NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

1. The chemical substances required for energy, growth and body building are called_________

2. vitamins and minerals are required in small amounts. So they are called__________

3. Nutrition is the procurement of all________required for the body.

4. Carbohydrates and sodium are________nutrients.

5. Iron and Fluorine are_______nutrients.

6. Rice is rich in________and _____in porteins.

7. Carbohydrates contain________,hydrogen and ________

8. Cellulose is one kind of_______

9. Milk sugar is called_____

10.Cane Sugar is called________

11.Animal starch is known as_________

12.Amylase hydrolysis________into_____

13._________helps in the smooth movement of the food in alimentary canal.

14.The Carbohydrate that is stored in the liver is called____

15.The energy released by 1 gram of glucose is _______

16.Amino acids are units of_________

17.At 20 degree centigrades fat remains as________

18.Vanaspati is prepared from______-fatty acids.

19.There are____different amino acids in nature.

20._____is essentail amino acid in children but noon-essential in adults.

21._____are biologically complete proteins.

22._____are biologically incomplete proteins.

23.______and_____are essentail fatty acids.

24.One gram of fat gives_____kilo calories in our body.

25.There are more than____mineral nutrients in our body.

26.______is the major cation in the extracellular fluids of the body.

27._______is the major cation in protoplasm of cell.

28.______is the major anion in our body.

29._____is required fro stimulation of neurons and osmotic balance inour body.

30.Calcium froms_____-percentage of the body weight in an adult human being.

31.We require about______millgrams of calcium per day.

32.________is essential for the formation of bones. teeth, coagulation of blood and production of milk in lactating females.

33.Deficiency of Iron Caues____

34.Deficiency of Iodine causes___

35._________-percentage of iron is present in blood.

36.______is essential for production throid gland hormone

37. Bone deformities occur due to the excessive intake of _______

38.Excessive intake of fluorine results in___________

39.Fats are made up of ______and ______

40________is universal solvent.

NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS ---KEY 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Nutrients Micro Nutrients Nutrients Macro Nutrients Micro Nutrients Carbohydrates, Poor Carbon, Oxygen Carbohydrates Lactose

10. Sucrose 11. Glycogen 12. Starch, Simple sugars 13. Mucous coat 14. Glycogen 15. 4 Kilo calories 16. Proteins 17. Solid 18. Unsaturated 19. 24 20. Histidine 21. Meat, Milk, Eggs 22. Vegetables 23. Linoleic acid, Linolenic acid. 24. 9.45 25. 50 26. sodium 27. Potassium 28. Chloride 29. potassium

30. 1.5 to 2 31. 400 -500 32. Calcium 33. Anaemia 34. Hypothyroidism/Simple Goitre 35. 60 - 70 36. Iodine 37. Fluoride 38. Flurosis 39. Fatty Acids, Glycerol 40. Water 41. APPSC Group - 4 general Science paper Solved sample Question Model Examination paper - 1 42. 43. The Locational and Spatial Setting of India 44. 1. The_____runs half way through the country. 45. 2. The English name of Sindhu river is _____. 46. 3. In Geographical area, India occupies _____ place in the world. 47. 4. In India,_____state gets the earliest Sunrise. 48. 5. Difference between Greenwich Meantime and the Indian Standard time is _____ 49. 6. Indias total land frontier is _____ kms. 50. 7. Indias total Coastline is _____ kms. 51. 8. The Indian island closest to the Equator is _____. 52. 9. India is separated from Srilanka by _____ 53. 10. The smallest state in area is _____. 54. 11. The state stands on three seas is _____. 55. 12. The border country sharing the longest boundary with India is _____. 56. 13. The boundary line between china and India is _____. 57. 14. The biggest state in area is _____.

58. 15. The longest coastal state is _____. 59. 16. The total islands in India are _____. 60. 17. Indian Union consists of _____ states _____ Union territories. 61. 18. The _____ island located between India and Srilanka. 62. 19. _____ longitude is identified as the basis for 63. standard meridian in our country. 20. The capital of Nepal is _____. 64. 21. The number of coastal states in India is _____. 65. 22. Andhra Pradesh has the coastline of____. 66. 23. The number of countries that share the common land frontiers with India _____. 67. 24. Our nearest neighbour across the ocean waters is _____. 68. 25. The Minicoy island is the part of _____ Islands. 69. Answers: 70. 1. Tropic of Cancer; 2. Indus; 3. Seventh; 4.Arunachal Pradesh; 5. 51/2hours; 6. 15,200; 7.6,100; 8. The Great Nicobar; 9. The Gulf of Mannar and the Palk strait; 10. Goa; 11.Tamilnadu; 12. China; 13. MacMohan Line; 14. Rajasthan; 15. Gujarat; 16. 247; 17. 28, 7; 18. Pamban; 19. 82 1/2 East; 20.Kathmandu; 21. 9; 22. 972 kms; 23.7; 24.SriLanka; 25. Lakshadweep. 71. 72. Physical Features- Relief and Drainage 73. 1. The Himalaya mountains are the young ____ mountains. 74. 2. The Himalayas, Indo-Gangetic plains were occupied by the ____ sea. 75. 3. The Himalayas form Indias northern frontier from ____ state to ____ state. 76. 4. The longitudinal distance of Himalayas is____kms. 77. 5. Greater Himalayas are also known as___ 78. 6. K2 mountain peak is in ____. 79. 7. The highest mountain peak of the Himalayas in India is ____.

80. 8. Pamir Plateau is located in ____. 81. 9. The longitudinal extent of the great plains in India is ____. 82. 10. The younger alluvium is known as ____. 83. 11. Terai is a ____. 84. 12. Bundelkhand upland is an extension of ____ plateau. 85. 13. The peninsular plateau is slightly tilting towards ____. 86. 14. The highest peak of peninsular in India ____. 87. 15. The Deccan plateau is bounded on north by ____. 88. 16. ____ river flows through a rift valley. 89. 17. ____ river and ____river head streams formed the main stream of Ganga. 90. 18. The highest peak in India is ____ 91. 19. The height of Everest mountain is ____. 92. 20. The longest range in Himachal range is ____. 93. 21. The south-west ward extension of Pir Panjal range is ____. 94. 22. The popularise hill stations are situated in____range. 95. 23. The outer Himalayas in Arunachal Pradesh are called as ____ 96. 24. The valleys which are separate the Siwalik range from the Himachal mountains are called as ____. 97. 25. The ____ are responsible for causing rainfall in the plain during summer and monsoon type of climate in the country. 98. 26. The pebble studded zone porous beds is known as ____. 99. 27. The older alluvium of the flood plain is called the ____. 100. 28. The tidal forests are called ____. 101. 29. The highest peak in the Aravalli range is ____. 102. 30. The eastern part of Satpura range is called the ____ plateau.

103. Answers: 104. 1. Fold; 2. Tethys; 3. Jammu Kashmir, ArunachalPradesh; 4. 2400; 5. Himadri ranges; 6.Karakoram range; 7. K2; 8. Trans Himalayas; 9. 3200 kms; 10. Khadar; 11. Marshyland under the Bhabar Zone; 12. Malwa; 13. East; 14. Anaimudi; 15. Satpura mountain range; 16. The Narmada; 17. Alakananda Bhagirathi; 18. Mt. Everest; 19. 8,848 mts; 20. Pir Panjal; 21. Dhula Dhar range; 22. Himachal; 23.Mishmi hills; 24. Duns; 25. Himalayas; 26.Bhabar;27. Bhangar;28.Sundarbans; 29.Gurusikhar;30. Maikal. 105. 106. Climate 107. 1. India receives bulk of its rainfall from _____ monsoon gives 108. 2. The retreating monsoon gives abundant rainfall to _____ coast 109. 3. The monsoon burst first takes place in coastal areas in _____ 110. 4. The word monsoon has been derived from the Arabic word _____ 111. 5. The highest temperature recorded in _____ state. 112. 6. In summer _____ pressure system develops on the land surface of India. 113. 7. The Indian agriculture is referred to as a gamble in the _____. 114. 8. The rainfall is less than 75 percent of the 115. normal is called _____. 9. DPAP is the abbreviation of _____ 116. 10. The Government of India launched the National flood control programme in _____. 117. Answers: 118. 1.South-West;2.Western;3.Kerala; 4.Mausam;5.Rajasthan; 6.Low; 7.Monsoons; 8.drou gh;9. Drought Prone Area Programme; 10. 1954 119. 120. Natural Vegetation 121. 1. _____ State is having the largest area under forest 122. 2. Sandal wood is produced mainly in _____ forests.

123. 3. The tidal forests are also known as _____ forests. 124. 4. Sundarbans are named after the _____ tree. 125. 5. Teak is abundantly grown in _____ forests. 126. 6. Alpine vegetation is found in _____ 127. 7. _____ percentage of land is required to maintain ecological balance. 128. 8. The forest area in the country accounted for _____percent in the total geographical area. 129. 9. Economically, most important- forests in India is _____. 130. 10. The highest concentration of forest land is in _____. 131. Answers: 132. 1. Madhya Pradesh;2. Tropical Moist Deciduous;3. Sundarbans/Mangrove;4.Sundari;5.Karnataka;6. Upper Himalayas;7.33;8. 20.55;9. Tropical moist deciduous forests ;10. Arunachal Pradesh. 133. 134. Soils 135. 1. The older alluvium is called as _____ in India 136. 2. The newer alluvium is known as_____in India. 137. 3. The alluvial soils are rich in_____, _____. 138. 4. The tropical chernozems in India are called as _____. 139. 5. _____ soils are moist clayey and moisture retentive 140. 6. Laterite Soils are characterised by leaching away of _____. 141. 7. Immatured soils genereally found in _____. 142. 8. Red Soils derived form the weathering of _____ rocks. 143. 9. _____ soils developed due to deposition of sediments 144. 10. The average annual removal of top soil per hectare in India through erosion process is _____ Tonnes. 145. 11. _____ type of soil erosion is most prevalent over Chambal region.

146. 12. Washing away of the fertile top most layer of the soil by natural causes is called _____. 147. 13. _____soils are well known for their fertility