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Mention any two functions of the human foetal placenta.

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: Placenta (Growth) in Human

What is the significance of the testes being located in scrotal sacs outside the abdomen?

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: The Male Reproductive System

Match the items given in Column I with the most appropriate ones in Column II and rewrite the correct matching pairs:

  Column I   Column II
(a) Leydig Cells 1. Lack of thyroxine in children
(b) Stoma 2. 12 pairs
(c) Ova 3. Testosterone
(d) Cranial nerve 4. Diffusion of respiratory gases
(e) Cretinism 5. Haploid cells
    6. 31 Pairs
    7. Diploid cells
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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: The Male Reproductive System

The diagram given below shows a section of the human ovary.

  1. Name the process for the release of the part labelled 1.
  2. Write the name of the structure marked 2.
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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: The Female Reproductive System

Assertion (A): The foetus respires but does not breathe.

Reason (R): The maternal blood supplies oxygen to the foetus through placenta.

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: Placenta (Growth) in Human

Read the explanation given below and name the structure:

A cell formed by the fusion of gametes.

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: Parturition (Birth) in Human

State the difference between Micturition and Parturition.

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: Parturition (Birth) in Human

What is the significance of Testes being placed in Scrotal sacs?

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: The Male Reproductive System

The given statement is incorrect. Rewrite the correct statement:

Seminiferous tubules secrete Testosterone.

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Chapter: [13] The Reproductive System
Concept: The Male Reproductive System

A biology teacher asked her students to give two examples of vestigial organs in the human body.

Raj said: Wisdom teeth and Pinna

Sonu said: Body hair and large intestine

Lata said: Vermiform appendix and wisdom teeth

Abhay said: Pinna and Ossicles

Who were correct?

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Chapter: [14] Human Evolution
Concept: Vestigial Organs

Name any two resources which come under pressure due to the rising population.

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Chapter: [15] Population: The Increasing Numbers and Rising Problems
Concept: Rising Population - Pressure on Natural Resources

The prime source of chlorofluorocarbons is ______.

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Ozone Layer Depletion

find odd one from following: Sewage, newspaper, Styrofoam, Hay.

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Control of Pollution

Explain Biomedical waste

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Environmental Issues >> Soil Pollution

Study the picture given below and answer the question:

Mention one control measure to stop the pollution of water bodies.

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Control of Pollution

Name two harmful effects of noise pollution.

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Environmental Issues >> Noise Pollution

Define the following term:

Noise

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Chapter: [16] Pollution: A Rising Environmental Problem
Concept: Environmental Issues >> Noise Pollution

The energy required to remove an electron from a neutral isolated gaseous atom and convert it into a positively charged gaseous ion is called ____________. (electron affinity, ionization potential,
electronegativity)

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Chapter: [1] Periodic Table, Periodic Properties and Variations of Properties
Concept: Periodic Properties >> Ionisation Potential (Ionisation Energy)

Arrange the following as per the instruction given in the brackets:

He, Ar, Ne (Increasing order of the number of electron shells)

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Chapter: [1] Periodic Table, Periodic Properties and Variations of Properties
Concept: Periodic Properties >> Electron Affinity

Arrange the following as per the instruction given in the brackets:

Na, Li, K (Increasing Ionisation Energy)

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Chapter: [1] Periodic Table, Periodic Properties and Variations of Properties
Concept: Periodic Properties >> Ionisation Potential (Ionisation Energy)
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