EASY
6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

Match column I with column II and select the correct option from the given codes.(
  Column I   Column II
(a) Hinge joint (i) Neck joint
(b) Gliding joint (ii) Hip joint
(c) Pivot joint (iii) Knee joint
(d) Ball and socket joint (iv) Wrist joint

(A) (a)- iii, (b)- iv, (c)- i, (d)- ii

(B) (a)- iv, (b)- i, (c)- iii, (d)- ii

(C) (a)- i, (b)- ii, (c)- iv, (d)- iii

(D) (a)- ii, (b)- iii, (c)- i, (d)- iv

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Important Questions on The World of Living

EASY
6th Foundation
IMPORTANT

Read the following statements, (i)-(v), each with one or two blanks.
(i) __ (a)__ have liquid skeletons.
(ii) The last __ (b)__ pairs of ribcage bones that are not joined to the breastbone are called __ (c)__.
(iii) The longest bone of human body is __ (d)__.
(iv) __ (e)__ is strong, flexible band that holds bones together at the joints.
(v) __ (f)__ is a smooth elastic tissue that covers and protects the ends of long bones at the joints.
Which of the following options correctly fill any two of these blanks?

EASY
6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
The structure marked as X in the given figure is not involved in ________.
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6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
Refer to the given figures X and Y, and select the incorrect statement regarding them.
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6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
The given figure shows an example of _________.
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6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
Which of the following statements is correct?
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6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
Which of the following statements holds true for the root system shown in the given figure?
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(i) It is a fibrous root system.
(ii) The branches that arise from the main root are called fibrous roots.
(iii) It is a taproot system.
(iv) Examples of this type of root system are pea, tulsi, radish, carrot, and turnip.
EASY
6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
The given table shows some characteristics of herbs, shrubs and trees.
Which of the given points is/are incorrect?
  Feature Herbs Shrubs Trees
(i) Size Very small, usually less than 1m high Medium sized, usually 1-3 m high Tall, generally more than 3m high
(ii) Nature of stem Green and tender stems with few branches Hard and very thick stem with branches on the upper part of the stem Hard stem but not very thick; branches arise near the base of the stem
(iii) Examples Grass, tomato, wheat, mint Hibiscus, lemon, rose, jasmine Gulmohar, neem, peepal, mango
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6th Foundation
IMPORTANT
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What is a common character of the above shown animals?