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Theory

Number Name Description
1. Introduction An introductory theory on what is living, the characteristics of living beings and the different life processes.
2. What are life processes A theory that deals in detail the various life processes that are essential for living beings.
3. Nutrition and its types A theory that explains what is nutrition, the types of nutrition - autotrophic and heterotrophic, and heterotrophic nutrition in animals.
4. Nutrition in amoeba and paramecium A theory that gives a brief note on the nutrition of amoeba and paramecium.
5. Nutrition in human being - buccal cavity A theory about the alimentary canal and in particular explains the buccal cavity of the human beings.
6. Nutrition in human beings - pharynx, oesophagus, stomach A theory that explains the processes and functions of pharynx, oesophagus, and stomach.
7. Nutrition in human - small intestine and large intestine A theory that deals with the function and parts of the small intestine and large intestine.
8. Digestive glands A theory that explains the different digestive glands present in the human - salivary glands, gastric glands, pancreas, liver and intestinal glands.
9. Digestion of different biomolecules in human beings A theory that explains the digestion of the different biomolecules - protein, carbohydrates, fats, and nucleic acids.
10. Respiration A theory that have a detailed explaination on what is respiration and the types of respiration - aerobic and anaerobic respiration.
11. Human respiratory system A theory that explains in detail the human respiratory system, the passage of air through the human respiratory system.
12. Gas exchange in alveoli A theory that explains the gaseous exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen, the importance of alveoli, and the harmful effects of smoking.
13. Experiments to demonstrate the release of carbon dioxide through respiration A theory that explains the experiments to prove that carbon dioxide is expired from humans as well as in yeast during anaerobic respiration.
14. Transportation in organisms A theory that explains what is transportation, the importance of transportation and the extracellular fluid - blood and lymph.
15. Circulatory system 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.
16. Circulation of blood in different organisms A theory that deals with the blood circulation in different organisms like fishes, amphibians, and the blood vessels - arteries and veins.
17. Blood pressure and formation of blood clotting 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.
18. Human excretory system 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.
19. Urine formation and haemodialysis The mechanism of urine formation, what is hemodialysis, and what is meant by organ donation or transplantation is explained in the theory.
20. Mindmap Conceptual maps to help recalling the concepts learnt in the subtopic - life processes in animals.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
1. Characteristics of living beings 1st type - receptive easy 2 m. An MCQ based exercise based on what is living organisms, what are the various life processes and the characteristics of living organisms.
2. Metabolism and growth 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. An exercise based on the growth, metabolism and its types, reproduction and the types of reproduction.
3. Modes of reproduction 1st type - receptive easy 2 m. 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.
4. Nutrition in unicellular and multicellular organisms 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. A MCQ based exercise on nutrition in unicellular organisms like Amoeba, Paramecium, nutrition and digestion in humans.
5. Functions of glands and organs present in digestive system 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. Match the following exercise to test the knowledge of students on the topics digestive system of humans and the digestive glands present.
6. Blood, lymph and circulation in humans 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. 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.
7. Chambers of heart 1st type - receptive easy 2 m. A drag and drop exercise based on the number of chambers of heart present in an organism.
8. Excretion and function of excretory organs 1st type - receptive easy 3 m. A match the following exercise based on the excretory organs, dialysis, and the human excretory system.
9. NCERT objective questions 2nd type - interpretation easy 3 m. An exercise based on the NCERT exemplar objective based questions.
10. Different types of nutrition in organisms 2nd type - interpretation medium 4 m. A drag and drop exercise based on the different types of nutrition - autotrophic, heterotrophic, holozoic, parasitic and saprophytic nutrition.
11. Types of reproduction, growth and metabolism 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. A multiple choice question exercise based on the properties of living organisms, types of metabolism, and types of reproduction.
12. Different organs of the human digestive system and their functions 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. A drop down question based exercise that helps the students to identify the different parts of the digestive system based on the function.
13. Digestive organs, life processes and glands associated with digestion 1st type - receptive medium 4 m. 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.
14. Digestive system of humans and their parts 2nd type - interpretation medium 4 m. A picture based exercise where the students analyse the identifies the parts of the human digestive system.
15. Types of respiration, respiratory products and human repsiratory system 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. 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.
16. Alimentary canal,circulation and breathing 3rd type - analysis medium 5 m. A multiple choice question exercise that helps the students to identify the parts based on their function.
17. Difference between arteries, veins, types of respiration, types of breathing 3rd type - analysis medium 4 m. An exercise that helps in recalling the difference between arteries, veins, types of respiration, types of breathing.
18. Circulatory, respiratory and excretory system of human 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. A picture based exercise where the student analyses and identifies the human circulatory, respiratory and the excretory system.
19. Differences betweeen - lymph and blood; atrium and ventricle; parasitic and saprophytic nutrition 3rd type - analysis medium 5 m. An exercise that helps in recalling the differences between the lymph and blood; atrium and ventricle; parasitic and saprophytic nutrition.
20. Circulatory and respiratory system in humans 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. A drag and drop exercise to arrange the steps in a sequence to represent the circulatory and respiratory system of human beings.
21. NCERT objective based questions 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. NCERT exemplar questions on the chapter - life processes in animals.
22. Holozoic nutrition, nutrition in amoeba, and fish circulation 3rd type - analysis medium 5 m. A drag and drop exercise to identify the sequence of steps in the process of holozoic nutrition and circulation in fishes.
23. Blood clotting, excretory system in humans and artificial kidney 2nd type - interpretation medium 5 m. A drop down exercise to test the knowldege of the students in the excretory system of humans, artificial kidney, and filtration process in kidneys.
24. Blood, lymph, respiration and blood vessels 3rd type - analysis hard 7 m. An excercise based on the composition and functions of blood, lymph and different types of blood vessels.
25. Digestive enzymes, excretion, circulation and transportation 3rd type - analysis hard 9 m. An assertion and reasoning based exercise based on the life processes of animals.
26. Nutrition, excretion and circulation of blood 3rd type - analysis hard 6 m. An exercise that tests the students based on the concepts of digestion of different biomolecules, digestive enzymes role, role or alveoli, artery and veins.
27. Digestion and nutrition in human beings, circulatory system and transportation 3rd type - analysis hard 7 m. 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
1. Lab based objective and subjective questions Other medium 5 m. An exercise that consists of viva voice questions which are asked during the CBSE practical examinations.
2. NCERT VSA and SA questions Other medium 5 m. An exercise comprising of 1mark objective and very short answer questions that are being picked from the previous year CBSE exams.
3. Activity - compare and contrast breathing rates of fish and humans Other medium 10 m. 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.
4. NCERT SA I Other hard 9 m. An exercise comprising of short answer questions picked from the previous year CBSE examinations.
5. Activity to demonstrate the action of saliva on starch Other hard 10 m. An activity that helps students to identify the action of saliva on starch.
6. NCERT Exemplar and book back questions subjective based Other hard 13 m. An exercise that consists of Long and short answers of NCERT exemplar and book back questions.
7. NCERT In-text subjective questions Other hard 9 m. An exercise that contains questions and solutions picked from the NCERT textbooks.
8. NCERT subjective based Other hard 6 m. An exercise consisting of short answers picked from the NCERT exampler.
9. NCERT long answer questions Other hard 10 m. An exercise that consists of long answer questions picked from the previous year question papers of CBSE examinations.
10. Human circulatory system Other medium 1 m. Practice the question related to the decomposition reaction.
11. Human respiratory system Other medium 1 m. Practice the question related to the decomposition reaction.

Tests

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
1. Training test 1 00:10:00 medium 9 m. A training test that test the knowledge of characteristics of living beings, metabolism, growth, and the digestive system in humans.
2. Training test 2 00:10:00 medium 9 m. A training test that trains the student on the modes of nutrition, circulation, the blood vessels - arteries, veins and capillaries.
3. Training test 3 00:10:00 medium 11 m. To train the students about the process of nutrition, alimentary canal, circulation and breathing.
4. Training test 4 00:10:00 medium 12 m. A training test about digestion, the different digestive glands, life processes, circulation and excretory system of humans.
5. Training test 5 00:10:00 medium 11 m. 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
1. Homework 1 00:20:00 medium 10 m. A homework test that consists of an activity which demonstrates action of saliva on starch.
2. Homework 2 00:20:00 medium 10 m. A homework test that compares and contrasts the breathing rate of fish and humans.
3. Homework 3 00:15:00 medium 18 m. A homework test based on NCERT objective type of questions, text book back questions and the text book in text questions.
4. Progress test 1 00:20:00 medium 25 m. A test that contains exercises with questions based on the NCERT book, NCERT exampler and lab based questions.
5. Progress test 2 00:20:00 medium 17 m. A progress test that tests the students on types of respiration, reproduction, the types of growth and metabolism.
6. Progress test 3 00:20:00 medium 20 m. A progress test which consists of exercises based on holozoic nutrition, nutrition and excretion in humans.
7. Progress test 4 00:30:00 medium 24 m. A test consisting exercises comprising of previous year CBSE examination questions of 2 marks, 3 marks and 5 marks.
8. Progress test 5 00:20:00 medium 22 m. 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.
9. Periodic Assessment 00:10:00 medium 4 m. PA 1