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Class 10 Science questions for CBSE

Curriculum-aligned Science questions for Class 10 under CBSE. Shortlist topics, practice at your pace, and make every answer count.

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Q121•MCQ•[1 Mark]

According to Fleming's Left Hand Rule, which of the following represents the direction of the force on a current-carrying conductor placed in a magnetic field?

AThumb - Current
BAll of the above
CForefinger - Field
DMiddle Finger - Force
Q122•MCQ•[1 Mark]

A solenoid creates a magnetic field when current flows through it. What happens if the current direction is reversed?

AMagnetic field strength decreases
BMagnetic field strength increases
CMagnetic field direction reverses
DMagnetic field disappears
Q123•MCQ•[1 Mark]

When the resistance of a conductor is increased, which of the following occurs at a constant voltage?

AVoltage decreases
BVoltage increases
CCurrent decreases
DCurrent increases
Q124•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In a circuit, if the potential difference across a resistor is doubled while maintaining the same resistance, what happens to the current?

AIt doubles
BIt halves
CIt quadruples
DIt remains the same
Q125•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following components is classified as abiotic in an ecosystem?

APlants
BAnimals
CWater
DFungi
Q126•MCQ•[1 Mark]

If waste is added to a lake, which of the following is a likely consequence?

AIncrease in fish population
BImprovement in water quality
CIncrease in plant growth
DDecrease in oxygen levels
Q127•Long Answer•[5 Marks]

Discuss the various life processes that are fundamental to the survival of living organisms. In your answer, elaborate on the significance of nutrition, respiration, and excretion, and describe how these processes contribute to maintaining homeostasis. Provide examples of different nutritional methods such as autotrophic and heterotrophic nutrition, as well as the types of respiration observed in organisms.

Q128•Long Answer•[4 Marks]

Discuss the various life processes that are essential for maintaining the organization and functioning of living organisms. Include detailed descriptions of nutrition, respiration, and excretion, highlighting their interconnections and significance in the overall homeostasis of the organism. Provide examples of different nutritional modes such as autotrophic, heterotrophic, saprophytic, and parasitic nutrition, and explain how these processes work together to support life.

Q129•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

Explain the process of aerobic respiration in humans and its significance compared to anaerobic respiration.

Q130•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

Describe the role of digestive glands in the human alimentary canal and their importance in digestion.

Q131•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

List the factors affecting photosynthesis and explain how one of these factors influences the rate of photosynthesis.

Q132•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

What are the main life processes that are essential for the survival of living organisms?

Q133•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In which part of the human respiratory system does gas exchange occur?

AAlveoli
BLungs
CBronchi
DTrachea
Q134•MCQ•[1 Mark]

What is the primary function of the liver in the human digestive system?

ASecretion of bile
BAbsorption of nutrients
CProduction of enzymes
DStorage of vitamins
Q135•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which factor does NOT affect the rate of photosynthesis?

ASoil pH
BTemperature
CCarbon dioxide concentration
DLight intensity
Q136•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following best describes life processes in organisms?

AGrowth and reproduction
BMovement and rest
CMetabolism and excretion
DAll of the above
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