ACCELERATED LEARNING PROGRAMME (ALP) SMART SYLLABUS 2020
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PUNJAB CURRICULUM
Class Subject Page No.
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Urdu 1-2
English 2-3
Mathematics (Science Group) 3-5
Mathematics (Arts Group) 6-7
Islamiyat 7-8
Mutaliya Pakistan 8-9
Physics 9-12
Chemistry 12-14
Biology 14-17
Computer 17-19
General Science 19
10
Urdu 20-21
English 21-22
Mathematics (Science Group) 23-24
Mathematics (Arts Group) 24-25
Islamiyat 26-27
Mutaliya Pakistan 27-28
Physics 28-31
Chemistry 31-33
Biology 33-35
Computer 36-38
General Science 39
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UNIT # 1: THE SAVIOUR OF MANKIND Classwork: Glossary,
Comprehension (B Qs: 1-4), Vocabulary (B & C), Grammar (B & C), Writing
Skills (A) Homework: Comprehension (B Qs: 5-8), Vocabulary (A & D),
Grammar (A & D)
UNIT #
2: PATRIOTISM Classwork: Glossary, Comprehension (A Qs: 1-5), Vocabulary (A
& C), Grammar (A & B), Writing Skills (B) Homework: Vocabulary
(B), Grammar (C), Writing Skills (A)
UNIT #
4: HAZRAT ASMA Classwork:
Glossary, Comprehension (A, B, C), Vocabulary (B),
Grammar (A, B, D & E), Writing Skills (A) Homework:
Comprehension (D), Vocabulary (A), Grammar (C, F
& G)
REVIEW-I is excluded. UNIT # 5: DAFFODILS Classwork: Glossary, Comprehension (A Qs: 1-5), Vocabulary (B & C), Grammar (C, D, E, F & G), Writing Skills (B) Homework: Vocabulary (A), Grammar (A & B)
UNIT # 6: THE QUAID’S VISION AND PAKISTAN Classwork: Glossary,
Comprehension (A Qs:1-5), Vocabulary (A, D & E), Grammar (B, C, D, E &
F), Writing Skills (B)
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Homework: Vocabulary
(B & C), Grammar (A)
UNIT #
7: SULTAN AHMAD MASJID Classwork:
Glossary, Comprehension (A Qs:1-6), Vocabulary (C
& D), Grammar (B, C, D & E) Homework:
Vocabulary (A & B), Grammar (A) (GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION) LETTERS Classwork: To your a mother who is worried about your health, To your sister congratulating her on
her success in the exams, To your father requesting him to send you some extra
funds for the payments of hostel dues, To your friend condoling the death of
his mother Homework: To your friend congratulating her on her birthday,
To your friend requesting him to lend you some books, To your sister thanking
her for a gift STORY
WRITING Classwork: A
Farmer and His Sons, The Kindness of Rasool صلى الله عليه وسلم, Robbers Turn into Good Citizens, The Muslim Brotherhood Homework: A A friend in Need is a Friend Indeed, The Boy who cried “Wolf” DIALOGUE WRITING Between
A Teacher and Student, Between Two students regarding Salaht COMPREHENSION OF A PASSAGE Classwork: (III),
(IV), (V) Homework: (VII), (IX) COMPREHENSION
OF A PASSAGE (EXERCISES) Classwork:
(5), (7), (9) Homework:
(13), (15) ACTIVE
AND PASSIVE VOICE (Pages
168-170) TRANSLATION (TENSES) All Translated Lessons of all tenses relating to
affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences are included. All unsolved
Exercises are excluded. (Pages 69-137)
MATHEMATICS (Science Group) UNIT - 1: MATRICES AND DETERMINANTS Classwork: Exercise:
1.1, Q: 1 (C), Q: 3, Exercise: 1.2, Q: 4 (A), Q: 5 (B), Q: 6 (i), Exercise:
1.3, Q: 1 (A), Q: 2 (B), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (x), Q: 8 (i), Exercise:
1.4, Q: 1 (i,v), Q: 4 (a), Q: 5 (ii), Execise: 1.5, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3
(i), Q :6 (i), Exercise: 1.6, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 4 Homework:
Exercise: 1.1, Q: 1 (G, H), Exercise: 1.2, Q: 1-3,
Q: 4 (D), Q: 5 (C, E), Q: 6 (ii), Exercise: 1.3, Q: 1 (B-F), Q: 2 (C, F), Q: 3
(iv, vi), Q: 4 (vi), Q: 5 (vi-ix), Q: 8 (ii, vi), Exercise: 1.4, Q: 1 (ii-iv),
Q: 4 (d, e), Q: 5 (iv), Q: 6 (ii), Execise: 1.5, Q: 2 (ii-iv), Q: 3 (iii, iv),
Q: 6 (ii), Exercise: 1.6, Q: 1 (i, v), Q:3, Review Exercise: 1, Q: 1, Q: 3, Q:
5, Q: 7 (ii)
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UNIT - 2: REAL AND COMPLEX NUMBERS Classwork: Exercise:
2.1, Q: 1 (i, iii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 (i), Q: 6 (ii), Exercise: 2.3,
Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3 (ii), Exercise: 2.4, Q: 1 (i), Q: 3 (ii), Exercise:
2.5, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (ii), Exercise: 2.6, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (iii), Q:
3 (i), Q: 4 (iii), Q: 6 (ii), Q: 7 (i) Homework:
Exercise: 2.1, Q: 1 (ii, iv-vi), Q: 2 (iv, vi), Q:
3(iii, v), Q: 4(ii, iv), Q: 6 (iii), Exercise: 2.3, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3
(iii), Exercise: 2.4, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 3 (iii), Exercise: 2.5, Q: 1 (iv, vi), Q: 2
(v, vi), Q: 4, Exercise: 2.6, Q: 1 (vi), Q: 2 (iv), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 6 (vi), Q: 7
(ii), Review Exercise: 2, Q: 1, Q: 3 (ii, iv), Q: 4, Q: 5
UNIT -3: LOGARITHMS Classwork: Exercise: 3.1, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (ii), Exercise: 3.2, Q: 2 (iii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 6 (i), Exercise: 3.3, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 (i), Q: 5 (iii), Exercise: 3.4, Q: 1 (i), Q: 4 Homework: Exercise: 3.1, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (iii), Exercise: 3.2, Q: 2 (iv), Q: 6 (iv, v), Exercise: 3.3, Q: 1 (v, vi), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (iv), Exercise: 3.4, Q: 1 (iii, v, viii), Review Exercise: 3, Q: 1, Q: 3 (iii, iv), Q: 5 (ii), Q: 6 (i, iii)
UNIT- 4: ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSIONS AND ALGEBRAIC FORMULAS Classwork: Exercise: 4.1, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3 (iii), Q: 4 (b), Q: 6 (v), Exercise: 4.2, Q: 3, 13, 14 (i), Exercise: 4.3, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (v), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 4 (v), Exercise: 4.4, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (iii), Q: 5 (i), Homework: Exercise: 4.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (i, vi), Q: 6 (i, iii), Exercise: 4.2, Q: 5, 8, 11, 14 (ii), Exercise: 4.3, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3 (i), Q: 4 (i, iv), Exercise: 4.4, Q: 1 (vi, vii), Q: 2 (vii, viii), Q: 5 (ii), Review Exercise: 4, Q: 1, Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5, Q: 6 (iv), Q: 7 (iii), Q: 8 (i)
UNIT -5: FACTORIZATION
Classwork: Exercise:
5.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (ii), Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1 (iii), Q:
2 (i), Q: 3 (v), Q: 4 (iii), Q: 5 (ii), Q: 6 (i), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 1 (iv), Q:
4, Exercise: 5.4, Q: 2 Homework:
Exercise: 5.1, Q: 1 (v, vi), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 4 (iv),
Q: 5 (v, vi), Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (iv), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 4 (v), Q: 5
(iv), Q: 6 (iv), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 1 (i, v), Q: 5, Exercise: 5.4, Q: 8, Review
Exercise: 5, Q: 1, Q: 3 (ii, v, ix)
UNIT- 6: ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION
Classwork:
Exercise: 6.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (v), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5
(iii), Q: 6, Exercise: 6.2, Q: 1, 11, Exercise: 6.3, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (v), Q: 3 (ii)
Homework: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 2 (i, iv), Q: 3 (i), Q: 5 (iv), Q: 8, Exercise: 6.2, Q: 4, Q: 6,
Exercise: 6.3, Q: 1 (i, ii, vi), Q: 2 (i, ii), Q: 4 (i), Review Exercise: 6,
Q:1, Q: 6 (ii), Q: 7
UNIT
-7: LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES Classwork:
Exercise: 7.1, Q: 1 (i, ix), Q: 2 (v), Exercise:
7.2, Q: 2 (iii, viii), Exercise: 7.3, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii) Homework: Exercise:
7.1, Q: 1 (ii, v, vi, x), Q: 2 (i, ii, viii), Exercise: 7.2, Q: 2 (v, vii),
Exercise: 7.3, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (iv), Review Exercise: 7, Q: 1, Q: 3 (i, iii),
Q: 5 (i)
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UNIT-8: LINEAR GRAPH AND THEIR APPLICATION Classwork: Exercise:
8.1, Q: 1, Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3 (i), Q: 4 (b), Q: 5 (ii), Exercise: 8.2, Q: 3 (b),
Q: 4 (iii), Exercise: 8.3, Q: 1 Homework:
Exercise: 8.1, Q: 2 (iii, vii, viii), Q: 3 (v), Q: 4
(c), Q: 5 (v), Exercise: 8.2, Q: 3 (e), Q: 4 (iv), Exercise: 8.3, Q: 4, Review
Exercise: 8, Q: 1, Q: 4 (ii, v)
UNIT-9:
INTRODUCTION TO COORDINATE GEOMETRY DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY Classwork: Exercise:
9.1, Q: 1 (a), Q: 2 (ii), Exercise: 9.2, Q: 1, 10, Exercise: 9.3, Q: 1 (a), Q:
3 Homework: Exercise:
9.1, Q: 1(c, f ), Q: 2 (iii, vi), Exercise: 9.2, Q: 3, 4, 9, Exercise: 9.3, Q:
1 (d, f ), Q: 2, Review Exercise: 9, Q: 1, Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 (i, ii), Q: 5
UNIT-10: CONGRUENT TRIANGLES Classwork: Review
Exercise: 10, Q: (3, 4) Homework:
Review Exercise: 10, Q: (2, 5)
UNIT-11: PARALLELOGRAMS AND TRIANGLES Classwork: Review
Exercise: 11, Q: (3, 4) Homework:
Review Exercise:11, Q: (5, 6)
UNIT-12: LINE BISECTORS AND ANGLE BISECTORS Classwork: Theorem
12.1.1, Theorem 12.1.4, Review Exercise:12, Q: 4 Homework:
Theorem 12.1.1, Theorem 12.1.4, Review Exercise:12,
Q: 5
UNIT-13: SIDES AND ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE Classwork: Review
Exercise:13, Q: (3, 5) Homework:
Review Exercise:13, Q: (2, 4) UNIT-14: RATIO AND PROPORTION Classwork: Review
Exercise:14, Q: (3, 5, 6) Homework:
Review Exercise:14, Q: 2 UNIT-15: PYTHAGORAS’ THEOREM Classwork: Exercise:15,
Q: 1 (i), Q: 3, Q: 6 (ii), Q: 7 Homework:
Exercise:15, Q:1 (iv), Q: 8, Review Exercise: 15, Q:
2 UNIT-16: THEOREM RELATED WITH AREA Classwork: Review
Exercise: 16, Q: 2 (i, ii), Q: 3 Homework:
Review Exercise:16, Q: 2 (iii, iv) UNIT-17: PRACTICAL GEOMETRY-TRIANGLES Classwork: Exercise:
17.1, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (i), Exercise: 17.2, Q: 1 (ii), Q:
2 (iii), Q: 3 (i), Q: 4 (ii), Exercise: 17.3, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 3, Exercise: 17.5,
Q: 1 Homework: Exercise:
17.1, Q: 1 (i, vi, vii), Q: 4 (iii), Q: 5 (ii), Exercise: 17.2, Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4
(iii), Exercise: 17.3, Q: 1 (i), Exercise: 17.5, Q: 4, 6, Review Exercise: 17,
Q: 2, Q: 3
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MATHEMATICS (Arts Group)
UNIT-1: PERCENTAGE, RATIO, AND PROPORTION Classwork: Exercise:
1.1, Q: 1 (iii, xi), Q: 2 (iv, xii), Q: 3 (i), Q: 4 (xii), Exercise: 1.2, Q:1,
9, Exercise: 1.3, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (i, ix), Exercise: 1.4, Q: 1, 9, Exercise:
1.5, Q: 1, 11 Homework: Exercise: 1.1, Q: 1 (v, ix, xii), Q: 2 (vi, ix, xi),
Q: 3 (iii, iv, x, xi), Q: 4 (i, iii, v, xi), Exercise:1.2, Q: 3, 6, 7,
Exercise: 1.3, Q: 1 (iv, vi), Q: 2 (ii, iii, viii), Exercise:1.4, Q: 3, 5, 6,
Exercise: 1.5, Q: 2, 5, 6, 10, Review Exercise: 1, Q: 1, Q: 3, Q: 6 UNIT-2: ZAKAT, USHR AND INHERITANCE Classwork: Exercise:
2.1, Q: 1, 7, 12 Homework:
Exercise: 2.1, Q: 3, 6, 9, 10, Review Exercise: 2,
Q: 1, Q: 3, Q: 5 UNIT-3:
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS Classwork:
Exercise: 3.1, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 5,
Exercise: 3.2, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 6, Exercise: 3.3: Q: 1, 5 Homework: Exercise:
3.1, Q: 1 (i, v), Q: 3 (iv, v), Q: 7, Exercise: 3.2, Q: 2 (iii), Q: 4, 8,
Exercise: 3.3, Q: 3 Review Exercise: 3, Q: 1, Q: 3, Q: 4 UNIT-4: FINANCIAL MATHEMATICS Classwork: Exercise:
4.1, Q: 4, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 1, 10, 14, Exercise: 4.3, Q: 3, Exercise: 4.4, Q:
4, 7, Exercise: 4.5, Q: 5 (ii) Homework:
Exercise: 4.1, Q: 5, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 3, 6 , 12,
Exercise: 4.3, Q: 1, 6, 9, Exercise: 4.4, Q: 3, 8, Exercise: 4.5, Q: 2 (ii),
Review Exercise: 4, Q: 1, Q: 3 UNIT-5:CONSUMER
MATHEMATICS Classwork: Exercise: 5.1, Q: 1, 6, Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1(i), Q: 2
(ii), Q: 3 (ii), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 6 (ii) Homework:
Exercise: 5.1, Q: 2, 8, Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1 (ii,
vi), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (v, vi), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 2,5, Review Exercise: 5, Q: 1,
Q: 3, Q: 4 UNIT-6: EXPONENTS AND LOGARITHMS Classwork: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (iii), Q: 4 (iii, vii, xi), Q: 5 (viii, ix,
xi), Exercise: 6.2, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 3, 15, 18, 27 (iii), Q: 28 (ii), Q: 29 (iii),
Exercise: 6.3, Q: 8, 10, 15, Exercise: 6.4, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3 (ii), Q:
4 (iii), Exercise: 6.5, Q: 2 (ii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (ii), Q: 8 (i),Q: 10 Homework: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 1 (v, vi), Q: 2 (iv), Q: 3 (ii, vii, viii), Q: 4 (i, viii, xii), Q: 5
(ii, iv, xiii), Exercise: 6.2, Q: 1 (v, vi), Q: 6, 9, 13, 17, 21, 24, 26 (i,
vi), Q: 28 (i, v), Q: 29 (i, iv, viii), Exercise: 6.3, Q: 1, 4, 12, 13,
Exercise: 6.4, Q: 1 (ii, vi), Q: 2 (i, v), Q: 4 (ii), Exercise: 6.5, Q: 1 (ii),
Q: 2 (iv, v), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 5 (iv), Q: 8 (v, vi), Review Exercise: 6, Q: 1, Q:
3 (i), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 6 (i, ii) UNIT-7:
ARITHMETIC AND GEOMETRIC SEQUENCES Classwork:
Exercise: 7.1, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3 (v),
Exercise: 7.2, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 5 (vii), Exercise: 7.3. Q: 1 (ii), Q:
5, Exercise: 7.4, Q: 3, 12, Execise: 7.5, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 4 Homework: Exercise:
7.1, Q: 1 (i, viii, ix), Q: 2 (v, vi), Q: 3 (i, ii), Exercise: 7.2, Q: 1 (iii,
v), Q: 2 (i, iv, vi), Q: 5 (ix), Exercise: 7.3, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 3, 7, 8,
Exercise: 7.4,
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Q: 1, 4, 8, 10, Exercise: 7.5, Q: 2 (ii), Q: 12,
Review Exercise: 7, Q:1, Q: 3, Q: 5, Q: 7 UNIT-8:
SETS AND FUNCTIONS Classwork:
Exercise: 8.1, Q: 5, Exercise: 8.2, Q: 4, 5 Homework: Exercise:
8.1, Q: 6, 7, Exercise: 8.2, Q: 2, 7, Review Exercise: 8, Q: 1, Q: 4, Q: 5 UNIT -9: LINEAR GRAPH Classwork:
Exercise: 9.1, Q: 1 (i), Q: 3 (ii), Exercise: 9.2,
Q: 2 ,Q: 11 (i), Exercise: 9.3, Q: 1 (a), Q: 3 (a) Homework: Exercise:
9.1, Q: 1 (iv, vi, viii), Q: 3 (iii), Exercise: 9.2, Q: 1, 5, 9, Q: 12,
Exercise: 9.3, Q: 1 (b), Q: 3 (b), Review Exercise: 9, Q: 1,Q: 3 (i), Q: 4
(iii, iv) UNIT -10: BASIC STATISTICS Classwork: Exercise:
10.1, Q: 1, Exercise: 10.2, Q: 1 (i), Q: 3, Exercise: 10.3, Q: 1 (i), Exercise:
10.4, Q: 1 (i) Homework:
Exercise: 10.1, Q: 3, Exercise: 10.2, Q: 1 (iii),
Exercise: 10.3, Q:1 (iv), Exercise: 10.4, Q: 1 (iv, v), Review Exercise: 10, Q:
1, Q: 3, Q: 5
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PHYSICS
(Note: All questions given in “Mini Exercises and
Quick Quiz” are excluded.)
CHAPTER
1: PHYSICAL QUANTITIES AND MEASUREMENT Physical
Quantities (Pg. 4), Base Quantities (Pg. 5), Derived Quantities (Pg. 5),
International System of Units (Pg. 5), Base Units (Pg. 5, 6), Derived Units
(Pg. 6), Prefixes (Pg. 7, 8), Scientific Notation (Pg. 8), Vernier Callipers
(Pg. 10, 11), Significant Figures (Pg. 20-22), Example: 1.4 (Pg. 22) Exercise: Classwork: Q: 1.1
(iv, v, vii, x) (Pg. 24) (1.4-1.7, 1.13) (Pg. 25), Problems: (1.2, 1.6, 1.8)
(Pg. 25, 26) Homework: Q: 1.1 (i-iii) (Pg. 24) (1.2, 1.3, 1.8, 1.12) (Pg.
24, 25), Problems: (1.4, 1.5, 1.9) (Pg. 25, 26)
CHAPTER
2: KINEMATICS Rest and Motion (Pg. 29), Scalars and
Vectors (Pg. 33, 34), Terms Associated with Motion (Pg. 34-39), Graphical
Analysis of Motion (Pg. 40), Distance-Time Graph (Pg. 40, 41), Speed-Time Graph
(Pg. 42, 43), Equations of Motion (Pg. 44-46), Motion of Freely Falling Bodies
(Pg. 49), Examples: 2.4-2.8, 2.10 (Pg. 39-43, 46, 47)
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Exercise: Classwork:
Q: 2.1 (iv-vi, ix, x, xii) (Pg. 52, 53), (2.6-2.8,
2.13) (Pg. 53, 54), Problems: (2.3-2.5, 2.8) (Pg. 54) Homework: Q: 2.1
(iii, viii, xi) (Pg. 53), (2.4, 2.5, 2.9, 2.10) (Pg. 53), Problems: (2.1, 2.2,
2.6) (Pg. 54) CHAPTER 3: DYNAMICS Force, Inertia and Momentum (Pg. 57, 59), Newton’s
Laws of Motion (Pg. 59, 60, 63, 64), Mass and Weight (Pg. 62, 63), Force and
Momentum (Pg. 67, 68), Law of Conservation of Momentum and its Daily Life
Applications (Pg. 69-71), Friction, Coefficient of Friction (F= μR) (Pg. 72,
73), Rolling Friction (Pg. 74, 75), Centripetal Force (Pg. 77, 78), Examples:
3.1, 3.3, 3.6, 3.8 (Pg. 61, 62, 68, 69, 78, 79) Exercise: Classwork: Q: 3.1
(iii, viii) (Pg. 81,82), (3.3, 3.6, 3.7, 3.9, 3.10, 3.12, 3.13, 3.17) (Pg. 83),
Problems: (3.5, 3.9) (Pg. 83) Homework:
Q: 3.1 (i, ii, v, vii, ix) (Pg. 81, 82), (3.2, 3.4,
3.11, 3.16, 3.17) (Pg. 82), Problems: (3.1, 3.3, 3.8, 3.10) (Pg. 83) CHAPTER 4: TURNING EFFECT OF FORCES Like and Unlike Parallel Forces (Pg. 86), Addition
of Forces (Pg. 86, 87), Head to Tail Rule (Pg. 87), Resolution of Forces (Pg.
88-90), Torque or Moment of a Force (Pg. 90-92), Principle of Moments (Pg. 92),
Centre of Gravity (Pg. 94-96), Equilibrium (Pg. 97), First Condition of
Equilibrium (Pg. 97, 98), Second Condition of Equilibrium only (Pg. 98, 99),
Examples: 4.2-4.5 (Pg. 89, 92, 93, 98) Exercise: Classwork:
Q 4.1: (iv, vi) (Pg. 104), (4.4, 4.5, 4.7-4.9, 4.11)
(Pg. 104, 105), Problems: (4.1, 4.3, 4.7, 4.8) (Pg. 105) Homework: Q 4.1 :
(i-iii) (Pg. 104), (4.6, 4.10) (Pg. 104, 105), Problems: (4.2, 4.4-4.6) (Pg.
105) CHAPTER 5: GRAVITATION The Force of Gravitation (Pg. 107), Law of
Gravitation (Pg. 107, 108), Law of Gravitation and Newton’s Third Law of Motion
(Pg. 108), Mass of Earth (Pg. 110), Artificial Satellites (Pg. 112, 113),
Examples: 5.1, 5.2 (Pg. 108, 109, 111, 112) Exercise: Classwork: Q 5.1:
(ii) (Pg. 114), (5.8-5.10) (Pg. 115) Problems: (5.4, 5.8, 5.9) (Pg. 115, 116) Homework: Q 5.1:
(i, iv) (Pg. 114), (5.2, 5.3, 5.16) (Pg. 115) Problems: (5.1-5.3, 5.7) (Pg.
115, 116) CHAPTER 6: WORK AND ENERGY Energy (Pg. 121), Kinetic Energy (K.E.=1/2 mv ) (Pg.
121, 122), Potential Energy (P.E.=mgh) (Pg. 123, 124), Efficiency (Pg. 136),
Power (Pg. 137), Examples: 6.2, 6.3, 6.5, 6.7 (Pg. 122-124, 136-139)
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Exercise: Classwork:
Q: 6.1 (ii, iii, vii) (Pg. 140, 141), (6.5, 6.6,
6.13, 6.14) (Pg. 141), Problems: (6.4-6.6) (Pg. 142) Homework: Q: 6.1
(v, ix) (Pg. 140, 141), (6.7, 6.15, 6.16) (Pg. 141), Problems: (6.2, 6.3, 6.9)
(Pg. 142) CHAPTER 7: PROPERTIES OF MATTER Density (Pg. 147), Pressure (Pg. 148, 149),
Atmospheric Pressure only (Pg. 149), Pressure in Liquids (Pg. 151, 152),
Pascal's Law (Pg. 152), Application of Pascal’s Law, Hydraulic Press (Pg. 152,
153), Elasticity (Pg. 160, 161), Hooke’s Law (Pg. 161), Young’s Modulus (Pg.
162), Examples: 7.1, 7.2, 7.7 (Pg. 148, 153, 154, 162, 163) Exercise: Classwork: Q7.1:
(i, iii, vii, viii) (Pg. 164), (7.16, 7.22) (Pg. 165), Problems: (7.3, 7.6,
7.12) (Pg. 166) Homework:
Q7.1: (iii) (Pg. 164), (7.6, 7.15, 7.17) (Pg. 165),
Problems: (7.1, 7.5, 7.11) (Pg. 166) CHAPTER
8: THERMAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER Temperature
and Heat (Pg. 169, 170), Specific Heat Capacity (Pg. 174, 175), Importance of
Large Specific Heat Capacity of Water (Pg. 175), Heat Capacity (Pg. 176),
Change of State (Pg. 177), Latent Heat of Fusion (Pg. 178, 179), Latent Heat of
Vaporization (Pg. 180-182), The Evaporation (Pg. 182,183), Thermal Expansion
(Pg. 183, 184), Linear Thermal Expansion in Solids (Pg. 184), Volume Thermal
Expansion (Pg. 185, 186), Examples: 8.5-8.7 (Pg. 175, 176, 184-187) Exercise: Classwork: Q 8.1:
(vi, vii) (Pg. 191), (8.7-8.9) (Pg. 191) Problems: (8.4, 8.9) (Pg. 192) Homework: Q 8.1:
(iv, v, viii) (Pg. 191), (8.3, 8.10) (Pg. 191) Problems: (8.3, 8.7) (Pg. 192) CHAPTER 9: TRANSFER OF HEAT Transfer of Heat (Pg. 195), Conduction (Pg. 195,
196), Thermal Conductivity (Pg. 196, 197), Convection (Pg. 199), Convection
Currents in Air (Pg. 200), Use of Convection Currents (Pg. 200), Land and Sea
Breezes only (Pg. 200, 201), Radiation (Pg. 201, 202), Example: 9.1 (Pg. 198,
199) Exercise: Classwork: Q 9.1: (ii, vi-viii) (Pg. 207), (9.4, 9.6, 9.7) (Pg.
208), Problems: (9.2) (Pg. 208) Homework: Q 9.1: (i, iii, v, ix) (Pg. 207,
208), (9.2, 9.5) (Pg. 208), Problem: (9.1) (Pg. 208) EXPERIMENTS: 1. To
measure the Volume of a Solid Cylinder by measuring Length and
Diameter of a Solid Cylinder with Vernier Callipers.
2. To find the Value of “g” by Free Fall Method. 3. Investigate the
Relationship between Force of Limiting Friction and Normal
Reaction to find the Co-efficient of Sliding
Friction between a Wooden Block and Horizontal Surface. 4. To determine the
Resultant of two forces graphically using a Horizontal
Force Table.
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5. To find the weight of an unknown object by using
Principle of Moments. 6. To study the Effect of the Length of Simple Pendulum
on Time and hence
find “g” by calculation. 7. To study the
Relationship between Load and Extension (Helical Spring) by
drawing a graph. 8. To find the Specific Heat by the
method of the mixture using Polystyrene Cups
(used as a container of negligible Heat Capacity). 9.
To measure the Specific Heat of Fusion of Ice.
CHEMISTRY (Note:
All questions given in “Test Yourself” are excluded.) CHAPTER NO. 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY Basic Definitions (matter, substance, homogeneous
and heterogeneous mixture, physical and chemical properties), Elements,
Compound and Mixture, Difference between a compound and a mixture, Atomic The number and Mass Number, Example 1.1, Relative Atomic Mass and Relative Mass The unit, Empirical formula and Molecular formula, Molecular mass and Formula mass,
Examples 1.2, 1.3 (Pg. 2-14), Types of Molecules, Avogadro’s Number, Mole and
Molar mass, Example 1.4, Chemical Calculations, Mole-Mass Calculations, Example
1.5, Mole-Particle Calculations, Examples: 1.6, 1.7 (Pg. 16-22) Practicals: 1.
Separate the given mixture of iron filings and sand by physical method. Questions:
Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (6-13) (Pg. 24-25) Homework:
Short Answer Questions (4-8, 10-12, 14-17, 19) (Pg.
25-26); Long Answer Questions (1, 2, 4) (Pg. 26); Numericals (1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9)
(Pg. 26) CHAPTER 2: STRUCTURE OF ATOMS Rutherford’s Atomic Model, Defects in Rutherford’s
Model, Bohr’s Atomic Theory, Electronic Configuration, Examples: 2.1, 2.2, 2.3,
Electronic Configuration of First 18 Elements (Pg. 31-37) Practicals: No
Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (3, 4, 7, 8) (Pg. 42) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (3-8, 12, 13); (Pg. 42-43); Long Answer Questions (4-8) (Pg.
43) CHAPTER 3: PERIODIC TABLE AND PERIODICITY OF
PROPERTIES Periodic Law, Modern Periodic Table,
Long Form of Periodic Table, Salient Features of Long Form of Periodic Table,
Periods, Groups, Periodicity of Properties, Atomic Size and Atomic Radius,
Shielding Effect, Ionization Energy, Electron Affinity, Electronegativity (Pg.
46-56)
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Practicals: No Practical Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10) (Pg. 56-57) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (3, 4, 7-9) (Pg. 57); Long Answer Questions (8-10) (Pg. 57) CHAPTER 4: STRUCTURE OF MOLECULES Chemical Bonds, Types of Chemical Bond, Ionic Bond,
Covalent Bond and its types, Dative or Coordinate Covalent Bond, Polar and
Non-Polar Covalent Bond, Metallic Bond, Intermolecular Forces (Dipole-Dipole
Interaction, Hydrogen Bonding) (Page 59-68) Practicals: No Practical Questions:
Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (5-8, 11-13, 17) (Pg. 72-73) Homework:
Short Answer Questions (4, 7, 8, 10-14) (Pg. 73-74);
Long Answer Questions (1, 4-8) (Pg. 74) CHAPTER
5: PHYSICAL STATES OF MATTER Boyle’s
Law, Experimental Verification of Boyle’s Law, Examples 5.1, 5.2, Charles’s
Law, Experimental Verification of Charles’s Law, Absolute Temperature Scale, Examples:
5.3, 5.4 (Pg. 78-83), Evaporation, Vapour Pressure (Pg. 84-88) Practicals: 1.
Determine the melting point of naphthalene. 2. Determine the boiling point of
ethyl alcohol. 3. Separate the given mixture of alcohol and water by
distillation. Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (7, 11) (Pg. 93) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (4, 7) (Pg. 94); Long Answer Questions (1-3) (Pg. 94);
Numericals (2-5, 7-9) (Pg. 94-95) CHAPTER
6: SOLUTIONS Solution, Aqueous Solutions, Saturated The solution, Unsaturated Solution, Supersaturated Solution, Dilution of Solution
(Pg. 97-99), Concentration Units, Percentage (Mass/Mass Percentage, Mass/Volume
Percentage, Volume/Mass Percentage, Volume/Volume Percentage), Example 6.1,
Molarity, Preparation of Molar Solution, Examples: 6.2, 6.3, Dilution of The solution, Solubility Only (Pg. 100-104) Practicals: 1. 2. Prepare Prepare 100cm
100cm 33 of 0.1M 0.1M Sodium Sodium Carbonate Hydroxide (Na
(NaOH) 2 CO 3
solution ) solution.
from the given 1M solution. 3. Demonstrate that
temperature affects solubility.
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Questions: Class
Work: Multiple Choice Questions (4, 11-13) (Pg. 110-111) Home Work: Short
Answer Question (12) (Pg. 111); Long Answer Questions (1-4) (Pg. 112),
Numericals (2, 6) (Pg. 112) CHAPTER
7: ELECTROCHEMISTRY Oxidation
and Reduction Reactions, Oxidation, and Reduction in terms of Loss or Gain of
Electrons, Oxidation State, and Rules for Assigning Oxidation State, Examples:
7.1, 7.2, 7.3, Oxidizing and Reducing Agents, Oxidation-Reduction Reactions,
Electrochemical Cells, Concept of Electrolytes (Weak and Strong Electrolytes),
Non-electrolyte (Pg. 114-121) Corrosion and its Prevention, Rusting of Iron,
Prevention of Corrosion, Prevention of Corrosion by Physical Methods,
Electroplating (Electroplating of Silver and Chromium) (Pg. 128-131) Practicals:
No Practical Questions: Class
Work: Multiple Choice Questions (5, 6, 8-10) (Pg. 135) Home Work: Short
Answer Questions (8-10, 18-22) (Pg. 136); Long Answer Questions (1, 2, 4, 7, 9,
10) (Pg. 137) CHAPTER 8: CHEMICAL REACTIVITY Metals, Electropositive Character, Trends of
Electropositivity, Electropositivity and Ionization Energy (Pg. 138-141), The inertness of Noble Metals (Silver, Gold, and Platinum), Non-Metals, Physical and
Chemical Properties of Non-Metals, Comparison of Reactivity of the Halogens,
Important Reactions of Halogens (Reaction with hydrogen, water, methane and
NaOH) (Pg. 144-148) Practicals: 1. Demonstrate that Some Chemical Processes
Absorb Energy. Questions: Class
Work: Multiple Choice Questions (1-3, 7-11) (Pg.150-151) Home Work: Short
Answer Questions (6-12) (Pg.151); Long Answer Questions (2, 3, 5, 7-9, 11) (Pg.
151)
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGY Introduction to Biology, Divisions, and Branches of
Biology (Pg. 2-3), Quran and Biology (Pg. 6-7), The Levels of Organization (Pg.
7-13) Practicals: 1.
Study of the external morphology of mustard plant and microscopic examination of root,
stem, leaf, flower, fruit, and seeds 2. Identification of major organs and organ
systems in a dissected frog (Dissection by demonstrator/teacher) Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (Pg. 1-10) (Pg. 17)
BIOLOGY
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Homework: Understanding
the Concepts (Qs: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7), Short Question (1) (Pg. 18) CHAPTER 2: SOLVING THE BIOLOGICAL PROBLEM Biological Method, Biological Problem, Hypothesis,
Deductions and Experiments, (Pg. 20-23) Theory, Law and Principle, Data
Organization and Data Analysis (Pg. 26-28) Practicals:
No Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-9) (Pg.
29-30) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Q: 3),
Short Questions (1, 2) (Pg. 30) CHAPTER
3: BIODIVERSITY Biodiversity,
Importance of Biodiversity, Classification, Aims of Classification, Basis of Classification, Taxonomic Hierarchy,
Species-Basic Unit of Classification (Pg. 31-35), Five Kingdom
Classification System, The Five Kingdoms, Binomial Nomenclature (Pg. 37-40) Practicals:
No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-11) (Pg. 48-49) Homework: Understanding
the Concepts (Qs: 1-5), Short Questions (1-3, 5) (Pg. 49) CHAPTER 4: CELL BIOLOGY Cellular Structures and Functions, Cell Wall, Cell
Membrane, Cytoplasm, Cell Organelles, Nucleus, Ribosomes, Mitochondria,
Plastids, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Apparatus, Lysosomes, Centrioles,
Vacuoles, Difference between Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells (Pg. 57-66),
Passage of Molecules Into and Out of Cells, Diffusion, Facilitated Diffusion, Osmosis,
Filtration, Active Transport, Endocytosis, Exocytosis (Pg. 69-74) Practicals:
1. Identify from fresh preparations, the cell membrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm
in an animal cell and the cell wall, cell membrane, sap vacuole, cytoplasm,
nucleus and chloroplasts in a plant cell Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1, 3-15) (Pg. 83-84) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Qs: 1-5,
6, 7), Short Questions (2-3) (Pg. 84) CHAPTER
5: CELL CYCLE Cell
Cycle, Mitosis, Phases of Mitosis, Significance of Mitosis (Pg. 87-93),
Meiosis, Phases of Meiosis, Significance of Meiosis (Pg. 95-100), Comparison
between Mitosis and Meiosis (Pg. 101) Practicals:
1. Observation of various stages of mitosis and meiosis by slides, model
and charts Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-15) (Pg.
104-105) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Qs: 1-8),
Short Questions (1-4) (Pg. 105)
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CHAPTER 6: ENZYMES Enzymes,
Characteristics of Enzymes (Pg. 107-109), Mechanism of Enzyme Action (Pg.
111-112) Practicals: 1. Experiment to show the working of the enzyme in vitro e.g.
Pepsin working on meat in test tube Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1-4) (Pg. 115) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Qs: 1, 2,
7), Short Question (1) (Pg. 116) CHAPTER
7: BIOENERGETICS Oxidation-Reduction
Reactions, ATP - The Cell’s Energy Currency, Photosynthesis, Mechanism of
Photosynthesis, Light Reactions, Dark Reactions (Pg. 118-122), Respiration,
Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration (Excluding the importance of fermentation) (Pg.
130-131), Tables: 7.1, 7.2 (Pg. 135, 136) Practicals: 1. Demonstration of the
process of photosynthesis using an aquatic plant, like Hydrilla 2. Investigation of the release of
carbon dioxide and heat during Aerobic Respiration in germinating seeds Questions:
Classwork: Multiple Choice Questions (3, 4, 9) (Pg. 137) Homework: Understanding
the Concepts (Qs: 4, 5, 7, 8), Short Questions (1-4) (Pg. 137-138) CHAPTER
8: NUTRITION Components
of Human Food, Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, Minerals (Excluding Role of
Calcium and Iron), Table 8.2 (Pg. 143-144), Vitamins (Table 8.3: Functions,
deficiencies and sources of important Vitamins - Table only) (Pg. 146), Effects
of Water and Dietary Fiber, Digestion in Humans, Human Alimentary Canal, Role
of Liver (Pg. 157-164) Practicals:
1. Microscopic examination of a transverse section of the small intestine
to show the villi Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 2, 4, 5,
7, 11, 13, 15) (Pg. 167- 168) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Qs: 3, 4,
6, 10-11), Short Questions (1, 3, 5) (Pg.168- 169) CHAPTER 9: TRANSPORT Transport in Plants, Water and Ion Uptake,
Transpiration, Opening, and Closing of Stomata (Pg. 171-174), Significance
of Transpiration (Pg. 176), Transport of Water, Transport of Food, Transport
in Human, Blood, Blood Plasma, Blood Cells, (Pg. 181-187), Human Heart,
Pulmonary and systemic circulation, Heart Beat, Heart Rate, and Pulse Rate (Pg.
192-196), Blood Vessels (Excluding arteries, veins, and capillaries – keeping
only Table 9.1 of Comparison of arteries, capillaries, and veins) (Pg.
199), Cardiovascular Disorders, Atherosclerosis and Arteriosclerosis,
Myocardial Infarction (Pg. 202-204)
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Practicals: 1. Observation of root hairs on a
growing root of onion, carrot, etc. Identification of red and white blood
cells under the light microscope on prepared slides and in diagrams and
photomicrographs Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-5, 7-10,
12-17, 19) (Pg. 205-206) Homework:
Understanding the Concepts (Qs: 1, 2,
6, 10, 14, 15), Short Questions (1, 2, 4, 6-8) (Pg. 207)
COMPUTER SCIENCE
UNIT 1: PROBLEM-SOLVING Problem Solving Steps (Pg. 2-6), Flowcharts (Pg.
6-8), Examples of Flowcharts (1, 4, 6, 7, 8, 11) (Pg. 8-15), Algorithm (Pg.15),
Definition (Pg. 15-16), Formulation of an Algorithm (Pg. 17), Examples of
Algorithms (1, 2, 5, 7, 9), Efficiency of Algorithms (Pg. 21-23),
Identification of Errors(Pg. 27-29) Classwork:
Q: 1.1 (1-4) (Pg. 30), Q: 1.2 (Pg. 30-31), Q. 1.3
(Pg. 31), Q. 1.4 (1, 3, 5) (Pg. 31) Homework:
Q: 1.1 (5) (Pg. 30), Q. 1.4 (2,4) (Pg. 31) UNIT 2: BINARY SYSTEM Introduction
to Number Systems (Pg. 34), Number System Conversion (Decimal to Binary and
Binary to Decimal, Hexadecimal to Binary and Binary to Hexadecimal) (Pg.
35-39), Memory and Data Storage (39-40), Measurement of Size of Computer
Memory(Pg. 43), Boolean Algebra (Boolean Preposition, Truth Values, Logical
Operators (AND, OR, NOT), Truth Table (Pg. 44-47), Logical Expressions (Pg.
49-50) Classwork: Q: 2.1
(Pg. 51), Q. 2.2 (2, 3, 5) (Pg. 51-52), Q. 2.3, Q. 2.4 (Pg. 52) Homework: Q: 2.2
(4) (Pg. 51), Activity 2.8 (Pg. 52) UNIT 3:
NETWORKS Computer Networks (Pg. 54-56), Basics
of Data Communication (Pg. 60-62), Computer Network Models (Pg. 62-64),
Protocols in TCP/IP Suit (Pg. 64-65), Understanding IP Addressing (Pg. 67-68),
Routing (Pg. 68-69) Classwork:
Q: 3.1 (Pg. 71), Q. 3.2 (Pg. 71-72), Q. 3.3 (1-3)
(Pg. 72), Q. 3.4 (4) (Pg. 72) Homework:
Q: 3.3 (4-7), Q. 3.4 (2) (Pg. 72) UNIT 4: DATA AND PRIVACY Introduction (Pg. 74) Ethical Issues Related to
Security (Pg.74-78), Simple Encryption (Pg. 81-85), Encryption with Keys and
Passwords (Pg. 89-90), Cybercrime (Pg. 90-91) Classwork:
Q: 4.1 (Pg. 96), Q. 4.2, Q. 4.3(1, 5) (Pg. 96) Homework: Q: 4.3
(2,4) (Pg. 97), Activity 4.8 (Pg. 97) UNIT 5:
DESIGNING WEBSITE Introduction
to HTML (Pg. 100-103), Text Formatting (Pg. 103,104), Define a Hyperlink to a
Webpage (Pg. 109,110) Classwork:
Q: 5.1, 5.2 (Pg. 113-114), Q. 5.3 (1,3) (Pg. 115),
Q. 5.4 (Pg. 115)
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Homework: Q: 5.3
(2) (Pg. 115), Q. 5.5 (Pg. 116) Activity 5.7 (Pg. 116) List of Practicals: 1.
Draw a flowchart that calculates the sum and product of two numbers. 2. Draw a
flowchart that calculates the difference and division of two numbers. 3. Draw a
flowchart that calculates the modulus of an integer with respect to
another integer. 4. Draw a flowchart that calculates
the area of a rectangle. 5. Draw a flowchart that calculates the area of a
triangle when three sides is given. 6. Draw a flowchart that calculates the
volume of a cylinder. 7. Draw a flowchart that calculates the temperature from
Centigrade to
Fahrenheit. 8. Write a program to print the distance
covered by a car having an average
speed. 9. Draw a flowchart that takes a number as
input and displays whether it is even
or odd. 10. Draw a flowchart that takes three
integers as input and displays the largest
two. 11. Draw a flowchart that prints the grade of a
student. 12. Draw a flowchart that prints the first 10 integers using a loop. 13.
Draw a flowchart that prints odd numbers from 1 to 10. 14. Draw a flowchart
that takes a number as an input and prints its multiplication
table up to 10. 15. Draw a flowchart that takes two
numbers as input and prints the
multiplication table of the first number up to the
second number. 16. Draw a flowchart that prints integers from 10 to 1 (reverse order
using a loop). 17. Draw a flowchart that takes input “n” from the user and prints
the sum of
first “n” numbers and their average. 18. Draw a
flowchart that takes a few numbers as input from the user and prints
them in reverse order. 19. Draw a flowchart that
takes 10 numbers as input from the user and prints all
the odd ones. 20. Draw a flowchart that takes two
numbers “m” and “n” as input from the user
and calculates “m” to the power on “n” 21. Draw a
flowchart that takes two numbers as input and calculates the GCD of
the numbers using the Euclidean Algorithm. 22. Creating
an HTML page which has the following tags:
- HTML - body 23. Create an HTML page which has
following additional tags:
- title - paragraph - line break
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24. Create an HTM page which has the following
additional functions
heading up to three levels:
-bold, -italic, -underline 25. Create a website with
two webpages linked to each other. The links are in
text. 26. Create an HTML page which has a table and
the border of the table is of a
the specified width and border type. 27. Create a website which has multiple pages and the following components:
HTML, body, title, paragraph, line break, bold,
italic, underline
GENERAL SCIENCE
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND ROLE OF SCIENCE Introduction, Concept of Science in Islam,
Contribution of Muslim and Pakistani Scientists, Branches of Science (from
Physics to Geography) (Pg. 1-8), Role of Science and Technology in our Life
(Pg. 9) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 5, 11, 12 (Pg. 13) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1-4, 6, 10 (Pg. 11, 13) CHAPTER 2: OUR LIFE AND CHEMISTRY The basic building elements for life, Carbon and its
importance, Organic chemistry, Water, Air (Pg. 14-23) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 4-6 (Pg. 28) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1 (i-v, vii), 2 (i-iv), 3 (i)
(Pg. 27, 28) CHAPTER 3: BIOCHEMISTRY AND
BIOTECHNOLOGY Introduction, Metabolism, Enzymes,
Blood and its Functions (Pg. 29-32), Antibiotics and Vaccines (Pg. 35, 36) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 5-8, 11 (Pg. 39) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1, 2, 3 (i,iii, iv, v), 4 (i,
ii, iv) (Pg. 38, 39) CHAPTER
4: HUMAN HEALTH Introduction,
Food and its Major Components, Food and Energy, Balanced Diet (Pg. 40-45),
Exercise and Health, First Aid (Pg. 47-49) Classwork:
Exercise Question No. 5-9 (Pg. 51) Homework: Exercise
Question No. 1 (i-iv), 2 (i-iv), 3 (i-iii), 4 (i-iv) (Pg. 50, 51) CHAPTER 5: DISEASES - CAUSE AND PREVENTION Introduction, Diseases Caused by Germs, Agents Spreading
the Germs, Protection from Germs (Pg. 52-65) Classwork:
Exercise Question No. 4-6 (Pg. 70) Homework: Exercise
Question No. 1 (i-vi), 2 (i-iv), 3 (i-v) (Pg. 69, 70)
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UNIT # 1: HAZRAT MUHAMMAD صلى الله عليه وسلم AN EMBODIMENT OF JUSTICE Classwork: Glossary,
Vocabulary (B, C & D), Reading Comprehension (B & C), Grammar (A, C
& D), Writing Skills (B) Homework:
Vocabulary (A), Reading Comprehension (A), Grammar
(B & E) UNIT # 3: TRY AGAIN (POEM) Classwork: Vocabulary
(B), Reading Comprehension (A Qs: 1-6, B & C), Grammar (B, D & F),
Writing Skills (B, C & D) Homework:
Vocabulary (A), Reading Comprehension (D), Grammar
(A, C & E), Writing Skills (A) UNIT #
4: FIRST AID Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary (A & C), Reading
Comprehension (B), Grammar
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(B, C, D & E), Writing Skills (B) Homework: Vocabulary
(B), Reading Comprehension (A), Grammar (A)
REVIEW-I is excluded. UNIT # 6: TELEVISION VS.
NEWSPAPERS Classwork: Glossary, Vocabulary (B), Reading Comprehension (C),
Grammar (B & C), Writing Skills (B) Homework:
Vocabulary (A), Reading Comprehension (A), Grammar
(A & D) UNIT # 8: PEACE (POEM) Classwork: Vocabulary
(C, D & E), Reading Comprehension (A & B), Grammar (B & C), Writing
Skills (C & D) Homework:
Vocabulary (A & B), Grammar (A), Writing Skills
(A)
REVIEW-II is excluded. UNIT # 10: A WORLD WITHOUT
BOOKS Classwork: Glossary,
Vocabulary (A), Reading Comprehension (A & B), Grammar (A, C & D), Homework: Vocabulary
(B), Grammar (B & E) UNIT #
13: FAITHFULNESS Classwork:
Glossary, Vocabulary (A, B & C), Reading
Comprehension (Qs: 1-6), Grammar (A, C, D & E) Homework: Vocabulary
(D), Grammar (B & F)
REVIEW-III is excluded. (Grammar & Composition)
WRITING AN ESSAY Classwork:
Sports and Games, Libraries, Health, The Moon Soon /
A Rainy Day Homework: A Hockey Match, A True Muslim, Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad
Ali Jinnah TRANSLATION OF (URDU) PARAGRAPHS INTO
ENGLISH Classwork: (2),
(6), (7), (8), (9), (10), (13), (16), (19), (23) Homework:
(24), (25), (28), (29), (31), (32), (33), (34), (37)
(38) DIRECT AND INDIRECT SPEECH Classwork: (Pages
172-177) Homework: Practice will be given. PAIR OF WORDS Classwork:
1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 22,
24, 27, 28, 30, 32 & 34 Homework:
36, 38, 39, 43, 45, 49, 51, 52, 54, 56, 58, 62, 63,
65, 66, 71, 72, 75 & 78
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MATHEMATICS (Science Group)
UNIT - 1: QUADRATIC EQUATIONS Classwork: Exercise:
1.1, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3 (v, ix), Exercise: 1.2, Q: 1 (iii), Exercise:
1.3, Q: 10, 12, Exercise: 1.4, Q: 1, 9 Homework:
Exercise: 1.1, Q: 1 (i, iv), Q: 2 (iv, v), Q: 3 (i,
v), Exercise:1.2, Q: 1 (i, vii, viii), Exercise: 1.3, Q: 2, 7, 9, 10, 14,
Exercise: 1.4, Q: 3, 8, Miscellaneous Exercise: 1, Q: 1, Q: 2 UNIT - 2: THEORY OF QUADRATIC EQUATIONS Classwork: Exercise:
2.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3, Exercise: 2.2, Q: 2 (vi), Q: 4, Exercise: 2.3,
Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 5 (ii), Exercise: 2.5, Q: 1 (f ), Q: 2 (b), Q: 3 (b),
Exercise: 2.6, Q: 1, 2, 5, Exercise: 2.8, Q: 4, 10 Homework: Exercise:
2.1, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 2 (iv), Q: 4 (iii), Q:10, Exercise: 2.2, Q: 2 (ii, viii),
Exercise: 2.3, Q: 1 (v, vi), Q: 6 (i), Exercise: 2.5, Q: 1 (g, h), Q: 2 (d, e),
Exercise: 2.7, Q: 2, 5, 10, 13, Exercise: 2.8, Q: 1, 5, 9, Miscellaneous
Exercise: 2, Q: 1, Q: 2 (i-vii) UNIT -
3: VARIATIONS Classwork: Exercise: 3.1, Q: 4, 9, Q: 11 (iv), Exercise: 3.2,
Q: 1 (iii), Q: 8, 11, Exercise: 3.3, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (iv, vi), Q: 3 (i), Q: 4
(iii): Exercise: 3.4, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (iv, vii), Exercise: 3.5, Q: 1, Exercise:
3.6, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 2 (ii), Exercise: 3.7, Q: 2 Homework:
Exercise: 3.1, Q: 1 (iv, v), Q: 5, 7, Q: 11 (v),
Exercise: 3.2, Q: 2 (ii), Q: 5, 10,13, Exercise: 3.3, Q: 1 (iv, vi), Q: 2 (ii,
v), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 4(ii), Exercise: 3.4, Q: 1 (v,viii), Q: 2 (ii, v), Exercise:
3.5, Q: 3, 5, Exercise: 3.6, Q: 1 (ii, vi), Exercise: 3.7, Q: 3, 9,
Miscellaneous Exercise: 3, Q:1, Q:2 UNIT -
4: PARTIAL FRACTIONS Classwork:
Exercise: 4.1, Q: 8, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 2, Exercise:
4.3, Q: 8, Exercise: 4.4, Q:2 Homework:
Exercise: 4.1, Q: 2, 4, 7, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 1, 6,
8, Exercise: 4.3, Q: 1, 6, Exercise: 4.4, Q: 3, 6, Miscellaneous Exercise: 4,
Q: 1, Q: 2 (i-v) UNIT -
5: SETS AND FUNCTIONS Classwork:
Exercise: 5.1, Q: 1 (i), Q: 3 (i, vi), Q: 4 (i), Q:
6 (i), Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (iv), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 1 (i), Q: 2 (iii),
Q: 4 (iii), Exercise: 5.4, Q: 3 (iii), Exercise: 5.5, Q: 3 (i), Q: 5 (ii) Homework: Exercise:
5.1, Q: 1 (ii, iii, iv), Q: 3 (ii, iii, iv, v), Q: 4 (iii), Q: 6 (ii),
Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1 (vi-viii), Q: 3, Q: 4 (ii), Exercise: 5.3, Q: 1 (iii, v),
Q: 2 (ii), Q: 4 (v), Exercise: 5.4, Q: 5 (ii), Exercise: 5.5, Q: 3 (ii, iii),
Q: 5 (iii), Miscellaneous Exercise: 5, Q: 1, Q: 2 UNIT - 6: BASIC STATISTICS Classwork: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 1, Exercise: 6.2, Q: 3, 7, Exercise: 6.3, Q: 5 (ii) Homework: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 3, Exercise: 6.2, Q: 11, 12, Exercise: 6.3, Q: 4, Q: 7, Miscellaneous
Exercise: 6, Q: 1, Q: 2 UNIT -
7: INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY Classwork:
Exercise: 7.1, Q: 1 (vii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3 (v), Q: 4
(viii), Q: 5 (iii), Exercise: 7.2,
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Q: 1 (ii), Exercise: 7.3, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (i), Q: 3
(iv), Q: 4 (vi), Q: 9, Q: 12 (viii) Exercise: 7.4, Q: 7, 20, Exercise: 7.5, Q:
1, 9 Homework: Exercise:
7.1, Q: 1 (ii, iii), Q: 3 (ii ,vi), Q: 4 (ii, iii, v), Q: 5 (vii, viii),
Exercise: 7.2, Q: 3 (i), Q: 5, 6, Exercise: 7.3, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 3
(iii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 8, Q: 12 (i, v, xi) Exercise: 7.4, Q: 10, 11, 16, 24,
Exercise: 7.5, Q:3, 4, 8, Miscellaneous Exercise: 7, Q:1, Q:2 UNIT - 8: PROJECTION OF A SIDE OF A TRIANGLE Classwork: Theorem:
2, Miscellaneous Exercise: 8, Q: 3, 5, 8 (Exercises are excluded) Homework: Theorem:
2, Miscellaneous Exercise: 8, Q: 3, 5, 8 (Exercises are excluded) UNIT - 9: CHORDS OF A CIRCLE Classwork: Theorem:
2, 4 (Exercises are excluded) Homework:
Theorem: 2, 4, Miscellaneous Exercise: 9, Q: 1
(v-xiv) (Exercises are excluded) UNIT -
10: TANGENT TO A CIRCLE Classwork:
Theorem: 1, 3 (Exercises are excluded) Homework: Theorem:
1, 3 Miscellaneous Exercise: 10, Q:1(v-xi), (Exercises are excluded) UNIT - 11: CHORDS AND ARCS Classwork: Theorem:
1, 4 (Exercise is excluded) Homework:
Theorem: 1, 4, Miscellaneous Exercise: 11, Q: 1,
(Exercise is excluded) UNIT -
12: ANGLE IN A SEGMENT OF A CIRCLE Classwork:
Theorem: 1, 2 (Exercise is excluded) Homework: Theorem:
1, 2 (Exercise is excluded) UNIT -
13: PRACTICAL GEOMETRY-CIRCLES Classwork:
Exercise: 13.1, Q: 1, Q: 4, Exercise 13.2, Q: 4, Q:
5, Exercise: 13.3, Q: 6, 9, 11 Homework:
Exercise: 13.1, Q: 1, Q: 4, Exercise 13.2, Q: 4, Q:
5, Exercise: 13.3, Q: 6, 9, 11, Miscellaneous Exercise: 13, Q: 1
MATHEMATICS (Arts Group)
UNIT - 1: ALGEBRAIC FORMULAS AND APPLICATIONS Classwork: Exercise:
1.1, Q: 1, 8 ,11, 14, 15, 27, 32, Exercise: 1.2, Q: 1, 8, 14, 21, Exercise:
1.3, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3 (iv), Q: 5 Homework:
Exercise: 1.1, Q: 3, 5, 9, 16, 19, 20, 28, 31,
Exercise: 1.2, Q: 3, 5, 9, 11, 16, 18, Exercise: 1.3, Q: 2 (vi), Q: 3 (ii ,vi,
viii), Q: 8, 9, Review Exercise: 1, Q: I UNIT -
2: FACTORIZATION Classwork:
Exercise: 2.1, Q: 1, 11, 16, Exercise: 2.2, Q: 2,
12, Exercise: 2.3, Q: 7, 9, 20, Exercise: 2.4, Q: 1, 15, 22, Exercise: 2.5, Q:
3, 6, 19 Homework: Exercise: 2.1, Q: 3, 6, 8, 13, Exercise: 2.2, Q: 4,
8, 11, Exercise: 2.3, Q:1, 11, 16,18, Exercise: 2.4, Q: 3, 8, 10, 13, 17, 21,
Exercise: 2.5, Q: 1, 10, 12, 16, 18,
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Review Exercise: 2, Q: I UNIT - 3: ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION Classwork: Exercise:
3.1, Q: 1, 11, 15, Exercise: 3.2, Q: 1, 10, Exercise: 3.3, Q: 1, 9, 15, Exercise: 3.4, Q: 1, 8, 17, Exercise: 3.5, Q: 2, 12,
Exercise: 3.6, Q: 4, 5, 9 Homework:
Exercise: 3.1, Q: 2, 5, 7, 12, Exercise: 3.2, Q: 3,
6, 9, Exercise: 3.3, Q: 3, 7, 12, 14, Exercise: 3.4, Q: 3, 7, 9, 12, 15,
Exercise: 3.5, Q: 1, 6,7, 11, Exercise: 3.6, Q: 1, 8, 12, Review Exercise: 3,
Q: I UNIT - 4: LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES Classwork: Exercise:
4.1, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 3, 10, 18, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 3, 12,16 Homework: Exercise:
4.1, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 5, 8 ,16 ,20, Exercise: 4.2, Q: 6, 9, 15, Review Exercise:
4, Q: I UNIT - 5: QUADRATIC EQUATIONS Classwork: Exercise:
5.1, Q: 1, 8, 15, 19, 25, Exercise: 5.2, Q: 3, 12, Exercise: 5.3, Q: 2 Homework: Exercise:
5.1, Q: 2, 9, 12, 13, 14, 18, 24, Exercise: 5.2, Q: 1, 4 ,8, 9, Exercise: 5.3,
Q: 8, Review Exercise: 5, Q: I UNIT -
6: MATRICES AND DETERMINANTS Classwork:
Exercise: 6.1,Q: 4 (A, J), Exercise: 6.2, Q: 3 (C),
Q: 7 (A), Exercise: 6.3, Q: 1 (v), Q: 2 (C), Q: 3 (ii), Q: 8,10, Exercise: 6.4,
Q: 2, 7, 14, 16, Exercise: 6.5, Q: 1 (ii), Q: 2 (iii), Q: 3(ii), Q: 4 (b),
Exercise: 6.6, Q: 1, Q: 2 (ii), Q: 4 (ii), Q: 5 (ii) Homework: Exercise:
6.1, Q: 4 (B-I, K, L), Exercise: 6.2, Q: 3 (D), Q:7 (B, C), Exercise: 6.3, Q: 1
(ii, vi), Q: 2 (B, E), Q: 5 (ii), Q: 6, 11, Exercise: 6.4, Q: 5, 6, 12,
Exercise: 6.5, Q: 1 (iv), Q: 3 (vi, vii), Exercise: 6.6, Q: 2 (v, vi), Q: 4 (v,
vi), Q: 5 (iv), Review Exercise: 6, Q: I UNIT -
7: FUNDAMENTALS OF GEOMETRY Classwork:
Exercise: 7.1, Q: 2, Q: 7 (iii, vii), Exercise: 7.2,
Q:2, Exercise: 7.3, Q: 2, 5, Exercise: 7.4, Q: 1 [a (i, iii), d], Q: 5 Homework: Exercise:
7.1, Q: 4, 5, Q: 7 (iv, ix), Exercise: 7.3, Q: 3 Review Exercise: 7, Q: I UNIT - 8: PRACTICAL GEOMETRY Classwork: Exercise:
8.1, Q: 1, 9, 13, 25, 28 Homework:
Exercise: 8.1, Q: 3, 4, 11, 15, 17, 20, 24, 27,
Review Exercise: 8, Q: I UNIT -
9: AREA AND VOLUMES Classwork:
Exercise: 9.1, Q: 1 (i), Q: 3, 10, Exercise: 9.2, Q:
2, 14, 19, Exercise: 9.3, Q: 1, 3, 8 Homework:
Exercise: 9.1, Q: 1 (iii), Q: 6, 7, Exercise: 9.2,
Q: 1, 6, 12, 17, Exercise: 9.3, Q: 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, Review Exercise: 9, Q: I UNIT - 10: INTRODUCTION TO COORDINATE GEOMETRY Classwork: Exercise:
10.1, Q: 1 (ii, vii), Q: 2 (ii), Q: 4, 9, 11 Homework:
Exercise: 10.1, Q: 1 (i, vi, x), Q: 2 (iv), Q: 6,
10, Review Exercise: 10, Q: I
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PHYSICS (Note:
All Conceptual questions are excluded.) CHAPTER
10: SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION AND WAVES Simple
Harmonic Motion (Pg. 2), Motion of Mass Attached to a Spring (Pg. 2, 3), Motion
of a Simple Pendulum (Pg. 4-6), Wave Motion (Pg. 7, 8), Activity: 10.2 (Pg. 7),
Types of Mechanical Waves (Pg. 8-11), Relation between Velocity, Frequency and
Wavelength (v=f λ) (Pg. 11-12), Examples: 10.1, 10.2 (Pg. 6, 12) Exercise: Classwork: MCQs:
(i-vi, viii, ix) (Pg. 16), Review Questions: (10.1, 10.4, 10.5) (Pg. 17),
Numerical Problems: (10.1-10.3) (Pg. 17, 18) Homework:
Review Questions: (10.2, 10.7) (Pg. 17), Numerical
Problem: (10.4) (Pg. 18) CHAPTER
11: SOUND WAVES Sound
Waves (Pg. 20), Sound Requires Material Medium for its Propagation (Pg. 21),
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Longitudinal Nature of Sound Waves (Pg. 21, 22),
Characteristics of Sound (Loudness, Pitch, Quality, Intensity) (Pg. 22-24),
Sound Intensity Level (Pg. 24, 25), Speed of Sound (Pg. 27), Audible Frequency
Range (Pg. 30,31), Examples: 11.1, 11.2 (Pg. 25-28) Exercise: Classwork: Review
Questions: (11.4, 11.5, 11.7-11.11) (Pg. 34), Numerical Problems: (11.1-11.4,
11.6) (Pg. 35) Homework:
MCQs: (i-vii) (Pg. 33), Review Questions: (11.1,
11.2) (Pg. 33, 34), Numerical Problem: (11.9) (Pg. 35) CHAPTER 12: GEOMETRICAL OPTICS Spherical Mirrors (Pg. 38-40), Image Location by
Spherical Mirror Formula (Pg. 40, 41), Sign Conventions (Pg. 41), Refraction of
Light (Pg. 42, 43), Laws of Refraction (Pg. 43), Refractive Index (Pg. 43),
Total Internal Reflection (Pg. 44), Refraction through Prism (Pg. 46, 47),
Lenses (Pg. 47, 48), Image Location by Lens Equation (Pg. 51, 52), Sign
Conventions for Lenses (Pg. 52), Examples: 12.1-12.6 (Pg. 41, 42, 44, 52, 53) Exercise:
Classwork: MCQs:
(ix, x) (Pg. 64, 65), Review Questions: (12.6, 12.8-12.10) (Pg. 65), Numerical
Problems: (12.2-12.5, 12.8-12.10) (Pg. 67) Homework:
MCQs: (i-vii) (Pg. 64), Review Questions: (12.4,
12.7, 12.12) (Pg. 65), Numerical Problem: (12.1) (Pg. 66) CHAPTER 13: ELECTROSTATICS Electrostatic Induction (Pg. 70, 71), Coulomb’s Law
(Pg. 73, 74), Electric Field and Electric Field Intensity (Pg. 74-76),
Electrostatic Potential (Pg. 76, 77), Capacitors and Capacitance (Pg. 77, 78),
Combination of Capacitors (Pg. 79), Capacitors in Parallel (Pg. 79, 80),
Capacitors in Series (Pg. 80, 81), Uses of Capacitors (Pg. 83), Examples:
13.1-13.4 (Pg. 74, 78-82) Exercise: Classwork:
MCQs: (i, vi-xi) (Pg. 86-88), Review Questions:
(13.2, 13.8-13.11, 13.13) (Pg. 88), Numerical Problems: (13.1-13.8) (Pg. 89) Homework: Review
Questions: (13.14, 13.17) (Pg. 88), Numerical Problems: (13.9, 13.10) (Pg. 89) CHAPTER 14: CURRENT ELECTRICITY Electric Current (Pg. 91, 92), The Measurement of
Current (Pg. 93, 94), Potential Difference (Pg. 94, 95), Electromotive Force
(e.m.f) (Pg. 95, 96), The Measurements of Potential Difference and
Electromotive Force (Pg. 96, 97), Ohm’s Law (Pg. 97, 98), V-I Characteristics of Ohmic and Non-Ohmic Conductors (Pg. 98, 99),
Combination of Resistors (Pg. 101), Series Combination (Pg. 101, 102), Parallel
Combination (Pg. 102, 103), Electrical Energy and Joule’s Law (Pg. 104, 105),
Electric Power (Pg. 106), Kilowatt-Hour (Pg. 106, 107), Examples: 14.1, 14.2,
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14.4, 14.5, 14.8 (Pg. 92, 98, 102-104, 107) Exercise:
Classwork: Review
Questions: (14.1, 14.6, 14.8) (Pg. 115), Numerical Problems: (14.3, 14.6) (Pg.
116) Homework: MCQs:
(i-ix) (Pg. 114, 115), Review Questions: (14.3-14.5, 14.10, 14.11) (Pg. 115),
Numerical Problems (14.1, 14.2, 14.4, 14.5, 14.7) (Pg. 116) CHAPTER 15: ELECTROMAGNETISM Magnetic Effects of a Steady Current (Pg. 119, 120), The direction of Magnetic Field (Pg. 120), Magnetic Field of a Solenoid (Pg. 120,
121), Electromagnetic Induction (Pg. 125, 126), Direction of Induced e.m.f –
Lenz’s Law (Pg. 128), Mutual Induction (Pg. 130, 131), Transformer (Pg. 131,
132), Working of a Transformer (Pg. 132), Example: 15.1 (Pg. 132, 133) Exercise:
Classwork: MCQs:
(iii, vii) (Pg. 136), Review Questions: (15.3, 15.7, 15.9), (Pg. 136, 137)
Numerical Problems: (15.3, 15.4) (Pg. 138) Homework:
MCQs: (i, ii, viii, ix) (Pg. 135, 136), Review
Questions: (15.11, 15.12) (Pg. 137), Numerical Problems: (15.1, 15.2) (Pg. 138)
CHAPTER 16: BASIC ELECTRONICS Analogue and Digital Electronics (Pg. 143-145),
Basic Operations of Digital Electronics – Logic Gates (Pg. 144, 145), AND
Operation (Pg. 146,147), OR Operation (Pg. 147, 148), NOT Operation (Pg. 148,
149), NAND Gate (Pg. 149, 150), NOR Gate (Pg. 150), Uses of Logic Gates (Pg.
150), House Safety Alarm (Pg. 150, 151) Exercise: Classwork: Review
Questions: (16.8, 16.9) (Pg. 154) Homework:
MCQs: (iii-vii) (Pg. 153), Review Questions: (16.7,
16.10) (Pg. 153, 154) CHAPTER
17: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Information
and Communication Technology (Pg. 156), Components of Computer-Based
Information System (CBIS) (Pg. 156-158), Transmission of Light Signals through
Optical Fibres only (Pg. 161, 162), Internet (Pg. 168, 169), Internet Services
(Pg. 169), Browsers (Pg. 169), Electronic Mail (Pg. 169, 170) Exercise: Classwork: Review
Questions: (17.2, 17.11) (Pg. 173) Homework:
MCQs: (i, iii, vi, vii) (Pg. 172, 173), Review
Questions: (17.1, 17.3, 17.7) (Pg. 173) CHAPTER
18: ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS Atom
and Atomic Nucleus (Pg. 175), Isotopes (Pg. 176), Natural Radioactivity (Pg.
176, 177), Background Radiations (Pg. 177), Nuclear Transmutations (Pg.
177-179), Half-Life and its Measurement (Pg. 180, 181), Radioisotopes and their
Uses (Pg. 182-184), Fission Reaction (Pg. 185, 186), Nuclear Fusion (Pg. 187),
Examples: 18.1, 18.2, 18.4 (Pg. 175, 176, 181, 184)
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Exercise: Classwork:
MCQs: (i-ix) (Pg. 189, 190), Review Questions:
(18.1, 18.3, 18.5-18.9, 18.11-18.13) (Pg. 190), Numerical Problems: (18.1-18.3,
18.5, 18.7, 18.9) (Pg. 191, 192) Homework:
Review Questions: (18.2, 18.4, 18.10) (Pg. 190) EXPERIMENTS: 1. To
verify the Laws of Refraction by using a Glass Slab. 2. To determine the
Critical Angle of Glass using a Semi-Circular Slab and a
Light Ray Box or by Prism. 3. To trace the path of a
ray of light through Glass Prism and measure the Angle
of Deviation. 4. To find the Focal Length of a
Convex Lens by Parallax Method. 5. Verify Ohm’s Law (using Wire as Conductor).
6. To study Resistors in Series Circuit. 7. To study Resistors in Parallel
Circuit. 8. To find the Resistance of Galvanometer by Half Deflection Method.
9. To verify the Truth Tables of OR, AND, NOT, NOR, and NAND Gates.
CHEMISTRY
CHAPTER 9: CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM Reversible Reaction and Dynamic Equilibrium, Law of
Mass Action, Derivation of the Expression for Equilibrium Constant for General
Reactions, Equilibrium Constant and its Units, Problems: 9.1, 9.2, 9.3 (Pg.
2-12) Practicals: No Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 3, 4, 5, 9, 12, 13)
(Pg. 16-17) Homework: Short Answer Questions (2, 3, 5-9,11) (Pg. 18);
Extensive Questions (3, 4) (Pg. 18); Numericals (1, 4) (Pg. 18-19) CHAPTER 10: ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS Concepts of Acids and Bases, General Properties and
uses of Acids, General Properties and uses of Bases (Pg. 21-23, 25-30), pH
Scale, Indicators, Problems: 10.2, 10.3, Salts, and its Preparation only (Pg.
32-40) Practicals: 1. Standardize the Given NaOH Solution Volumetrically. 2.
Determine the Exact Molarity of a Solution of Oxalic Acid Volumetrically. 3.
Demonstrate that Some Natural Substances are Weak Acids. 4. Classify Substances
as Acidic, Basic or Neutral. Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-3, 5, 7, 9, 10-13,
17-19) (Pg.46-47)
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Homework: Short
Answer Questions (1-9) (Pg. 48); Extensive Questions (1-5) (Pg. 49); Numericals
(1, 4); (Pg. 50) CHAPTER
11: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Organic
Compounds, Classification of Organic Compounds (Pg. 52-57), Alkanes and Alkyl
Radicals, Functional Groups (Pg. 66-71) Practicals: 1. Identify Carboxylic
Acids using Sodium Carbonate Test. 2. Identify Phenol using Ferric Chloride
Test. Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (10-12, 15, 22, 23) (Pg.
77-78) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (5-11) (Pg. 78); Extensive Questions (3, 5, 7-10, 12) (Pg. 79)
CHAPTER 12: HYDROCARBONS Hydrocarbons and its types, Alkanes, Alkenes and
Alkynes (Pg. 81-93) Practicals: 1. Identify Saturated and Unsaturated Organic
Compounds by KMnO Test. Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 3, 4, 6-8, 12-16) (Pg.
97-98) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (2, 4, 5, 7, 9-13, 15, 18) (Pg. 99) Extensive Questions (1, 3,
4, 6) (Pg. 100) CHAPTER
13: BIOCHEMISTRY Carbohydrates
and its three types, Proteins and its Building Blocks only (Amino Acids),
Lipids, Fatty Acids (Excluding their Sources and Uses) (Pg. 102-106) Practicals:
1. Demonstrate that Sugar Decomposes into Elements and other Compounds. Questions:
Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1-8, 12-15) (Pg.114-115) Homework:
Short Answer Questions (1-6, 8-10, 13) (Pg.116);
Long Answer Questions (1-3, 5) (Pg. 116) CHAPTER
14: ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY-I (THE ATMOSPHERE) Layers of Atmosphere, Pollutants its sources and
types, Oxides of Carbon (CO and CO), Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming (Pg.
118-123), Acid Rain and its Effects, Ozone Depletion, and its Effects (Pg.
128-130) Practicals: No Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 3-8, 10, 13-16, 18)
(Pg.134-135) Homework: Short Answer Questions (3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12) (Pg.
136); Long Answer Questions (2, 3, 5, 8) (Pg. 136)
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CHAPTER 15: ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY-II (WATER) Water as Solvent, Soft and Hard Water, Disadvantages
of Hard Water, Water Pollution, Waterborne Infectious Diseases (Pg. 139-147) Practicals:
No Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (3, 8-12, 14-16) (Pg.
151-152) Homework: Short Answer Questions (2-4, 11-14) (Pg. 152-153);
Extensive Questions (1, 3, 5, 7-9) (Pg. 153) CHAPTER
16: CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES Basic
Metallurgical Operations, Manufacture of Sodium Carbonate by Solvay’s Process
(Pg. 155-162), Manufacture of Urea, Importance, and Status of Urea (Pg. 164,
165) Practicals: No Practical Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-9) (Pg. 174-175) Homework: Short
Answer Questions (1-9) (Pg. 175-176); Extensive Questions (1-3, 5) (Pg. 176)
BIOLOGY
CHAPTER 10: GASEOUS EXCHANGE Gaseous Exchange in Plants (Pg. 2, 3), Gaseous
Exchange in Humans, The Air Passageway, The Mechanism of Breathing (Pg. 4-8),
Respiratory Disorders (Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Asthma Only), Bad Effects of
Smoking (Pg. 11-15) Practicals: No Practicals Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1-6, 9, 10) (Pg. 16) Homework:
Short Questions (1-3) Understanding the Concept (Qs:
1, 2, 4) (Pg. 17) CHAPTER
11: HOMEOSTASIS Homeostasis
in Plants, Removal of Extra Carbon dioxide and Oxygen, Removal of Extra Water,
Removal of Other Metabolic Wastes (Pg. 18-20), The Urinary System of Humans,
Structure of Kidney, Functioning of Kidney, Osmoregulatory Function of Kidney
(Pg. 22-26) Practicals: No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-9) (Pg. 29-30) Homework: Short
Question (2), Understanding the Concept (Qs: 1-5) (Pg. 30) CHAPTER 12: COORDINATION AND CONTROL Types of Coordination, Coordinated Action, Human Nervous The system, Nerve Cell or
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Neuron, Divisions of the Nervous System, Brain,
Spinal Cord, Peripheral Nervous System, Reflex Action (Pg. 32-41), Endocrine The system, Important Endocrine Glands, Feedback Mechanisms (Pg. 47-51) Practicals:
No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 4, 6-10) (Pg. 53) Homework: Short
Questions (1-5, 8), Understanding the Concept (Qs: 1-3, 9-11) (Pg. 54) CHAPTER 13: SUPPORT AND MOVEMENT Human Skeleton, Role of Skeletal System, Bone and
Cartilage, Components of Human Skeleton, Types of Joints, Roles of Tendons and
Ligaments, Muscles, and Movement (Pg. 57-64) Practicals: 1. Investigation of the
nature of bone (by putting three pieces of rib bone of lamb in water, NaOH and
dilute HCl) Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 2, 4-10) (Pg. 66-67) Homework: Short
Questions (1, 2, 4), Understanding the Concept (Qs: 1-4) (Pg. 67) CHAPTER 14: REPRODUCTION Reproduction, Methods of Asexual Reproduction,
Binary Fission, Fragmentation, Budding, Spore Formation, Parthenogenesis (Pg.
70-74), Artificial Vegetative Propagation (Pg. 76), Sexual Reproduction in
Plants, Pollination, Germination of Seed, Sexual Reproduction in Animals (Pg.
84), Fertilization (Pg. 86), AIDS - A Sexually Transmitted Disease (Pg. 89) Practicals:
1. Observation of binary fission of amoeba using slides, photomicrographs or
charts 2. Observation of budding in yeast from prepared slides Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1, 2, 5, 6) (Pg. 91) Homework:
Short Questions (2-5), Understanding the Concept
(Qs: 1, 3, 5) (Pg. 92) CHAPTER
15: INHERITANCE Introduction
to Genetics, Chromosomes, and Genes, Watson Crick Model of DNA, How does DNA of
Chromosomes Work?, Genotype and its Types, Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance,
Mendel’s Law of Segregation, Mendel’s Law of Independent Assortment (Pg.
94-101) Practicals: No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-7) (Pg. 109-110) Homework: Short
Questions (1-3), Understanding the Concept (Qs:1-3) (Pg.110)
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CHAPTER 16: MAN AND HIS ENVIRONMENT Levels of Ecological Organization, Components of
Ecosystem (Pg. 113, 114), Flow of Materials (Pg. 116, 117), Interactions in
Ecosystems (Pg. 122, 123), Symbiosis (Parasitism, Mutualism, Commensalism) (Pg.
123-125), Conservation of Nature, Basic Information about Dengue Fever (Pg.
132-134) Practicals: No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1, 4, 6, 7) (Pg. 135) Homework: Short
Questions (1, 2, 4, 5), Understanding the Concept (Qs: 1, 4) (Pg. 135, 136) CHAPTER 17: BIOTECHNOLOGY Introduction of Biotechnology (Pg. 135),
Fermentation (Alcoholic Fermentation, Lactic Acid Fermentation), Fermentation
in Biotechnology, Applications of Fermentation (Pg. 139-142), Genetic
Engineering, Basic Steps in Genetic Engineering, Achievements of Genetic
Engineering (Pg. 144-147) Practicals: No Practicals Questions: Classwork: Multiple
Choice Questions (1-4) (Pg. 148) Homework:
Short Questions (1-3, 5), Understanding the Concept
(Qs: 1, 3, 4) (Pg. 148) CHAPTER
18: PHARMACOLOGY Medicinal
Drugs(Pg. 150-151), Addictive Drugs, Sedatives, Narcotics, Hallucinogens, Drug
Addiction and Associated Problems, Antibiotics and Vaccines, Antibiotics,
Antibiotic Resistance, Vaccines, Mode of Action of Vaccines (Pg. 153-156) Practicals:
No Practicals Questions: Classwork:
Multiple Choice Questions (1-8) (Pg. 157) Homework: Short
Questions (1, 2, 4, 5), Understanding the Concept (Qs: 1-5) (Pg. 157- 158)
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
UNIT 1: PROBLEM-SOLVING Problem Solving Method (List of Steps of
Problem-Solving, Design Algorithm and Draw Flowchart, Write the Program
(Coding), Test and Debug the Program) (Pg. 1-3), Algorithm (Pg. 4), Strategy
for Developing Algorithm (Pg. 4, 5), Problem 2 (Pg. 6), Flowchart (Pg. 8, 9) Classwork: Q: 2,
5, 7, 10 (i, v, vii, ix, x) (Pg. 10-12) Homework:
Q: 6, 8, 10 (iv, viii) (Pg. 12) UNIT 2: DATA TYPES, ASSIGNMENT AND INPUT / OUTPUT
STATEMENTS Introduction (Pg. 13), Writing
Programs in GW-BASIC (Create and Save the Program, Load the Program, Execute
the Program) (Pg. 14, 15), Structure of BASIC Program (Pg. 15), Reserved Words
(Pg. 17), Variables (Rules for Naming Variables in BASIC, Type Declaration
Characters, Types of Variables) (Pg. 17, 18), Constants (Pg. 18, 19), BASIC Commands
(AUTO, EDIT, LIST, LOAD, RUN, SAVE, SYSTEM) (Pg. 19-26), BASIC Statements (END,
REM) (Pg. 27), Operators in BASIC (Pg. 28-31), BASIC Statements (READ/DATA,
INPUT, PRINT (Pg. 33-37) Classwork:
Q: 2, 4, 6, 10 (ii, ix) (Pg 38-40) Homework: Q: 5,
7, 9, 10 (vii, viii) (Pg. 39, 40) UNIT 3:
CONTROL STRUCTURES Introduction
(Pg. 41), Selection Structure (Pg. 45-48), Loops (Pg.48-50) Classwork: Q: 2,
4, 7, 12, 14 (Pg. 51, 52) Homework:
Q: 5, 8, 10 (Pg. 52) UNIT 4:
ARRAYS Introduction (Pg. 53), What is an Array? (Pg. 53,
54), Filling and Printing of an Array (Pg. 54, 55), Types of Array (Pg. 56),
One-Dimensional Array only(Pg. 56, 57) Classwork:
Q: 2, 6, 11,18 (Pg. 59, 60) Homework: Q: 5,
10, 9, 14, 17 (vii, viii) (Pg. 60) UNIT 5:
SUB-PROGRAM AND FILE HANDLING Introduction
(Pg. 61), Built-in-Function (ABS, INT, RND, LOG, DATE$, VAL, MID$, RIGHT$, CHR$
only) (Pg. 61-67), User-Defined Functions (Pg. 67-69) Classwork: Q: 2,
5, 10, 11, 13 (Pg.76, 77) Homework:
Q: 4, 6, 9, 12 (Pg. 77) UNIT 6: GRAPHICS IN BASIC Introduction (Pg. 79), SCREEN Statement (Pg. 80,
81), PSET Statements (Pg. 83, 84), LINE, CIRCLE, DRAW Statements (Pg. 84-86) Classwork: Q: 2,
7, 8, 10 (Pg. 87, 88) Homework:
Q: 4, 9, 11, 15 (Pg. 88) UNIT 7: MICROSOFT WORD Entire unit excluded.
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LIST OF PRACTICALS FOR GRADE IX (OLD) UNIT 1:
DEMONSTRATION OF COMPUTER COMPONENTS Entire
Unit Excluded UNIT 2: DOS INTERNAL COMMANDS 1. Demonstration of DIR Command in detail including
switches used with it 2. Demonstration of CD, MD, RD, and CLS Commands 3.
Demonstration of Copy and DEL/ Erase Command 4. Demonstration of TIME, DATE,
VOL and VER Command 5. Demonstration of Xcopy Commands 6. Demonstration of
CHKDSK and DISKCOPY Command 7. Demonstration of ATTRIB Commands 8.
Demonstration of FORMAT Commands UNIT 3:
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS 9.
Creating New Folder 10. How to Search for a File or Folder 11. To Cut/Copy and
Paste a File Folder from one location to another 12. How to Use Recycle Bin 13.
To Display the My Recent Document Folder on Start Menu and Open
Recently used document 14. How to Open and Make
Selections from a Menu 15. How to Access Control Panel and Set the Time &
Date 16. How to Arrange Remove Icons 17. How to Add or Remove Programs and
Windows Components
LIST OF PRACTICALS FOR GRADE X UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION
TO GW-BASIC 1. Write a Program to find the sum and
average of three numbers 2. Write a Program to find the area of a rectangle 3.
Write a Program to find the area and circumference of a circle 4. Write a Program
to calculate surface area and volume of a cube 5. Write a Program to convert
temperature from Fahrenheit to Centigrade 6. Write a Program to calculate
distance covered by a car moving at an average
speed of V (m/s) in time t (sec). The Program should
input average speed and time. 7. Write a program that asks for name, roll
number, class, section, and marks in
different subjects of students of class 10. The
program should calculate and display total obtained marks and percentage of
marks. 8. Write a Program to input a number and display whether it is even or
odd 9. Write a Program to calculate the grade of a student
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10. Write a Program to write the first ten natural
numbers using for next loop 11. Write a Program to sum the series 2, 4, 6...,
100 12. Write a Program to display a table of given number up to ten values 13.
Write a Program for the use of iteration of the statement, (Read 5 values from
keyboard and find their mean gravity and compare the mean value against actual
value 9.8 metres / sec
2 14. Write a program to find Factorial of a given
number 15. Write a program to fill an array with letters a, b, c, d 16. Write a
program to enter integer type data into an array and then to print the
values in reverse order 17. Write a program to read
an array with 20 numbers and find the product of
numbers in that array 18. Write a program to find the largest number out of given 10 numbers using an
array 19. Write a program to input numbers in
two-dimensional array with 2 columns and 2 rows and display the result in third
array by adding these array 20. Write a program to sort the list of 20 names in
descending order 21. Write a program using subroutine named mean and call this
in main function 22. Write a program to print characters “tan” from the string
“Pakistan
Zindabad” using mid$ function 23. Write a program to
print the first three characters from any string given by the user,
using left$ function 24. Write a program to draw a
line using LINE statement
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GENERAL SCIENCE
CHAPTER 6: ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES Earth’s Atmosphere, Environmental Pollution (Pg.
71-79) Dairy and Poultry Farming, Wildlife and National Parks (Pg. 83-85) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 4-8, 11 (b, c, d) (Pg. 90) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1 (i-v, viii, ix), 2 (i-iv), 3
(i-iii, v) (Pg. 88, 89) CHAPTER
7: ENERGY Introduction, Work and Energy,
Different Forms of Energy (Pg. 91-94), Demand of Energy, Production of
Electrical Energy, Measurement of Energy (Pg. 95-101) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 5, 6, 8-10 (Pg. 109) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1, 2, 3 (i-iv), 4 (iii, v)
(Pg. 108, 109) CHAPTER
8: CURRENT ELECTRICITY Introduction,
Electric Current (Pg. 110, 111), Potential Difference, Ohm's Law, Resistance,
Components of a Circuit, Direct, and Alternating Current Uses of D.C. and A.C,
Domestic Electric Supply (Pg. 112-119), Dangers of Electricity and
Precautionary Measures (Pg. 120-122) Classwork:
Exercise Question No. 5-9 (Pg. 127) Homework: Exercise
Question No. 1, 2 (i-iv), 3 (ii-v), 4 (i-ix) (Pg. 126, 127) CHAPTER 9: BASIC ELECTRONICS Introduction, Semi-Conductors (Pg. 128-130), Radio
Waves, Computer (Pg. 131-139), Information Technology (Pg. 142-146) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 4, 6, 7, 9, 10 (Pg. 149) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 2 (i-iv), 3 (iii, iv, v) (Pg.
148, 149) CHAPTER 10: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Role of Science and Technology, Lasers, Fiber
Optics, Satellites, and Radars (Pg. 150-154), X-Rays, Ultrasound, E.C.G. (Pg.
156-159) M.R.I., C.T. Scan, Angiography (Pg. 159, 160) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 5-8, 11, 12 (Pg. 167) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1 (i-iii, v), 2 (ii-iv) (Pg.
166) CHAPTER 11: SPACE AND NUCLEAR PROGRAMME OF PAKISTAN Importance of Space Programme, Space Programme of
Pakistan, Nuclear Power Programme of Pakistan (Pg. 168-173) Classwork: Exercise
Question No. 4-7 (Pg. 175) Homework:
Exercise Question No. 1-3 (Pg. 174)
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