Biology, SSC-KPK Class 9. This chapter is split into 28 topics and has
663 practice questions. The topics covered are listed below, followed by
10 free sample questions from the chapter.
Topics in this chapter
Data: Organization and Analysis25 questions
Malaria: Historical Background and the Discovery of Quinine26 questions
Steps of the Scientific Method: Experiment, Variables and Data Analysis25 questions
Steps of the Scientific Method: Observation, Question, and Hypothesis28 questions
Nature of Science and the Scientific Method26 questions
Malaria: King's and Ross's Mosquito Hypotheses25 questions
Malaria: Nobel Prizes and Global Control Efforts25 questions
Theory, Law and Principle24 questions
Ratio, Proportion and Mathematics in Biology26 questions
Malaria: Laveran's Discovery and the Plasmodium Hypothesis24 questions
Science and the Scientific Method: Introduction Details24 questions
Steps 1 to 3: Observation, Question and Hypothesis in Detail23 questions
Deductive and Inductive Reasoning: Examples and Differences21 questions
Experiments, Variables and Control Groups in Detail23 questions
Analysing Data and Drawing a Conclusion: Details20 questions
Fig. 2.1 The Scientific Method Cycle in Detail29 questions
Malaria: Observations and Bad Air Details21 questions
Malaria: The Cinchona Story and Quinine Details21 questions
Malaria: Laveran, Plasmodium and the First Hypothesis in Detail22 questions
Famous Victims of Malaria and Malaria Timeline Numericals25 questions
Malaria: King's Mosquito Hypothesis and Observations in Detail22 questions
Malaria: Ross's Hypothesis and Experiments in Detail20 questions
Malaria Control: Stamps, MCP and Practical Steps in Detail22 questions
Theory, Law and Principle in Detail25 questions
Data: Raw, Processed, Qualitative and Quantitative in Detail21 questions
Ratio and Proportion: Worked Problems with New Numbers26 questions
Mathematics in Biology: Models, Genome and Quantitative Biology20 questions
Key Points and Exercise Review of Chapter 224 questions
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