- SCHOLARS ROSARY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL [2022-23]

V 6 K.M Stone, Village Bahar, Sonipat Road. Roh1ak- (124001)

SCHOLARS
Class-IX
Syllabus· Cbapler~ I, 2, 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15

NAME: _ _ _ __ TOTAL MARKS:- N

DAY&DATE TIME: Jboun

General Instructions :-

This question paprr consists of five sectioos.

Section A comists of objecthe type questions carrying 1 mark each.
Section B consists of very short questions carrying 2 marks each.
Section C consists of short answer type quntions carrying 3.
Section D consists of long answer type quesdons carrying 5 marks each.
Section E consists of source based questions of 4 marks each.
Draw diagram whertver necessary.
(Section-A)
A particle is moving in a circular path of radius (2r). The displacement after ha]f a
circle would be.
Find the correct arrangement (I)

a)2.ero h)2r c)4r d)2m

2. While moving in a highly busy market street, the ratio of distance travelled to the
displacement is: (I)
a) always less than I b)equalorlessthan I
c) always equal to I d) equal or more than I
3. According to the 3rd law of motion, action and reaction: Cl)
a) always act on a same (single) object
b) always act on different bodies in opposite direction
c) have same magnitude and act in same direction
d) have different magnitude but act in the same direction
4. Mass of a body (I)
a) is same on equator and poles b) is minimum on poles
c) is maximum on equator d) decreases from poles to equator
5. When a body falls freely towards Eanh, then its total energy (I)
a) increases b) decreases
c) remains constant d) first increases then decrea-res
6. Which one of the following is not a unit of power? ())
a)joule b)N•m
c) kilowatt hour d) horse-power
7. To increase the pitch of sound, we need to increase ( I)
a) wavelength b) frequency
c)amplitude d) None of these
8. To liquify a gas into liquid, we will need (I)
a) low temperature. high pressure b) low temperature. low pressure
c) high temperature. low pressure d) high temperature, high pressure
9. The freezing point of pure water is (I)
a) 0°C or 32°For 373K b) 0°C or 2l2°For 373K
c)0°C or 32"For273K d) 0°C or212°F or273K
JO. A chemical compound can be made up of ())
a) always with atoms of same element only
b) atoms of same element or different elements in a fixed ratio
c) atoms of different elements in any random ratio
d) None of these
II. Which one of the following is a chemical change? ())
a) Tearing of paper sheet b) Ripening of fruit
c) Fog formation d) Condensation of steam
Iostruction:-
a) Both the assertion and reason are correct and the reason is the correct
ezplanatlon of the assertion.
b) Assertion and the ruson are correct but the reason ls not the cornet
ezplanation of the assertion.
c) Assertion ls trot but the reason is false.
d) The statement of the assertion is false but the reason is true.
12. Assertion- Ice floats on water.
Reason- The density of water is less than ice. ())
13. Assertion- A solution of table salt in a glass of waler. fonns a homogeneous subs1ance.
Reason• Table salt behaves as insoluble compound in water. (IJ
14. Assertion- Motion of a satellite around earth. moving at uniform speed is an e:tample
of an accelerated mo<ion.
Reason- Acceleration is caused even due 10 change in direction ())
IS. Identify the Rabi crop from the following (I)
a) Linseed b) Soya bean
c) Pigeon pea d) Cotton
16. Proteins are synthesized near the endoplasmic reticulum. Where are these proteins
transported further in the cell? (I)
a)to mitochondria b) to the nucleus
c) to the Golgi body d) to the cell membrane

17. A poorly developed zone in the centre of a cell that has a DNA molecule is called as
(I)
a) nucleolus of prokaryote b) nucleoid of prokaryote
c) nucleus of prokaryote d) nucleus of eukaryote
18. What should be the likely structure of a connective tissue whose framework supports
the organs of the body? ( 1)
a) multiple layers like the skin b) relaxing and conlJ'acting like muscles
c) strong and non flexible like bones d) bund]es of neurons like nerve
19. Choose the wrong statement (I)
a) the nature of the matrix differs according to the function of the tissue
b) fats arc stored below the skin and in between the internal organs
c) epithelial tissues have intercellular space between them
d) cells of striated muscles are multi nucleated and unbranched

20. Animal feed includes roughage and concentrates. What are the characteristics of the
concentrates? (I)

a)high in fibre b) very few nutrients

c) high levels of proteins d) less water content

21. Write the formulae of compounds formed by the following sets of substances:
a) Calcium ion and Nitrate ion

b) Magnesium ion and oxygen ion (2)

22. Will Cl-35 and Cl-37 have different valencies? Justify your answer. (2)
23. Differentiate between a uniform motion and a non-uniform motion (giving one
example of each case) (2)
24. Two objects A (2 g) and 8 (5 kg), apply a certain force (X Newton) on each other.
Compare the accelerations produced in A and B. (2)
25. What is the significance of (2)
a) presence of cell sap in vacuoles
 b) presence of SER and RER in Jiving cells
26. a) Why are the skeletal muscles known as striated muscles? (2)
b) Why do sclerenchyma cells have a narrow lumen?
(Section-Cl
27. a) In a cattle farm. there are 15 cattles. How can you differentiate between diseased
and healthy cattle without conducting diagnostic tests?
b) Cattle feed should include the right amount of concentrates. What do concentrates
in the cattle feed refer to?
c) State two characteristics of an idea] cattle shed. (3)
28. Describe the structure, function and location of the nervous tissue. Draw a well
labelled diagram of a nerve cell. (3)
29. List the contribution of the scientist given below in context of the study of the cells.
a) Robert Brown b) Schleiden and Schwann
c) Rudolf Virchow d) J.E. Purkinje
e) Robert Hooke O Amony Van Leeunwenhoek (3)
30. Naming three factors, state how they can change the rate of evaporation (3)
31. Find the solute present in a 2 kg solution if its concentration is 25%. How much more
solute can be added to make ii a 40% concentrated solution? (3)
32. Two bodies (A) and (B). moving with same velocity have ratio of momentum in 2:3.
Find the ratio of their kinetic energies. (3)
33. Define a longitudina1 wave. Write its two components. State the condition for which a
wave can be tenned as ultrasonic. (3)
(Section-D)
34. Identify the following atom and answer the following questions: (5)

a) Express in the proper form like 1 X

h) Define valency. What is the valency of given element

c) Identify the element as metal or non-metal giving reason.
d) Write the number of va1ence electrons when it becomes an ion? What type of ion
will be fonned -cation or anion?
e) State any other element with chemical symbol which has same number of neutron
as this element has. (5)
 35. State Newton's law of gravitation. Calculate the force of gravitation between two
ma~s 5 kg and 200 g. placed at 100 m distance from each other. (5)
36. Answer the following questions: (5)
a) Two beakers A and 8 contain plain water and concentrated sugar solution
respectively. Equal number of dry raisins are kept in them for a few hours. What
would be the difference in the physical appearance of the raisins of beakers A and B.
b) Which one of the following is voluntary or involuntary activity?
(i) Writing with pen
(ii) Blinking of eyes
c) Expand FYM and NPK.
d) State any two control measures to be taken to store the grains properly.
e) Identify the given diagram and state iL'i significance. (5)

(Section-El
37. Cue Study : I (4x l=4)
Study the given table carefully and answer the following questions.
Name or Atomic Number Atomic Mass Chemical Symbol
Elements

II 23
Chlorine
15
a) Identify the element having atomic number 6.
b) Write the chemical symbol of the element having atomic number 11.
c) Write the atomic number of chlorine atom.
d) Write the atomic mass of element represented by the sombol P.
38. Case Study : 2 (4xl=4)
Read the passage and answer any tour questions rrom these questions.
 Impact produced by the objects depends on their mass and velocity. Similarly. if an
object is to be accelerated, we know that a greater force is required to give a greater
velocity. In other words, there appears to exist some quantity of importance that
combines the object's mass and its velocity. One such property called momentum was
introduced by Newton. 1be momentum. p of an object is defined as the product of its
mass. m and velocity.
That is p = mv
Momentum has both direction and magnitude. Its direction is the same as that of
velocity. v. The SI unit of momentum is kilogrammetre per second (kg m s 1). Since the
application of an unbalanced force brings a change in the velocity of the object, it is
therefore clear that a force also produces a change of momentum.
a) On which two factors does momentum of a body depend?
b) If the mass be 10 kilogram and velocity 36 km/h, what will be the momentum in SI
unit?
c) Why momentum of a body is a vector quantity?
d) Name the physical quantity which is responsible for producing a change in the
momentum of a body.
39. Case Study : 3 (4xl-=4)
Based on the diagram answer the following questions

<W~6
. ·,·, -.· . . _··

,
\'-f ,

(a) Which type of cropping pattern is seen in the picture?

(b) Define the cropping pattern.
(c) Give two examples of crops selected for above cropping pattern.
(d) Mention two benefits that a fanner geL~ by following this cropping pattern.
 - SCHOLARS ROSARY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (2022-23)
V 6 K.M Stone, Village Bahar, Sonipat Road, Rohtak- (124001)

SCHOLARS
_i!~~
S:b7~~~
Class-IX
L.!J
Syllabus• Chapter - !, 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15

NAME: _ _ _ __ TOTAL MARKS:- N

DAY&DATE TIME:Jboan

~neral Instructions :-
This question paper consists of five sections.
Section A consisb or objective type questions carrying l mark each.
Section B consists of very short questions carrying 2 marks tat::h.
Section C consists or short answer type qutStions carrying 3.
Section D consists of long answer type questions carrying S marks each.
Section E consists of source based questions of 4 marks each.
Draw diagram wherever necessary.
(Section-A)
A particle is moving around a square park of area 400 m2. After covering three sides
(edges), the displacement will be (I)
a) 300m b)lOO
c) 20m d)60m
2. The numerical value for displacement to distance for a moving object is (I)
a) always less than I b) always equal to one
c) always more than one d) equal or less than I
3. A haJf-field water tanker is moving with a unifonn speed and is subjected to sudden
brakes.The water in the tank would (I)
a) move backward at the first instance b) move forward at the first instance
c) rise upward only d) remains unaffected at all
4. lbe value or acceleration due to gravity is (I)
a) same on equator and poles b) is minimum al poles
b) minimum at the equator d) increases from pole 10 the equator
5. When a body is projected venicaUy upwards.away from the earth surface, it's total
energy (during the ascending) (I)
a) Increases b)decreases
c) remains constant d) first increases and 1hen decreases
6. Which of the following is no< a unit of energy (I)
a) Joule b) Newton meter
c) kilowatt-hour d) kilowatt
7. When we change a loud sound into a feeble sound, we have to decrease the (I)
a) Frequency b) amplitude
b) Wavelength d) none of these
8. lbe boiling point of pure water is (I)
a) 100°C or 32° For 273K b) 100• C or 32" For 373 K

c) 100° Cor212° For373K d) 100° C or 212° For 273 K

9. Which condition out of the following cases will increase the evaporation rate? (I)
a) increase in water temperature
b) decrease in water temperature
c) lesser exposure surface area of water
d) adding common salt to water
IO. Tincture of iodine is prepared by dissolving (I)
a) iodine in kerosene oil b) iodine in Vaseline
c) iodine in water d) iodine in alcohol
11. Which of the following is not a physical change (I)
a) melting of gold rod b) rusting of iron rod
c) bending of copper wire d) drawing a wire out of aluminium block
12. Which one of the following is a freshwater fish? (I)
a) Cada b) Bombay duck
c) Sardine d) Mackerel
13. Anil ha.~ bacterial infection. Which part of the cell will help him eliminate bacteria from
his body and how ? (I)
a) Golgi bodies as they can destroy their own cell
b) Vacuoles as they can uptake any material and store it
c) Lysosomes as they have digestive enzymes to breakdown foreign material
d) Vacuoles as they can expel substances out of the cell
14. What is the function of chloroplast in a cell? (I)
a) it helps plant for breakdown of food
b) it helps plant in releasing energy to the surroundings
c) it helps plant 10 make food
d) it helps plant to utilise energy
 15. Muscles that are present in the eye helps the eyelids to blink when dust particles enter
the eye. Which animal tissue signals the muscles in the eyelid to blink ? (I)
a) muscular tissue b) epithelial tissue
c) connective tissue d) nervous tissue
16. The major constituents of animaJ feed apart from water is (I)
a) vitamins b) grain mixture
c) minerals d) roughage
17 . A cell without a cell wa1l is termed as (I)
a) Tonoplast b) Protoplast
c) Symplast d) Apoplast
Instruction:-
a) Both the assertion and N!UOn are correct and tbe reason is the correct
explanation of tbe assertion.
b) Assertion and the N!UOn are correct but the N!UOn ls not the correct
oplanation or tbe assertion.
c) Assertion is true but the reason is false.
d) The statement of the as.wrtion ls false but tbe ~ason ls true.

18. Assertion : Cardiac tissues are muscle tissues that are rich in mitochondria.
Reason : Cardiac muscle tissues require a continuous supply of energy to carry
out non-slop beating of the heart (I)
19. Assertion : Pure honey settles down in the lower part of the container having water
Reason : Density of honey is same as that of water. (I)

20. Assertion : True solution exhibit tynda11 effect. (I)

Reason: Solute particles are big enough to scatter the light.

(Section-8)
21. Write the cation and anions with charge, nature.value.
a) (NH.i)SO~ b) AhOJ (2)

22. If chlorine-37 and chlorine-35 isotopes are available in the ratio of 1:3 respectively,
find the average atomic mass of the chlorine atom. (2)
23 . Differentiate between a scalar quantity and a vector quantity.Give examples. (2)
24. Force of gravitation applied by moon on an object is 0.825 newton. Find the mass of
the object if the value of 'g' on the moon is 1.65 m/s2 . (2)
25. A student observes image of the knee hones of a person who is suffering from a
condition called arthritis due to inflammation of joints. Which connective tissue can
 be added between the bones to ease the movement of joints? Write some more
characteristics of the same tissue. (2)
26. In a cell what are the advantages of the following?
a) Flexibility of cell membrane
b} Rigidity of cell wall (2)

27. Describe the main irrigation system that are adopted in India. (3)
28. Answer the following:- (3)
a) List two similarities between mitochondria and chloroplast.
b) Smooth, endoplasmic reticulum does not play any role in synthesis of proteins.
Why?
c) Sheena soaked gram (chick peas) to make some' Chole bhatura' Why does
Sheena soak chickpeas? What is this process called? (3)
29. What are Vascular bundle.'i? Why Vascular bundles are complex in nature? Name the
types of vascular tissues and their functions. (3)
30. Water as Ice has a cooling effect whereas water as steam causes severe bums. State the
reason behind the observations. (3)
31. Find the solute present in a 4 litre solution of 25 % concentration. How much more
solvent should we add so that the concentration becomes 20%.
32. Two bodies X and Y of same masses have velocities in the ratio of 4:5. Calculate of
the ratio of their kinetic energies.
33. Define a transverse wave. Write its two components. Stale the condition for which a
waved can be tenned as Infrasonic.
(Section•D)

e
34. Identify the given element and answer 1he following questions. (5)

a. Express in the proper fonn like : X

b. Define valency. What is the valency of given elemenl

c. Identify the element as metal or non-metal by giving reason.
d. Write the number of valence electrons when it becomes an ion? What type of
ion will be formed - cation or anion?
c. State any other element with chemical symbol which has same number of
 neutron as this element has.
35. State Archimedes law. A block of size 8 cm x 5 cm x 2 cm has a mass 50 gram.
What will happen if this block is placed over the surface of pure water? justify your
(5)

Answer the rollowing questions :

36. i) A solution of 3% glucose and a solution of 8% glucose are kept in a trough separated
by a semipenneable membrane. What will you observe after one hour? (5)
U) Which one of the following is voluntary or involuntary activity?
a} jumping of frog
b) movemem of food in your imestine
iii) What is the composition of the cartilage matrix?

Iv) Ram visited a fish fann, where he found Common carps, Rohus, MrigaJs in the same
pond. Name the type of fish fanning observed by Ram. How do all the fishes manage to
survive in the same pond?
v) Identify the given diagram and write its role in animal cell.

37. Read the glveu pangnpb carerully lo answer the roUowing questions. (4)
All the examples and activities given so far illustrate that there is a resistance offered
by an object to change its state of motion. If it is at res1 it tends to remain at rest; if it is
moving it tends to keep moving. This property of an object is called its inertia. Do all
bodies have the same inertia? We know that it is easier to push an empty box than a
box full of books. Similarly. if we kick a football it flies away. But if we kick a stone
of the same size with equal force. it hardly moves. We may. in fact, get an injury in
our foot while doing so. A force that is just enough to cause a small cart to pick up a
large velocity will produce a negligible change in the motion of a train. This is
because, in comparison to the cart the train has a much lesser tendency to change its
state of motion. Accordingly. that the train has more inertia than the cart. Clearly,
heavier or more massive objects offer larger inertia. Quantitatively, the inertia of an
object is measured by its mass. We may thus relate inertia and mass as follows: Inertia
is the natural tendency of an object to resist a change in its state of motion or of rest.
The mass of an object is a measure of its inertia.
 a. Which can have more inertia• an empty truck or a loaded truck, and why?
b. By applying same force on two balls of identical shape and size but made up of
iron and wood respectively. which can experience more acceleration?
c. On which physical quantity does the inertia depend?
d. A car and a train are moving at same speed. Which can be stopped immediately in
case of emergency?

38. Case Study : 2 (4x l-=4)

Study the given table carefully and answer the following questions.

Name of Atomic Number AtomkMass Chemical

Elements Symbol
Sodium D E
A 19 G
M 40
R Ne

a) What are numerical values of (D) and (E) respectively.

b) Identify the element denoted as (A)
c) Wri1e name/symbol of any one element denoted as (M)
d) What are valence electrons in the atom whose atomic mass is (R)

39. Case Study : 3 (4x l-=4)

Figure shows the two crop fields (Plots A and BJ have been treated by manures and
chemical fertilizers respectively, keeping other environmental fac1ors same. Observe

,b
the graph and answer the following questions.

.!I ..... _ )
,.
:;l~plo<B(F<rtiliMn)

Quality of amendment

a) Why does plot B show sudden increase and then gradual decrease in yield?
b) Why is the highest peak in plot A graph slightly delayed?
c) What is the reason for the different pattern of the two graphs?
d) Name the two types of manure on the basis of the kind of biological material
involved.
 - SCHOLARS ROSARY SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL [2022-23]
V 6 K.M Stone, Village Bahar, Sonipat Road. Roh1ak- (124001)

SCHOLARS S:b7~~~
Class-IX
L£J
Syllabus· Cbapler~ I, 2, 3, 4. S, 6, 7, 8, 9, IO, 11, 12, 15

NAME: _ _ _ __ TOTAL MARKS:- N

DAY&DATE TIME: Jboun

General Instructions :-

This question paprr consists of five sectioos.

Section A consists of objec:the type questions carrying 1 mark each.
Section B consists of very short questions carrying 2 marks each.
Section C consists of short answer type quntions carrying 3.
Section D consists or long answer type questions carrying 5 marks eadt.
Section E consists or source based questions of 4 marks each.
Draw diagram wherever necessary.

A person moves 12km towards North and then 5m towards West. The displacement
will be: (I)
a) 17m b)7m
c) 13m d) None of these
2. Which one of the following is uue? (I)

displacement and distance both are scalar quantities

b. displacement and distance both are vector quanti1ies
c. displacement is scalar and distance is vector quantity
d. distance is scalar and displacement is vector quantity
3. Which one is true? (I)
a. Action and reaction are aJways equal and in same direction
b. Action and reaction are always equal and in opposite direction
c. Action and reaction arc aJways unequal and in opposite direc1ion
d. Action and reaction are aJways unequal and in same direction
4. Which of the following expression is correct? (I)

a. PE=KE+ME b. KE=PE+ME
c. ME = PE + K.E d. ME=PE-K.E
5. In context of a torch. which one is in correct sequence? (I)
a. Chemical energy - Light Energy - Electrical Energy
b. Light Energy - Chemical Energy - Electrical Energy
c. Chemical Energy - Electrical Energy _., Light Energy
d . None of these
6. Velocity of a wave can be described as (I)
a. frequency x time period b. frequency x amplitude
c. frequency x wavelength d. time period x wavelength
7. Condensation process is (I)
a. Conversion of gaseous state to solid state
b. Conversion of gaseous state to liquid state
c. Conversion of liquid stale to gaseous stale
d. Conversion of solid state 10 liquid state
8. If temperature of a body is 273K, then its temperature value in Celsius system would
be (I)
a. 373°C b. -l73° C
c. 0°C d. 173° C
9. Which of the following substance doesn't exhibit Tyndall effect? (I)
a. Starch solution b. Milk
c. Dusty air d. Aqueous sodium chloride solution
10. Burning of a candle is an example of (I)
a. Physical change only b. Chemical change only
c. Physical as well as chemical change d. None of these
11. To solve the food problem of the country. which among the following is necessary?( I)
(a) Increased production and storage of food grains
(b) Easy access of people 10 the food grain
(c) People should have money to purchase the grains
(d) All of the above
12. Which one of the following nutrients is not available in fertilisers? (I)
(a) Nitrogen (b) Phosphorus
(c) Iron (d) Pota.uium
13. Which of these is no1 related to endoplasmic reticulum? (I)
(a) It behaves as a transport channel for proteins between nucleus and cytoplasm.
(b) It transports materials between various regions in the cytoplasm.
(c) II can be the site of energy generation.
(d) It can be the si1e for some biochemical activities of the cell.
 14. Cell wall of which one of these is not made up of cellulose? (I)
(a) Bacteria (b) Hydrilla
(c)Mangotree (d) Cactus
15 Intestine absorbs the digested food materials. What type of epitheliaJ cells are
responsible for that? (I)
(a) Stratified squamous epithelium (b) Columnar epithelium
(c) Spindle fibres (d) CuboidaJ epithelium
16. _ _ _ is not found in xylem tissues. (I)
(a) Sieve tubes (b) Xylem parenchyma
(c)Tracheids (d) Vessels
Assertion/ Reason
lmtrucdon·•
a) Both the assertion and reason are correct and the reason ls the correct
explanadon of the assertion.
b) Assertion and the reason are corred bul the reason is oot the correct
explanation of the assertion.
c) Assertion ls true but the reason ls false.
d) The statement of the assertion ls raise but the reason ls true.
17. Assertion- In a saturated solution, more solute can be added on further heating.
Reason- Rise of temperature cause expansion among solvent particles to enable
mixing of more substance. (I)

18. Assertion- Gold foil was used by Rutherford for his famous ·a1omic model ' activity.
Reason- Gold has high sonorous feature. (I)

19. Assertion- Weight of a 100 kg box on moon surface will be approximately 165 N.
Reason- Weight become 16 on moon. (I)

20. Assertion: Vessel and sieve tube both are meant for transport purposes.
Reason: Vessels are lignified. (I)

21. Differentiate between the tenns cations and anions. Write two examples of each. (2)
22. Which is a helter fuel - CH 4 or C4 H10 (2)
23. Define acceleration and retardation. State one example of each from daily life
activities. (2)
24. If the mass and radius of an imaginary planet are half (each) than that of Earth. Find
lhe value of (g) on lhe planet. (Take g on Earth as 10 m's 2) (2)
25. A student observes image or the knee bones of a person who is suffering from a
condition called arthritis due to inflammation of joints. Which connective tissue can
likely be added between the bones to ease the movement of joints? Write some more
characteristics of the same tissue. (2)
26. In a cell what are the advantages of the following? (2)
i) green colour in young stems
ii) large number of mitochondria in the cytoplasm of growing cells.
(Section-Cl
27. What is a substance? State any two main characteristics of panicles of a substance. (3)
28. A 10 litre solution (of 20%) concentration id mixed with 20 litre solution (of 10%
concentration). Find the resultant perceniage concentration. (3)
29. A 5kg body is dropped from 180m height. Find the ratio of K.E and P.E after 4
seconds of the fall. (3)
30. Write the Jaws of reflection of sound. Who stated these laws? (3)
How temperature and density of medium affect the sound velocity? (3)
31. Answer the following questions:-
i) differentiate between broiler:s and layer:s (2)
ii) Nutritional requirements ofbroiler:s differ from those of egg layers. Justify the
statement. (I)
32. What are the lining of blood vessels. small intestine and kidney tubules made up of?
Also draw the diagrams for the same. (3)
33. Lisi the contributions of the scientists given below in context of the study of cells (3)
a) Antony van Leeuwenhoek b) Robert Brown
c) Camillo Golgi d) Robert Hooke
e)Purkinje 0 Schleiden and Schwann

34. Based on the following diagram answer the following questions : (5)

Express the elemem in proper fonn

b. What is the valency of the element?
 Name a corresponding Isobar-pair of this given element
d. Is there any other element having same atomic number as the given element?
Justify the ans wer.
Write the electronic configuration of the next element to this given elemen1.
35. What do you understand by the tenn 'Free Fall'? Derive the expression for (g) on a
given planet. State the factor which doesn't affect the value of (g). (5)
36. Dnw • plant ceU and label the parts that (5)
(a) determines the function and development of the cell.
(b) packages materiaJ coming from the endoplasmic reticulum.
(c) provides the resistance to microbes to withstand hypenonic ex1emal media without
bursting.
(d) is site for many biochemicaJ reactions necessary 10 sustain life.
(e) is a fluid containing inside the nucleus.
(0 occupies the volume of the cell and provides turgidity
(Section-E}
37. Case Study • 1
Read/ analyse the given table care£ully and amwer the rollowing questions. (4)
Z A Pf0101'1S NN1101'1 I Electrons
(At. no.) Atomic mass

eod,-C

Identify the element (coded-A)

b. Find atomic mass of the element (coded-B)
Write the Ionic fonn (symbol with charge) of the element (coded-D)
d. Find valency of substance (coded-C)
38. Case Study - 2
Read the given text and then answer the £ollowing questions. (4)
We know that force is a vector quantity which is directly proportional to product of
mass and acceleration. Its SJ unit is Neutron (N) and C.G.S unit is dyne. (IN= 105
dyne). When a body is moving uniformly in a straight line. there is no acceleration or
rc1ardation.
a. Can force be negative? Why?
b. If 5kg object is subjected to acceleration (2mls 2); find the force applied.
Conven I crore dyne unit of force into SJ unit.
d. What is acceleration in a body (3kg). which is moving at a constanl speed of
1om1s2•
39. Case Study • 3 (4)
Different ways of growing crops can be used to give maximum benefit. Mixed cropping
is growing two or more crops simultaneously on the same piece of land. inter-cropping
is growing two or more crops simultaneously on the same field in a definite pattern.

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The growing of different crops on a piece of land in a pre-planned succession is known
as crop rotation. Weeds. insects and diseases must be controlled by various methods for
a good harvest. One of lhe most commonly used methods is the use of pesticides.
However, excessive use of these chemicals creates problems. Some other preventive
measures against pests are lhe use of resistant varieties. and summer ploughing, in
which fields are ploughed deep in summers to destroy weeds and pests.

Maize Pigeon Maize

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Pigeon Maim

I. Name the cropping panem that is shown in above picture.

2 What are the advantages of this cropping pattern over others?
3. What are Pesticides?
4. Give some preventive measures to destroy weeds.