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Theory
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Number 1. | Name Introduction | Description An introductory theory on what is living, the characteristics of living beings and the different life processes. |
| Number 2. | Name What are life processes | Description A theory that deals in detail the various life processes that are essential for living beings. |
| Number 3. | Name Nutrition and its types | Description A theory that explains what is nutrition, the types of nutrition - autotrophic and heterotrophic, and heterotrophic nutrition in animals. |
| Number 4. | Name Nutrition in amoeba and paramecium | Description A theory that gives a brief note on the nutrition of amoeba and paramecium. |
| Number 5. | Name Nutrition in human being - buccal cavity | Description A theory about the alimentary canal and in particular explains the buccal cavity of the human beings. |
| Number 6. | Name Nutrition in human beings - pharynx, oesophagus, stomach | Description A theory that explains the processes and functions of pharynx, oesophagus, and stomach. |
| Number 7. | Name Nutrition in human - small intestine and large intestine | Description A theory that deals with the function and parts of the small intestine and large intestine. |
| Number 8. | Name Digestive glands | Description A theory that explains the different digestive glands present in the human - salivary glands, gastric glands, pancreas, liver and intestinal glands. |
| Number 9. | Name Digestion of different biomolecules in human beings | Description A theory that explains the digestion of the different biomolecules - protein, carbohydrates, fats, and nucleic acids. |
| Number 10. | Name Respiration | Description A theory that have a detailed explaination on what is respiration and the types of respiration - aerobic and anaerobic respiration. |
| Number 11. | Name Human respiratory system | Description A theory that explains in detail the human respiratory system, the passage of air through the human respiratory system. |
| Number 12. | Name Gas exchange in alveoli | Description A theory that explains the gaseous exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen, the importance of alveoli, and the harmful effects of smoking. |
| Number 13. | Name Experiments to demonstrate the release of carbon dioxide through respiration | Description A theory that explains the experiments to prove that carbon dioxide is expired from humans as well as in yeast during anaerobic respiration. |
| Number 14. | Name Transportation in organisms | Description A theory that explains what is transportation, the importance of transportation and the extracellular fluid - blood and lymph. |
| Number 15. | Name Circulatory system | Description A theory which defines the types of circulatory system - open and clased, the functions and parts of the human heart, and the types of circulation - pulmonay and systemic. |
| Number 16. | Name Circulation of blood in different organisms | Description A theory that deals with the blood circulation in different organisms like fishes, amphibians, and the blood vessels - arteries and veins. |
| Number 17. | Name Blood pressure and formation of blood clotting | Description A theory that defines what is blood pressure, the instrument used to measure blood pressure and the process of blood clotting in humans is explained. |
| Number 18. | Name Human excretory system | Description A theory that explains what is excretion, the parts of the human excretory system, and the functions of the different parts of the excretory organs. |
| Number 19. | Name Urine formation and haemodialysis | Description The mechanism of urine formation, what is hemodialysis, and what is meant by organ donation or transplantation is explained in the theory. |
| Number 20. | Name Mindmap | Description Conceptual maps to help recalling the concepts learnt in the subtopic - life processes in animals. |
Practice Questions
| Number | Name | Type | Difficulty | Marks | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number 1. | Name Characteristics of living beings | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 2 m. | Description An MCQ based exercise based on what is living organisms, what are the various life processes and the characteristics of living organisms. |
| Number 2. | Name Metabolism and growth | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description An exercise based on the growth, metabolism and its types, reproduction and the types of reproduction. |
| Number 3. | Name Modes of reproduction | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 2 m. | Description A drag and drop exercise to test the knowledge of the students on the modes of reproduction and the examples of organisms that practise the different types of reproduction. |
| Number 4. | Name Nutrition in unicellular and multicellular organisms | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description A MCQ based exercise on nutrition in unicellular organisms like Amoeba, Paramecium, nutrition and digestion in humans. |
| Number 5. | Name Functions of glands and organs present in digestive system | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description Match the following exercise to test the knowledge of students on the topics digestive system of humans and the digestive glands present. |
| Number 6. | Name Blood, lymph and circulation in humans | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description A fill in the blank exercise that contains questions related to blood, lymph, blood cells, the types of circulatory systems and the circulation present in humans. |
| Number 7. | Name Chambers of heart | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 2 m. | Description A drag and drop exercise based on the number of chambers of heart present in an organism. |
| Number 8. | Name Excretion and function of excretory organs | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description A match the following exercise based on the excretory organs, dialysis, and the human excretory system. |
| Number 9. | Name NCERT objective questions | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty easy | Marks 3 m. | Description An exercise based on the NCERT exemplar objective based questions. |
| Number 10. | Name Different types of nutrition in organisms | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 4 m. | Description A drag and drop exercise based on the different types of nutrition - autotrophic, heterotrophic, holozoic, parasitic and saprophytic nutrition. |
| Number 11. | Name Types of reproduction, growth and metabolism | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A multiple choice question exercise based on the properties of living organisms, types of metabolism, and types of reproduction. |
| Number 12. | Name Different organs of the human digestive system and their functions | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A drop down question based exercise that helps the students to identify the different parts of the digestive system based on the function. |
| Number 13. | Name Digestive organs, life processes and glands associated with digestion | Type 1st type - receptive | Difficulty medium | Marks 4 m. | Description A match the following exercise that tests the knowledge of students in the various parts of digestive system, the glands associated with digestion and the different life processes. |
| Number 14. | Name Digestive system of humans and their parts | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 4 m. | Description A picture based exercise where the students analyse the identifies the parts of the human digestive system. |
| Number 15. | Name Types of respiration, respiratory products and human repsiratory system | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A multiple choice question exercise based on the concepts of respiration, types of respiration, the parts of the human respiratory system, and the gaseous exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen. |
| Number 16. | Name Alimentary canal,circulation and breathing | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A multiple choice question exercise that helps the students to identify the parts based on their function. |
| Number 17. | Name Difference between arteries, veins, types of respiration, types of breathing | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty medium | Marks 4 m. | Description An exercise that helps in recalling the difference between arteries, veins, types of respiration, types of breathing. |
| Number 18. | Name Circulatory, respiratory and excretory system of human | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A picture based exercise where the student analyses and identifies the human circulatory, respiratory and the excretory system. |
| Number 19. | Name Differences betweeen - lymph and blood; atrium and ventricle; parasitic and saprophytic nutrition | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description An exercise that helps in recalling the differences between the lymph and blood; atrium and ventricle; parasitic and saprophytic nutrition. |
| Number 20. | Name Circulatory and respiratory system in humans | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A drag and drop exercise to arrange the steps in a sequence to represent the circulatory and respiratory system of human beings. |
| Number 21. | Name NCERT objective based questions | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description NCERT exemplar questions on the chapter - life processes in animals. |
| Number 22. | Name Holozoic nutrition, nutrition in amoeba, and fish circulation | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A drag and drop exercise to identify the sequence of steps in the process of holozoic nutrition and circulation in fishes. |
| Number 23. | Name Blood clotting, excretory system in humans and artificial kidney | Type 2nd type - interpretation | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description A drop down exercise to test the knowldege of the students in the excretory system of humans, artificial kidney, and filtration process in kidneys. |
| Number 24. | Name Blood, lymph, respiration and blood vessels | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty hard | Marks 7 m. | Description An excercise based on the composition and functions of blood, lymph and different types of blood vessels. |
| Number 25. | Name Digestive enzymes, excretion, circulation and transportation | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty hard | Marks 9 m. | Description An assertion and reasoning based exercise based on the life processes of animals. |
| Number 26. | Name Nutrition, excretion and circulation of blood | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty hard | Marks 6 m. | Description An exercise that tests the students based on the concepts of digestion of different biomolecules, digestive enzymes role, role or alveoli, artery and veins. |
| Number 27. | Name Digestion and nutrition in human beings, circulatory system and transportation | Type 3rd type - analysis | Difficulty hard | Marks 7 m. | Description An exercise where students analyse the four statements and to choose the two statements that are correct. |
Questions for Teacher Use
| Number | Name | Type | Difficulty | Marks | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number 1. | Name Lab based objective and subjective questions | Type Other | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description An exercise that consists of viva voice questions which are asked during the CBSE practical examinations. |
| Number 2. | Name NCERT VSA and SA questions | Type Other | Difficulty medium | Marks 5 m. | Description An exercise comprising of 1mark objective and very short answer questions that are being picked from the previous year CBSE exams. |
| Number 3. | Name Activity - compare and contrast breathing rates of fish and humans | Type Other | Difficulty medium | Marks 10 m. | Description An activity where the brething rates of fish and humans are compared that helps the students to understand that there is increased breathing rates in fishes. |
| Number 4. | Name NCERT SA I | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 9 m. | Description An exercise comprising of short answer questions picked from the previous year CBSE examinations. |
| Number 5. | Name Activity to demonstrate the action of saliva on starch | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 10 m. | Description An activity that helps students to identify the action of saliva on starch. |
| Number 6. | Name NCERT Exemplar and book back questions subjective based | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 13 m. | Description An exercise that consists of Long and short answers of NCERT exemplar and book back questions. |
| Number 7. | Name NCERT In-text subjective questions | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 9 m. | Description An exercise that contains questions and solutions picked from the NCERT textbooks. |
| Number 8. | Name NCERT subjective based | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 6 m. | Description An exercise consisting of short answers picked from the NCERT exampler. |
| Number 9. | Name NCERT long answer questions | Type Other | Difficulty hard | Marks 10 m. | Description An exercise that consists of long answer questions picked from the previous year question papers of CBSE examinations. |
| Number 10. | Name Human circulatory system | Type Other | Difficulty medium | Marks 1 m. | Description Practice the question related to the decomposition reaction. |
| Number 11. | Name Human respiratory system | Type Other | Difficulty medium | Marks 1 m. | Description Practice the question related to the decomposition reaction. |
Tests
| Number | Name | Recomended time: | Difficulty | Marks | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number 1. | Name Training test 1 | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 9 m. | Description A training test that test the knowledge of characteristics of living beings, metabolism, growth, and the digestive system in humans. |
| Number 2. | Name Training test 2 | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 9 m. | Description A training test that trains the student on the modes of nutrition, circulation, the blood vessels - arteries, veins and capillaries. |
| Number 3. | Name Training test 3 | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 11 m. | Description To train the students about the process of nutrition, alimentary canal, circulation and breathing. |
| Number 4. | Name Training test 4 | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 12 m. | Description A training test about digestion, the different digestive glands, life processes, circulation and excretory system of humans. |
| Number 5. | Name Training test 5 | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 11 m. | Description A training test that focusses on the number of chambers of heart, the different types of nutrition - autotrophic and heterotrophic nutrition, and different organs present in human digestive system. |
Periodic assessments
| Number | Name | Recomended time: | Difficulty | Marks | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number 1. | Name Homework 1 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 10 m. | Description A homework test that consists of an activity which demonstrates action of saliva on starch. |
| Number 2. | Name Homework 2 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 10 m. | Description A homework test that compares and contrasts the breathing rate of fish and humans. |
| Number 3. | Name Homework 3 | Recomended time: 00:15:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 18 m. | Description A homework test based on NCERT objective type of questions, text book back questions and the text book in text questions. |
| Number 4. | Name Progress test 1 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 25 m. | Description A test that contains exercises with questions based on the NCERT book, NCERT exampler and lab based questions. |
| Number 5. | Name Progress test 2 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 17 m. | Description A progress test that tests the students on types of respiration, reproduction, the types of growth and metabolism. |
| Number 6. | Name Progress test 3 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 20 m. | Description A progress test which consists of exercises based on holozoic nutrition, nutrition and excretion in humans. |
| Number 7. | Name Progress test 4 | Recomended time: 00:30:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 24 m. | Description A test consisting exercises comprising of previous year CBSE examination questions of 2 marks, 3 marks and 5 marks. |
| Number 8. | Name Progress test 5 | Recomended time: 00:20:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 22 m. | Description A progress test that tests the knowledge of differences between lymph and blood; atrium and ventricle; the different blood vessels, lymph and functions of lymph. |
| Number 9. | Name Periodic Assessment | Recomended time: 00:10:00 | Difficulty medium | Marks 4 m. | Description PA 1 |
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