Class 12 Biology notes and question bank — NEB Exam

Biology

Class 12 - 1 Chapter

Sub. code 2021

NEB — GRADE XII

2082 GIE Set A

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Class 12 Biology Old Question 2082 GIE Set A

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समय (Time) : 3 Hoursपूर्णाङ्क (Full Marks) : 75

Pass Marks : 32

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Group A (Botany)

Rewrite the correct option of each question in your answer sheet

5 marks
1.

What happens during fertilization in flowering plants?

a.

Pollen grains are transferred to the stigma.

b.

The ovule develops into a fruit.

c.

The male and female gametes fuse to form a zygote.

d.

The ovary releases microspores.

2.

Which of the following is the end product of glycolysis?

a.

Ethanol

b.

Lactic acid

c.

Pyruvic acid

d.

Acetyl CoA

3.

What is the most likely consequence if a mutation converts a sense codon into a stop codon?

a.

Translation would terminate prematurely.

b.

The polypeptide would be longer than normal.

c.

The ribosome would be unable to initiate translation.

d.

The mRNA would degrade before translation starts.

4.

A gardener observes that the trunk of a dicot tree is increasing in thickness. Which of the following tissues play a key role in this secondary growth?

a.

Epidermis and phloem

b.

Vascular cambium and cork cambium

c.

Xylem and pericycle

d.

Cortex and endodermis

5.

A farmer wants to grow larger seedless fruits. Which hormone should he/she use?

a.

Auxin

b.

Cytokinin

c.

Gibberellin

d.

Abscisic acid

Group B (Botany)

short answer question

16 marks[4*4 = 16]
6.
[4]

Differentiate between monocot and dicot stems with respect to their anatomical features.

7.

The diagram shows the process of fertilization in an angiosperm. Answer the following questions.

a.
[1]

Label structure A and B.

b.
[2]

Describe the process of double fertilization and triple fusion when the pollen tube carries gametes into the embryo sac.

c.
[1]

What is the role of triple fusion and double fertilization?

8.
[2+2]

Mutations play both positive and negative roles in various fields. Explain their significance with real-life examples, highlighting both beneficial and harmful effects.

Or
8.
[4]

You are given seeds for germination. Briefly describe the key factors that influence normal seed germination. How would exposing the seeds to low temperatures affect the germination process?

9.
[4]

Critically examine how plant breeding through hybridization enhances agricultural sustainability by exploring its process and significance.

Group C (Botany)

long answer question

16 marks[2*8 = 16]
10.
[1+2+5]

Under certain environmental conditions, plants need to maximize their ability to capture light energy efficiently. Describe the process of photosynthesis and explain the role of chlorophyll pigments in this process. Using your understanding of the non-cyclic electron transport system, explain how ATP and NADPH₂ are generated to support the dark reaction.

11.
[5+3]

Mendel's dihybrid cross experiment led to the discovery of the law of independent assortment. State this law. Perform a cross between two heterozygous pea plants for both seed shape and seed color (RrYy × RrYy) up to the second filial generation using a Punnett square. Predict the phenotypic and genotypic ratios of the offspring and explain how these ratios support this law.

Or
11.
[2+4+2]

Explain how red and white eye colour is inherited as an X-linked trait in Drosophila melanogaster. Illustrate the inheritance of eye colour using suitable genetic crosses and analyze the resulting phenotypic outcomes. Based on your analysis, justify why this pattern is an example of criss-cross inheritance.

Group A (Zoology)

Rewrite the correct option of each question in your answer sheet

6 marks[6*1 = 6]
12.

Which one of the following cell is present in areolar tissue?

a.

Mast cell

b.

Chondrocytes

c.

Peptic cell

d.

Microglial cell

13.

Which of the following stage explains over-growth of micromere cells over megameres?

a.

Morulation

b.

Epiboly

c.

Imboly

d.

Cleavage

14.

Which of the following enzyme digest carbohydrate in duodenum?

a.

Lipase

b.

Pepsin

c.

Trypsin

d.

Amylase

15.

A few people are trapped in a small room with poor ventilation. After sometime, their breathing become hard and difficult. What is the most likely cause?

a.

Decreased nitrogen level in room

b.

Decreased nitrogen in alveoli

c.

Accumulation of carbon-dioxide in room

d.

Over-expansion of alveoli

16.

Which of the following is the correct matching pair?

a.

Sedative – Diazepam

b.

Hallucinogen – Caffeine

c.

Stimulant – Morphine

d.

Barbiturates – Natural drug

17.

Which of the following male reproductive organ secretes fructose?

a.

Testis

b.

Seminal vesicle

c.

Cowper’s gland

d.

Prostate gland

Group B (Zoology)

short answer question

16 marks[4*4 = 16]
18.
[4]

Compare and contrast cartilage and bone.

19.
[4]

Describe the process of spermatogenesis and its stages with the help of schematic diagram.

Or
19.
[1+3]

What is sexing in poultry farming? How would poultry farming help to uplift economy of nation?

20.
[4]

Study the given figure and answer the questions that follow:

a.
[2]

Label A, B, C, D.

b.
[1]

Write the function of A

c.
[1]

Write any enzyme that is released from B or C.

21.
[2+2]

Enlist any four renal disorders. If any family member suffers from such disorder, what lifestyle modifications would you suggest to manage this condition?

Group C (Zoology)

long answer question

16 marks[2*8 = 16]
22.
[1+2+3+2]

Describe causative agent, mode of infection, symptoms and control measures of Candidiasis.

23.
[4+3+1]

Human brain controls every function of the body. Most of the functional areas are located in cerebrum of fore brain. Describe the structure of cerebrum. In what ways cerebrum differ from cerebellum?

Or
23.
[1+4+3]

What is ionic theory? How does an impulse travel in a nerve fibre, explain its mechanism? How does impulse transmit through synapse?

Biology — Old Question 2082 GIE Set ANEB Exam

Paper Overview & Analysis

2082 GIE Set A

Year

Old Question

Type

75

Full Marks

32

Pass Marks

3 Hours

Duration

27

Question Items

Question Type Breakdown

Short Answer12
MCQ11
Long Answer4

Group Breakdown

Group A (Botany)5 questions · 5 marks
Group B (Botany)6 questions · 16 marks
Group C (Botany)2 questions · 16 marks
Group A (Zoology)6 questions · 6 marks
Group B (Zoology)6 questions · 16 marks
Group C (Zoology)2 questions · 16 marks