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9th Class Pak Studies 2nd Quarter Book Paper9th Class · Pak Studies · Federal (FBISE)
Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 12 × 1 = 12)
- Which non costal city in Pakistan in vulnerable to tropical cyclones?
- The areas receiving less than rain per year are termed as arid regions:
- Which of these a manmade surface water body?
- Which region in Pakistan experiences a monsoon climate?
- Canal irrigation system was first introduced in the subcontinent in the year:
- What is impact of irrigation of crop yield?
- Which of the following is a major environmental hazard in Pakistan?
- On the basis of physical features, the land of Pakistan is divided into different regions:
- What is a major advantages of hydroelectrics power?
- Relief rainfall occurs in the:
- The average height of safed koh range is:
- Groundwater is a major source of irrigation in_____ province.
Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 8 of 12 · 8 × 2 = 16)
- Describe five advantages of Pakistan's extensive irrigation system?
- How many parts the Pakistan's drainage system is divided?
- What is costal climates?
- What are the main method used to access ground water?
- Write a difference between climate and weather.
- How do the coastel climate of pakistan differ from the other climate zone of pakistan ?
- What are negative impacts of hydroelectric power generation?
- How earth quake in northern areas effected the lives of people.
- How many source of rain in Pakistan?
- Analyze how water reservoirs provide valuable solution.
- What are the eastern and western tributaries of Indus River?
- How warming temprature effects weather in low land zone ?
Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 3 of 4 · 3 × 4 = 12)
- Evaluate the importance of diffrent types of water reservoirs obtaining sustainable solution or water-related issue?
- Write a short note on the following topics. i.Pressure and winds ii.Advantages and disadvantages of floods in Pakistan
- Describe the natural vegetation of Northern mountains?
- Suggest some sustainable solution to address water pollution, water shortages and water waste.