Match the articles given in columns A and B (single matching). Column A Column B a . Carbon dioxide i . Bile b . Gall bladder i i . 120 mm Hg c . Diastolic pressure i i i . Photosynthesis d . Systolic pressure i v . 80 mm Hg

a - i i i Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in the form of sugar(glucose). b - i The liver is a reddish brown gland situated in the upper part of the abdomen on the right side. It is the largest gland in the body. It secretes bile juice that is stored in a sac called the gall bladder. The bile plays an important role in the digestion of fats. c - i v Human diastolic pressure is 80 mm Hg. In the diastole phase, the heart gets filled with the blood and ventricles relax. d - i i Human systolic pressure is 120 mm Hg. In the systole phase, the ventricles contract and the outflow of blood takes place from the heart to the arteries. Column A Column B a . Carbon dioxide i i i . Photosynthesis b . Gall bladder i . Bile c . Diastolic pressure i v . 80 mm Hg d . Systolic pressure i i . 120 mm Hg

Match the contents I, II and III (double matching) : Column A Column B Column C a. Glucose i. Blood capillaries p. Amoeba b. Exchange ii. Food vacuole q. Reabsorption c. Pumping of blood iii. Nephric filtrate r. One cell thick wall d. Pseudopodia iv. Ventricles s. Thick walls

a-iii-q Glucose is reabsorbed from the nephric filtrate in the PCT. It is completely reabsorbed under normal conditions. b-i-r Blood capillaries have thin walls, only one cell thick that allow them to effectively perform their function. Nutrients and oxygen gas are transported to the tissues from the blood through capillaries. c-iv-s Ventricles are thick walls which carry out the function of pumping of blood towards lungs or entire body. d-ii-p The pseudopodia in Amoeba helps in the intake of food into the vacuole. Amoeba is a unicellular animal with a holozoic mode of nutrition. Column A Column B Column C a. Glucose iii. Nephric filtrate q. Reabsorption b. Exchange i. Blood capillaries r. One cell thick wall c. Pumping of blood iv. Ventricles s. Thick walls d. Pseudopodia ii. Food vacuole p. Amoeba

Column A Column B i. Amylase A. Protein ii. Pepsin B. Fat iii. Lipase C. Starch

i-C Amylase is an enzyme that breakdown the starch into monosaccharides. ii-A Pepsin is an enzyme that breakdown the protein into peptides and proteose. iii-B Lipase is an enzyme that breakdown the fats into glycerol and fatty acids. Column A Column B i. Amylase C. Starch ii. Pepsin A. Protein iii. Lipase B. Fat

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY>Chapter 1 - Life Processes>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS

K.N. Bhatia and C.S. Mishra Solutions for Chapter: Life Processes, Exercise 1: SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY>Chapter 1 - Life Processes>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 9

Match the articles given in columns A and B (single matching).

Column A	Column B
$a .$ Carbon dioxide	$i .$ Bile
$b .$ Gall bladder	$i i .$ $120$ mm Hg
$c .$ Diastolic pressure	$i i i .$ Photosynthesis
$d .$ Systolic pressure	$i v .$ $80$ mm Hg

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DINESH SUPER SIMPLIFIED SCIENCE BIOLOGY>Chapter 1 - Life Processes>SELECTION TYPE QUESTIONS>Q 10

Match the contents I, II and III (double matching) :

Column A	Column B	Column C
a. Glucose	i. Blood capillaries	p. Amoeba
b. Exchange	ii. Food vacuole	q. Reabsorption
c. Pumping of blood	iii. Nephric filtrate	r. One cell thick wall
d. Pseudopodia	iv. Ventricles	s. Thick walls