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a) Carbon dioxide
b) Oxygen
c) Argon
d) Nitrogen
e) Neon
2.
a) Extremely high intensity favours root growth than shoot growth, which results in
increased transpiration, short stem, smaller & thicker leaves
b) When the intensity of light is less than the minimum, plant ceases to grow due to
accumulation of co2 & finally dies
c) Plants grown in blue light are small (more roots, smaller stem), plants grown in
red light are etiolated (pale & elongated) & plants grown in UV & violet light are
dwarf.
4. Which is the correct order of colour of light absorbed by the plants during
photosynthesis?
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5. Which among the following is/are correct regarding the green light during
photosynthesis?
a) It is the green light which is not absorbed that finally reaches our eyes,
making the chlorophyll appear green.
b) Plants give out carbon dioxide not only at night but during the day too.
b) Frost also leads to formation of canker (a destructive fungal disease of trees that
results in damage to the bark)
c) As a result of frost, coagulation & precipitation of the cell colloid result in death
of the plant
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e) Social problems in the form of economic poverty, crimes and increased legal
litigation
f) Deforestation has also increased the rate of aeolian erosion through deflation
and desertification through desert spreads
10. What do you mean by the term LAND SUBSIDENCE? What are its causes?
13.
a) Pure rain has a ph of 7.0 but in the areas where industries burn oil and
coal emit so2 into the atmosphere and motor vehicles release nox into air,
the rain becomes acidic reaching ph of 2.
c) Acidic rain is toxic to trees and corrodes buildings, marble structures and
archaeological monuments.
14.Which among the following are correct regarding green house effect?
a) Major contributors: CO2 (fossil fuels) > CO2 (deforestation) > CH4 > N2O
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