GkSeries.com

CBSE class 9 Science Quiz | CBSE class 9 Science Quiz and Answers

161 Apiculture deals with
[A] Bee Keeping
[B] Rearing Silk Moths
[C] Rearing Pigs
[D] Rearing Cows and Buffaloes
Answer: Bee Keeping
162 Which of the following is not a type of biotic stress?
[A] frost
[B] nematodes
[C] diseases
[D] insect
Answer: frost

DOWNLOAD CURRENT AFFAIRS PDF FROM APP

163 Which is the oldest breeding method?
[A] selection
[B] introduction
[C] hybridization
[D] mutation
Answer: introduction
164 Which of the following is an incorrect statement regarding improvement in crop production?
[A] Tallness is desired in cereals.
[B] Profuse branching is good for fodder crops
[C] Variety resistance to biotic stress is a good factor to improve crops.
[D] Shorter duration of crop from sowing to harvesting is better option.
Answer: Tallness is desired in cereals.
165 Which of the following is not included in 'organic farming'?
[A] chemical fertilizers
[B] green manures
[C] compost and vermi-compost
[D] crop rotation
Answer: chemical fertilizers
166 Cereals largely fulfill which of the following energy requirement?
[A] Carbohydrates
[B] Minerals
[C] Proteins
[D] Node
Answer: Carbohydrates
167 Which one of the following species of honey bee is an Italian species?
[A] Apis mellifera
[B] Apis cerana indica
[C] Apis dorsata
[D] Apis florae
Answer: Apis mellifera
168 Which one is not a source of carbohydrate?
[A] Gram
[B] Sorghum
[C] Rice
[D] Millets
Answer: Gram
169 The SI unit of wavelength is
[A] metre
[B] s-1
[C] metre/second
[D] Hertz
Answer: metre
170 What type of sound waves can propagate in solids ?
[A] Longitudinal only
[B] Transverse only
[C] Either longitudinal or transverse
[D] Non mechanical waves only
Answer: Either longitudinal or transverse
171 The force of attraction between two bodies (each having mass of 1kg) are kept at a distance of 1m w.r.t. each other is:
[A] 6.7 x 10 -11 N
[B] 980 N
[C] 9.8 N
[D] 6.7 N
Answer: 6.7 x 10 -11 N

Please share this page

Click Here to Read more questions

Teacher Eligibility Test