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CONTENTS

1. Soil 2

2. Extinct and Endangered Species 4

3. Forestry and Forestry Products 6

4. Formation of Pakistan 8

5. Pakistan - I 10

6. Pakistan - II 13

7. Scientists 16

8. Ancient Civilization - China 19

9. Pests 21

10. World Population 24

11. Human Settlement 27

13. Model Papers 31

14. Scheme of Study 74

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Unit 1 SoilA. Multiple choice questions.1. Soil is formed in: (a) years (b) hundreds of years

(c) thousands of years 2. Rock particles make more than: (a) 80 percent of soil

(b) 90 percent of soil (c) 70 percent of soil 3. The most abundant minerals in the soil are: (a) gold and silver (b) lead and copper (c) clay and quartz

4. Potassium, phosphorus and the nitrogen compounds are called:

(a) nitrates (b) carbohydrates (c) acids5. Most soil is made up of: (a) two layers (b) three layers (c) four layers

6. The top layer of soil is called: (a) horizon O (b) horizon 1

(c) horizon 27. The soil in horizon A is also called: (a) best soil (b) topsoil (c) fertile soil8. The soil in horizon B is called:

(a) subsoil (b) mud soil (c) low soilB. Fill in the blanks.


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1. Dead plants and animals are decomposed by decomposers.

2. Soil organisms break down organic material releasing nitrogen gas and phosphorus.

3. The growth of plants and movement of animal through the top layers of soil make soil form faster.

4. Soil consists of rock material, minerals and organic matter.

5. Clay and quartz are the most abundant minerals in the soil.

C. Identify the layers and also explain the composition of each layer.

Horizons Composition

Oloose leaves, stems and other plant parts.

A dead or decaying animals and plants.

Brock material carried down from the top and weathered pieces of rocks from the layers below.

C organic rock material.


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Unit 2 Extinct and Endangered Species

A. Multiple choice questions.1. Percentage of the species that have gone extinct. (a) 99.9 (b) 9.99 (c) .999 (d) 99.992. Number of fossils of pre-historic animals found. (a) 1446 (b) 1664 (b) 1466 (d) 16463. The Norfolk Island Kaka was a: (a) pigeon (b) parrot

(c) fox (d) lizard4. The Falkland Islands Fox was also known as the: (a) Farrah (b) Parrah (c) Warrah (d) Darrah5. The Kauai Cave Wolf Spider is only known to live

in a few caves of: (a) African Islands (b) Hawaiian Islands

(c) Caribbean Islands (d) Maldives Islands6. The Brown Spider Monkey is a: (a) spider (b) cat (c) monkey (d) mouse7. Imperial Woodpecker was killed for making: (a) medicine (b) cloaks (c) hats (d) shoes


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8. West Caucasian Tur is a mountain: (a) lion (b) goat

(c) spider (d) horse9. The Golden Mantella is a small: (a) parrot (b) monkey (c) frog (d) dog10. There are only 250 Darwin’s Foxes on: (a) San Pedro Island (b) Chiloe Island (c) Mainland Chile (d) Caribbean IslandB. Write down the other known names of the

following animals.1. White-footed Rabbit-rat - gnar - ruck2. Falkland Islands Wolf - warrah3. King Island Emu - black Emu4. Caribbean Monk Seal - west Indian monk seal5. Kauai Cave Wolf Spider - Blind wolf spiderC. In the pictures given below, some actions are good

for animals and some are bad. Tick () the good actions and cross () the wrong.

Feeding animals in the zooBuilding bird nests

Regular medical treatment Wearing animal's fur Deforestation


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Unit 3 Forestry and Forestry ProductsA. Multiple choice questions.1. Now-a-days there are tree plantations to meet the

need of: (a) timber (b) dry fruit

(c) birds (d) mangoes2. The field of science which deals with tree plantation

is called: (a) treestry (b) forestry

(c) nursery (d) pantry3. The reason certain types of trees dominate a region

is because of a natural process called: (a) dictatorship (b) succession

(c) marshal law (d) domination4. Like all organisms plants compete for: (a) water (b) nutrients

(c) sunlight (d) all of the above

5. An ecosystem is an interdependent community of plants, animals and their:

(a) nest (b) physical environment (c) children (d) land

6. Many people fail to consider the forest industry as part of:

(a) industry (b) agriculture (c) industry and agriculture (d) mining


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7. On tree farms, trees are planted in: (a) circles (b) squares

(c) rows (d) pentagons8. The wood is composed of cells that form the:

(a) xylem of the tree (b) yxlem of the trees (c) lexmy of the trees (d) mexly of the trees

9. Lumber from slow growing trees will be: (a) lower quality (b) medium quality

(c) higher quality (d) can be all of the above10. Low quality wood between high quality wood sheets

is called:

(a) veneer (b) plywood (c) timber (d) lumber

B. Fill in the blanks.1. Logs that are of sufficient quality for sawing into

lumber are processed at sawmills.2. The outside layers of the log that are cut off are

called slabs.3. The best quality lumber is used in the furniture

industry.4. The lumber is placed in large ovens called kilns to

cure and dry the wood.5. A veneer is a thin sheet of wood that is less than 0.25

inch thick.6. A veneer is debarked and heated in hot water or

steam to soften the wood. It is called a bolt.7. Plywood is used extensively in the construction

industry.


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Unit 4 Formation of PakistanA. Multiple choice questions.

1. The Muslims of the subcontinent had always considered the British to be their:

(a) enemy (b) friends

(c) allies (d) neighbours

2. The British had put all the blame for the revolt on the:

(a) Hindus (b) Muslims

(c) Sikhs (d) parsees

3. Urdu was the official language of the subcontinent since:

(a) 1625 (b) 1725

(c) 1825 (d) 1925

4. Mr. Shakespeare was the Governor of:

(a) Lahore (b) Banaras

(c) Lucknow (d) Karachi

5. Lord Curzon divided this province into two provinces.

(a) Balochistan (b) Assam

(c) Bengal (d) Punjab


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6. The first round table conference was held in November 1930 in:

(a) Germany (b) New York

(c) London (d) Tokyo

7. On 23rd March 1940 the Pakistan Resolution was moved and:

(a) rejected (b) passed (c) kept for consideration (d) send to British

8. Nawab Viqar-ul-mulk was appointed the President of:

(a) All India Muslim League (b) Congress

(c) Pakistan (d) India


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Unit 5 Pakistan-IA. Multiple choice questions.1. There are 24 districts in: (a) Balochistan (b) Punjab (c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (d) Sindh

2. The ceremonial head of the government is: (a) President (b) Prime Minister (c) Governor (d) Chief Minister3. Haleji Lake is the largest: (a) national park of the country (b) bird sanctuary of the country

(c) theme park of the country (d) none of the above4. Ajrak is a block printed: (a) kurta (b) cap (c) shawl (d) turban5. The parts of Balochistan ruled by the Muslims were

called: (a) Turan (b) Thatta (c) Buran (d) Buttan6. The economy of Balochistan is largely based upon

the production of natural gas and: (a) oil (b) crops (c) livestock (d) minerals


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7. Balochis are generally: (a) nomads (b) farmers (c) miners (d) fighters8. Most of the Punjab consists of: (a) mountains (b) deserts (c) plateaus (d) plains 9. Punjab economy mainly depends on: (a) industry (b) agriculture

(c) minerals (d) tourism 10. Kalar Kahar Lake is a very well known tourist point

in: (a) Punjab (b) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (c) Gilgit-Baltistan (d) Kashmir

B. Complete the table.

Punjab Sindh Balochistan

Number of districts 36 24 32

Number of members in the National Assembly

183 75 17


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Number of members in the Provincial Assembly

371 168 65

Reserved seats of women in the Provincial Assembly

66 30 11

Reserved seats for minorities in the Provincial Assembly

8 8 3

Reserved seats for women in National Assembly

35 14 3

Provincial capital Lahore Karachi Quetta

Major cities FasialabadMultan

HyderabadLarkana

KalatBolan


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Unit 6 Pakistan-IIA. Multiple choice questions.1. Early history tells us that the Iranians ruled this area. (a) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa(b) Sindh (c) Punjab (d) Gitgit-Baltistan2. Mahmood Ghaznavi was the first Muslim ruler to

conqueror: (a) Sindh (b) Balochistan (c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (d) Punjab 3. The largest ethnic group in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is

the: (a) Balochis (b) Punjabis (c) Pathans (d) Sindhis 4. Gilgit-Baltistan was formerly known as: (a) western areas (b) eastern areas (c) southern areas (d) northern areas 5. There is evidence that people lived here before1000

BC. (a) Gilgit-Baltistan (b) Kashmir (c) Balochistan (d) Punjab 6. Gigit-Baltistan is a: (a) province (b) tribal area (c) autonomous territory (d) disputed area


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7. The Shina language is the second major language of: (a) Kashmir (b) Gilgit-Baltistan

(c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (d) Balochistan 8. Earliest historical sites of Kashmir are dated to: (a) 2000 BC (b) 3000 BC (c) 4000 BC (d) 5000 BC 9. Ramkot Fort is an ancient fort situated beside the: (a) Tarbela Dam (b) Mangla Dam

(c) Rawal Dam (d) Khan Pur Dam10. Rouf is a traditional: (a) dance (b) song (c) food (d) musical instrumentB. Complete the table.

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Gilgit Baltistan Kashmir

Number of districts 26 8 10

Number of members in the National Assembly

43

Number of members in the Provincial Assembly

124 33 49


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Reserved seats for women in the Provincial Assembly

22 6 5

Reserved seats for minorities in the Provincial Assembly

3

Reserved seats for women in National Assembly

8

Provincial capital Peshwar Gilgit Muzaffarabad

Major cities Abbotabad

Kohat

Skardu

Hunza

Bagh

Mirpur


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Unit 7 ScientistsA. Multiple choice questions.

1. Chemists study the composition of:

(a) matter (b) energy

(c) minerals (d) fossils

2. Biologists study organisms and their relationship with:

(a) other organisms (b) environment

(c) both (a+b) (d) none of the above

3. Astronomist is a scientist who studies:

(a) planets (b) stars

(c) moons (d) celestial objects

4. Oceanologist is also called:

(a) oceanographer (b) marine scientist

(c) both (a+b) (d) none of the above

5. Seismologists search for:

(a) oil and minerals (b) life on other planets

(c) microscopic animals (d) weather patterns

6. A geometer can also be referred as:

(a) mathematician (b) geologist

(c) mineralogist (d) none of the above


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7. An ethologist is a person who studies:

(a) plant behaviour (b) animal behaviour

(c) cells in human body (d) fossils

8. A paleontologist specializes in the study of:

(a) cells (b) bones

(c) fossils (d) vitamins

9. A glaciologist is a person who studies:

(a) volcanoes (b) glaciers

(c) glaciers and volcanoes (d) bones

10. Cryptographer is a person who practices and studies the art of:

(a) fighting (b) warfare

(c) law enforcement (d) none of the above

B. Identify the following scientists.1. A person discovered bones of pre-historic animals.

(Paleontalogist)

2. A person studying the topography of the moon.

(Topographer)

3. A person is experimenting to make a new medicine.

(Chemist)

4. A person who made atomic bomb.

(Physicist)


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5. A person studying animals in their natural environment. (Biologist)

6. A person looking for new planets.

(Astronomist)

7. A person working in the bottom of the ocean.

(Oceanologist)

8. A person operating seismograph.

(Seismologist)

9. A person is trying to decode enemy’s message.

(Cryptographer)

10. A person compiling data about literacy in Pakistan.

(Demographer)

11. A person trying to figure out migration pattern of whales. (Ethologist)

12. A person working on the top of volcanic mountain.

(Volcanologist)

13. A person is predicting weather.

(Meteorologist)


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Unit 8 Ancient Civilization - ChinaA. Multiple choice questions.1. In the world China is the: (a) largest (b) poorest (c) richest (d) most populated

2. Shang Dyansty left behind their records written on: (a) turtle shells (b) paper (c) skins (d) walls3. The Shang Dynasty was attacked by the: (a) Xia Dynasty (b) Ming Dynasty (c) Zhon Dynasty (d) Qin Dynasty4. The first unified Chinese state was established by: (a) Kublai Khan (b) Qin Shi Huang

(c) Li Zicheng (d) Changez Khan5. The Tang Dynasty was known as the: (a) golden age (b) stone age (c) bronze age (d) silver age6. The Song Dynasty was known as the age of: (a) war (b) poverty (c) inventions (d) discovery7. The Song Dynasty established first: (a) Chinese army (b) Chinese air force (c) Chinese democracy (d) Chinese navy


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8. A Mongol leader, Kublai Khan established a: (a) Ming Dynasty (b) Yuan Dynasty

(c) Zhou Dynasty (d) Sang Dynasty9. The Yuan Dynasty was over thrown by a: (a) peasant (b) cobbler (c) general (c) minister10. The Republic of China was established in: (a) 1812 (b) 1912

(c) 1922 (d) 1948B. Complete the table with the information of

Chinese Dynasties.Name of Dynasties

Ruled for No. of years from — to Highlights

Xia 2200bc-1700bcShangZhon

17th century BC- 11th century11th century BC - 5th Bc

Jade, bronze & organized areias

Qin 221 BC - 206 BC Great wall of china startedHan 206 B - 220 AD Paper was inventedSui 580 AD - 614 ADTang 8th century Golden age, buddhism

was practicedSong -1279 Paper currencyYuan 1271 AD - 1368 ADMing 1368 AD - 1644 AD Strongest navySungQing -1912


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Unit 9 PetsA. Multiple choice questions.1. In North America, insects destroy about:

(a) 10 percent of all crops

(b) 20 percent of all crops

(c) 25 percent of all crops

(d) 30 percent of all crops

2. The pesticides that kill insects are called:

(a) insects killer

(b) insecticides

(c) pesticides

(d) fertilizers

3. Pesticide can harm:

(a) people

(b) wildlife

(c) people and wildlife

(d) none of the above

4. Persistent pesticides accumulate in the:

(a) water

(b) soil

(c) air

(d) water and soil


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5. One of best known and most persistent pesticide is:

(a) DTT

(b) DDT

(c) TTD

(d) TDT

6. Pests can develop the ability to tolerate a particular pesticide.

(a) Yes

(b) no

(c) may be

(d) never heard of it

7. Another reason that insects are safe from pesticides is because they may have a special:

(a) DNA

(b) skin

(c) gene


8. Roaches can be repelled by the smell of:

(a) bay leaves

(b) sunflower

(c) melon

(d) honey


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9. If your pet has a problem with ticks or fleas, try feeding the animal:

(a) vitamin C (b) vitamin B (c) vitamin D (d) vitamin K10. Ticks and fleas can also be repelled by spraying

animal with the mixture of: (a) sugar and salt (b) milk and honey (c) red chilli pepper and peppermint (d) rosemary and water

B. Join the following.

Column A Column B

DDT roach trap

BT ticks and fleas repellent

Brewer’s yeast bacterium

Fresh lemon biodegradable

Persistent pesticide X-rays

Honey in the jar pesticide

Can be broken into harmless substance

ant repellent

Sterile male insects DDT


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Unit 10 World PopulationA. Multiple choice questions.1. Population refers to the collection of: (a) plants (b) animals (c) human beings (d) living things2. The distribution of population is: (a) never uniform

(b) always uniform (c) may or may not be uniform (d) none of the above3. Which is the most populated continent of the world? (a) Europe (b) Asia (c) Africa (d) South America4. Which is the most populated country in the world? (a) India (b) United States (c) Russia (d) China

5. Which is the most populated city in the world? (a) Shangai (b) Karachi (c) New York (d) Tokyo6. Which is the most densely populated city in the

world? (a) Vatican city (b) Mumbai (c) Karachi (d) Manila


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7. Which is the most densely populated country in the world?

(a) China (b) Singapore (c) Bangladesh (d) Hong Kong8. A fast growth in population is called a population: (a) blast (b) expansion (c) explosion (d) tsunami9. A movement of population from one place to another

is called: (a) transfer (b) migration (c) travelling (d) none of the above10. The movement within a country from one place to

another is called: (a) external migration (b) emigration (c) immigration (d) internal migration

B. Complete the following tables.Most populated continents Least populated continents

Asia AustraliaAfrica AmericaEurope North AmericaNorth America EuropeSouth America AfricaAustralia Asia

Most populated countries Least populated countries

China Pitcam Islands


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India Vaticam cityUnited States TokelauIndonesia NiueBrazil Alkland IslandsPakistan Saint Helena

Most densely populated countries Most densely populated citiesSingapore ManilaHong Kong BogorBahrain TitagarhBangladesh BarangerTaiwan SeramporeMauritius Pateros

Least densely populated continents Least densely populated countriesAustralia GreenlandS. America Falkland IslandsNorth America Western SaharaAfrica MangoliaEurope French QuianaAsia Namibia


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Unit 11 Human SettlementA. Multiple choice questions.1. A settlement is a place where some buildings are

made to live on: (a) temporary basis

(b) permanent basis (c) both (d) none of the above2. Human settlement consists of physical: (a) elements (b) services

(c) elements and services (d) none of the above3. Human settlement can be categorized in:

(a) two types (b) four types (c) seven types (d) nine types4. The smallest human settlement is called: (a) rural settlement (b) urban settlement (c) hamlet

(d) thorpe


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5. There is no school or even a mosque in a:

(a) hamlet

(b) village

(c) town

(d) city

6. Schools here provide primary level education.

(a) village

(b) town

(c) city

(d) primate city

7. For master level education people have to travel to:

(a) thorpe

(b) hamlet

(c) town

(d) city

8. These settlements are always big.

(a) rural settlements

(b) urban settlements

(c) both



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9. The settlement which is built near a river, canal or road is called:

(a) dispersed settlement (b) nucleated settlement (c) planned settlement

(d) linear settlement

10. In time urban settlements became famous for different kinds of activities. These activities are known as:

(a) urban commodities

(b) urban functions

(c) urban trades (d) urban worksB. Re-arrange the settlements according to their

size.

Primate city Thrope

Thorpe Hamlet

City Village

Megalopolis city Town

Village City

Cosmopolitan city Primate City

Hamlet Cosmopolitan City

Town Megalopolis City


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C. Identify the following settlements.1. Its population is mostly 15 to 30 people. Thrope2. It is bigger than hamlet. It has primary level

education. Village3. It is a large city and considered a best place to be all

over the world. Megalopolis4. This city is considered an important trading center in

the region. Cosmopolitan City5. It is a largest city in a country. Primate City6. This settlement is bigger than a village and smaller

than a city. Town7. Its population is 100 to 150 people and it has no school

or mosque. Hamlet8. What is New York? Megalopolis City9. What kind of settlements are Dubai and Singapore?

Cosmopolitan10. Which settlement has Supreme Court and legislative

assembly? Primate City


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Model Paper-1(1st Term)

Time Allowed: 2 Hours Total Marks: 50

Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on tourist attraction of Punjab.2. What was two nation theory of Sir Syed Ahmad

Khan?3. Write a note on forestry.4. What is Golden Mantella?Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. Dead plants and animals are decomposed by _____.2. Soil organisms break down organic material

releasing ________ and ________.3. The lumber is placed in large ovens called ________

to cure and dry the wood.4. Plywood is used extensively in the ______ industry.5. Black Emu is an___________.Q.3. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. There are 24 districts in: (a) Balochistan (b) Punjab (c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (d) Sindh2. The ceremonial head of the government is: (a) President (b) Prime Minister (c) Governor (d) Chief Minister


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3. The Muslims of the subcontinent had always considered the British to be their:

(a) enemy (b) friends (c) allies (d) neighbours4. Mr. Shakespeare was the Governor of: (a) Lahore (b) Banaras (c) Lucknow (d) Karachi5. The field of science which deals with tree plantation

is called: (a) treestry (b) forestry (c) nursery (d) pantryQ.4. Write down the known names of the following

animals: 51. White-footed Rabbit-rat2. Falkland Islands Wolf3. King Island Emu4. Caribbean Monk Seal5. Kauai Cave Wolf SpiderQ.5. Identify the layers and also explain the

composition of each layer. 5

Horizons Composition


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on the economy of Balochistan.2. What were the main clauses of Lucknow Pact?3. What are the advantages of the forests?4. Explain with an example that there are different

kinds of soil.Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. The growth of plants and movement of animals

through the top layers of soil make soil form _____.2. Soil consists of rock material, ________ and organic

matter.3. The outside layers of the log that are cut off are

called ________.4. A veneer is debarked and heated in hot water or

steam to soften the wood. It is called a ________.5. The modern-day extinction record exists of the last

__________ years.Q.3. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. Soil is formed in: (a) years (b) hundreds of years (c) thousands of years2. The most abundant minerals in the soil are: (a) gold and silver (b) lead and copper (c) clay and quartz


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3. Most soil is made up of: (a) two layers (b) three layers (c) four layers4. The Norfolk Island Kaka was a: (a) pigeon (b) parrot (c) fox (d) lizard5. The Kauai Cave Wolf Spider is only known to live

in a few caves of: (a) African Islands (b) Hawaiian Islands (c) Caribbean Islands (d) Maldives IslandsQ.4. Complete the table. 5

Punjab Sindh BalochistanNumber of districts Number of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly



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Q.5. Write the missing information. 5 Pakistan Area: _____________________ National animal: _____________________ National bird: _____________________ National flower: _____________________ National tree: _____________________


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on composition of soil.2. Explain pre-historic extinction.3. What kind of wood is best for furniture and how it is

formed?4. Write a note on famous personalities of Sindh.Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. Logs that are of sufficient quality for sawing into

lumber are processed at ________.2. A veneer is a thin sheet of ________ that is less than

________ inch thick.3. Soil organisms break down organic material

releasing ________ and ________.4. Soil consists of rock material, ________ and organic

matter.5. The golden mantella is a native of__________.Q.3. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. Ajrak is a block printed: (a) kurta (b) cap (c) shawl (d) turban2. Punjab economy mainly depends on: (a) industry (b) agriculture (c) minerals (d) tourism


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3. The British had put all the blame for the revolt on the:

(a) Hindus (b) Muslims (c) Sikhs (d) Parsees4. On 23rd March 1940 the Pakistan Resolution was

moved and: (a) rejected (b) passed (c) kept for consideration (d) sent to British5. An ecosystem is an interdependent community of

plants, animals and their: (a) nest (b) physical environment (c) children (d) landQ.4. Complete the table. 5




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Q.5. Write the missing information. 5 Pakistan Area: _____________________ National animal: _____________________ National bird: _____________________ National flower: _____________________ National tree: _____________________


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on government of Sindh.2. Why was All India Muslim League formed? Who

were its founding members?3. What is forest succession?4. What are the causes of modern-day extinction?Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. Dead plants and animals are decomposed by _____.2. ________ and ________ are the most abundant

minerals in the soil.3. The best quality lumber is used in the ________

industry.4. Plywood is used extensively in the ______ industry.5. Imperial woodpeckers are killed by locals to use in

making _______________.Q.3. Multiple choice questions.1. Rock particles make more than: (a) 80 percent of soil (b) 90 percent of soil (c) 70 percent of soil2. The Top layer of soil is called: (a) horizon O (b) horizon 1 (c) horizon 2


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3. Imperial Woodpecker was killed for making:

(a) medicine

(b) cloaks

(c) hats

(d) shoes

4. There are only 250 Darwin’s Foxes on:

(a) San Pedro Island

(b) Chiloe Island

(c) Mainland Chile

(d) Caribbean Island

5. The wood is composed of cells that form the:

(a) xylem of the tree

(b) yxlem of the trees

(c) lexmy of the trees

(d) mexly of the trees

Q.4. Write the missing information. 5 Balochistan Area: _____________________

Provincial animal: _____________________

Provincial bird: _____________________

Provincial flower: _____________________

Provincial tree: _____________________


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Q.5. In the pictures given below, some actions are good for animals and some are bad. Tick () the good actions and cross () the wrong. 5

DeforestationRegular medical

treatment

Wearing animal’s fur

Building bird nests

Feeding animals in the zoo


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Model Paper-1(2nd Term)


Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. How old is China’s civilization?2. What marine scientists do?3. Write a note on history of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.4. Write a note on geographical position and main

cities of Gilgit-Baltistan.Q.2. Complete the table. 5

Khyber PakhtunkhwaNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capitalMajor cities


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Q.3. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person discovered bones of pre-historic animals.2. A person studying the topography of the moon.3. A person is experimenting to make a new medicine.4. A person who made atomic bomb.5. A person who studies animal behaviour.Q.4. Complete the table with the information of

Chinese Dynasties. 5

Name of Dynasties

Ruled for No. of years from – to

Highlights

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. Early history tells us that the Iranians ruled this area. (a) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (b) Sindh (c) Punjab (d) Gitgit-Baltistan2. Mahmood Ghaznavi was the first Muslim ruler to

conqueror: (a) Sindh (b) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (c) Balochistan (d) Punjab3. Chemists study the composition of: (a) matter (b) energy (c) minerals (d) fossils


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4. Biologists study organisms and their relationship with:

(a) other organisms (b) environment (c) both (a+b) (d) none of the above5. In the world China is the: (a) largest (b) poorest (c) richest (d) most populated


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on geographical position and main

cities of Gilgit-Baltistan.2. Write a note on famous personalities of Kashmir.3. What is the difference between ethologist and

cytologist?4. Which were the earliest dynasties of China?Q.2. Complete the table. 5

Gilgit BaltistanNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capitalMajor cities


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Q.3. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person studying animals in their natural

environment.2. A person looking for new planets.3. A person working in the bottom of the ocean.4. A person operating seismograph.5. A person who studies volcanoes.Q.4. Complete the table with the information of


Name of Dynasties


Highlights

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The first unified Chinese state was established by: (a) Kublai Khan (b) Qin Shi Haung (c) Li Zicheng (d) Changez Khan2. A Mangol leader, Kublai Khan established a: (a) Ming Dynasty (b) Yuan Dynasty (c) Zhou Dynasty (d) Sang Dynasty3. Astronomist is a scientist who studies: (a) planets (b) stars (c) moons (d) celestial objects


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4. Oceanologist is also called: (a) oceanographer (b) marine scientist (c) both (a+b) (d) none of the above5. Rouf is a traditional: (a) dance (b) song (c) food (d) musical instrument


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Which were the earliest dynasties of China?2. What were the highlights of Shang and Zhou

Dynasties?3. Write a note on toxicologist.4. Who is meteorologist? He studies weather or climate.Q.2. Complete the table. 5

KashmirNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capitalMajor cities


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Q.3. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person is trying to decode enemy’s message.2. A person compiling data about literacy in Pakistan.3. A person trying to figure out migration pattern of

whales.4. A person working on the top of volcanic mountain.5. A person is predicting weather.Q.4. Complete the table with the information of


Name of Dynasties


Highlights

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. Gilgit-Baltistan is a: (a) province (b) tribal area (c) autonomous territory (d) disputed area2. Ramkot Fort is an ancient fort situated beside the: (a) Tarbela Dam (b) Mangla Dam (c) Rawal Dam (d) Khan Pur Dam


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3. Seismologists search for: (a) oil and minerals (b) life on other planets (c) microscopic animals (d) weather patterns4. A geometer can also be referred as: (a) mathematician (b) geologist (c) mineralogist (d) none of the above5. The Republic of China was established in: (a) 1812 (b) 1912 (c) 1922 (d) 1948


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. What were the highlights of Han Dynasty?2. In your opinion, which of China’s inventions

changed the world?3. What is the difference between demographer and

topographer?4. Write a note on government structure of Khyber

Pakhtunkhwa.Q.2. Complete the table. 5

Khyber PakhtunkhwaNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capitalMajor cities


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Q.3. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person looking for new planets.2. A person working in the bottom of the ocean.3. A person operating seismograph.4. A person is trying to decode enemy’s message.5. A person compiling data about literacy in Pakistan.Q.4. Write the missing information. 5 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Area: _____________________ Provincial animal: _____________________ Provincial bird: _____________________ Provincial flower: _____________________ Provincial tree: _____________________Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The largest ethnic group in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is

the: (a) Balochis (b) Punjabis (c) Pathans (d) Sindhis2. Gilgit-Baltistan was formerly known as: (a) western areas (b) eastern areas (c) southern areas (d) northern areas3. An ethologist is a person who studies: (a) plant behaviour (b) animal behaviour (c) fossils (d) cells in human body


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4. A palaeontologist specializes in the study of: (a) cells (b) bones (c) fossils (d) vitamins5. Shang Dynasty left behind their records written

on: (a) turtle shells (b) paper (c) skins (d) walls


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Model Paper-1(3rd Term)


Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Name the types of human settlements.2. Name kinds of settlements by size.3. Explain population growth of the world.4. Are pests a serious problem?Q.2. Complete the following tables. 10

Most populated continents Least populated continents

Q.3. Re-arrange the settlements according to their size. 5

Primate cityThorpe

City

Megalopolis city


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Q.4. Join the following: 5

Column A Column BDDT bacteriumBT Ticks and fleas repellentBrewer’s yeast Presistent Pesticide Fresh lemon ant repellent

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. In North America, insects destroy about: (a) 10 percent of all crops (b) 20 percent of all crops (c) 25 percent of all crops (d) 30 percent of all crops2. The pesticides that kill insects are called: (a) insects killer (b) insecticides (c) pesticides (d) fertilizers3. Which is the most populated continent of the world? (a) Europe (b) Asia (c) Africa (d) South America4. Which is the most populated country in the world? (a) India (b) United States (c) Russia (d) China5. A settlement is a place where some buildings are

made to live on: (a) temporary basis (b) permanent basis (c) both (d) none of the above


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Why pests destroy more plants in fields than in

forests?2. What are the drawbacks of pesticides?3. Write a note on different kinds of migrations.4. Write main characteristics of rural settlements.Q.2 Complete the following tables. 5

Most populated countries Least populated countries

Q.3. Identify the following settlements. 5×21. Its population is mostly 15 to 30 people.2. It is bigger than hamlet. It has primary level

education.3. It is a large city and considered a best place to be all

over the world.4. This city is considered an important trading center in

the region.


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5. It is a largest city in a country.Q.4. Re-arrange the settlements according to their

size. 5

VillageCosmopolitan cityHamletTown

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The smallest human settlement is called: (a) rural settlement (b) urban settlement (c) hamlet (d) thorpe2. For master level education people have to travel to: (a) thorpe (b) hamlet (c) town (d) city3. Population refers to the collection of: (a) plants (b) animals (c) human beings (d) living things4. Which is the most populated city in the world? (a) Shangai (b) Karachi (c) New York (d) Tokyo5. Pests can develop the ability to tolerate a particular

pesticide. (a) Yes (b) no (c) may be (d) never heard of it


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. What is meant by human settlement?2. Write main characteristics of urban settlements.3. How can we calculate the density of population

in a particular area? Also calculate the population density of the world.

4. How can we eliminate pests naturally from our homes?

Q.2 Complete the following tables. 10

Most densely populated countries

Most densely populated cities


VillageCosmopolitan cityHamletTown


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Q.4. Join the following: 5

Column A Column BPersistent pesticide Roach trapHoney in the jar BiodegradableCan be broken into harmless substance

X-rays

Sterile male insects DDT

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The settlement which is built near a river, canal or

road is called: (a) dispersed settlement (b) nucleated settlement (c) planned settlement (d) linear settlement2. In time urban settlements became famous for

different kinds of activities. These activities are known as:

(a) urban commodities (b) urban functions (c) urban trades (d) urban works3. Which is the most densely populated city in the

world? (a) Vatican City (b) Mumbai (c) Karachi (d) Manila


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4. A movement of population from one place to another is called:

(a) transfer (b) migration (c) travelling (d) none of the above5. Persistent pesticides accumulate in the: (a) water (b) soil (c) air (d) water and soil


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on biological pest control.2. Why people migrate?3. Explain problems created by over population.4. Name kinds of settlements by type.Q.2. Complete the following tables. 5

Least densely populated continents

Most densely populated countries

Q.3. Identify the following settlements. 5×21. This settlement is bigger than a village and smaller

than a city.2. Its population is 100 to 150 people and it has no

school or mosque.3. What is New York?4. What kind of settlements are Dubai and Singapore?5. Which settlement has Supreme Court and legislative

assembly?


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Primate cityThorpeCity Megalopolis city

Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. Human settlement consists of physical: (a) elements (b) services (c) elements and services (d) none of the above2. There is no school or even a mosque in a: (a) hamlet (b) village (c) town (d) city3. The distribution of population is: (a) never uniform (b) always uniform (c) may or may not be uniform (d) none of the above4. A fast growth in population is called a population: (a) blast (b) expansion (c) explosion (d) tsunami5. Pesticide can harm: (a) people (b) wildlife (c) people and wildlife (d) none of the above


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Model Paper-1(Final Term)


Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. What is Golden Mantella?2. Write a note on tourist attraction of Punjab.3. How old is China’s civilization?4. Write a note on toxicologist.Q.2. Complete the table. 5

KashmirNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capital

Q.3. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person discovered bones of pre-historic animals.


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2. A person studying the topography of the moon.3. A person is experimenting to make a new medicine.4. A person who made atomic bomb.5. A person who search for new planets.Q.4. Write down the known names of the following

animals: 51. White-footed Rabbit-rat2. Falkland Islands Wolf3. King Island Emu4. Caribbean Monk Seal5. Kauai Cave Wolf SpiderQ.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The wood is composed of cells that form the: (a) xylem of the tree (b) yxlem of the trees (c) lexmy of the trees (d) mexly of the trees2. Soil is formed in: (a) years (b) hundreds of years (c) thousands of years3. In the world China is the: (a) largest (b) poorest (c) richest (d) most populated4. Which is the most populated country in the world? (a) India (b) United States (c) Russia (d) China5. A settlement is a place where some buildings are

made to live on: (a) temporary basis (b) permanent basis (c) both (d) none of the above


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Explain with an example that there are different

kinds of soil.2. Write a note on famous personalities of Sindh.3. What marine scientists do?4. Name the types of human settlements.Q.2. Complete the table. 5

Khyber PakhtunkhwaNumber of districtsNumber of members in the National AssemblyNumber of members in the Provincial Assembly Reserved seats for women in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for minorities in the Provincial AssemblyReserved seats for women in National AssemblyProvincial capital


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Q.3. Write the missing information. 5 Pakistan Area: _____________________ National animal: _____________________ National bird: _____________________ National flower: _____________________ National tree: _____________________Q.4. Identify the following scientists. 5×21. A person looking for new planets.2. A person working in the bottom of the ocean.3. A person operating seismograph.4. A person is trying to decode enemy’s message.5. A person compiling data about literacy in Pakistan.Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. In the world China is the: (a) largest (b) poorest (c) richest (d) most populated2. Rouf is a traditional: (a) dance (b) song (c) food (d) musical instrument3. Rock particles make more than: (a) 80 percent of soil (b) 90 percent of soil (c) 70 percent of soil


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4. There is no school or even a mosque in a: (a) hamlet (b) village (c) town (d) city5. Pesticide can harm: (a) people (b) wildlife (c) people and wildlife (d) none of the above


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on biological pest control.2. Write a note on geographical position and main

cities of Gilgit-Baltistan.3. Why was All India Muslim League formed? Who

were its founding members?4. What are the causes of modern-day extinction?Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. The lumber is placed in large ovens called ________

to cure and dry the wood.2. Plywood is used extensively in the ______ industry.3. Dead plants and animals are decomposed by _____.4. ________ and ________ are the most abundant

minerals in the soil.Q.3. In the picture given below some actions are good

for animals and some are bad. Tick () the good actions and cross () the wrong. 5

DeforestationRegular medical treatment


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Wearing animal’s fur

Building bird nests

Feeding animals in the zoo

Q.3. Identify the following settlements. 51. Its population is mostly 15 to 30 people.2. It is bigger than hamlet. It has primary level

education.3. It is a large city and considered a best place to be all

over the world.4. This city is considered an important trading center in

the region.5. It is a largest city in a country.Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The Norfolk Island Kaka was a: (a) pigeon (b) parrot (c) fox (d) lizard2. On 23rd March 1940 the Pakistan Resolution was


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moved and: (a) rejected (b) passed (c) kept for consideration (d) send to British3. Which is the most populated city in the world? (a) Shangai (b) Karachi (c) New York (d) Tokyo4. Human settlement consists of physical: (a) elements (b) services (c) elements and services (d) none of the above5. The Top layer of soil is called: (a) horizon O (b) horizon 1 (c) horizon 2


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Q.1. Answer the following questions. 4×51. Write a note on the economy of Balochistan.2. What are the advantages of the forests?3. Which were the earliest dynasties of China?4. How can we calculate the density of population

in a particular area? Also calculate the population density of the world.

Q.2. Fill in the blanks. 5×21. Soil organisms break down organic material

releasing ________ and ________.2. Soil consists of rock material, ________ and organic

matter.3. The best quality lumber is used in the ________

industry.4. Plywood is used extensively in the ______ industry.5. The golden mantella is a native of __________.Q.3. Write the missing information. 5 Punjab Area: _____________________ Provincial animal: _____________________ Provincial bird: _____________________ Provincial flower: _____________________ Provincial tree: _____________________


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Q.4. Complete the table. 5



Q.5. Multiple choice questions. 5×21. The British had put all the blame for the revolt on

the: (a) Hindus (b) Muslims (c) Sikhs (d) Parsees2. Imperial Woodpecker was killed for making: (a) medicine (b) cloaks (c) hats (d) shoes3. A palaeontologist specializes in the study of: (a) cells (b) bones (c) fossils (d) vitamins


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4. The first unified Chinese state was established by: (a) Kublai Khan (b) Qin Shi Haung (c) Li Zicheng (d) Changez Khan5. For master level education people have to travel to: (a) thorpe (b) hamlet (c) town (d) city


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Scheme of study 34 weeks Three Terms 5/6 days a week

1st TermWEEK UNIT # NAME of UNIT PAGE #

Ist 1

SOIL: Soil Composition / Soil Horizons / Soil Formation / Soil Ecology / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

2 to 9

2nd 2

EXTINCT and ENDANGERED SPECIES: Pre-historic Extinction / Modern -day Extinction / Modernm-day Extinct Animals / Endangered Species /Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

10 to 18

3rd Revision and Test (Units 1 & 2)

4th 3

FORESTRY and FORESTRY PRODUCTS: Forest Succession / Forest Ecosystem / Forestry / Tree Farms (harvesting trees) / Forestry Products / Making Lumber / Veneer / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

19 to 28

5th 4

FORMATION OF PAKISTAN: Circumstances / Struggle for Recognition and Political Platform for the Muslims / Political Struggle of the Muslims under All India Muslim League / Struggle for Separate Homeland / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

29 to 36

6th Revision and Test (Units 3 & 4)

7th 5

PAKISTAN - 1: SINDH: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities

37 to 41

8th Revision (Units 1 to 5) 2 to 419th Preparatory Leaves

10th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) ORAL11th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) WRITTEN


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Ist 1


2 to 9

2nd 2


10 to 18


4th 3


19 to 28

5th 4


29 to 36


7th 5


37 to 41

8th Revision (Units 1 to 5) 2 to 419th Preparatory Leaves

10th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) ORAL11th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) WRITTEN

2nd TermWEEK UNIT # NAME of UNIT PAGE #

12th 5 -CONTD..

BALOCHISTAN: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities

42 to 46

13th "

PUNJAB: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

46 to 54

14th Revision and Test (Unit 5)

15th 6

PAKISTAN - II: KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities

55 to 59

16th 6 -CONTD..

GILGIT - BALTISTAN: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities

60 to 63

17th Revision and Test (Unit 6 )

18th 6 -CONTD..

KASHMIR: The Geographical Position / Main Cities / The History / The Physical Features / The Economy / Attractions / The Weather / The People, Language and Traditions / Important Personalities /Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

64 to 71

19th 7 SCIENTISTS:Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

72 to 79

20th Revision and Test (UnitS 6 & 7)21st Preparatory Leaves

22nd 2nd Term Paper (Units 5 to 7) ORAL &WRITTEN


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12th 5 -CONTD..


42 to 46

13th "


46 to 54


15th 6


55 to 59

16th 6 -CONTD..


60 to 63


18th 6 -CONTD..


64 to 71


72 to 79

20th Revision and Test (UnitS 6 & 7)21st Preparatory Leaves

22nd 2nd Term Paper (Units 5 to 7) ORAL &WRITTEN

3rd TermWEEK UNIT # NAME of UNIT PAGE #

23rd 8

ANCIENT CIVILIZATION - CHINA: Pre-historic Period / Early Dynasties in China / Shang and Zhou Dynasties / Late Dynastic Rule / The Silk Road / Silk / Paper Making / Chopsticks / Tea / Gunpowder / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

80 to 89

24th 9 & 10PESTS / WORLD POPULATION: Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

90 to 98 / 99 to 108

25th Revision and Test (Units 8, 9 & 10)

26th 11HUMAN SETTELMENT: Size & Types of Human Settlements / Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

109 to 116

27th 12 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT BIRDS: 117 to 120 28th Revision and Test (Units 11 & 12)29th Revision & Tests (1st Term)30th Revision & Tests (2nd Term)31st Revision & Tests (3rd Term)32nd Preparatory Leaves33rd 3rd Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) ORAL34th 3rd Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) WRITTEN


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23rd 8


80 to 89

24th 9 & 10PESTS / WORLD POPULATION: Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

90 to 98 / 99 to 108

25th Revision and Test (Units 8, 9 & 10)


109 to 116

27th 12 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT BIRDS: 117 to 120 28th Revision and Test (Units 11 & 12)29th Revision & Tests (1st Term)30th Revision & Tests (2nd Term)31st Revision & Tests (3rd Term)32nd Preparatory Leaves33rd 3rd Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) ORAL34th 3rd Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) WRITTEN

NOTE: Teachers may synchronize this "Scheme of Study" with our (Term Wise) "Model Papers", according to their specific needs.

Scheme of study 40 weeks Four Terms 5/6 days a week


Ist 1


2 to 9

2nd 2


10 to 18


4th 3


19 to 28

5th 4


29 to 36


7th 5


37 to 41

8th Revision (Units 1 to 5) 2 to 419th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) ORAL

10th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) WRITTEN


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Ist 1


2 to 9

2nd 2


10 to 18


4th 3


19 to 28

5th 4


29 to 36


7th 5


37 to 41

8th Revision (Units 1 to 5) 2 to 419th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) ORAL

10th 1st Term Paper (Units 1 to 5) WRITTEN


11TH 5 -CONTD..


42 to 46

12th "


46 to 54


14th 6


55 to 59

15th 6 -CONTD..


60 to 63


17th 6 -CONTD..


64 to 71


72 to 79

19th Revision and Test (UnitS 6 & 7)

20th 2nd Term Paper (Units 5 to 7) ORAL &WRITTEN


79


11TH 5 -CONTD..


42 to 46

12th "


46 to 54


14th 6


55 to 59

15th 6 -CONTD..


60 to 63


17th 6 -CONTD..


64 to 71


72 to 79

19th Revision and Test (UnitS 6 & 7)

20th 2nd Term Paper (Units 5 to 7) ORAL &WRITTEN


21st 8


80 to 89

22nd 9 & 10PESTS / WORLD POPULATION: Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

90 to 98 / 99 to 108

23rd Revision and Test (Units 8, 9 & 10)


109 to 116

25th 12 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT BIRDS: 117 to 120 26th Revision and Test (Units 11 & 12)27th Revision (Units 8 to 10) 80 to 10828th Revision (Units 11 & 12) 109 to 12029th 3rd Term Paper (Units 8 to 12) ORAL30th 3rd Term Paper (Units 8 to 12) WRITTEN

4th TermWEEK UNIT # NAME of UNIT PAGE #

31st 1st TERM (REVISION) UNITS 1 to 5 2 to 41

32nd Preparatory Tests' Week (1st Term)

33rd 2nd TERM (REVISION) UNITS 5 & 7 42 to 79

34th Preparatory Tests' Week (2nd Term)

35th 3rd TERM (REVISION) UNITS 8 & 12 80 to 120

36th Preparatory Tests' Week (3rd Term)

37th Preparatory Leave's Week 38th 4th Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) ORAL39th 4th Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) WRITTEN40th "


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21st 8


80 to 89

22nd 9 & 10PESTS / WORLD POPULATION: Questions and Answers / Objective Exercise

90 to 98 / 99 to 108

23rd Revision and Test (Units 8, 9 & 10)


109 to 116

25th 12 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT BIRDS: 117 to 120 26th Revision and Test (Units 11 & 12)27th Revision (Units 8 to 10) 80 to 10828th Revision (Units 11 & 12) 109 to 12029th 3rd Term Paper (Units 8 to 12) ORAL30th 3rd Term Paper (Units 8 to 12) WRITTEN

4th TermWEEK UNIT # NAME of UNIT PAGE #

31st 1st TERM (REVISION) UNITS 1 to 5 2 to 41

32nd Preparatory Tests' Week (1st Term)

33rd 2nd TERM (REVISION) UNITS 5 & 7 42 to 79

34th Preparatory Tests' Week (2nd Term)

35th 3rd TERM (REVISION) UNITS 8 & 12 80 to 120

36th Preparatory Tests' Week (3rd Term)

37th Preparatory Leave's Week 38th 4th Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) ORAL39th 4th Term Paper (Units 1 to 12) WRITTEN40th "

NOTE: Teachers may synchronize this "Scheme of Study" with our (Term Wise) "Model Papers", according to their specific needs.


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