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ScienceThe brain and spinal cord are the main parts of which system?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 1Easy ScienceWhich relation between excretion and respiration is correct?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy may leaves wilt if xylem is blocked in a plant?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceIf phloem is damaged in a plant, what effect may occur on roots?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceHow can photosynthesis and respiration be connected in terms of exchange of substances?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceIn what form is most carbon dioxide carried in blood, and why is it useful?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Hard ScienceIf the large intestine does not absorb water properly, what effect can occur in the body?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy do fungi digest food outside the body and then absorb it?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy do heterotrophic organisms need to digest food?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhich explanation correctly describes energy conversion in autotrophic nutrition?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceHow do plants manage wastes even without separate excretory organs like animals?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy does the human body convert ammonia into urea?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhat is the main function of a semipermeable membrane in dialysis?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Hard ScienceWhy does urea increase in blood when kidneys fail?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceIf the body is short of water, what should happen to water reabsorption in nephrons?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy is reabsorption of useful substances necessary after filtration in nephrons?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy is energy required for translocation of food in phloem?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Hard ScienceHow is food transport in phloem different from water transport in xylem?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceWhy may a plant close stomata when transpiration is very high and water availability is low?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Medium ScienceHow is upward movement of water in xylem possible against gravity?Class 10World of LivingLife ProcessesLevel 24Hard