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Exam Question Pattern

The document outlines a question distribution for an examination, specifying topics and their corresponding weightage from various lessons. It includes questions on elements, reactions, heat, and specific lessons related to copper, aluminium, tungsten, satellites, and gravitation. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of certain topics and includes numerical and uncommon questions.

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Exam Question Pattern

The document outlines a question distribution for an examination, specifying topics and their corresponding weightage from various lessons. It includes questions on elements, reactions, heat, and specific lessons related to copper, aluminium, tungsten, satellites, and gravitation. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of certain topics and includes numerical and uncommon questions.

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Q.

2 (A)
• Question related to 4th lesson, especially copper, aluminium, tungsten or solenoid (100%).
• Question from 2nd or 8th lesson on elements or reactions (colour change).
• One question random.
Q.2 (B)
• One question 100% from 3rd lesson (any reaction).
• One question 80% from 2nd lesson (any table or chart).
• One question from heat.
• One question from last lesson (satellite or rocket) – 100%.
• One question from gravitation or other.
Q.3
• One question 100% from 2nd lesson – element, period, structure, valency, etc.
• One numerical – 100%.
• One question from 3rd lesson – 80%.
• One question from heat (important topic).
• One question from 6th lesson (important topic).
• One question from 7th lesson on defect – 100%.
• One question from 4th lesson – easy and uncommon question.

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