WORKSHEET
– CLASS XI
THE
LIVING WORLD
Q.1 Mention distinctive characters of living organisms
Growth, reproduction , ability to sense
environment , metabolism ,
Q.2
Mention two characteristics of growth.
Increase in mass and increase in number.
Q.3
What is the difference in growth seen in plants and in animals present on
earth.?
In plants growth is continuous
throughout their life span but in
animals it is upto certain stage.
Q.4 What
is the difference in growth of living and non – living?
In non-living, growth is by accumulation
of material but in living, it is from inside.
Q.5 What does the term Reproduction refer to in multicellular
organisms ?
Production
of progeny.
Q.6
Name the group of organisms which multiply by fragmentation .
Fungi& filamentous algae.
Q.7
Name two unicellular organisms in which
reproduction itself is synonymous with growth.
Amoeba, Chlamydomonas
Q.8
What are metabolic reactions ?
Chemical reactions occurring in our body.
Q.9
Define metabolism.
Sum total of all chemical reactions in
body.in our body..
Q.10
How do properties of tissues arise
,though they are not present in the cells?
By interaction of living cells.
Q.
11 Define biodiversity.
Number and types of organisms present on earth .
Q.13
Define nomenclature process.
Standardised naming of all living
organisms.
Q.14
What is identification ?
Describing of organisms and naming it..
Q.15
Expand (i) ICBN, (ii)
ICZN.
International code of Botanical
Nomenclature.
International code of Zoological Nomenclature.
Q.16
Mention two advantages of scientific
names.
1. Ensures that each organism has one
name .
2.Such a name is not used for any other
known and identified organism.
Q.17.
Define classification.
The process by which anything is
grouped into convenient categories based on some easily observable characters.
Q.
18 What is taxonomy?
Process of classification of living organisms in various taxa.
Q.19
Name four processes basic to taxonomy.
A) Characterisation B)Identification C) Classiffication D) Nomenclature.
Q.20.
Define systematics.
Study of relationship among different
organisms.
Q.21
Define family.
A group of related Genera.
Q.22
Define Order.
Assemblage of families which exhibit a
few similar characteristics.
Q.23.
What are botanical gardens?
Specialised gardens having collections of
living plants which are labelled with scientific name and its family.
Q.24
What are Zoological parks?
Places where wild animals are kept in
protected environment under human care
which enables us to learn about their food habits and behaviour.
FILL IN THE BLANKS
a)
----------------------- of the body is the defining feature of life forms.
A- Cellular organisation.
b)Human
being is the only organism with
------------------A-. Self
–consciousness.
c)
Living beings respond to----------------- which can be physical, chemical, or
biological .
A-
External stimuli.
d)
All living organisms are------------------, evolving, and self – regulating
interactive systems cabable of responding to ---------------
A- Self – replicating , external stimuli.
e)
All living organisms –present, past and future, are linked to one another by
sharing of the common ------------------------------------ , but to varying
degrees.
A-
Genetic material.
f) Scientific name has two components the ------------------------- name and the
---------------------------epithet.
A- Generic , specific.
e)
---------------------------------------------is providing a name with two components.
A-
Binomial Nomenclature.
f)
--------------------gave scientific naming of organisms.
A- Carolus Linneaus.
g)
Scientific name of mango is ---------------------- ----------------.
h)
Scientific name of potato
is--------------------------
----------------
i)
) Scientific name of lion is----------------------- -----------------
j) Scientific name of human being
is --------------------------
----------------
k)
Scientific name of wheat is
----------------------------------------
l) Scientific name of house fly is
-------------------------- ----------------
A-Mangifera indica, Solanum
tuberosum,, Panthera tigris, Homo sapiens, Triticum aestivum, Musca domestica.
m)
First word in a biological name represents the -------------- while second denotes the -------------epithet.
A-
Genus , specific.
n)
Both the words in biological name are separately underlined or printed in
italics to indicate their --------------------- origin.
A-
Latin
o)The
title of publication of Linneaus is ------------------------------------- ( Systema nature)
p)
potato and ginger belong to genus ----------------- ( Solanum)
q)
Lion, leopard , and tiger belong to ----------------------------- genus. (Panthera)
r)
) Lion, leopard , and tiger belong to ----------------------------- family. ( Canidae.)
s)
Cat and dog belong to --------------------------------- family. ( Canidae.)
t)
--------------------- is a store house of collected plant specimens that are
dried , pressed , and preserved, on sheets. (Herbarium.)
u)
----------------------------------is a collection of preserved plants and
animals. ( Museum)
v)
-------------------- is based on contrasting
character generally in a pair called couplet. ( Key)
w) ------------------------ contains the actual account of habitat and
distribution of plants in a given area. (
Flora.)
MCQs
1.Which
type of organisms reproduce or multiply by cell division
a)
unicellular b)multicellular c) prokaryotic d) eukaryotic - (a)
2
Fungi reproduces by a) egg
b) sperm c) gemmules d) spores.
- ( d)
3. .Yeast and Hydra reproduce by a) conidia
b) budding c) spores d) fragmentation. -
(b0
4 Planaria reproduces by a) spores
b) budding c) regeneration d) conidia - (c)
5.
Biological names are written in
a)English b) german c) French
d) latin - (d)
6
.Each category in classification is
termed as
a)
genus b) species c) taxon d) class -
(c)
7.
Lowest category of classification is a) species b) order
c) genus d) class - (a)
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