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Published on: 31/07/2018
Based on the current academic syllabus, some of the important questions are prepared from the chapter The Living Organisms and their Surroundings.
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1.
Explain why many mountain trees are cone-shaped having sloping branches.
2.
Differentiate between excretion and secretion in plants and animals.
3.
Write the adaptation in aquatic plants due to which
(a) submerged leaves can bend in the flowing water.
(b) leaves can float on the surface of water.
4.
Write down the adaptive features of a lotus plant for a aquatic habitat.
5.
What is a habitat?
6.
Riya lives in Delhi. During her vacations, she went to Leh with her parents. On the way, they all were fine. When they reached Leh, all of them started feeling nauseous and complained of a headache and breathing difficulties. A man travelling with them told them to rest for few days and everything will be fine. After few days, Riya observed that the man was right and they were feeling fine.
(a) Why were Riya and her family suffering with these symptoms?
(b) (i) After 2-3 days everybody was fine. Why?
(ii) Explain what happened?
(c) What values do you feel are present in Ria?
7.
Like many animals although a car also moves it is not considered as a living organism. Give two or three reasons.
8.
An adaptation requires change in body shape of animals present. Name the habitat and the modification present.
9.
In which type of habitat do you expect to find organisms adapted to deep sleep?
10.
Identify two plants which can be produced by stem cuttings.
11.
Classify the following habitats into terrestrial and aquatic types.
Grassland, pond, ocean, rice field
12.
Name the place where an organism lives and gets its food.
13.
Habitat includes both ____________ things and ____________ things.
14.
The place where an organism live is called____________ .
15.
Desert plants have ______________root for better absorption.
16.
Some objects are characterised as living while others as _________________ .
17.
Soil, water and air are the ______________ factors of a habitat.
18.
Which of the following is correct for respiration in plants?
Respiration takes place only during day time
Respiration takes place only during night
Respiration takes place both during day and night
Respiration takes place only when plants are not making food
19.
Which of the following is an incorrect statement about excretion?
Excretion takes place in plants.
Excretion takes place both in plants and animals.
Excretion is the process of getting rid of excess water only.
Secretion is one method of excretion.
20.
Boojho comes across an animal having a streamlined and slippery body. What is the habitat of the animal?
Water
Desert
Grassland
Mountain
21.
Among the following, which is not a type of terrestrial habitat?
Desert
Grassland
Freshwater
Tundra
22.
Choose the incorrect pair.
Cactus - desert
Germs - air
Water lily - sea
Frog - pond
23.
Cactus plant has broad, thin leaves.
24.
Fin is for aquatic life in fishes.
25.
Frog has dry skin.
26.
Mountain is special terrestrial habitat with low temperature.
27.
Non-living objects carry out respiration.
1.
The trees in mountain habitats are usually cone-shaped having sloping branches because this shape of the mountain trees makes the rainwater and snow slide off easily without damaging the branches and leaves.
2.
Differentiate between excretion and secretion in plants and animals
| Excretion | Secretion |
| The removal of waste substances from the body of a living being is called excretion. | The process of removal of wastes in plants is referred to as secretion. |
| e.g. formation of urine excrete urea from the animals, body. | e.g. latex, resin and gum are waste for the ptant but useful for us. |
3.
The adaptations are
(a) Leaves of aquatic plants are narrow and ribbon-like which allow them to bend in the flowing water.
(b) Stems/Stalks of leaves of aquatic plants are long, hollow and light which allow them to float on the surface of water.
4.
The lotus have the following characteristics
(i) Its stalk has long tunnels and holes which help the stalk to float on the surface of water.
(ii) It has large, circular or disc-shaped leaves, which make them float on the water surface.
(iii) The huge circular leaf is well adapted for buoyancy and photosynthesis.
(iv) Its leaf has an oil surface coatingThis keeps the leaf waterproof and protects against wetting and decaying.
5.
The surroundings where organisms live is called habitat. The organisms depend on their habitat for food, water, air, shelter and other needs. e.g. Habitat of a camel is a desert.
6.
(a) Ria and her family were suffering from these symptoms because they are present in high altitude region where oxygen supply is limited.
(b) (i) After few days, everybody's body has adjusted or adapted to the conditions of mountain region.
(ii) When we go from plains to mountains, our body faces difficulties due to sudden changes it is exposed to. After few days however, they all get acclimatised to these sudden changes.
(c) Ria is observant and sincere girl who tries to learn from her experience and gathers information about changes that ignite her curiosity.
7.
A moving car though moves is not considered as a living organism because of the following reasons:
(i) Living organisms have the ability to move on their own, whereas a car moves by the burning of fuels like diesel and petrol.
(ii) Like all living organisms, a car does not show any other living characteristics like respiration, digestion, reproduction or growth.
8.
Animals in aquatic habitat have streamlined bodies which help them in surviving underwater.
9.
Deep sleep or hibernation is adapted by animals living in mountain habitats.
10.
Rose and jasmine can be produced by stem cuttings.
11.
The habitats can be classified as:
Terrestrial habitats - Grassland and rice field
Aquatic habitats - Pond and ocean
12.
Habitat is a place where animal lives and gets its food.
13.
( )
living, non-living
14.
( )
habitat
15.
( )
deep
16.
( )
non-living
17.
( )
abiotic
18.
(b)
Respiration takes place only during night
19.
(c)
Excretion is the process of getting rid of excess water only.
20.
(a)
Water
21.
(c)
Freshwater
22.
(c)
Water lily - sea
23.
(b)
24.
(a)
25.
(b)
26.
(a)
27.
(b)
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