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19 Ans. (c) 1
20 Ans (a) 1
SECTION - B
21 (A) The F1 generation blossom will be blue in colour.(b) If the F1 generation flowers 1+1
self-pollinate, then 25% of the F2 generation’s blossoms must be white.
22 1+1
Just like a ball bouncing off a wall, the laser light will reflect off the mirror at the
same angle it hit the mirror. This is due to the law of reflection, which states that the
angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
23 1+1
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OR
24 Sexual reproduction involves formation of male and female gametes. In diploid 1+1
organisms, Gametes are formed by the process of meiosis.
Meiosis brings about variations in the traits of organisms.
25 Ans. (a) A number of holes were observed because zinc has displaced copper from 1+1
CuSO4. Zinc metal has been used to form zinc sulphate, therefore, number of holes
were observed. (b) Zn(s) + CuSO4(aq) → ZnSO4(aq) + Cu(s)
OR
(i)
1/2x4=2
1/Rp=1/2+1/2=1ohm
Such that,
⇒Rp = 1 Ω
and Rs = 2 Ω + 1 Ω = 3 Ω
SECTION -C
27 (i) During electrolysis of brine, chlorine is obtained at anode. When chlorine is 1+1+1/2
passed through slaked lime, bleaching powder is formed which is used for +1/2
disinfecting drinking water. Hence, G is Cl2 and C is CaOCl2.
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30 (a) 1/2x6=3
(b)Blood helps in the transport of nutrients and hormones into the cells. It plays a
larger role in digestion and endocrine system functions. Digested nutrients are
absorbed into the bloodstream through capillaries in the villi and transported to all
cells.
Blood also regulates the body temperature and platelets clot blood at sites of injury.
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31 Plastic cups are non-biodegradable and harm the environment. They were, thus, 1+1+1
replaced by Kulhads.
Making Kulhad, which is made of clay on a large scale resulted in the loss of top
fertile soil.
Now, disposable paper cups are used because the paper can be recycled, it is
biodegradable and is eco-friendly material, which does not cause environmental
pollution.
32 (a) Strength of magnetic field produced by a current carrying solenoid depends upon 1/2x3
the following factors:
33 (a)Myopia is commonly known as near-sightedness. In this condition, the person can ½ x 6=3
see the objects nearby but cannot see distant objects clearly. Concave lens
(b)When the length of the eyeball is too long as compared to the focusing power of
the lens of the eye and cornea.
(c)
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SECTION - D
34 The circuit diagram is as shown below. 2+1+1+1
OR
(3+1+1)
35 (a) A is cyclopentane 5
(b) B is pentene
(c) A
(d) B (1.5+1.5+1+1)
OR
(i) Methane/CH4
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SECTION- E
37 Ans: (a) Applications of concave mirrors: (i) Concave mirror is used as a shaving mirror. ½+1/2+1
When the face is placed close to it so that it is within its focus and we get an erect and +2
magnified image of the face.
(ii) Doctors use concave mirror as a headmirror to concentrate parallel rays of light on its
focus which enables them to examine body parts such as eye, throat, etc.
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(c)(i) Since the image is formed at the same point as the object, v = u = –100 cm (Distances
to the left of the mirror are negative). So, the focal length of the mirror is –50 cm. (Negative
sign indicates that it is a concave mirror).
(ii) where, m is the magnification of the image. Substituting the values, we get m = –1 So,
the magnification of the image is 1. (Negative sign indicates that the image is real and
inverted).
38 (a) Phototropism 1+1+2
(b)The hormone present at the shoot tip of the plant is Auxin.
( c) Shoot grow in upward direction due to positive phototropism(correct value point)
OR
Chemotropism is the movement of plant parts in response to a chemical stimulus. For
example, when a pollen tube grows towards an ovule in a flower, it's an example of
chemotropism. This is an example of positive chemotropism because the pollen tube
is growing towards the stimulus.
39 (a)2 Cu s Copper + O 2 g Oxygen → ∆ 2 CuO s Copper oxide. 1+1+1+1
(b)Metal oxides are categorized as amphoteric when they react with both acids and
bases to produce water and salts. Some examples of amphoteric oxides
include: Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) and Zinc oxide (ZnO).
(c)
(i) Na2O(s) + H2O(l) → NaOH
(ii) Al2O3 + 2NaOH →NaAlO2+H2(1+1)
OR
(c)
(i) S+O2→SO2.
(ii) SO2, Acidic in Nature (1+1)