Monday, 25 January 2016
Biology practical Exam date- 9/02/2016
Biology practical exam date : 9/02/2016
Bring your practical file and project report on the practical day. Make sure your file is neatly covered, index is completed and signed.... Study your project report and practical related viva questions and entire syllabus for viva...
Tuesday, 5 January 2016
work to be done during winter break
Prepare a time schedule and revise well for your board exams.
Break your syllabus and prepare chapter wise refering to previous year questions.
(Biology paper to be held on 21st March, 2016, Monday).
Prepare the sample viva questions and bring white cover for your practical file on 18th jan, positively.
Happy new year and Best wishes for your bright future...
Work hard to achieve all your dreams.. Give your best and you will get the best....
Break your syllabus and prepare chapter wise refering to previous year questions.
(Biology paper to be held on 21st March, 2016, Monday).
Prepare the sample viva questions and bring white cover for your practical file on 18th jan, positively.
Happy new year and Best wishes for your bright future...
Work hard to achieve all your dreams.. Give your best and you will get the best....
Tuesday, 22 December 2015
Sample viva questions
DAV Public School, Kailash Hills
XII Practicals( 2015-16)
Sample Viva questions
1.
How many pairs of salivary glands are found in
human beings?
2.
What are enzymes? Give two most important
characteristics of enzymes.
3.
Why are enzymes referred to as biocatalyst?
4.
Why is NaCl added in the starch solution while
testing salivary amylase activity?
5.
What are the end products of salivary amylase
activity?
6.
What is achromic point?
7.
Did all three sets of tubes reach achromic point
(while studying effect of pH and temperature)? If not , why so?
8.
What do you mean by optimum temperature, pH, and
denaturation of enzyme?
9.
Why do we add NaCl while extracting DNA?
10.
Why is liquid soap added to the solution for
extracting DNA out of cells?
11.
Why is chilled ethanol added while separating
DNA fibres from the solution?
12.
Name the various types of soil.
13.
On what basis are various types of soils
classified?
14.
Which component of soil is responsible for
retention of water?
15.
Why is soil water important?
16.
Name the soil which can retain maximum and
minimum amount of water.
17.
Which type of soil is ideal for plant growth?
18.
How is the study of soil structure important for
selecting crops to be grown?
19.
How is pH of soil important and how is humus
important for soil?
20.
Why is mitosis termed as equational division and
meiosis as reductional division?
21.
What do you mean by term karyokinesis and
cytokinesis?
22.
At what stage of cell division does nuclear
membrane reappear?
23.
In which stage of cell division chromosomes are
seen best?
24.
What are the main events occurring during different
phases of mitosis and meiosis?
25.
What are the advantages of working with pea
plant in dihybrid and monohybrid cross?
26.
What is the Law of Dominance, Law of segregation
and Law of Independent Assortment?
27.
What are pedigree charts and how are they useful
in genetical studies?
28.
What is colour blindness? Mention its genetical
basis.
29.
What is haemophilia? Mention its genetical basis
30.
What is parasite? What do you understand by
primary and secondary host?
31.
What causes Amoebic dysentery, malaria,
Ascariasis? Mention the symptoms and mode
of infection?
32.
Name the ecological problems faced in dry
xerophytic conditions.
33.
Name a few adaptations found in xerophytic
plants to prevent loss of water.
34.
Name a few adaptations to manage minimum loss of
water in desert animals..
35.
Name ecological problems in aquatic mode of
life.
36.
Name ecological adaptations in aquatic mode of
life.
37.
What is full form of BOD? What is DO and COD?
38.
What is significance of BOD in an aquatic
ecosystem?
39.
What is the relationship between DO and BOD?
Friday, 27 November 2015
Topics discussed this week
Chapter : Biodiversity conservation- Types of diversity, Significance of biodiversity, Causes of loss of biodiversity- Evil quartet, Insitu Conservation- Hotspots, National parks, Sanctuary, biosphere reserve, Sacred forests, Exsitu conservation- Zoo, botanical gardens,Cryopreservation ,Genebank
Chapter : Environmental issues: Air , water, land pollution, Greenhouse effect, global warming, ozone depletion, radioactive wastes.
Revise Biotechnology and first two chapters of ecology for test on Monday.
Chapter : Environmental issues: Air , water, land pollution, Greenhouse effect, global warming, ozone depletion, radioactive wastes.
Revise Biotechnology and first two chapters of ecology for test on Monday.
Saturday, 21 November 2015
Topics discussed in class
Chapter: Population and organisms- Adaptations, exponential and logistic growth, population interactions.
Chapter : Ecosystem structure and function-- abiotic factors, biotic factors, decomposition, productivity, food chain food web, ecological pyramids, ecological succession- primary and secondary succession, nutrient cycling
Chapter : Ecosystem structure and function-- abiotic factors, biotic factors, decomposition, productivity, food chain food web, ecological pyramids, ecological succession- primary and secondary succession, nutrient cycling
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Homework for Diwali Break
- Attempt the NCERT questions of chapter- Organisms and populations
- Complete your practical project report and practical file.
- Prepare Chapter 9 : Strategies for enhancement in food production and
Chapter 13: Organisms and Populations for test.
Happy Diwali !....
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