Gempur Bio Blog!: FAQ-Chapter 13-Reproduction & Growth

Monday, November 1, 2010

FAQ-Chapter 13-Reproduction & Growth

Paper 2:

1. Oogenesis- Diagram and the event.

2. Hormonal control of the menstrual cycle: FSH, LH, Oestrogen and progesterone: Interpreting graphs : Facts + Explanation.

3. Fertilisation and early development of zygote - The Diagram and the Event. [ 6 marks]

4. The formation of pollen grains [ 4 marks] Versus The formation of the embryo sac in the ovule [ 5 marks]

5. Growth curve of Girls Versus Boys. Interpret graph - Facts + Explanation.- Relate it with Growth hormones.

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Early Morning hours is the best time to study as you wake up refreshed away from all sorts of disturbances. The ions in the environment is said to be lower in the early mornings hours (3 am - 6 am ) which makes the morning hours the best time to study more things in the least possible time. Here are 3 other reasons why morning hours is the best to study.

1.You wake up refreshed - Early in the morning you wake up refreshed and stays clear headed. I advise this based on my experience as I was able to learn any amount of topics in the morning compared to evening hours.

2.Helps better memory - After sleep, processing and learning is said to improve based on recent studies. Revising your lessons early morning helps to remember the contents on a specific topic better.

3.Helps better focusing - There will be very less distractions in the morning compared to any other time of the day and a focused learning is possible in the morning.
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The ideal time of morning hours of 3 am - 6 am is said to be the best time. A half an hour nap afterward will help you to better refresh your mind. Avoid learning for more than 3 hours in a stretch and take some short breaks of 10 minutes in between your study time.

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