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    The document contains syllabi for final exams in English, Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and French for Class IX. The English syllabus covers sections on unseen passages, various text types like notices and letters, grammar topics, and short stories. The Maths syllabus lists topics like quadrilaterals, areas, and statistics. The Chemistry syllabus focuses on atoms, molecules, and practical exam questions. Physics covers mechanics, sound, and experiments. Biology examines animal diversity, food resources, and natural resources. French assessments speaking, writing, grammar, and lessons 6-10.

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    The syllabus covers subjects like English, Maths, Chemistry, Physics for Class 9 final exams and provides details of topics to be covered for each subject.

    The Chemistry practical exam covers 5 experiments - determining melting point of ice and boiling point of water, distinguishing true solutions, suspensions and colloids, preparing mixtures and compounds using iron filings and sulphur powder, separating mixtures using sublimation technique, and studying rate of evaporation of water, alcohol and ether.

    2/11/2009

    SYLL AB US

    SYLLABUS FOR THE FINAL EXAMS


    ENGLISH
    CLASS IX (2008-09)

    Section – A - Unseen Passage


    Unseen Poem

    Section – B - Message
    Notice
    Pamphlet
    Poster
    Letter to the Editor
    Speech for the Morning Assembly
    Article writing
    Debate writing
    Factual Description

    Section – C - Editing / Omitting


    Guided Composition
    Reported Speech
    Process Writing

    Section – D - The Necklace


    The Brook
    Lord Ullin’s Daughter
    The Pendulum
    The Bishop’s Candlesticks

    SUDESHNA
    Coordinator
    2/11/2009
    SYLL AB US
    SYLLABUS FOR FINAL EXAMINATION
    MARCH 2008-2009

    MATHS CLASS IX

    Quadrilaterals = 12

    Areas of Parallelograms & Triangles = 10

    Surface Area & volumes = 15

    Herons Formula = 09

    Constructions = 09

    Linear Equations in two variables = 04

    Polynominals = 11

    Statistics =_____10______

    80

    _____________

    CHEMISTRY
    Class IX
    Syllabus for Final Exams 2008-09

    THEORY PAPER

    Unit 3: Atoms and Molecules


    Unit 4: Structure of Atom

    All NCERT Question and Assignment Booklet Questions included


    2/11/2009
    SYLL AB US
    PRATICAL SKILLS MCQ

    Experiments –
    1. To determine the Melting point of ice and boiling point of water.
    2. Distinguish between True Solution, Suspensions and Colloids
    3. To prepare and study (a) a mixture
    (b) a compound

    using iron filings and Sulphur Powder.


    4. To separate a mixture of common salt, sand and ammonium
    chloride using Sublimation technique.
    5. To study the rate of evaporation of following liquids: Water,
    Alcohol and Ether.

    Coordinator
    (Seema Sirohi)

    SYLLABUS FOR FINAL EXAMINATION MARCH 2009


    PHYSICS CLASS IX
    Maximum Marks
    - 20
    Chapter10: Gravitation
    10.5 Thrust and pressure- Definitions and S.I units

    10.5.1 Pressure in fluids

    10.5.2 Buoyancy

    10.5.3 Why objects float or sink when placed on


    the surface of water?

    10.5.4 Numerical on pressure = thrust /area

    10.6 Archimedes Principle


    2/11/2009
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    10.6.1 Application of Archimedes principle

    10.7 Relative density

    Chapter11: Work power and energy


    11.1 Work – Definition and S.I unit

    11.1.1 Not so much work inspite of working hard

    11.1.2 Scientific conception of work

    11.1.3 Work done a constant force

    11.1.4 Numerical on work done = force * displacement

    11.2 Energy

    11.2.1 Forms of energy

    11.2.2 Kinetic energy ant its derivation

    11.2.3 Potential energy and its derivation

    11.2.4 Numerical on kinetic and potential energy

    11.2.5 Are forms of energy interconvertible

    11.3 Laws of conservation of energy

    11.4 Power – rate of doing work

    11.4.1 Numerical on power =work done / time taken

    11.5 Commercial unit of energy

    Chapter12: Sound
    12.1 Production of sound

    12.2Propagation of sound

    12.2.1 Characteristic features of sound wave

    12.2.2 Transverse and longitudinal waves

    12.2.3 Terms associated with sound wave –


    wavelength, frequency and amplitude

    12.2.4 Graphical representation of waves


    2/11/2009
    SYLL AB US
    12.2.5 Numerical on wave velocity V = λ ν

    12.3 Sound needs a medium to travel

    12.4 Speed of sound in different media

    12.5Characteristics of sound wav – Pitch, loudness, quality, note, tone


    and intensity

    12.6 Reflection of sound

    12.6.1 Echo and reverberation

    12.6.2 Applications of reflection of sound

    12.7 Range of hearing

    12.7.1 Application of ultrasound

    12.7.2 Sonar – numerical on sonar

    12.8 Infrasonic, audible range and ultrasonic’s

    12.9Applications of sound

    Exercise from NCERT textbook and Assignment booklet

    ANNUAL EXAM SYLLABUS


    CLASS IX
    BIOLOGY
    THEORY PAPER: - MM – 20

    1. Chapter – Diversity in Living World


    • Topic – Animalia
    (From Pg 89 – Pg 97 of NCERT)
    • Handout of Comparative account of different Phyla
    • Worksheet for Identification of animals.

    2. Chapter – Improvement in Food Resources


    3. Chapter – Natural Resources
    2/11/2009
    SYLL AB US
    Topic – Biogeochemical Cycles
    (From Pg 196 to Pg 201 of NCERT)
    4. Chapter – Why Do We Fall Ill?

    PRACTICAL EXAM: - MM – 7

    Experiments:-
    1.
    (a) To prepare a temporary stained mount of onion peel
    (b) To prepare a temporary stained mount of human cheek cells
    2. To observe the onion peel cells placed in hypertonic solution under the
    microscope.
    3. To identify and study the characteristic features of following tissues.
    a. Parenchyma
    b. Sclerenchyma
    c. Striated muscle fiber
    d. Nervous tissue

    4. To study the characteristic of following plant specimen.


    a) Spirogyra and Agaricus
    b) Moss and FERN
    c) Pinus

    ANNUAL EXAM SYLLABUS


    CLASS IX
    FRENCH

    SECTION – 15 Marks
    Comprehension

    SECTION – B 30 Marks
    Letter writing (informal) (10 marks)
    Dialgue
    Message
    Recipe
    Advertisement/Travel brochure
    2/11/2009
    SYLL AB US
    Météo (Weather bulletin)
    Post Card

    SECTION – C 40 Marks
    Articles (Definite, indefinite, partitive, contracted)
    Prepositions
    Relative Pronouns
    Personal Pronouns
    Jumbled sentences (Trouvez la phrase)
    Editing sentences (Corrigez)
    Trouvez la question
    Negatives
    Possessive, demonstrative and qualifying adjectives
    Verbs in all tenses.
    (Présent, Passé Composé, Futur Simple, Futur Proche, Passé Recent,
    Impératif, Imparfait, Le Coditionnel Présent, Le Conditionnel Passé, Le Plus
    – que – Parfait )

    SECTION – D
    Lessons 6-10 15 Marks

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