ICSE 10 Biology Photosynthesis Test 4

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    Biology Practice: Photosynthesis (Mock Test 4 - Expert Experimental & clinical Logic)

    1. In an experiment to prove light is necessary for photosynthesis, a part of a destarched leaf is covered with black paper. After exposure to sun, the covered part does not turn blue-black with iodine because:

    2. During Moll's half-leaf experiment, one half of the leaf is inserted into a bottle containing Potassium Hydroxide (KOH). The clinical purpose of KOH here is:

    3. A student sets up an experiment with Hydrilla twigs in a beaker of water under a funnel. Bubbles are seen escaping into a test tube. These bubbles consist of:

    4. Why must a leaf be boiled in methylated spirit (alcohol) before performing the starch test?

    5. If an aquatic plant experiment is moved from a dim room to bright sunlight, the rate of bubble formation will:

    6. A variegated leaf (e.g., Coleus) is used in experiments to prove that ______ is necessary for photosynthesis.

    7. In the experiment using $NaHCO_3$ (Sodium bicarbonate) with Hydrilla, the purpose of adding the chemical is:

    8. What is the clinical reason for using a "Water Bath" when boiling a leaf in alcohol?

    9. If a destarched plant is placed in a $CO_2$-free environment for 5 hours in sunlight, and then tested for starch, the result will be:

    10. An expert observes that the rate of photosynthesis in a greenhouse increases when the $CO_2$ level is raised to 0.05%. This is because:

    11. Why do we keep a plant in a dark room for 48 hours before starting a photosynthesis experiment?

    12. In a Hydrilla experiment, a glowing splinter is introduced into the test tube containing the gas. The splinter bursts into flame, proving the gas is:

    13. Which logical conclusion is drawn if a leaf kept in a $CO_2$-rich environment in the dark shows no starch?

    14. When testing a leaf for starch, after boiling in alcohol, the leaf is dipped in hot water. This is done to:

    15. If blue light is replaced by green light in a photosynthesis experiment, the rate will:

    16. An expert observes that after a long period of bright light, the rate of photosynthesis drops. This could be due to:

    17. In the starch test, the "Blue-Black" color indicates the presence of starch. What color would the leaf be if starch was absent?

    18. If a leaf is exposed to $O^{18}$ labeled $CO_2$ ($C^{18}O_2$), will the oxygen gas released be radioactive?

    19. In a "Control" setup for Moll's experiment, the bottle should contain:

    20. What is the logical reason behind "compensation point"?