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How do animals adapt to changes around them?
How do animals adapt to changes around them?
- By developing special tools (correct)
- By staying the same size
- By flying higher
- By getting smaller
What behavior do birds exhibit when there isn't much food where they live anymore?
What behavior do birds exhibit when there isn't much food where they live anymore?
- Stay and search harder for food
- Hibernate
- Migrate south (correct)
- Become nocturnal
Why do scientists count the number of individuals in a species group over time?
Why do scientists count the number of individuals in a species group over time?
- To decide on their favorite food
- To learn about the species' living conditions (correct)
- To choose a leader for the group
- To estimate their lifespan
What does studying population distribution help scientists do?
What does studying population distribution help scientists do?
How can knowing what conditions a particular plant or animal needs help in protecting endangered species?
How can knowing what conditions a particular plant or animal needs help in protecting endangered species?
What are some key traits of a living organism?
What are some key traits of a living organism?
Which part of a plant helps it obtain nutrients from the soil?
Which part of a plant helps it obtain nutrients from the soil?
How do plants reproduce to make more of themselves?
How do plants reproduce to make more of themselves?
Which living organisms can be made up of one cell or many cells working together?
Which living organisms can be made up of one cell or many cells working together?
What is the role of specialized organs in animals?
What is the role of specialized organs in animals?
Study Notes
Class 10 science is divided into several units, with biology being one of them. In this unit, students learn about various aspects of living organisms, their structure, function, growth, reproduction, adaptation, response to stimuli, behavior, population, distribution and abundance, ecosystems, natural resources, and conservation. Some key concepts covered under this field are:
Living Organism
A living thing has all the traits of life which includes growth, metabolism, and reproduction. It needs food, water, and minerals from its environment to survive. Scientists have classified living things into different groups based on how they live, grow, and reproduce.
Structure and Function
Living organisms can be made up of one cell, like bacteria, or many cells working together like plants and animals. Different parts of a cell perform specific functions such as keeping it alive and helping it grow and change. A plant's root helps it get nutrients, while its stem supports its leaves and flowers. Animals also have specialized organs - body parts designed to do a single job.
Growth and Reproduction
All living things need to make more of themselves if they want to keep going. Plants make seeds, some animals lay eggs, and other animals give birth to young ones just like us! When you become big enough, your new baby will grow too.
Adaptation and Response to Stimuli
Animals may adapt to changes around them by developing special tools, learning new skills, changing color, growing larger, or getting smaller. For example, birds migrate south when there isn't much food where they live anymore. These kinds of behaviors help animals stay healthy and happy.
Population Distribution and Abundance
People count the number of individuals in a group over time. This type of data can tell scientists a lot about how a certain species lives. When we know what conditions a particular plant or animal wants to thrive in, we can create suitable habitats to protect endangered species.
Biology in class 10 covers these fundamental ideas about living things so that students can understand the world around them better. As they progress through higher grades, they will build upon this knowledge base to study more complex biological processes and phenomena.
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Explore key concepts in biology such as living organisms, structure and function, growth and reproduction, adaptation and response to stimuli, and population distribution and abundance. Learn about the traits of life, cell functions, reproductive methods, adaptation strategies, and habitat protection.
