0% 1 votes, 5 avg 1 JMI Class-9 PYQs- 2021 1 / 100 Passage: The kingdom of books is as vast as the universe, for there is no corner of it which they left unexplored. There is no dearth of books on any topic, be it as simple as the composition of sodium nitrate or as intricate as the mechanism of a space craft rocketing towards the Mars. We make use of books for the dissemination of useful ideas, for popularising the fruits of our research on various fields of knowledge and for spreading out progressive use on matters which are of vital concern to our fellow beings. In fact, no single product of human labour has been as helpful to the advancement of civilization as books which are written in all languages of the world and which are decoratively placed in book shelves in our homes and tastefully displayed in book stalls and libraries. For the modern lover of books, the labours of all geniuses are mines of inestimable intellectual wealth. The kingdom of books is as vast as the universe is a: A) Metaphor B) Simile C) Personification D) Alliteration 2 / 100 The books are used for ………….. A) For gaining knowledge B) For learning new things C) For gaining useful ideas D) All of the above 3 / 100 Books are written in ……………… the languages of the world. A) Some of B) Few of C) Most of D) All 4 / 100 Books are tastefully displayed in …………… A) Homes B) Shops C) Bookstalls and libraries D) Schools 5 / 100 ‘Dearth’ means ……………. A) Scarcity B) Plenty C) Lenient D) Benefit 6 / 100 The complex or carefully designed structure of something. A) Aesthetics B) Cascades C) Amphitheatre D) Architecture 7 / 100 Acrophobia A) fear of water B) fear of heights C) fear of insects D) fear of darkness 8 / 100 Anecdote is A) A short amusing story B) Moral of the story C) Climax of the story D) Conclusion of the story 9 / 100 The synonym of Obligation A) Disagreement B) Freedom C) Order D) Responsibility 10 / 100 The synonym of Transient A) Long lasting B) Impermanent C) Perpetual D) Eternal 11 / 100 The antonym of Durability A) Endurance B) Permanence C) Operative D) Unreliability 12 / 100 The antonym of Obscene A) Decent B) Dirty C) Obstruct D) Crude 13 / 100 He lost the match ……………. year later. A) The B) A C) An D) None of the above 14 / 100 She does not like to play ……………. football. A) An B) A C) The D) For Note: None of the given options are correct. Note: None of the given options are correct. 15 / 100 We all have been affected by ……………. current Covid 19 pandemic. A) A B) An C) Most D) The 16 / 100 The Doctor has given him …………….. piece of advice. A) The B) A C) An D) From 17 / 100 He distributed the chocolates ……………… two girls. A) Between B) In between C) Among D) For 18 / 100 He has been sleeping ……………. 5 O’ clock. A) Since B) From C) About D) At 19 / 100 …………… the rain, we went out. A) In case of B) Instead of C) In spite of D) By means of 20 / 100 Anu said that she had talked to him after lunch. A) Anu says, “I will talk to you after lunch”. B) Anu said, “I talked to him after lunch”. C) Anu said, “I shall talk to you after lunch”. D) Anu said, “I had to talk to you after lunch.” 21 / 100 The minister orders, “the lockdown will continue until the situation is under control.” (into indirect speech) A) The minister has ordered for the lockdown to continue B) The minister ordered that the lockdown would continue until the situation is under control. C) The minister orders that the lockdown will continue until the situation is under control. D) The minister had ordered that the lockdown will continue until the situation was under control. 22 / 100 People speak English all over the world. A) English has been spoken all over the world. B) English is spoken all over the world. C) English is the most spoken language all over the world. D) English is preferred to be spoken around the world. 23 / 100 Dinner will be served at 8 o’clock by her. A) She will be serving dinner at 8 o’clock. B) They will serve dinner at 8 o’clock. C) She will serve dinner at 8 o’clock. D) She would serve dinner at 8 o’clock. 24 / 100 She did not live many years in London. (Into affirmative sentence) A) She lived for a short period in London. B) She lived only a few years in London. C) She has lived only for a while in London. D) She had been living in London for a while. 25 / 100 John loves to have coffee in winters. (Into Interrogative sentence) A) What does John love to have in winters? B) Who loves coffee in winter? C) Do John loves to have coffee in winters? D) Does John love to have coffee in winters? 26 / 100 Bhopal gas tragedy took place on: A) 5 June 1984 B) 12 June 1985 C) 2 December 1984 D) 10 December 1984 27 / 100 The first step of investigation into crime is: A) Charge sheet B) Punishment C) Investigation D) FIR 28 / 100 The Parliament in India consists of: A) The President, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha B) The Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha C) Lok Sabha only D) Prime Minister, President and the Rajya Sabha 29 / 100 Who is the Final interpretor of the Constitution? A) President B) Supreme Court C) High Court D) Parliament 30 / 100 Democracy means: A) Rule of Ministers B) Rule of people C) Rule of speaker D) Rule of king 31 / 100 Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right? A) Right to Equality B) Cultural and Educational Right C) Right to Property D) Right to Constitutional Remedies 32 / 100 Osaka in Japan and Mumbai in India are two densly populated areas. What is the reason? A) Topographically Favourable B) Religious Significance C) Excelent climatic conditions D) Industrial belts providing large employment opportunities. 33 / 100 The largest Producer of coffee is: A) China B) Brazil C) India D) America 34 / 100 Which of the following is not in favour of the conservation of nature? A) dispose poly packs after shopping B) close the tap immediately after using C) switch of the bulb when not in use D) none of the above 35 / 100 Which is a popular ecofriendly automobile fuel? A) CNG B) LPG C) Petrolium D) Diesel 36 / 100 ……………. is often called the backbone of modern Industry. A) Gold B) Steel C) Aluminium D) Iron 37 / 100 Banking and Insurance are good example of: A) Primary activities B) Secondary activities C) Primary and Secondary D) Tertiary activities 38 / 100 The architect who designed New Delhi was: A) Edward Lutyens B) Le Corbusier C) George Wittet D) Edwin Max Well Fry 39 / 100 Lord Dalhousie implemented …………….. A) Paramountry B) Subsidiary alliance C) Permanent settlement D) Doctrine of Lapse 40 / 100 Tipu Sultan died in the ………….. A) First War B) Fourth War C) Second War D) Third War 41 / 100 The Festival of flowers is called: A) Idgah B) Khanqah C) Gulfaroshan D) Dargah 42 / 100 “Wood” Dispatch was an educational policy introduced in: A) 1835 B) 1856 C) 1854 D) 1857 43 / 100 Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain started schools for Muslim girls in: A) Patna and Calcutta B) Bhopal and Aligarh C) Bhopal and Lucknow D) Delhi and Kanpur 44 / 100 Kesari and Maratha News Paper was started by: A) Lala Lajpat Roy B) Mahatma Gandhi C) Dr. Rajendra Prasad D) Bal Gangadhar Tilak 45 / 100 Gandhiji gave slogan “Do and Die” during: A) Khilafat Movement B) Chauri Chaura Incident C) Quit India Movement D) Civil Disobedient Movement 46 / 100 Another term used for “Reciprocal” of a number is: A) Additive inverse B) multiplicative inverse C) negative of a number D) none of these 47 / 100 ……………. rational numbers lie between any two given rational number. A) two B) one C) Countless D) Countable 48 / 100 Solve: 8x = 20 + 3x A) 4 B) −4 C) 2 D) −2 49 / 100 The sum of three consecutive multiples of 11 is 363 then multiples will be: A) 117, 121, 125 B) 110, 121, 132 C) 110, 99, 154 D) 154, 88, 121 50 / 100 When the highest power of the variable appearing in the expression is 1, then it ….. A) may be a linear expression B) may not be a linear expression C) is a linear expression D) may or may not be a linear expression. 51 / 100 Maximum number of right angles in a right angled triangle are A) 2 B) 3 C) 0 D) none of these 52 / 100 A parallelogram whose all sides are equal, is called: A) square B) rhombus C) rectangle D) rhombus and square 53 / 100 Pictograph is a: A) pictorial representation of data. B) representation of data using bars C) pictorial representation of data using bar D) none of these 54 / 100 Outcomes of an experiment are equally likely if each has the …………….. chance of occuring: A) different B) Same C) Same or different D) Zero 55 / 100 If (66667)² = 4444488889 then (666667)² = A) 444444888889 B) 44444888889 C) 4444444888889 D) 444448888889 56 / 100 Sqaure root is the inverse operation of: A) Square B) Two C) Cube D) Root 57 / 100 The Square of −9 is: A) 81 B) −81 C) 18 D) −18 58 / 100 Which one of the following is not a perfect cube? A) 1 B) 9 C) 8 D) 27 59 / 100 The number of digits in the cube root of a 6-digit number is: A) 3 B) 2 C) 4 D) 6 60 / 100 Geeta saves Rs. 400 from her salary. If this is 10% of her salary, then her salary is: A) 4000 B) 6000 C) 3000 D) 8000 61 / 100 ST means: A) Seller Tax B) Sales Tax C) Sold Tax D) none of these 62 / 100 The Constant term in the expression is 3+5x²+4x A) 3, 5, 4 B) 3, 5 C) 4, 3 D) 3 63 / 100 On subtracting (a−b) from (a+b), we get A) 2a + 2b B) 2a C) 2b D) 2a−2b 64 / 100 Give expression for “5 times of y to which 3 is added”: A) y + 15 B) 5y + 3 C) 5/y + 3 D) 3y + 5 65 / 100 If x−y = 8 and xy = 12 , then the value of x² + y² is: A) 40 B) 88 C) 08 D) 80 66 / 100 LSA is used for: A) Lower Surface area B) Lateral Surface area C) Lowest Surface area D) Lesser Surface area 67 / 100 1m³ = A) 10000 cm³ B) 100000 cm³ C) 1000000 cm³ D) 100 cm³ 68 / 100 The value of (−1)⁶⁷ = A) −1 B) 1 C) 67 D) −67 69 / 100 \(\left( 3⁰+ 4⁰ + 5⁰ \right)⁰ =\) A) 12 B) 3 C) −12 D) 1 70 / 100 Factors of x² + xy + 8x + 8y is: A) (x+y) (y+8) B) (x+y) (x+8) C) (x+y) (8+y) D) (x+y) (8x) 71 / 100 If the X-coordinate of a point is negative, then it will lie in the: A) I Quadrant B) I or II Quadrant C) II Quadrant D) II or III Quadrant 72 / 100 \(\frac{3}{7}+\left( \frac{−6}{11} \right)+\left( \frac{−8}{21} \right)+\frac{5}{22}=\) (a) \(−\frac{125}{462}\) (b) \(\frac{125}{462}\) (c) \(\frac{−95}{462}\) (d) \(\frac{95}{465}\) A) (a) B) (b) C) (c) D) (d) 73 / 100 ……………. is a line segment connecting two non-consecutive vertices of a polygon. A) side B) diagonal C) Extreme most edge D) diameter 74 / 100 ……………. give the number of times that a particular entry occurs. A) Class interval B) Frequency C) Lower limit D) Upper limit 75 / 100 \(\sqrt[2]{1296}=\) A) 26 B) 36 C) 34 D) 43 76 / 100 Separation of grains and chaff is done by: A) Winnowing B) Threshing C) Fallow D) Harvesting 77 / 100 Which organism causes AIDS? A) A Protozoа B) A Bacteria C) A Virus D) An Algae 78 / 100 Muscular force is also called as …………….. force. A) Contact Force B) Frictional Force C) Non Contact Force D) Electrostatic Force 79 / 100 Vaccines are made up of: A) Drugs B) Weak or Dead micro organism C) Viruses D) Chemicals 80 / 100 An example of Fossil Fuel is: A) Animal waste B) Wood C) Coal D) All of these 81 / 100 Name the scientist who discovered fermentation in year 1857. A) Louis Pasteur B) Alexander Fleming C) Edward Jenner D) Robert Hook 82 / 100 Which type of cell in the eye is sensitive to dim light? A) Cones cells B) Rods cells C) Retina D) Ciliary muscle 83 / 100 Which of the following fibres is used for making Parachutes? A) Steel B) Terelyne C) Nylon D) Plastic 84 / 100 Which portion of eye gives it its distinctive colour? A) Iris B) Pupil C) Cornea D) Optive nerve 85 / 100 Oxides of non metals are: A) Neutral B) Basic C) Acidic D) None of these 86 / 100 The brightest star in the sky is: A) Sirius B) Cassiopeia C) Orion D) Sun 87 / 100 In today’s world, where water is scarce resource, which among the following irrigation methods is most feasible and sustainable? A) Sprinkler system B) Chain pump C) Tube well D) Drip system 88 / 100 Purest form of carbon is: A) Coal B) Charcoal C) Coke D) All of these 89 / 100 Wood Pulp is used for preparation of: A) Polyster B) Teflon C) Nylon D) Rayon 90 / 100 PCRA stands for: A) Public Conservations Research Association B) Petroleum Conservation Research Association C) Public Council of Research Association D) Partial Counting of remaining Amendment 91 / 100 The loudness of sound depends on: A) Frequency B) Amplitude C) Speed D) Energy 92 / 100 The suspended particles released by combustion of coal in air may lead to: A) Goitre B) Arthritis C) Asthma D) Bone Cancer 93 / 100 The middle zone of a candle flame is called the zone of: A) Spontaneous B) Rapid C) Partial D) Complete 94 / 100 Choose the correct statement: (i) Ribosome are located on the chromosomes. (ii) Cell is located in the nucleus. (iii) Chloroplasts are located in the nucleolus. (iv) Cell membrane surrounds the cell. A) i, ii and iii B) i and ii C) iii and iv D) only iv 95 / 100 When two forces act in opposite directions, then net force acting on it is the: A) Sum of two forces B) Difference between two forces C) Both of these D) None of these 96 / 100 Coloured organ cells which are found in plants only are: A) Chlorophyll B) Plastids C) Vacuoles D) WBC 97 / 100 Sound is a type of: A) Energy B) Work C) Force D) Pressure 98 / 100 Cell was discovered by: A) Robert Brown B) Robert Hooke C) John Mandel D) Charles Darwin 99 / 100 CNG and LPG are the exmaples of: A) Solid Fuels B) Liquid Fuels C) Gaseous Fuels D) They are not fuels 100 / 100 Distilled or Pure water is: A) Good conductor B) Poor conductor C) Both (A) and (B) D) None of these Your score isThe average score is 67% 0% Restart quiz Please Rate The Test Send feedback Share is Caring: Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Related