Std 8 II nd Unit Test History

  Attempt all questions every question carry equal marks

          Question no. (1) 10

State whether the following are true or false:

(a) Indian rulers were quite satisfied with lord Dalhousie expansion policies.

(b) Presents benefited from the land revenue system of the British

(c) Social reforms such as the abolition of sati and female infanticide, and the widow remarriage caused deep resentment among the orthodox section of society.

(d) The doctrine of lapse was abolished after the Revolt.

(e) The revolt of 1875 had come as a shock to the British.

Question no. 2. 10

Attempt any five questions:

(a) Why did Rani of Jhansi become a staunch enemy of the British?

(b) Why did Nana Saheb fight against the British during the Revolt of 1857?

(c) Why did the zamindars and talukdars became sworn enemies of the British?

(d) What happened to Nawab’s army when Awadh was annexed?

(e) When and where did the revolt of 1875 begin?

(f) Mention any two man centres of revolt.

(g) What step was taken by the British to reorganize the army after the Revolt ?

(h) Mention any two important results of the results of the Revolt.

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Std 6 Biology Unit test II

 

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                                                                   Unit II 2020-2021

   Std VI                                       Biology                                          M.M 20

         (All questions are compulsory)

Question 1. Multiple choice questions.                                                                 (5×1)

a.       Seeds develop from

(i)                  Pollen grain

(ii)                Ovary

(iii)               Ovule

(iv)              Stigma

b.      The control centre of the cell is

(i)                  Nucleus

(ii)                Mitochondria

(iii)               Chloroplast

(iv)              Ribosome

c.       Plants use oxygen in

(i)                  Photosynthesis and respiration

(ii)                Photosynthesis only

(iii)               Respiration only

(iv)              None of these

d.      Cell was discovered by

(i)                  Robert Brown

(ii)                Robert Hooke

(iii)               Leeuwenhoek

(iv)              Charles Darwin

e.      Which is a digestive gland

(i)                  Tongue

(ii)                Tooth

(iii)               Stomach

(iv)              Liver

Question 2. Fill in the blanks                                                                                        (5×1)

a.       Bile is stored in ...........

b.      Neem leaves are..........

c.       After fertilisation ovary develops into........

d.      Organism formed of one cell only are called .........

e.      The cavity of vacuole is filled with.........

Question 3. Give one word for the followings                                                           (5×1)

a.       The control centre of the cell.

b.      The largest gland in human body.

c.       Tooth for tearing food.

d.      Loss of water from the surface of lamina.

e.      The mature ovule that contains the embryo.

Question 4.Match the followings.                                                                                 (5×1)

       Column A                       Column B

i.                     Ovule                   (a) hypogeal germination

ii.                   Insect                  (b) pollen grains

iii.                  Maize                  (c)  dry fruit

iv.                 Anthers               (d) seed

v.                   Nut                      (e) cross pollination

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Std 7 Biology Unit Test II

 

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               VII                                 Biology                 Unit Test 2                         M.M 20

Question 1. Multiple choice question                                                                               (5×1)

a.       Adipose tissues stores

(i)                 Fats

(ii)               Glucose

(iii)             Protein

(iv)              Vitamins

b.      Which bacteria is found in root nodules of legumes

(i)                 Rhizobium

(ii)               Anabaena

(iii)             Nostoc

(iv)              Azotobacter

c.       Ringworm is caused by

(i)                 Bacteria

(ii)               Algae

(iii)             Fungi

(iv)              Virus

d.      Bryophytes are found in

(i)                 Moist places

(ii)               Ponds

(iii)             Seas

(iv)              Dry places

e.      Excretory organ of annelids is

(i)                 Kidney

(ii)               Book lungs

(iii)             Neuron

(iv)              Nephridia

Question 2. Fill in the blanks                                                                                                (5×1)

a.       Invertebrates with jointed legs are called.......

b.      Fishes have .......chambered heart.

c.       In photosynthesis .........gas is liberated.

d.      The minimum photosynthesis is recorded in.......light.

e.      Chlorophyll traps energy from........

Question 3. State the followings are true or false                                                             (5×1)

a.       Presence of starch in the leaves is tested using iodine solution.

b.      The air that is breathed out is rich in oxygen.

c.       Body of paramecium is formed of a single cell.

d.      All pulses are dicot plants.

e.      Father of botany is Aristotle.

Question 4. Give one word for the followings                                                                    (5×1)

a.       The underground stem of pteridophytes.

b.      Algae ,fungi and bacteria.

c.       Animals that forms corals.

d.      Animals without backbone.

e.      Animals giving birth to young ones.

 

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Std 8 Biology Unit test II

 

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VIII                                      Biology                            Unit Test 2                   M.M 20

Question 1. Multiple choice question                                                                                    (5×1)

a.       The vascular tissue in leaves is located

(i)                 Only in stalk

(ii)               Only in lamina

(iii)             Only in midrib

(iv)              In midrib and its branches

b.      The number of organisms formed by binary fission is

(i)                 Two

(ii)               Four

(iii)             Many

(iv)              Eight

c.       Fusion of sperm and ovum is known as

(i)                 Copulation

(ii)               Incubation

(iii)             Maturation

(iv)              Fertilisation

d.      Vulture play an important role in the environment as

(i)                 Decomposer

(ii)               Carnivore

(iii)             Primary consumer

(iv)              Scavenger

e.      Emergency hormone which prepares body to fight or flight is secreted by

(i)                 Adrenal cortex

(ii)               Adrenal medulla

(iii)             Thyroid gland

(iv)              Anterior pituitary

Question 2.  Fill in the blanks                                                                                                                  (5×1)

a.       ............is the endocrine part of pancreas.

b.      .............is the atmospheric moisture.

c.       Malarial parasite is an .............parasite.

d.      The female gametes are called........

e.      .......... is the outer covering of fruit.

Question 3. State the followings are true or false                                                                                (5×1)

a.       Insect pollinated flowers are brightly coloured.

b.      Potato is a root.

c.       The first cell of a living organism is embryo.

d.      The unfertilised egg is called zygote.

e.      Frog is producer in an ecosystem.

Question 4. Match the followings                                                                                                              (5×1)

  Column A            Column B

a.       Hormone                                     (i) pituitary gland

b.      Myxoedema                               (ii) water balance

c.       Glucagon                                    (iii)  Endocrine gland

d.      Growth hormone                      (iv) antagonistic to insulin

e.      Corticoids                                    (v) hyposecretion of thyroxin

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Std 6 Chemistry Unit test II

 

Unit II  ( 2020-21 )

Std- VISubject- ChemistryM:M-20

 

Q1-Write true or false against each statement:5m

i.                    Nitrogen gas makes up  about71% of the air.

ii.                  Soil contains air.

iii.                Burning of coal causes air pollution.

iv.                 All fuels burn in the presence of carbon dioxide.

v.                   River water is as saline as sea water.

  Q2-Fill in the blanks with the suitable words-                                                             5m

i.                    The thick layer of air surrounding the earth is called…………….

ii.                  ……………….gas present in the air is used to make fertilizers.

iii.                The oxygen  present in the air is used for……………..

iv.                 Plant lose water from their leaves by the process of………….

v.                   The water that is fit for drinking is called ………………..

Q3-Choose the correct option-                                                                                        5m

i.                    Which gas present in air is used by plants for making food throughphotosynthesis?

a.      Carbon dioxide         b. Oxygen

ii.                  Which gas present in the air do not support burning?

a.      oxygen  b. Nitrogen

iii.                Which of these is not a waterborne disease?

a.      Diarrhoea                      b. Malaria

iv.                 Flood causes great damage to

a.      Humans only.              b. Human and animals both

v.                   The process of seeping water into the ground is called-

a.      Aquiferb. Infiltration

Q4- Give one word for the following-                                                                             5m

i.                    The percentage of this gas in the air is 21% .__________

ii.                  The process by which oxygen gas is released in the air.________

iii.                A substance which burns in the presence of air to give out heat and light.________

iv.                 Rain with acid dissolved in it._____________

v.                   Unwanted and harmful substances that contaminate water._______

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