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COMPETENCY BASED QUESTIONS


              Multiple Choice Questions

               Q1.  Carotenoids

                     (a)  are orange-yellow                           (b)  occur in association with chlorophyll
                     (c)  photosynthetic                              (d)  all of these
               Q2.  Lycopene is

                     (a)  a white substance in plants                 (b)  a chemical
                     (c)  a red pigment of tomato                     (d)  an end product

               Q3.  Chlorophyll a (C H O N Mg) has a molecular weight of
                                       55  72  5  4
                     (a)  888                (b)  893                 (c)  993                (d)  933

               Q4.  The pigment present in green sulphur bacteria is
                     (a)  absent                                      (b)  red-green
                     (c)  chlorobium chlorophyll                      (d)  bacteriochlorophyll

               Q5.  Orange-yellow carotenoids occur in
                     (a)  all green plants   (b)  fruits and fl owers  (c)  stem               (d)  none of these


                Answer key
                     1. (d), 2. (c), 3. (b), 4. (c), 5. (a)



                                                          PROJECT - 4

              OBJECTIVE
              To study the release of heat energy during respiration.

              Principle/Theory
              1.  In respiration, a part of energy produced is in the form of heat and the rest is in other form (ATPs).
              2.  Respiration has two important functions—
                   (a)  It is the process that results in formation/production of highly reactive compounds. Out of which
                        cell constituents are formed.
                   (b)  It is the process that releases energy from food.


              Materials Required
              Seeds (grams, peas), three thermometers, three thermos fl asks, fl ask, spirit lamp, tripod stand, wire gauze,
              matchbox, water, mercuric chloride, and corks


              Procedure
              1.  Take three thermos fl asks and mark them A, B, and C.
              2.  Take gram/peas seeds. In a fl ask marked A, put little (100 g) of dry seeds. In a fl ask marked B, put
                  100 g of soaked gram/peas seeds. And in a fl ask marked C, put 100 g of seeds previously killed by
                  boiling with water for fi ve minutes.

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