9th Class General Math MCQs

Full book important 9th Class General Math MCQs  Multiple Choice Questions written by Professor M. Sulman Sherazi Suib. These notes are very helpful in the preparation of 9th Class General Math MCQs in 9th General Mathematics for the students of the Matriculation and these are according to the paper patterns of all Punjab boards.

• Here are the detailed 9th class general math mcqs pdf to help you prepare for your exams.
• Important Multiple Choice Questions ( MCQ's ) of every chapter of 9th  General Mathematics.
• 20% of 600 is: (a) 12  (b) 120  (c) 20  (d) 200
• Fraction form of 70% is: (a) 7  (b) 7 / 10  (c) 10 / 7  (d) 7
• 7 / 20 in terms of percentage is: (a) 35%  (b) 30  (c) 10  (d) 20%
• 0.13 as percentage is: (a) 13  (b) 30  (c) 13%  (d) 10%
• In a ratio a : b , “a” is called: (a) Extreme  (b) Antecedent  (c) Consequent  (d) Mean
• In a ratio a : b , “b” is called: (a) Extreme  (b) Antecedent  (c) Consequent  (d) Mean
• In a proportion a : b :: c : d , a and b are called: (a) Extreme  (b) Antecedent  (c) Consequent  (d) Mean
• Lowest form of 75:95 is: (a) 15:17  (b) 15:19  (c) 19:15  (d) 17 :15
• The word " % "is of which language? (a) Latin  (b) Arabic  (c) Persian  (d) Urdu
• Percent means: (a) Out of thousand  (b) Out of five hundred  (c) Out of hundred  (d) Out of ten
• If the two quantities in comparison are not in the same units, then to find their ratio, we: (a) Multiply them by hundred  (b) Divide them by ten  (c) Convert them in the same units  (d) Do nothing
• The ratio between two quantities a and b will be written as: (a) a : b  (b) b : a  (c) b / a  (d) a > b
• A comparison of like quantities measured in like units is called: (a) Proportion  (b) Ratio   (c) Addition  (d) Subtraction
• The equality of two ratios is known as: (a) Proportion  (b) Ratio   (c) Percentage  (d) Division
• The relationship between two ratios in which increase in one quantity causes a proportional increase in the other quantity is called: (a) Inverse Proportion  (b) Direct Proportion  (c) Compound Proportion  (d) Non-common Proportion
• The relationship between two ratios in which increase in one quantity causes a proportional decrease in the other quantity is called: (a) Inverse Proportion  (b) Direct Proportion  (c) Compound Proportion  (d) Un-common Proportion
• The relationship between two or more proportions is known as: (a) Inverse Proportion  (b) Direct Proportion  (c) Compound Proportion  (d) Proportion
• Zakat is deducted at a rate of: (a) 2.5%   (b) 3.5%  (c) 4.5%   (d) 5.5%
• On a crop produced on natural resources, Ushr is deducted at a rate of: (a) 2.5%   (b) 5%  (c) 10%  (d) 20%
• Ushr on a wheat crop produced on natural resources amounting Rs. 1,50,000 is: (a) Rs. 10000   (b) Rs. 5000   (c) Rs. 15000   (d) Rs. 20000
• If there are two or more than two daughters or one agnatic granddaughter then their share is: (a) 2 / 3   (b) 1 / 4  (c) 1 / 2   (d) 1 / 8
• The share of son and daughter in an inherited property is in the ratio: (a) 1 : 2   (b) 2 : 1  (c) 3 : 1   (d) 1 : 3
• The table which gives the frequency of each score is called: (a) Periodic Table  (b) Frequency Table  (c) Grouped Table  (d) Ungrouped Table
• The number of times each value appears is called: (a) Mean   (b) Mode  (c) Frequency  (d) Median
• If all numbers in a set are added together and then the total is divided by the number of scores in the set is called: (a) Mean   (b) Mode  (c) Median   (d) Weighted Mean
• The summary statistics which measure the middle (or centre) of the data is called: (a) Mean  (b) Mode  (c) Median  (d) All of these
• When a bar graph is constructed, so that the area of each bar is proportional to the number of items in each group is called: (a) Curve   (b) Ogive  (c) Histogram   (d) Bar Diagram