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Class 9 Science questions for CBSE

Curriculum-aligned Science questions for Class 9 under CBSE. Shortlist topics, practice at your pace, and make every answer count.

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Q21•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

Differentiate between meristematic and permanent plant tissues in terms of structure and function.

Q22•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

Describe the structure and function of the human reproductive system, focusing on both male and female parts.

Q23•Short Answer•[3 Marks]

What is the difference between asexual and sexual reproduction? Provide examples of each.

Q24•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following best describes a characteristic of prokaryotic cells compared to eukaryotic cells?

AMulticellular
BLack of nucleus
CComplex structure
DLarger in size
Q25•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In meiosis, what is the significance of crossing over during prophase I?

ACreates diploid cells
BReduces chromosome number
CIncreases genetic diversity
DProduces identical cells
Q26•MCQ•[1 Mark]

What role does the plasma membrane play in a cell's interaction with its environment?

ARegulating entry and exit
BProtein synthesis
CEnergy production
DNutrient storage
Q27•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following traits is characteristic of eukaryotic cells?

ANo nucleus
BMembrane-bound organelles
CUnicellular
DCircular DNA
Q28•MCQ•[1 Mark]

During which phase of mitosis do the chromosomes align at the cell's equatorial plane?

AProphase
BTelophase
CMetaphase
DAnaphase
Q29•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In a lab experiment, if a cell's plasma membrane is disrupted, what is the most likely consequence for the cell?

ACell division
BCell growth
CCell death
DIncreased metabolism
Q30•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following statements accurately describes a prokaryotic cell?

ALacks membrane-bound organelles
BHas a nucleus
CMulticellular
DContains DNA in nucleus
Q31•MCQ•[1 Mark]

If a patient has a connective tissue disorder affecting their cartilage, which type of connective tissue is primarily impacted?

AAdipose tissue
BBlood
CBone
DCartilage
Q32•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which type of epithelial tissue is specialized for absorption and secretion found in the intestines?

ACiliated epithelium
BSquamous epithelium
CColumnar epithelium
DCuboidal epithelium
Q33•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In an observation of nervous tissue, which of the following is a primary role of neurons?

AConducting impulses
BProviding support
CFacilitating movement
DManufacturing hormones
Q34•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Muscle tissue is classified into three types. Which type of muscle is responsible for voluntary movements?

ASmooth muscle
BCardiac muscle
CSkeletal muscle
DStriated muscle
Q35•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In a laboratory, a researcher examines connective tissue and finds a matrix that supports and binds other tissues. What is the primary purpose of connective tissue?

ATransmission of signals
BBinding and support
CContraction
DSecretion
Q36•MCQ•[1 Mark]

If a scientist is studying the epithelial tissue lining the stomach, which of the following functions is most relevant to this tissue?

ASupport
BContraction
CProtection
DAbsorption
Q37•MCQ•[1 Mark]

Which of the following is NOT a method of asexual reproduction?

ABudding
BFragmentation
CFission
DPollination
Q38•MCQ•[1 Mark]

In the human reproductive system, what is the function of the fallopian tubes?

AMenstrual cycle regulation
BSite of fertilization
CTransport sperm
DHormone production
Q39•MCQ•[1 Mark]

A gardener notices that a certain plant can reproduce without seeds. This process involves the plant developing new individuals from its roots. What is this type of reproduction called?

ABudding
BCutting
CPollination
DVegetative propagation
Q40•MCQ•[1 Mark]

During which phase of the human reproductive system do sperm cells undergo maturation and gain motility?

ASpermatogenesis
BOogenesis
CFertilization
DMenstruation
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