Biology, SSC-Punjab Class 9. This chapter is split into 29 topics and has
696 practice questions. The topics covered are listed below, followed by
10 free sample questions from the chapter.
Topics in this chapter
Biomolecules: definitions, major types, and metabolism26 questions
Sources and functions of carbohydrates24 questions
Sources and functions of proteins25 questions
Nucleic acids: RNA structure and types25 questions
Disaccharides and polysaccharides26 questions
Lipids: glycerol, fatty acids, fats, and phospholipids26 questions
Nucleic acids: nucleotide structure and DNA26 questions
Carbohydrates: definition and monosaccharides26 questions
The working of DNA and RNA: transcription and translation26 questions
Sources and functions of lipids24 questions
Proteins: structure and amino acids26 questions
Biomolecules table: which molecule, where and what it does22 questions
Dry mass of protoplasm: percentages and calculations23 questions
Biochemistry, molecular biology and metabolism: scenarios23 questions
Carbohydrate formula and atom counts23 questions
Monosaccharides: pentoses, hexoses and the structure figures23 questions
Mono-, di- and polysaccharides compared23 questions
Carbohydrate sources and roles: classify and apply23 questions
Amino acids: structure, counts and calculations25 questions
Proteins: match the protein with its job24 questions
Lipid structure: glycerol, fatty acids, fats and phospholipids23 questions
Lipid sources and functions: scenarios and classification22 questions
Nucleotides and the building blocks of DNA24 questions
DNA base pairing: complementary strands and hydrogen-bond counts24 questions
DNA versus RNA: structure, bases and location23 questions
RNA types and transcription: reading base sequences22 questions
Gene expression: transcription and translation in the cell23 questions
Chapter 6 exercise: MCQs, short and long questions23 questions
Identify the biomolecule and its building block23 questions
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