Biology 9th Class Guess Paper 2021

Important Short Questions

 

  • What are variables?
  • What do you know about electron transport chain?
  • What are unicelluar organisms? Give examples.
  • What are the sources of carbohydrates?
  • What are the three main stages of aerobic respiration?
  • What are the health risks if we take non saturated fatty acids in our diet?
  • What are the benefits of using binomial nomenclature?
  • What are the contributions of Whittaker?
  • What are Sieve Tube Cells?
  • What are rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulums?
  • What are principles of modern cell theory?
  • What are role of vitamin D in human body?
  • What are reptiles?
  • What are pericardium and pericardial fluid?
  • What are Minerals and from where we get them?
  • What are parasites? Give an example.
  • What are nitrogen fertilizers?
  • What are microtubules?
  • What are macronutrients? Give an example.
  • What are metabolic pathways? What are their functions?
  • What are lenticels?
  • What are Ground Tissues?
  • What are hypotonic solutions?
  • What are fat soluble vitamins?
  • What are coral reefs?
  • What are epithelial tissues? Give their functions.
  • What are connective tissues? Give their functions.
  • What are chromoplasts? Write the role of chrornoplasts.
  • What are conducting tissues in plants for water? Write two kinds of its cell.
  • What are centrioles? Give their function.
  • What are capillaries?
  • What are cardiac muscles?
  • What are benign tumors?
  • What are arteries?
  • What are bacteriophages?
  • What are amino acids?
  • State the principles of cell theory.
  • What are accessory pigments?
  • Name two major phases of cell cycle and which phase is divided into three. Name these phases.
  • Name three types of plastids.
  • Name two important vitamins which act as co-enzyme.
  • In what ways the respiratory energy is used in the body of organisms?
  • How temperature effects rate of enzymes reaction?
  • In ecosystem, when a species is called extinct?
  • How many species of animals and plants have been discovered?
  • How do stomata open by osmosis?
  • How enzymes are used in biological detergent.
  • How do different factors affect the rate of transpiration?
  • How are chromosomes formed during prophase?
  • How do aquatic plants obtain carbon dioxide?
  • Give two functions of large intestine.
  • Give three effects of deforestation.
  • Give two examples of Micro molecule and macromolecules each
  • Give the detail of functions of oral cavity.
  • Explain with example that distinction between organic and inorganic fertilizers is not always clear cut.
  • Give the classification of fruit fly.
  • Explain what is the saturation of active sites?
  • Explain three main types of organisms in kingdom protista.
  • Explain two factors which can cause transpiration pull.
  • Explain the steps involved in dark reaction.
  • Discuss two phases of interphone during cell cycle.
  • Explain deductions.
  • Explain any four careers in biology.
  • Differentiate theory and law.
  • Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative observations.
  • Differentiate between somatic and germ line cells.
  • Differentiate between primary and secondary walls?
  • Differentiate between Physiology and Morphology.
  • Differentiate Between Plant Mitosis & Animal Mitosis?
  • Differentiate between Inductive reasoning and deductive reasoning.
  • Differentiate between paleaontology and parasitology.
  • Differentiate between endocytosis and exocytosis.
  • Differentiate between bio physics and bio chemistry.
  • Differentiate between diffusion and facilitated diffusion.
  • Differentiate between bicuspid and tricuspid valve.
  • Describe the difference between Hypertonic and Hypotonic solution.
  • Differentiate between apoptosis and necrosis.
  • Describe metaphase-I?
  • Define the term data.
  • Define transmission electron microscope.
  • Define substrate and product.
  • Define pulse.
  • Define reproduction. When does it occur?
  • Define population. Give examples.
  • Define physiology and embryology.
  • Define plasmolysis.
  • Define Photolysis?
  • Define oxidation and reduction.
  • Define Paleontology?
  • Define osmosis and tonicity.
  • Define mitosis.
  • Define nutrition.
  • Define metastasis?
  • Define limiting factor.
  • Define meristematic tissue.
  • Define life. What diversity is press on the earth?
  • Define inhibitors.
  • Define Entomology and pharmacology.
  • Define deductions.
  • Define genetics?
  • Define forestry.
  • Define cytoplasm. Give its chemical composition.
  • Define Cohesion Tension theory.
  • Define crossing Over.
  • Define closed mitosis.
  • Define cell cycle?
  • Define chromosomes.
  • Define cardiovascular disorders
  • Define anabolism.
  • Define biotechnology.
  • Define antigen.
  • Define alcoholic fermentation.
  • Contribution of Jabir Bin Hayan, Abdul Malik Asmai and Bu Ali Sinain biology.
  • A species consists of similar organisms.
  • Defied Prosthetic group
  • Write the function and structures of the wall.

Complete 9th Biology Guess

 

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