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Summative Assessment Ii (2013-2014)

This document is a summative assessment paper for Grade VII Science, consisting of various sections including fill in the blanks, matching, multiple choice questions, definitions, differentiations, reasons, short answer questions, and diagram-based questions. It covers a range of scientific concepts such as chemical reactions, plant biology, and the human body. The assessment is designed to evaluate students' understanding and knowledge in science with a total of 90 marks.

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Summative Assessment Ii (2013-2014)

This document is a summative assessment paper for Grade VII Science, consisting of various sections including fill in the blanks, matching, multiple choice questions, definitions, differentiations, reasons, short answer questions, and diagram-based questions. It covers a range of scientific concepts such as chemical reactions, plant biology, and the human body. The assessment is designed to evaluate students' understanding and knowledge in science with a total of 90 marks.

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SA2SETIISCI0713AK SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT II ( 2013-2014) 26/02/14

SUBJECT: SCIENCE SET II Max. Marks: 90


GRADE: VII Time: 2 ½ hours
Name: Section: Roll No:
General Instructions:
 All answers to be written in the answer sheet provided.
 This paper consists of 5 printed pages
Section A

I Fill in the blanks: 1 mark for each correct answer. (10x1=10)

1. Endothermic
2. Convex mirror
3. Plasma
4. Zygote
5. Nephrons
6. Galvanization
7. Plane
8. Diffusion
9. Carbon dioxide
10. Nectar

II. Match the following: 1 mark for each correct answer. (5x1=5)

1. c 2. e 3. d 4. a 5. b

III. Multiple choice questions: 1 mark for each correct answer. (15x1=15)

1. (a)
2. (c)
3. (c)
4. (d)
5. (b)
6. (a)
7. (b)

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8. (d)
9. (c)
10. (b)
11. (a)
12. (d)
13. (d)
14. (c)
15. (c)

SECTION B
IV. Define the following (3x2=6)

1. Dialysis: It is a medical process through which doctors remove body


wastes( 1 mark), if a person’s kidney is damaged( 1 mark).
2. Spectrum: The band of colours seen( 1 mark) when white light is
splitted into its different/seven colours( 1 mark).
3. Oxidation reaction: A chemical reaction which involves addition of
oxygen( 1 mark) or removal hydrogen(1 mark) from a substance.

V. Differentiate the following: (4x4=16)

1. 2 points of differences - 1mark for each point


Ascent of sap Translocation
It is the upward movement of sap Transportation of food prepared
that contains water and minerals. by the leaves to all parts of the
plants in the form of a solution.
It takes place through xylem. It takes place through phloem

2. 2 points of differences – 1 mark for each point


Concave Mirror Convex Mirror
A spherical mirror in which the A spherical mirror in which the
reflecting surface is on the reflecting surface is on the
inside. outside.
It can form a real or virtual and It always forms a virtual and
erect or inverted image erect image.
depending on the distance of the
object from the mirror.

3. 2 points of differences – 1 mark for each point(take any 2 points)


Sexual Reproduction Asexual Reproduction
Two parents, one male & one Only one parent is required.
female are required.
Offspring have a mix of Offspring are genetically
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inherited genes. identical to the parent
In plants sexual reproduction In plants asexual reproduction
occurs by the formation of seeds. occurs without seeds.

4. 1 point of difference – 1 mark and 1 example in the form of


chemical equation – 1 mark
Exothermic reaction Endothermic reaction
Reactions accompanied with Reactions accompanied with
release of heat. absorption of heat.
C + O 2  CO 2 + heat C + 2S  CS 2 – heat
CaO + H 2 O  Ca(OH) 2 + heat N 2 + O 2  2NO – heat

VI Give reasons – 2 marks for each answer (4x2=8)

1. The metal of the spoon reacts with the acid present in the pickle and produce toxic
chemicals which is not good for health. So we should not put stainless steel spoons
in pickle jars.

2. Convex mirrors are used as rear view mirrors in vehicles. Since a


convex mirror forms smaller image of objects, it can be used to view a much larger
area.

3. In the absence of large petals, the anthers and pistils remain exposed
to the wind, making wind pollination easier.

4. White blood cells are said to be ‘soldiers of the body’ as their main function is to
fight against diseases by destroying harmful bacteria and other foreign materials.

VII Short answer questions: 2 mark for each answer. (5x2=10)

1. Reproductive part: Flower – 1mark


Vegetative part: root/stem/leaf(any one) – 1 mark

2. Two characteristics of chemical reactions: 1 mark for each


characteristics. (Take any two from the following.)
(i) A gas may be evolved
(ii) Change of colour
(iii) Energy change
(iv) Change of state
(v) Formation of precipitate

3. Transport/vascular system of plants consist of:


i) Xylem – 1 mark
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ii) Phloem – 1 mark

4. 2 characteristics of image formed by a plane mirror: 1 mark for each


characteristics. (Take any two from the following.)
(i) image is virtual
(ii) erect
(iii) of the same size as the object
(iv) laterally inverted
(v) appears to be as much behind the mirror as the object is in front of it

5. The part of flower that does not fall : Ovary – 1 mark


It develops into Fruit – 1 mark

VIII Diagram based questions (1x10=10)

1. Observe the following experiment and answer the questions:


(a) Setup is used for laboratory preparation of Carbon dioxide – 1 mark (1+1=2)
Carbon dioxide turns lime water milky – 1 mark
(b) Carbon dioxide does not support combustion/ extinguishes lighted 1
candle – 1 mark

2. (1+1=2)
(a) Tissue culture – ½ mark
e.g. Chrysanthemums, Asparagus, orchids(any one) – ½ mark
(b) Layering – ½ mark
e.g. Rose, Chameli(Jasmine), Bougainvellia(any one) – ½ mark

3. Name the labeled parts of the heart. Write the function of part D. (2+1=3)
A – Right auricle ( ½ mark)
B – Right ventricle ( ½ mark)
C – Left auricle ( ½ mark)
D – Septum ( ½ mark)
Septum : Septum completely separates the right side of the heart from the left side
of the heart.
4. (a) Combination reaction (1+1=2)
(b) Double displacement reaction

IX Draw the following diagrams. (10)


1. Draw a labelled diagram of human urinary system. Write the function (4+1=5)
of the main organ of this system.
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Drawing – 2 marks
Labelling – 2 marks ( ½ mark for each labeling)
i) Kidney ii) Ureter
iii) Urinary bladder iv) Urethra
Function of main organ(Kidney) – 1 mark
Kidneys: Their main function is to filter wastes from the blood.

2. Draw a labeled ray diagram to show the principal focus, pole, (2+1=3)
principal axis and focal length of a concave mirror.
Drawing – 2 marks
Labeling –1 mark
Principal Focus( ½ mark), Focal length( ½ mark)

3. Draw a diagram to show budding in Yeast OR fragmentation in (2)


Spirogyra.
Drawing – 2 marks

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