WORKSHEET 7

CLASS VII M.M.-25

SET A
I Fill in the blanks: 8 Marks
1. ___ and ___ are the reproductive organs of a plant.
2. ___ pollinated flowers are small and are not brightly coloured.
3. Process in which plant body breaks into fragments is called ___.
4. The individual produced as a result of ___ reproduction is exactly similar to the parent.
5. ___ pollination takes place between the ___ and ___ of the same flower.
II Give one word: 6 Marks
1. Cell formed by fusion of gametes –
2. Structure present in ovary that forms seeds –
3. Reproduction by budding is found in –
4. Flower having only one reproductive part –
5. Eyes of potato take part in –
6. Reproductive cell which unites with other reproductive cell during reproduction –
III Draw a diagram of flower labeling male reproductive part. 4 Marks
IV What is pollination? Differentiate between cross and self pollination with one example of each. 5 Marks
V Write two examples of plants which reproduce through roots. 2 Marks

WORKSHEET 7
CLASS VII M.M.-25
SET B
I Fill in the blanks: 8 Marks
1. ___ and ___ are the parts of stamen.
2. ___ pollinated flowers are brightly coloured and have nectar.
3. Small projection is formed on the parent body in the process called ___.
4. Asexual reproductive body, having thick wall capable of arriving in unfavourable conditions is called___.
5. ___ pollination takes place between the ___ and ___ of the different flower.
II Give one word: 6 Marks
1. Flower having both male and female organs –
2. Bryophyllum can reproduce by its –
3. Process of fusion of male cell and egg cell –
4. Structure of flower forming fruit –
5. Hooks on seeds help in –
6. Pollinating agents in cross pollination are called –
III Draw a diagram of flower labeling female reproductive part. 4 Marks
IV What is reproduction? Differentiate between sexual and asexual reproduction with one example of each. 5 Marks
V Write two examples of plants which reproduce through spores. 2 Marks
 WORKSHEET 6
CLASS VII M.M.-25
SET A
I Fill in the blanks: 8 Marks
1. They___ defend the body against infections.
2. The throbbing sensation of the blood vessels are called___.
3. ___ is associated with the transport of water in plants.
4. ___ pumps the blood to supply it to all parts of the body.
5. RBCs contain a pigment called ___.
6. ___ carries deoxygenated blood except ___.
7. Process of transpiration occurs through ___.
II Give one word: 5 Marks
1. Process by which water is lost through leaves –
2. Vascular tissues that takes nutrients from leaves to each part of the plant –
3. Cells responsible for clotting –
4. Organ acting as filters to remove waste –
5. Lower chambers of heart –
III Give two examples of each: 4 Marks
1. Body waste in plants –
2. Constituents of urine –
IV Draw a diagram of excretory system labeling urinary bladder and kidneys. 4 Marks
V Differentiate between transpiration and translocation. 2 Marks
VI What is ascent of sap? 2 Marks

WORKSHEET 6
CLASS VII M.M.-25
SET B
I Fill in the blanks: 8 Marks
1. ___ have thick wall in comparison to ___.
2. Heart beat of a person is measured using a ___.
3. ___ help in clotting of blood.
4. Urine mainly consists of ___.
5. ___is associated with the transport of food in plants.
6. Human beings have ___ chambered heart.
7. Minute openings ___ help in the exchange of gases.
II Give one word: 5 Marks
1. Straw coloured fluid that consists of suspended blood cells –
2. Vascular tissues that takes water and minerals up the stem –
3. Thinnest blood vessel in human body –
4. Upper chambers of heart –
5. Artery carrying deoxygenated blood –
III Give two examples of each: 4 Marks
1. Body waste in humans –
2. Blood cells –
IV Draw a diagram of excretory system labeling ureter, urinary opening. 4 Marks
V Differentiate between artery vein and vein. 2 Marks
VI What is Dialysis? 2 Marks