Download AKTU B-Tech 1st Sem 2015-2016 EBT 102 Remedial Biology I Question Paper

Download AKTU (Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU), formerly Uttar Pradesh Technical University (UPTU)) B-Tech 1st Semester (First Semester) 2015-2016 EBT 102 Remedial Biology I Question Paper

Printed Pages: 3 193 NBT-lOl/EBT-102
(Following Paper ID and Roll No. to be ?lled in your
Answer Book)
Paper ID :154122
154ml ROUNO'
B.Tech.
(SEM. 1) THEORY EXAMINATION, 2015-16
REMEDIAL BIOLOGY-I
[Time:3 hours] iMaximumMarkstO]
SECTION?A
1. Attempt all parts. All parts carry equal marks. Write
answer of each part in short. (10X2=20)
(a) Name functions of root and stem.
(b) What is oxygenic and anoxygenic phtosynthesis?
(c) Explain herbaria and herbarium.
(d) Protochordates and vertebrates constitute the
phylum.
(e) ,' Class cyclostomata comes under phylum.
(f) Name two types of teeth found in frog.
600 (1) P.T.O.

(g) Round worms are classi?ed under which Phylum.
(h) Give 3 major differences between monocots and
dicots.
(i) De?ne mitosis.
(i) What is the difference between millipede and
centipede.
SECTION?B
Attempt any five questions from this section.
600
(10x5=50)
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How would you distinguish arthroiaods from other
animals?
What are the basic chemical constituents and organelles
of a living cell?
What are the common defects of eye?
Draw median vertical section of human eye and label it.
How we get the following parasites in our bodies: Filaria
Tape worm, Round worm, Hook worms & Liver ?uke?
(2) NBT-lOl/EBT-IOZ
Attempt any two questions from this section.
10.
ll.
12.
600
What are the differences & similarities between a plant
and an animal cell?
De?ne photosynthesis and give why it is important in
brief.
What is Meiosis, give its signi?cance in life.
SECI?ION?C
(l 5 X2=3 0)
Name different systems present in amphibian body and
illustrate any one with a labelled diagram.
How does the urinary system of man differs from that
of frog?
Compare human heart and frog heart and support your
answer with labelled diagrams.
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(3) P.T.O.

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