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Class IX Science πŸ“„ Practice Paper Ch 4: Describing Motion Around Us NCERT book: Exploration
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This Class 9 Science Chapter 4 Describing Motion Practice Test is a full-length, board-pattern test with complete step-by-step answer key, prepared as per the new NCERT syllabus Session 2026-27. It covers distance, displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration, equations of motion, velocity-time graphs and uniform circular motion.

πŸ“‹ Paper Pattern

  • Total Questions: 20 | Sections: A to E
  • Section A: 10 MCQs + Assertion-Reason questions
  • Section B: Short Answer questions (2 marks each)
  • Section C: Numerical problems (3 marks each)
  • Section D: Long Answer question (5 marks)
  • Section E: Case Study Based questions (4 marks each)

πŸ“Š Topics Covered in This Test

  • Distance and Displacement β€” numerical problems using Pythagoras theorem, when displacement is zero
  • Speed and Velocity β€” average speed vs average velocity, unit conversions (km/h to m/s)
  • Acceleration β€” calculating average acceleration, SI units, uniform vs non-uniform motion
  • Equations of Motion β€” v = u + at, s = ut + Β½atΒ², vΒ² = uΒ² + 2as with applications
  • Velocity-Time Graphs β€” reading graphs, finding acceleration from slope, displacement from area under graph
  • Vertical Motion β€” ball thrown upward, maximum height, time of flight, symmetry of motion
  • Braking Distance Case Study β€” reaction distance, stopping distance, road safety calculations
  • Uniform Circular Motion Case Study β€” why UCM is accelerated motion, direction of velocity, merry-go-round problem

❓ Sample Important Questions from This Test

  • Q. A cyclist travels 400 m south and then 300 m east. Find the total distance travelled and the magnitude of displacement.
  • Q. The velocity of a train increases from 72 km/h to 90 km/h in 5 seconds. Calculate the average acceleration in m/sΒ².
  • Q. A ball is thrown vertically upward with initial velocity 49 m/s. Find the time to reach maximum height, the maximum height and the total time of flight.
  • Q. An athlete runs along a circular track of radius 70 m and completes one revolution in 44 seconds. Find the average speed and average velocity.
  • Q. A bus travelling at 36 km/h sees a road sign 30 m ahead. With reaction time 0.5 s and deceleration 2.5 m/sΒ², will the bus stop before the sign?

βœ… What Makes This Test Special

  • Complete Answer Key included β€” every MCQ with concept explanation, every numerical with step-by-step working
  • Case Study questions on Road Safety (braking distance) and Uniform Circular Motion β€” exactly the new CBSE competency-based format
  • Assertion-Reason questions in official CBSE pattern
  • Based on the new NCERT Class 9 Science syllabus 2026-27 β€” Chapter 4: Describing Motion Around Us

πŸ“ Key Terms

  • Displacement β€” shortest distance between initial and final position
  • Average Velocity β€” total displacement divided by total time
  • Acceleration β€” rate of change of velocity (m/sΒ²)
  • Uniform Circular Motion β€” constant speed but continuously changing velocity direction
  • Braking Distance β€” distance travelled after brakes are applied before stopping

This practice test has been prepared by Sumeet Sahu at Unique Study Point, Indore, strictly following the latest NCERT Class 9 Science syllabus for Session 2026-27. Download the free PDF β€” attempt the test in 90 minutes, then check your answers with the detailed solution key. For more Class 9 Science practice tests, notes and MCQs, explore the related materials below.

πŸ“Š Also download the Describing Motion Around Us Class 9 PPT (85 slides) for complete chapter revision.

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