Q No. 2: Short Questions. /30
1) Why does ice floats on water?
2) Differentiate between lone pair and bond pair of electrons.
3) Why HCl has dipole-dipole forces of attraction?
4) Why does a covalent bond become polar?
5) What is octet rule?
6) What is Lewis structure of diagram?
7) What is meant by malleable and ductile property of metals?
8) Give some properties of epoxy adhesives?
9) Briefly explain about standard atmospheric pressure?
10) In which unit blood pressure is measured?
11) Define absolute zero?
12) What is meant by mobility of gases?
13) Why the rate of diffusion of gases is rapid than that of liquids?
14) Convert 1.5 atm to Pascal.
15) Which variables are kept constant in Charles’s law?
Previous paper class 9th(Nazra)
Previous paper class 9th(Physics)
Q. No.2: Answer the following questions.
i. Define physics.
ii. Define optics.
iii. What do you know about physical quantities?
iv. Write base units.
v. What are prefixes?
vi. What is least count of Vernier callipers?
vii. Define nuclear physics
viii. What is random motion?
ix. Define displacement.
x. What is uniform speed?
xi. What is heat energy?
xii. What do you know about efficiency of a system?
xiii. What is mass energy equation?
Previous paper class 10th(Urdu)
Previous paper class 10th(Physics)
Q.1. Encircle the correct option.
1) Wave transfer
a) Energy
b) Frequency
c) Wavelength
d) Velocity
2) Which of the following characteristics of a wave is independent of the others?
a) Speed
b) Frequency
c) Amplitude
d) Wavelength
3) Which of the following is method of energy transfer?
a) Conduction
b) Convection
c) Radiation
d) All of these
4) In a vacuum all electromagnetic waves have the same
a) Speed
b) Frequency
c) Amplitude
d) Wavelength
5) Intensity level of rustling of leaves is
a) 40
b) 03
c) 03
d) 03
6) Which is an example of a longitudinal wave?
a) Sound wave
b) Light wave
c) Radio wave
d) Water wave
7) The loudness of a sound is most closely related to
a) Frequency
b) Period
c) Wavelength
d) Amplitude
8) Which form of energy is sound?
a) Electrical
b) Mechanical
Previous paper class 10th(S.St)
Previous paper class 10th(Nazra)
Previous paper class 10th(Computer science)
Give short answer (15*2=30)
1) Define control structure?
2) In how many modes, GW-BASIC can operate?
3) Write the procedure to load the program in GW-BASIC?
4) What are the type declaration characters?
5) Describe rule of naming variable in GW-BASIC.
6) Define Flowchart .
7) Define Algorithms.
8) Define nested loop?
9) Differentiate BASIC command and statements?
10) Who develop the BASIC language?
11) What is Desk checking?
12) What do you mean by problem solving?
13) What is meant by transfer of control?
14) List step that should be followed to solve a problem.
15) How many control structure are available in BASIC?
Previous paper class 10th(Chemistry)
Q NO. 1: Choose the right answer. /13
1) Petroleum is refined by:
a) Simple distillation b) Fractional distillation
b) Destructive distillation d) Dry distillation
2) Main component of natural gas is:
a) Methane b) Ethane c) Propane d) Propene
3) Pitch is black residue of:
a) Coke b) Coal c) Coal tar d) Coal gas
4) Vital Force Theory was given by:
a) Wohler b) J. Berzillius c) Kolbe d) Lowery
5) Structural formula represents:
a) actual no. of atoms b) group of atom
c) sharing of electrons d) arrangement of atoms
6) The elements that exhibits catenation should have:
a) Valency greater than 2 b) Valency 2
c) Valency 1 d) Both a and b
7) Inorganic compounds are mostly:
a) incombustible b) combustible c) soluble in ether d) None
8) Organic compounds are in nature:
a) atomic b) molecular c) fewer d) ionic
9) Wood contain about _% of Carbon:
a) 20% b) 40% c) 60% d) 80%
10) The functional group of Ether is:
a) -O- b) -OH c) -COOR d) -COH
11) Alkyl radicals are derivatives of:
a) Alkenes b) Alkanes c) Alkynes d) Ions
12) Coal gas is the mixture of:
a) Hydrogen b) Methane c) CO d) all of these
13) Lignite is used in:
a) Thermal power stations b) Industry c) Kiln d) Houses
Previous paper class 10th(Maths)
Q#1: Solve the following Questions. 2*6=12
(i) Define Proportion.
(ii) If , find the ratio
(iii) Find if
.
(iv) Define Inverse variation and find the relation A varies directly as the square of r and
, when
(v) Define fourth proportional and find the mean proportional between
(vi) State the Theorem of Componendo.
Q#2: Solve the following Questions. 2*6=12
(i) Prove that if
(ii) Define Joint variation with relation.
(iii) If w varies inversely as the cube of u, and w=5 when u=3. Find w, when u=6.
(iv) If a : b = c : d, then show that
(v) If
, then 5q=__.
(vi) If and when x=2, y=3, then find z.
Q#3: Solve the following Questions. 2*6=12
(i) Define Rational Fraction with example.
(ii) Resolve the fraction
into proper fraction.
(iii) Resolve into partial fraction
(iv) How we can write in partial fraction
(v) Resolve
into partial fraction.
(vi) What are partial fractions? Whether
is an identity.
Previous paper class 10th(Islamiayt)
Previous paper class 10th(English)
3: Translate into Urdu. /6
Each medium has strength the other does not. Each makes use of strong points that the
other lacks. Television news is like a having a fast food meal whereas reading newspaper
is like having a ten course dinner. The ideal seems to be, if one has the time to both read
the news and watch it on television.
News coverage over television is different from reading newspapers. Newspapers were
primarily established to cover the news and later on they added entertainment. On the
other hand television was mainly invented for entertainment and then it became an
effective news medium.
Q#4: write a summary of the poem: /5
The Rain. By W.H. Davies.
Q#5: write an essay on the topic: /9
Previous paper class 1st Year(Chemistry)
Q NO.1: Choose the right answer /22
- The Qualitative analysis is concerned with:
(a) Detection of element (b) Identification of element
(c) Amount of element (d) Both a and b
2) Which kind of filter is useful for solutions that react with paper:
(a) Fluted filter paper (b) Folded filter paper
(c) Gooch crucible (d) Sintered glass crucible
3) The solvent for crystallization should be:
(a) Safe to use (b) Expensive
(c) Easily removable (d) Both a and c
4) Which of the following solid undergo the property of sublimation?
(a) Hydrogen Iodide (b) Naphthalene
(c) Carbonic acid (d) Benzene
5) The value of Rf is always:
(a) Equal to 1 (b) Greater than 1 (c) Less than 1 (d) Zero
6) The ‘unit millibar’ is used by:
(a) Astronauts (b) Geologists
(c) Lab technologists (d) Meteorologists
7) According to Boyle’s Law:
(a) PV=k (b) V=k/P (c) P=k/V (d) All of these
8) Charlie’s Law is only obeyed when temperature is measured in:
(a) Celsius Scale (b) Fahrenheit Scale
(c) Kelvin Scale (d) Both a and c
9) The value of Zero Absolute is given as:
(a) 273 C (b) 0 C (c) -273 C (d) 273 K
10) Density of an Ideal gas is given as:
(a) d =P/RTM (b) d=PM/RT (c) d=RT/P (d) d=PMV/RT
11) Solvent extraction follows the mechanism of:
(a) Adsorption law (b) Distribution law
(c) Law of mass action (d) Conservation law