CTET Exam - Paper 2 - Life Processes
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Exam: CTET
Level: Paper 2
State: India
Chapter: Life Processes
Questions: 13
Chapter-wise questions
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Question 1
Easy
Source :
CTET 2019
Which of the following organisms can prepare their own food by Photosynthesis ?
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 2
Easy
Source :
CTET 2019
Which of the following represents correct matching of the organs of digestive system in Column A with the function in Column B ? Column A…
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 3
Easy
Source :
CTET 2021
Y' is a plant which does not have Chlorophyll. What could ‘Y' be ?
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 4
Easy
Source :
CTET 2021
Which of the following statements is correct?
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 5
Easy
Source :
CTET 2023
Read the statements given below and choose the correct option : Assertion (A) : Stomach produces hydrochloric acid that helps in breakdown of food. Reason…
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 6
Easy
Source :
CTET 2024
Which of the following statements is/are true regarding the function of bile juice in human digestive system ? (A) It makes the partly digested food…
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 7
Easy
Source :
CTET 2024
Read the following statements and choose the correct option :
S1 - Photosynthesis is endothermic reaction.
S2 - Respiration is exothermic reaction.
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Nutrition
Question 8
Easy
Source :
CTET 2019
The function of gills in the fish is to
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Respiration
Question 9
Easy
Source :
CTET 2024
Which of the following statements are true in the context of respiration in whales and dolphins ? (A) They cannot use dissolved Oxygen. (B) They…
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Respiration
Question 10
Easy
Source :
CTET 2024
Read the statements given below and choose the correct option : Assertion (A) : The rate of breathing in aquatic animals is slower than land…
Chapter :
Life Processes
Topic :
Respiration