CLASS-9-BIOLOGY-FIRST TERM EXAM-NEW PATTERN QUESTION PAPER STRUCTURE ANALYSIS

  

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Section-wise Pattern

Part A

1-Score Questions (4 × 1 = 4 Score) 

Total Questions: 4 

Question Types: 

• Matching columns
• Assertion-Reason type
• Objective type MCQs 
• Identify Diagram
• Identify characteristics or select correct options, etc.

Part B

2-score Questions

(7x2=14 scores)

Total Questions: 7 (two choice options) 

Question Types

• Diagram- based analysis
• Illustration- based analysis
• Table-based analysis
• Table completion
• Arrange in pairs
• Give reasons
• Identification and function-based questions, etc.

Part C

3-score Questions

(6 × 3 = 18 scores) 

Total Questions: 6 (two choice options)

Question Types: 

• Diagram-based analysis
• Diagram drawing and labelling
• Illustration-based analysis
• Table-based analysis
• Table completion
• Arrange in pairs
• Give reasons
• Justify statements
• Identification and function-based questions, etc.

Part D

4- Score Question (1 x 4 = 4 scores)

Total Questions: 1 (Attempt either of the two options) 

Question Types: 

• Diagram-based analysis
• Diagram drawing and labelling
• Illustration-based analysis
• Table-based analysis
• Table completion
• Identification and function-based questions, etc.

Time Management Strategy

• Spend Cool-off time reading all sections (15 mins)
• For 1-score questions: 8 mins For 2-score questions: 28 mins 
• For 3-score questions: 36 mins For 4-score question: 10 mins
• Keep the last 8 minutes to revise and improve diagrams

Final Tips for Scoring High

• Revise the key concepts in each chapter Study concepts with the help of pictures, illustrations and tables in the textbook
• Write answers based on the score-don't write too much for 1-mark questions or too little for 3-mark ones. Label diagrams clearly use a pencil for neatness. Final Tips to Sharpen 
• Your Exam Performance Understand, don't just memories: Understand the main ideas in the chapters well.
•  Use scientific vocabulary: Especially in reasoning and explanation questions.
• Draw and label neatly: Use a pencil for diagrams. Practice past questions: Identify which type of skill each question requires. Unlock your thinking skills to score smarter!