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For biology, ncert is your Bible . So carefully reading and analyzing the key concepts of each units is the only way you can outshine your descriptive exam. However here are some important topics you must surely cover before your exam :
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1. classification of organisms & salient features of each phyla
2. haplontic , diplontic & haplo-diplontic life-cycles of plants with ncert examples
3. anatomical modifications of plant structures with examples & secondary growth
4. stages of cell division both in mitosis & meiosis and their difference
5. cell theory & fluid mosaic model , cell organelles
6. classification & nomenclature of enzymes and enzyme inhibition
7. active & passive transport , apoplast & symplast pathway and mass flow hypothesis
8. micro & macro nutrients , N2 Cycle & biological N2 fixation
9. C3 & C4 pathway , Z - scheme & photorespation
10. Glycolysis , TCA & ETS
11. phytohormones , photoperiodism & vernalisation
12. digestive enzymes , dental formula , steps in digestion
13. respiratory volumes & capacities , disorders
14. cardiac cycle , ECG & disorders
15. structure of nephron , urine formation & counter current mechanism
16. mechanism of muscle contraction and types of joints
17. nerve impulse generation & transmission , reflex arc , mechanism of hearing and vision
18. endocrine glands , hormones & their functions
909 Views · View Upvoters Answered Mar 4, 2018 Aagneya
1. classification of organisms & salient features of each phyla
2. haplontic , diplontic & haplo-diplontic life-cycles of plants with ncert examples
3. anatomical modifications of plant structures with examples & secondary growth
4. stages of cell division both in mitosis & meiosis and their difference
5. cell theory & fluid mosaic model , cell organelles
6. classification & nomenclature of enzymes and enzyme inhibition
7. active & passive transport , apoplast & symplast pathway and mass flow hypothesis
8. micro & macro nutrients , N2 Cycle & biological N2 fixation
9. C3 & C4 pathway , Z - scheme & photorespation
10. Glycolysis , TCA & ETS
11. phytohormones , photoperiodism & vernalisation
12. digestive enzymes , dental formula , steps in digestion
13. respiratory volumes & capacities , disorders
14. cardiac cycle , ECG & disorders
15. structure of nephron , urine formation & counter current mechanism
16. mechanism of muscle contraction and types of joints
17. nerve impulse generation & transmission , reflex arc , mechanism of hearing and vision
18. endocrine glands , hormones & their functions
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Multiple Choice Questions
1. As we go from species to kingdom in a taxonomic hierarchy, the number of common characteristics
a. Will decrease
b. Will increase
c. Remain same
d. May increase or decrease
2. Which of the following ‘suffixes’ used for units of classification in plants indicates a taxonomic category of ‘family’.
a. – Ales
b. – Onae
c. – Aceae
d. – Ae
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1. As we go from species to kingdom in a taxonomic hierarchy, the number of common characteristics
a. Will decrease
b. Will increase
c. Remain same
d. May increase or decrease
2. Which of the following ‘suffixes’ used for units of classification in plants indicates a taxonomic category of ‘family’.
a. – Ales
b. – Onae
c. – Aceae
d. – Ae
3. T
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