ICSE/ISC Guess Papers Biology Class XII

ICSE/ISC Guess Paper 2009

Biology

Class XII

 

Q.1.           

a)      Fill in the blanks with appropriate                                                                        

 

i)                    The era which is popularly known as age of mammals is _______________

ii)                  In the lacteals the fatty acids are absorbed in the form of fat droplets called  ________

iii)                The sixth cranial nerve is also known as __________________

iv)                 The head of the epididymis is also known as __________

v)                   The pigment present in urine which imparts yellow colour to it is _______________

 

b)      Explain the following briefly                                                                                   3

 

i)                    Autochory

ii)                  Compensation Point

iii)                Chelators

 

c)      Give the contributions of the following scientists                                                 

 

i)                    S.G.Nawaschin

ii)                  K.C.Hamner and J.Bonner

iii)                T.D.Lysenko

iv)                Godfrey Hounsfield

v)                  Billhoyer and Davidkhone

 

 

 Q.2.

a)      What is counter current mechanism. Explain in brief .                             4

b)      Describe the path of ascent of sap due to transpiration pull. What were the objections raised against this theory and how was it rectified.                  6

 

Q.3.

a)      Describe cytochrome pump theory for active absorption of minerals.          5

b)      Describe the life cycle of filarial parasite.                                                    5

 

Q.4.

a)      Give an account of process of urine formation and its hormonal control.      5

b)      Describe the process of hybridization.                                                            5

 

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