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9th Class Biology Full Book Paper

60 marks · About 2 hours (objective and subjective) · 39 questions. Covers: 11 chapters (CHAP 1: The Science of Biology to CHAP 11: Biostatistics).

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9th Class Biology Full Book Paper

9th Class · Biology · Punjab (PTB)

Name: ____________Roll No: ________Class/Section: ________Date: ________Total marks: 60Time: About 2 hours (objective and subjective)

Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 12 × 1 = 12)

  1.  What is sucrose composed of?

    1.  Two glucose molecules

    2.  Two fructose molecules

    3. Glucose and fructose molecules

    4. Galactose and lactose molecules

  2.  Which of the following tissue of stomach provide structural support:

    1.  Epithelial tissue 

    2. Connective tissue 

    3.  Muscular tissue 

    4. Glandular tissue 

  3. The disease which has killed more people than any other disease is:

    1. AIDS 

    2. Hepatitis 

    3. Malaria 

    4. Typhoid

  4. Viruses are assigned to the kingdoms:

    1. Plantae

    2. Protista

    3. Fungi

    4. Not include in any kingdom

  5. Which of the following processes if used by plants to make oxygen during the process of photosynthesis?

    1. Intake of water

    2. Intake of CO2

    3. Photolysis of water

    4. Calvin cycle

  6. Female reproductive part of a flower is called:

    1. Androecium

    2. Gynoecium

    3. Calyx

    4. Corolla

  7. Sucrose enters the sieve tubes of phloem by ......:

    1.  Passive transport 

    2. Osmosis 

    3. Diffusion 

    4. Active transport

  8. lf is the value 155+160/2, then median of this value is:

    1. 157.5

    2. 157.6

    3. 157.7

    4. 157.9

  9.  What happens when the pH changes for an enzyme?

    1. It increases the enzyme's activity

    2.  It alters the ionization of amino acids at the active site, slowing or blocking enzyme activity

    3. It strengthens the enzyme's bond with the substrate

    4. It increases the enzyme's temperature

  10. Ribosomes are the sites of:

    1. Lipids synthesis 

    2.  Protein synthesis 

    3. Synthesis of sugars

    4.  Synthesis of nucleic acid 

  11.  The number of chromosomes is maintained by:

    1. Mitosis 

    2. Meiosis 

    3. Budding 

    4. Fragmentation 

  12. %age of the protein in dry mass of protoplasm:

    1. 18

    2. 15

    3. 50

    4. 10

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 5 of 8 · 5 × 2 = 10)

  1. How Plasmodium gets into the blood of man"?

  2. Name the organelles that are bounded by membrane.

  3. What happens in Prophase-II and Metaphase-II?

  4.  What are the three types of protists?

  5. What is Horticulture?

  6. Write importance of Epidermis.

  7. Can you distinguish between: centromeres and centrioles.

  8. Define biodiversity. Also write the bases of measuring diversity.

Q3. Short questions (Attempt any 5 of 8 · 5 × 2 = 10)

  1. Why are enzyme specific and why can't each one up many different reactions?

  2. How integumentary system helps to maintain internal body conditions despite the change in external environment?

  3. How many strands does DNA have?

  4. Why is chlorophyll important for photosynthesis?

  5. Who proposed the induced fit model?

  6. What do you know about stems?

  7. What are enzymes?

  8. Which organisms carry out photosynthesis? Which cell organelle is responsible for the absorption of light for photosynthesis?

Q4. Short questions (Attempt any 5 of 8 · 5 × 2 = 10)

  1. How is a bar made for every degree?

  2. Define the following term: Vascular bundle

  3. Define fusion nucleus.

  4. Calculate the mean of the given data set. Heights of five students is: 150, 160, 165, 155, 170.

  5. Write any three osmotic adjustment in hydrophyte.

  6. What is pistil?

  7. What are the x-axis and y-axis?

  8. How carbon dioxide and oxygen are removed from plants?

Q5. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 9 = 18)

  1. Write note on Neurons and Red Blood cells.

  2. Write similarities between Mitosis and Meiosis.

  3. Compare the Lock-and-Key and induced Fit models of enzyme action.