CITY MONTESSORI SCHOOL

6
Biology
Annual Examination
(2023-24)
Name of the Student:

Roll No.:. Section:. Branch:

1. Write your name, roll number, section and

Paper Code: branch in the space provided above.
CMS234SX06P23E1
2. This test paper consists of 8 printed pages.
Check if allthe pages are there in your booklet.

3. For questions 1 to 20, each question has 4 options

-A, B,Cand D. ONLY ONE of them is correct.
No. of Questions:
33 4. Carefully read all the options and choose the
option that you think BEST answers the question.

5. Then, on the OMRSHEET given to you, findthe

corresponding question number and DARKEN
Duration:
the circle containing your choice next to it.
Darken only ONE circle for each question.
120Minutes
6. Forquestions 21to 33,write your answersin the
space provided at the end in this booklet.

7. Return the TEST BOOKLET and the OMR SHEET

Maximum Marks: to your teacher at the end of the test.

80 Marks 8. Relax and doyour best!

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SECTION A
Answer ALL the questions. Marks: 20
Which of the following diseases is due to the genetic abnormality?

A. Haemophilia B. Diphtheria C. Anaemia D. Polio

2 Which of the following organs is NOT a part of the alimentary canal?
A. Liver B. Mouth C. Stomach D. Oesophagus
3 Which of the following is NOT a product of cellular
respiration?
A. Water B. Glucose C. Energy D. Carbon dioxide
Which of the following is NOT a fungal infection?

A. Ringworm B. Athlete's foot C. Food poisoning D. Amoebic dysentery

What is the maximum number of teeth a four-year-old child will have?

A. 32 B. 28 C. 20 D. 10

Which of the following organs secretes hydrochloric acid?

A. Salivary glands B. Pancreas C. Intestine D. Stomach
7 An organism X* transfers the germs by bitinga person. X' is a
A. Vector B. Pathogen C. Poisonous insect D. Allergic transmitter
8 Which of the following parts is mainly involved in warming the inhaled air?
A. Alveolar sacs B. Nasal cavity C. Bronchi D. Larynx
9 In which of the following diseases the lungs get filled with fluid?

A. Asthma B. Bronchitis C. Pneumonia D. Tuberculosis

10 Which of the following practices will NOT prevent communicable disease?
A. Boiling water C. Pasteurizing milk
B. Stagnating water D.
Washing hands with soap
11 Prakash is on a diet where he does not eat seafood and avoids adding table salt tohis food. Which
of the following organs is MOST likely affected by this diet?
A. Teeth and bones B. Thyroid gland C, Nerves D. Eyes

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12 Which of the following isthe function of pleural fluid?
D. Protect nostrils
A. Expulsion of dust B. Moistens the lungs C. Produce mucus

13 Which of the following nutrients is broken down in the bolus?

() Carbohydrates
(ii) Proteins
(iii) Fats

A. onlyi B. only i C. only iand ii D. only ii and iii

14 Which of thefollowing is the function of the colon?

A. Emulsification of fats C. Absorption of water
B. Secrete gastric juice D. Absorption of digested food

15 Which of the following food habits is bad for health?

A. Eating a balanced diet C. Imposing strict dietary control

B. Drinking adequate water D. Eating at regular intervals
16 Which of the following is TRUE about Adenosine triphosphate?
A. It is a product of external respiration. C. It cannot be stored.

B. It is the usable form of energy. D. It cannot be broken down.

17 Which of the following is TRUE about the exhaled air?

A. It has only oxygen. C. It has more oxygen than inhaled air.

B. It has only carbon dioxide. D. It has more carbon dioxide than inhaled air.

18 Bharath works in a lab where he is exposed to nuclear radiation. Which of the following is the
outcome of this exposure?

A. High sugar levels in the blood C. Accumulation of wastes in the blood

B. Hypersensitivity of body tissues D. Uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells
19 Given below are two statements - an assertion and a reason.

Assertion (A): Tooth decay is due to the bacteria in the teeth.

Reason (R): These bacteria consume calcium, eroding the enamel.

Which of the following is TRUE?

A. Both A and R are correct, and R is the explanation for A.

B. Both A and R are correct, but R is not an explanation for A.
C. A is incorrect, but R is correct.
D. A is corTect, but R is incorrect.

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20 Which of the following tissucs is labelled as X?

Windpipe
-Foodpipe

A. Larynx B. Pharynx C. Epiglottis D. Diaphragm

SECTION - B
Answer ALL the questions. Marks: 4
21 Give one example for the following:
(i) Air-borne disease

(ii) Water-borne disease

(iii) Contagious disease

(iv) Vector-borne disease

22 Harsha is infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis.

(i) Write one symptom of this disease.

(iq) Which of his body organs is affected by this disease?

(iüü)) Howcan this disease spread from Harshato others?

(iv) Mention the name of the vaccine which can prevent this disease.

23 List any four commonsymptoms of indigestion.

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24 Give reasons for the following:

(i) Chlorine tablets are added to water.

(ii) Earthworms are added to the composting pits.

(iii) Garbage pitsare covered by soil.

(iv) Alum crystals are added to water.

25 (1) Define breathing and cellular respiration.

(ii) Where do the processes of breathing and cellular respiration occur in the body?

26 Classifythe given diseases into communicable andnon-communicable diseases.

Thalassemia Tetanus Rickets Taeniasis

eommunicable diseases Non- communicable diseases

27 Match the respiratory organ with its function/feature.

Respiratory Organ Function/feature

()Lungs (p) Filters the dust and germs
(ii) Pharynx (g) Site of sound production
(iii) Nasal cavity (r) Diffusion of gases
(iv) Larynx (s) Area between the nose and mouth

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 travels. Fill the following parts in the correot
28 The flow chart shows the path through which the air
order.
Bronchi, Larynx, Trachea, Pharynx

Nose

Bronchioles

Alveoli of lungs

29 Labelthe types of teeth P,Q, Rand S. Also find the total number of each type of teeth in the given
jaw.
P

(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)

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 0 Given below is the process of nutrition in humans. One of the stages, ingestion is shown as a
camnle. ldentify the other stages. (The stages are not in order)

(i)
Undigested
insoluble part
of food is
eliminated

(ii)- The
Ingestion - conversion of
Food is taken
in through complex food
The into a simple
the mouth
procesS of form

nutrition

(iv) - The (iüi) - The

digested food absorbed
isabsorbed food material
into the blood is utilized by
stream the body

(i)
(ii)
(ii)
(iv)
31 Label the parts P, Q and R of the digestive system.

Write the function of R

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Answer ALL the questions. Marks: 16

32 Observe the given structure of digestive system and complete the table below:

Organ Name of the organ Function

)P a b)
(i)Q a) b)
(ii)R a b)
R
S
(iv)S a |b)

33 Observe the model of the human respiratory system.

Complete the table by writing (A/B/C/D) the parts of the model by relating them to the organs of
the respiratory organs.

Res Parts 0f the VModel

A
Lungs (i)
B
Rib cage (ii)
-C Diaphragm (iii)
Windpipe (iv)
D

Process 1 Process 2

(i) Inprocess 1, write the changes in the rib cage and the diaphragm.

(ii) In process 2, write the changes in the rib cage and the diaphraom.

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