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Class 9 FBISE Physics - Dynamics - Identify the use of centripetal force in (i) safe driving by banking roads (ii) washing machine dryers (iii) cream separator.

Physics Dynamics

What is the law of conservation of momentum? OR State and explain the law of conservation of momentum?

Class 9 FBISE Physics - Dynamics - What is the law of conservation of momentum? OR State and explain the law of conservation of momentum?

Physics Dynamics

State and prove Newton’s second law of motion.

Class 9 FBISE Physics - Dynamics - State and prove Newton’s second law of motion.

Physics Dynamics

Differentiate between the following: (i) Rest and motion (ii) Circular motion and rotatory motion (iii) Distance and displacement (iv) Speed and velocity (v) Linear and random motion (vi) Scalers and Vectors

Class 9 FBISE Physics - Kinematics - Differentiate between the following: (i) Rest and motion (ii) Circular motion and rotatory motion (iii) Distance and displacement (iv) Speed and velocity (v) Linear and random motion (vi) Scalers and Vectors

Physics Kinematics

State the causes, treatments, and prevention of Myocardial infarction?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the causes, treatments, and prevention of Myocardial infarction?

Biology Transport

State the function of blood vessels?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the function of blood vessels?

Biology Transport

State the function of the Heartbeat and explain the complete cardiac cycle.

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the function of the Heartbeat and explain the complete cardiac cycle.

Biology Transport

State the signs and symptoms, causes, and treatments of leukemia and thalassemia? OR Describe the different types of blood disorders.

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the signs and symptoms, causes, and treatments of leukemia and thalassemia? OR Describe the different types of blood disorders.

Biology Transport

State the function of blood plasma. How the materials present in the water of plasma can be divided into six categories?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the function of blood plasma. How the materials present in the water of plasma can be divided into six categories?

Biology Transport

State the composition of blood.

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Transport - State the composition of blood.

Biology Transport

State how the varying light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, and temperature affect the rate of photosynthesis?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Bioenergetics - State how the varying light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, and temperature affect the rate of photosynthesis?

Biology Bioenergetics

How would you state the events of Telophase?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - How would you state the events of Telophase?

Biology Cell Cycle

How would you state the events of anaphase?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - How would you state the events of anaphase?

Biology Cell Cycle

How would you state the events of metaphase?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - How would you state the events of metaphase?

Biology Cell Cycle

How would you state the events of Prophase?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - How would you state the events of Prophase?

Biology Cell Cycle

How would you state the occurrence of mitosis?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - How would you state the occurrence of mitosis?

Biology Cell Cycle

State the function of somatic cells?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cell Cycle - State the function of somatic cells?

Biology Cell Cycle

State the major categories of Plant tissues?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - State the major categories of Plant tissues?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

Explain what would happen when a plant and an animal cell are placed in a hypertonic solution. OR State water balance problems in animal and plant cells?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - Explain what would happen when a plant and an animal cell are placed in a hypertonic solution. OR State water balance problems in animal and plant cells?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

Why cell membranes are called differentially (or semi-) permeable membranes. State their functions also.

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - Why cell membranes are called differentially (or semi-) permeable membranes. State their functions also.

Biology Cellls and Tissues

How cells of one type may differ from cells of other types in the following respects (a) size and shape (b) surface area to the volume ratio (c) the presence or absence of organelles? OR State the relationship between cell structure and cell function?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - How cells of one type may differ from cells of other types in the following respects (a) size and shape (b) surface area to the volume ratio (c) the presence or absence of organelles? OR State the relationship between cell structure and cell function?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

State the working and function of Vacuoles?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - State the working and function of Vacuoles?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

State the fascinating theory of Symbiosis (living together) which explains the evolution of eukaryotic cells?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - State the fascinating theory of Symbiosis (living together) which explains the evolution of eukaryotic cells?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

Describe the structure and function of the cytoskeleton? OR State different Types of filaments that make up cytoskeleton?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - Describe the structure and function of the cytoskeleton? OR State different Types of filaments that make up cytoskeleton?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

Explain the phenomena involved in the passage of matter across the cell membrane? OR Describe the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane?

Class 9 FBISE Biology - Cells and Tissues - Explain the phenomena involved in the passage of matter across the cell membrane? OR Describe the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane?

Biology Cellls and Tissues

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Physics of Solids - Important Questions

Physics of Solids - MCQs

Physics of Solids - Numerical Problems

Physics of Solids - Exercise

Physics of Solids - Solved Examples

Physics of Solids - Key Points and Formulae

Physics of Solids - Notes

State of Matter III - Solids - Exercise

State of Matter III - Solids - Notes

State of Matter II - Liquids - Exercise

State of Matter II - Liquids - Notes

State of Matter I - Gases - Exercise

State of Matter I - Gases - Notes

Physical States of Matter - Review Questions

Physical States of Matter - Notes

Liquids and Solids - Set 3

Liquids and Solids - Set 2

Liquids and Solids - Set 1

Physics of Solids - Set 6

Physics of Solids - Set 5

Physics of Solids - Set 4

Physics of Solids - Set 3

Physics of Solids - Set 2

Physics of Solids - Set 1

Thermal Properties of Matter - Important Terms

Thermal Properties of Matter - Numerical Problems

Thermal Properties of Matter - Exercise

Thermal Properties of Matter - MCQs

Thermal Properties of Matter - Notes

Properties of Matter - Important Terms

Properties of Matter - Numerical Problems

Properties of Matter - Exercise

Properties of Matter - MCQs

Properties of Matter - Notes

Define matter

Corpuscular nature of matter

Why the coefficient of volume expansion of liquids is greater than solids?

Give coefficient of linear thermal expansion of some common solids.

Derive the relation for linear thermal expansion in solids.

Describe an activity to determine the change of state of ice into water and steam

Define heat capacity. How would you find the heat capacity of a solid

A solid block of wood of density

Does there exist a fourth state of matter

State Archimedes principle.

State Pascal’s law.

State relation for pressure beneath a liquid surface to depth and density

How the kinetic molecular model of matter helps differentiate various states of matter?

Describe the matter briefly?

Explain by drawing energy flow diagrams through a steady-state system

State mass-energy equation $E = mc^{2}$

Define the following (i) Resultant Vector (ii) Torque (iii) Centre of mass (iv) Centre of gravity

State five causes of soil pollution.

Define the following terms: (i) Inertia (ii) Momentum (iii) Force (iv) Force of friction (v) Centripetal force

While inaugurating the State bank what did Quaid-e-Azam Rahmatullah say

Write a note on Accession of States and Tribal Areas to Pakistan

Identify the use of centripetal force in (i) safe driving by banking roads (ii) washing machine dryers (iii) cream separator.

What is the law of conservation of momentum? OR State and explain the law of conservation of momentum?

State and prove Newton’s second law of motion.

Differentiate between the following: (i) Rest and motion (ii) Circular motion and rotatory motion (iii) Distance and displacement (iv) Speed and velocity (v) Linear and random motion (vi) Scalers and Vectors

State the causes, treatments, and prevention of Myocardial infarction?

State the function of blood vessels?

State the function of the Heartbeat and explain the complete cardiac cycle.

State the signs and symptoms, causes, and treatments of leukemia and thalassemia? OR Describe the different types of blood disorders.

State the function of blood plasma. How the materials present in the water of plasma can be divided into six categories?

State the composition of blood.

State how the varying light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, and temperature affect the rate of photosynthesis?

How would you state the events of Telophase?

How would you state the events of anaphase?

How would you state the events of metaphase?

How would you state the events of Prophase?

How would you state the occurrence of mitosis?

State the function of somatic cells?

State the major categories of Plant tissues?

Explain what would happen when a plant and an animal cell are placed in a hypertonic solution. OR State water balance problems in animal and plant cells?

Why cell membranes are called differentially (or semi-) permeable membranes. State their functions also.

How cells of one type may differ from cells of other types in the following respects (a) size and shape (b) surface area to the volume ratio (c) the presence or absence of organelles? OR State the relationship between cell structure and cell function?

State the working and function of Vacuoles?

State the fascinating theory of Symbiosis (living together) which explains the evolution of eukaryotic cells?

Describe the structure and function of the cytoskeleton? OR State different Types of filaments that make up cytoskeleton?