1 CLASS 09th DATE 16 – Sept, 2024 TOTAL QUESTIONS: 100 TIME ALLOWED: 02 Hours
Directions: In the following passages numbered blank
spaces are given. For each blank space, some words or phrases are given in the answer choices. Pick the most appropriate answer-choice for each blank space. Young Latif had a very sensitive mind. While he was only a boy, he started (....1....) poetry. His admiration for the beauty of nature filled his heart with the love of God. In 1713 the Sufi poet married with Bibi Saidha Begum. His wife died at an early age, before she could (....2....) any children. However, Shah never married again. His heart turned more and (....3....) towards religion and devotion and he felt (....4....) ; he found it difficult to live a normal domestic life. 1. a) Compose b) Composed b) Composing c) Composes 2. a) Have b) Has c) Had d) Having 3. a) Many b) Much c) More d) Most 4. a) Restful b) Restless c) Restlessness d) None of these Directions: choose the appropriate option. 5. He wore a handsome dress. The underlined word is used________. a) Attributively b) Predicatively c) Both a& b d) None of these 6. The water turned bitter. The underlined word is used.....
2 a) Attributively b) Predicatively c) Both a &b d) None of these 7. This is the ......than two evils. a) Less b) Lesser c) Fewer d) Both a & b 8.Allama Iqbal was the ........leader of Pakistan. a) Fore b) First c) Foremost d) None of these 9. No.........than ten people were killed in explosion. a) Little b) Few c) Less d) Fewer 10. She is the........of the two sisters. a) Rich b) Richer c) Richest d) None of these 11. He can learn English without........help. a) Some b) Any c) Both a & b d) None of these 12. He is ...........than his friend. a) Wise b) Wisest c) More Wiser d) Wiser 13.The lecture was delivered comparatively.......... a) Slow b) Slower c) Slowest d) None of these 14. Our Aspire Academy Islamkot is..........and......... a) Big -- Cleaner b) Bigger -- Cleaner
3 c) Big ---Clean d) None of these 15. Aslam is as ........ as his father. a) Smart b) Smarter c) Smartest d) All of these 16. I am not ...... intelligent as my friend. a) As b) So c) Too d) Enough Directions: Select the correct sentence. 17. a) The three first single classrooms were large in size. b) The first single two single classrooms were large in size. c) The first two single classrooms were large in size. d) None of these 18. a) The streets of Islamkot are better than Kunri. b) The streets of Islamkot are better than that of Kunri. c) The streets of Islamkot are better than those of Islam. d) None of these SYNONYM 19. EXTENT a) Verbal b) Custom c) Expense d) Fans 20. DELICATE a) Intricate b) Graceful c) Flourish d) Orphic
4 **MATHEMATICS** 21. In 2i(3-i), the real part is .... a) 3 b) 2 c) - 2 d) None of these 22. The product of every two imaginary numbers is always________ number. a) Imaginary b) Real c) Complex d) All of these 23. If a>b then which of the relations is true: a) 1/a > 1/b b) 1/b < 1/a c) 1/b > 1/a d) None of these 24. The natural numbers are always closed under________. a) Subtraction b) Division c) Multiplication d) All of these 25.The fractional part of the logarithm is called: a) Mantissa b) characteristics c) Anti-log d) All of these 26. Log512 base 2 = __________. a) 8 b) 9 c) 2.6589 d) None of these 27. Log0 base is always equal to________. a) Positive b) negative c) Not-defined d) None of these 28. Log(10×10) = __________. a) Log10 + log10 b) 2 c) Log10 - log10 d) both a&b 29. If logy = 1/2 then y = __________. a) 2/10 b) √10 c) 0.2856 d) 200 30.If log(656123403) = 8.8169 then the number of digits in (65510)^9 ________. a) 25 b) 9 c) 27 d) None of these 31. If b>0 and b ≠ 1 then log√b base b = ________. a) 0 b) 1 c) 1/2 d) All of the
5 32. The set of complex number is the ......set of every numbers a) Proper sub-set b) Power set c) Super set d) All of these 33. The complex number in the form of..... a) (a,b) b) (a,-b) c) Both a&b d) All of these 34. The Triple conjugate of complex number is always... a) imaginary number b) real number c) same original number d) None of these 35. The concept of decadic logarithm is given by... a) John Napier b) Joost Burggi c) Henry Briggis d) both a&b 36. logarithm is the .... a) inverse process of exponent numbers b) same as the process of exponential c) Inverse function of exponential form equation d) both a&b 37. The exponential form a^x = N,where the value of a is .... a) may be positive or negative b) a>0 ,a=1 c) a>0 ,a≠1 d) All of these 38. loga to base same itself is always equal to... a) a b) 0 c) 1 d) e 39. log n to the base a is always an imaginary if ... a) n>0 b) n<0 c) n= 0 d) n<1 40. The characteristics of logarithm is always... a) Positive b) negative c) May be positive,negative, zero d) Zero
**CHEMISTRY** 41. Cathode travel in: a) Straight line b) circular line c) Zigzag line d) haphazard
6 42. The particles present inside nucleus is called_______. a) electron b) proton c) nucleon d) all 43. Which particle is the lightest in the following? a) electron b) neutron c) proton d) alpha particle 44. Radioactive rays hav____________. a) 2types b) 3types c) 4types d) 5types 45. Alpha rays are in fact nuclei of : a) neon b) argon c) neon d) helium 46. Gamma rays have: a) positive charge b) negative charge c) no charge d) big charge 47. The mass of an atom is concentrated in the: a) nucleus b) orbit c) shell d) energy levels 48. Beta rays are fast moving: a) proton b) neutron c) nuclei d) electron 49. A piece of matter in pure form is termed as: a) compound b) mixture c) radical d) substance
7 50. Which of the following are not home atomic molecules? a) H2 b) H20 c) CO2 d) Co 51. If nucleon number of potassium is 39 number of neutron will be ___________. a) 39 b)20 c) 19 d)29 52. The name of the photographic plate which used in Rutherford atomic model: a) sodium sulphate b) zinc sulphate c) aluminium foil d) Aluminium sulphide 53. The Mass of 2 moles of Cl gas is: a)35.5gram b)142 gram c)284gram d) 71gram 54. The denser part of atom is: a) Orbit b) Shell c) Nucleus d) All 55. The nucleons are the particle of: a) Electon, Proton b) Electron,Neutron c) Proton, Neutron d) Electron,Proton,Neutron 56. The number of electrons protons and neutrons in Ca+2 is respectively: a) 20,20,20 b)18,20,20 c)20,18,20 d)18,18,20 57. What is the charge of nucleus in the Rutherford model?
8 a) Positive b) Negative c)Neutal d) Zero 58. Choose the correct sequence of elements (a to d): a) H,Li,C,He b) B,Be,C,N c) B,Be,C,N d) He,Li,Be,B 59. What is the true nucleus of in atom? a)it is located at center of atom b) it is positively charge denser part of atom c) in atom number of electron equal to number of proton d) All of these 60. Match the incorrect option: Molecule Atomicity a) CH4 >>>> 05 b) H2SO4 >>>> 04 c) C6H12O6 >>>> 24 d) C12H22O11 >>>> 45 **BIOLOGY** 61. Which of the following is not double membranes organelle? a) Mitochondria b) Chloroplast c) Nucleus d) Peroxisome 62. The nuclear membrane is made by____________. a) Cell membrane b) Endoplasmic reticulum c) Golgi body d) Ribosomes 63. Diameter of Eukaryotic Ribosomes is: a) 20 nm b) 24mn c) 25mn d) 26mn 64. Cytoplasm and membrane bonded organelles present in____________.
9 a) Eukaryotic cytoplasm b) Prokaryotic Cytoplasm c) Bacteria d) not 65 . which of the following figure represent the arrangement of the lipid bilayer in plasma membrane ?
66. Thickness of middle lamella____________.
a) 1mm b) 2mm c) 3mm d)4mm 67. Cell volume due to nucleus__________. a) 10% b) 20% c) 30% d) 40% 68. Which of the following is not component of cell membrane? a) Protein b) Carbohydrate c) Lipid d) DNA 69. Ribosome make: a) Carbohydrate b) Protein c) Lipid d)Vitamins 70. The membrane surrounding the large central vacuole of plant is called: a) Chromoplast b) Tonoplast c) Leucoplast d) Chloroplast 71.Ribosomes is found in: a)ER b) Chloroplast c) Mitochondria d) All 72. Which of the following is non memberane bounded organelles? a) Nucleus b) Cilia c)ER d) Chloroplast 73. Golgi complex are concerned with: a) Excretion b) Respiration c) Digestion d) Reproduction 74. Single cisternae are called__________.
10 a) Golgi body b) Golgi complex c) Golgi apparatus d) All 75. Magnification means a) Increasing b) Decreasing c) Doubling d) halving 76. Resolution is the capacity to: a) Separate b) Disperse c) Reinforce d) Combine 77. Cell organelles found in animal cell and help in respiration. a) Lysosome b) Mitochondria c) Ribosome d) Chloroplast 78. Select Mismatch: a) Ribosome ➡ Factory of Lipids b) Nucleolus ➡ factory of Ribosomes c) RER➡Synthesis of Steroid d) Vacuoles ➡store house of Cell. 79. Which of the following sequence is correct? Single membrane Double membrane A Peroxisomes, lysosomes Nucleus , chloroplast B Chloroplast, lysosomes Nucleus , peroxisomes C Ribosomes, lysosomes Lysosomes ,peroxisomes D Nucleus ,lysosomes Chloroplast ,peroxisomes
80. Nucleolus appears in......phase.
a) Prophase b) Metaphase c) Anaphase d) Telophase
**PHYSICS** 81. A seesaw with a mass of 15 kg is balanced horizontally. If a child weighing 30 kg sits 2 meters from the pivot on one side, where should a second child weighing 45 kg sit on the opposite side to maintain equilibrium? a) 1 m from the pivot b) 2 m from the pivot c) 3 meters from the pivot d) 4m from pivot
11 82. The center of mass of an object is defined as: a) The point where the object’s weight is evenly distributed. b) The point where the total mass of the object is concentrated. c) The point where all the mass of an object could be considered to act for the purpose of calculating translational motion. d) The point at which the object balances in any position.
83.When a mass is added to an existing system of masses,
the center of mass: a) Moves closer to the new mass if it is greater than the average mass. b) Moves farther from the new mass if it is less than the average mass. c) Remains unchanged regardless of the added mass. d) Moves to the geometric center of the new system. 84. The center of mass of a rotating object: a) Moves according to the rotational axis. b) Remains fixed relative to the object’s rotation. c) Changes its position as the object rotates. d) Is always at the geometric center of rotation. 85. When a seesaw is balanced with two people sitting at different distances from the pivot, equilibrium is achieved if: a) The heavier person sits closer to the pivot. b) The lighter person sits farther from the pivot. c) The product of each person’s weight and distance from the pivot is equal. d) The total weight on each side of the pivot is equal. 86. An example of unstable equilibrium is: a) A ball placed at the bottom of a bowl. b) A pencil balanced on its tip. c) A book lying flat on a table. d) A car parked on a flat surface.
12 87. Which type of equilibrium occurs when an object returns to its original position after being disturbed? a) Stable equilibrium b) Unstable equilibrium c) Neutral equilibrium d) Dynamic equilibrium 88. When the angle between the force and the lever arm is 90 degrees, the torque is: a) Zero. b) Maximum. c) Half of the maximum torque. d) Equal to the force applied. 89. A force of 20 N is applied at an angle of 30 degrees to the lever arm which is 2 meters long. What is the torque produced? a) 60 Nm b) 20 Nm c) 40 Nm d) 25 Nm 90. If the length of the lever arm is doubled while keeping the force constant, the torque: a) Doubles. b) Triples. c) Quadruples. d) Remains the same 91. For an object to be in equilibrium, the following condition must be met: a) The sum of the forces must be non-zero. b) The sum of the torques must be non-zero. c) The sum of the forces and torques must be zero. d) The object must be moving with constant velocity. 92. When adding vectors graphically using the head-to-tail method, the resultant vector is: a) Drawn from the tail of the first vector to the head of the last vector. b) The same length as the first vector. c) The length of the longest vector. d) Drawn from the tail of the last vector to the head of the first vector. 93. An object that returns to its original position after being displaced is in: a) Stable equilibrium. b) Unstable equilibrium. c) Neutral equilibrium. d) Dynamic equilibrium. 94. If a force of 10 N is applied at a distance of 200 centimeter from the pivot, the torque produced is:
13 a) 5 Nm b) 10 Nm c) 20 Nm d) 200 Nm 95. To increase the stability of an object, you should: a) Lower its center of gravity. b) Raise its center of gravity. c) Increase its weight at a high point. d) Decrease its base area. 96. The stability of an object is generally improved by: a) Decreasing the width of its base. b) Increasing the height of its center of gravity. c) Increasing the width of its base. d) Increasing the weight at the top. 97. If the center of gravity of an object is raised while keeping the base area constant, the object’s stability: a) Increases. b) Remains unchanged. c) Decreases. d) First increases and then decreases. 98. When adding mass to one side of an asymmetrical object, the center of gravity will: a) Shift towards the side with less mass. b) Shift towards the side with more mass. c) Stay fixed in the original position. d) Move to the geometric center of the object. 99. A train moving at a constant speed on straight tracks is in: a) Static equilibrium. b) Dynamic equilibrium with balanced driving and resistance forces. c) Unstable equilibrium. d) Neutral equilibrium with no net force. 100. In a right-angled triangle, the sine of an angle is calculated as the ratio of: a) Opposite side to the hypotenuse b) Adjacent side to the hypotenuse c) Opposite side to the adjacent side d) Hypotenuse to the adjacent side
