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Unit: How do organisms reproduce

Introduction to reproduction

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Why reproduction (Intro)
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Reproduction, DNA, sexual & asexual
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Variation & it's importance
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Types of reproduction review
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Practice
Sexual and asexual reproduction
4 questions

Asexual reproduction and its types

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Fission (binary & multiple) with examples
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Budding, fragmentation, regeneration & spores
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Vegetative propagation (& advantages)
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Practice
Types of asexual reproduction
7 questions
Vegetative propagation
4 questions

Quiz 1

Identify your areas for growth in these lessons:
Introduction to reproduction
Asexual reproduction and its types

Intro to sexual reproduction

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Why sexual reproduction (Faster variation)
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Germ cells, gametes & sexual reproduction
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Sexual reproduction in flowering plants

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Flower sexual parts (unisexual & bisexual)
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Flower: Parts of stamen, carpel
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Pollination (self & cross)
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Fertilisation, zygote, embryo, germination
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Practice
Parts of a flower
7 questions
Pollination and fertilisation in plants
4 questions

Quiz 2

Identify your areas for growth in these lessons:
Intro to sexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction in flowering plants

Human reproduction

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Puberty & physical changes
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Male reproductive system (humans)
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Female reproductive sys, menstruation & fertilisation
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Placenta | How do organisms reproduce
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Contraceptives (mechanical barriers, hormonal, surgical)
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Practice
Male reproductive system
4 questions
Female reproductive system
4 questions
Reproductive health
7 questions

Quiz 3

Identify your areas for growth in this lesson:
Human reproduction

Unit test

Test your understanding of How do organisms reproduce with these 9 questions.

About this unit

In this unit, we explore why organisms reproduce, sexual and asexual reproduction, and learn in detail about sexual reproduction in flowers and human beings. The unit is aligned to the CBSE class 10 curriculum.