Punjab 9th Class Chemistry Model Paper 2 Mcqs Test Online
Questions 36
Total Marks 72
Time 36 Mins
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Punjab 9th Class Chemistry Model Paper 2 Mcqs Test Online

Start your preparation for Punjab 9th Class Chemistry Model Paper 2 Mcqs Test Online. This online test contains 36 MCQs and you have 36 Minutes to complete it. The total marks for this test are 72. This test is valid for students of All Punjab Boards (Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, etc.) following the PCTB Syllabus. Read the questions carefully and select the correct option below to see your result.

Chemistry Model Paper 2 Mcqs Test Online Punjab 9th Class

 

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1. The third abundant gas found in the earth’s crust is:

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2. Which one is a non polar-molecule?

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3. _________ shell consists of three subshells:

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4. The distance between Nuclei of two carbon atomms is:

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5. Which one is a radioactive isotope?

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6. How many electrons can K-shell accommodate?

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7. Number of electrons accommodate in valence shell of halogens are:

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8. The Scientist who presented the concept of orbit around the:

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9. The particle which penetrates into matter more than others is:

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10. Which radioisotope is used for the diagnosis of goiter in thyroid gland?

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11. Number electrons accommodate in “P” sub shell?

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12. Who discovered proton?

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13. Which radio isotope is used to diagnose goiter?

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14. The total number of sharin electrons in N₂ gas is:

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15. The mass of electron is:

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16. Number of isotopes of carbon are:

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17. “P” sub shell is consists of:

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18. When U-235 breaks up, it produces:

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19. No. of isotopes of uranium are:

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20. How much electrons can be accommodated in M-Shell:

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21. There are five electrons in the M-Shall of an element. Its atomic no will be:

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22. Maximum number of electrons accommodate in L-shell are:

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23. The M-Shell can accommodate mazxium:

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24. Second Period consists of elements?

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25. Which are of these results in proton discovery?

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26. Which one of the following element is the lightest and floats on water.

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27. Nucleus of an atom consists of:

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28. The maximum number of electrons in L shell?

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29. The Scientist who discovered proton was:

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30. Electrons in N-Shell are:

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31. Which one of the following shell consists of three sub-shell:

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32. Isotopes of chlorine are:

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33. Who discovered neutron?

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34. “N” shell can accommodate electrons:

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35. The amount of energy given out when an electron is added to an atom is called:

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36. The concept of orbit was used by:

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Guide for Punjab Board Students

Students of BISE Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, and other Punjab boards must follow the SLO based pattern.

Top Scoring Tips for Punjab:

  • Textbook Reading: The paper is 100% derived from PCTB books. Do not rely only on keybooks.
  • Objective Paper (20%): Practice these online MCQs repeatedly as they are taken from 5-Year Past Papers.
  • Bubble Sheet: Ensure you know how to fill the OMR sheet correctly.

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