DIFFERENCES
HYPOGLYCAEMIA
The fall in sugar level in the blood below the
normal physiologic level known as Hypoglycaemia.
It is treated by giving intravenous glucose.
It causes mental confusion, visual problem and
often coma etc.
It causes weakness and increases in food desire
HERBIVORES
The animals eating green plants, grass and fodder
are known as Herbivores
Animals have specific digestive system to digest
leaves, plants and fodder
The teeth are specifically designed to cut and chew
leaves, plants and fodder
Jaw movement is specific for side motion
Examples: goats, cattle, sheep, buffalo, cow etc.
RESPIRATION
Respiration is a catabolic process in which
compounds are broken down
In this process carbohydrates are broken down into
simpler compounds
The end-products for this process are CO2 and
H2O
In respiration Oxygen enters the plant body and
CO2 is released
It occurs during both day and night. Light is not
necessary for this process
In respiration energy is released from food
material
SOLAR ECIPLES
A Solar eclipse is when the moon is between the
sun and the earth and the moon casts a shadow on
the earth
Moon lies between sun and earth
once in every eighteen months
Occurs during day
New moon
HYPERGLYCAEMIA
Hyperglycaemia is a condition in which blood sugar
level rise above its normal range.
It is treated by exercise, medicine or by
intravenous insulin therapy
It causes excessive urination, dryness of lips and
increased thirst etc
It causes weakness, calf pain, unhealed wounds
and kidney problem
CARNIVORES
The animals eating flesh and meat are known as
carnivores.
Digestive enzymes are specific
Their teeth are short and to cut and chew leaves,
plants pointed especially for flesh eating
Jaw movement is specific for up and down
movement
Examples: Tiger, dog, cat, lion etc
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
It is an anabolic process in which compounds are
formed.
In this process carbohydrates are manufactured
The end-product of this process is simple
carbohydrates
In photosynthesis CO2 enters the plant and O2 is
released
It occurs during day time only. Light is essential for
this process
It is energy consuming process
LUNAR ECLIPES
A lunar eclipse is when the earth is between the
sun and the moon casting a shadow on the moon
Earth lies between moon and sun
appears twice a year
Occurs during night
full moon
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Renewable Resources
Renewable resources are used continuously and
can be used again and again. Non-renewable
Resources
These resources support millions of people all over
the world
Renewable resources are constantly renewed by
bio-geochemical cycles of nature
All biotic resources are renewable
Major examples : air, water, soil, wildlife, forests,
fish etc
RAM
It stands for random access memory
It is an optical disc, where data and information is
stored permanently
RAM is the primary storage media.
RAM is the primary storage device from which the
system boots
RAM is stored on RAM chip
The data or information stored on it can be written
on or it can be erased.
HARD WATER
Hard water is that type of water which does not
form lather easily.
It is rich in minerals
iIts formula is H2O
Hard water is not used in nuclear power plants.
Example: Groundwater like deep wells
Hair and skin become dry
IGNEOUS
Igneous rocks are formed when magma (or molten
rocks) has cooled down and solidified.
Igneous rocks are commonly found inside the
Earth‘s crust or mantle
Igneous rocks can be an important source of
minerals
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Non-renewable Resources
Non-renewable resources cannot be used again
and again after their consumption
These resources cannot support millions of people
all over the world
Non-renewable resources are being exhausted day
by day because their demand rises. Due to
worldwide demand of fossil fuels, its supplies are
declining.
Some abiotic resources are non-renewable
Major examples : fossil fuels and minerals
ROM
It stands for read only memory.
It is that part of CPU, where temporary
information is stored
ROM is the secondary storage media
System does not boot from ROM
ROM is stored on a compact disc
The data or information stored on it neither be
written on, nor it can be erased
HEAVY WATER
Heavy water is deuterium oxide in which hydrogen
of water is replaced by its heavier isotope,
Deuterium..
Contains very few elements
The formula of heavy water is D2O
Heavy water is used in nuclear power plants
Example : Rainwater
Hair and skin become soft
SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sedimentary rocks are formed by the accumulation
of other eroded substances.
Sedimentary rocks are usually found in water
bodies (sea, oceans etc
Sedimentary rocks, or their bedding structure, are
mostly used in civil engineering; for the
construction of housing, roads, tunnels, canals etc
 Examples of Igneous rocks include granite and Examples of Sedimentary rocks include shale,
basalt limestone and sandstone

Igneous rocks are classified according sedimentary rocks can be subdivided

to mode of occurrence, texture, into four groups: clastic sedimentary
mineralogy, chemical composition, and rocks, biochemical (or biogenic)
the geometry of the igneous body sedimentary rocks, chemical
sedimentary rocks