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📘 Self-Awareness Quiz: CBSE Class 9 Mathematics

Answer Format: Yes/No or One-liner
Goal: Encourage students to think about their learning experience, strengths, and growth areas in Mathematics.


🔢 SECTION A: Number Systems & Algebra

  1. Do you understand the difference between rational and irrational numbers?
  2. Have you tried explaining real numbers to someone else?
  3. Do you remember where natural numbers start? (One-liner)
  4. Can you represent square roots like √2 on a number line?
  5. Do you enjoy solving polynomial problems?
  6. Which algebraic identity is your favorite? (One-liner)
  7. Do you feel confident while factorizing polynomials?
  8. Have you ever used algebra in real life (like shopping or measuring)?
  9. Do you revise formulas regularly for algebra-based chapters?
  10. Do algebraic expressions make sense to you logically?

📊 SECTION B: Geometry & Coordinate Geometry

  1. Do you find plotting points on the Cartesian plane interesting?
  2. Can you locate your home/school roughly on a coordinate grid? (One-liner)
  3. Do you remember how to use the distance formula?
  4. Have you ever wondered why Euclid’s geometry is still relevant?
  5. Do you understand the importance of axioms and postulates?
  6. Can you explain what parallel lines and transversals are?
  7. Do you enjoy constructing angles using a compass and ruler?
  8. Have you noticed geometric shapes in buildings or nature? (One-liner)
  9. Do you know why the sum of interior angles in a triangle is always 180°?
  10. Have you drawn or measured angles outside the classroom?

🔺 SECTION C: Triangles, Quadrilaterals, and Circles

  1. Do you remember the criteria for triangle congruence?
  2. Which type of triangle do you like solving problems with? (One-liner)
  3. Can you apply the Pythagoras theorem in real life (like in sports or ramps)?
  4. Do you like working with parallelograms and their properties?
  5. Have you identified types of quadrilaterals in your surroundings? (One-liner)
  6. Can you calculate the area of a triangle using base and height easily?
  7. Have you understood what makes a circle different from other shapes?
  8. Do you remember how to construct tangents to a circle?
  9. Have you ever used Heron’s formula in any real-life situation?
  10. What do you find challenging about the topic of circles? (One-liner)

📏 SECTION D: Mensuration – Surface Areas and Volumes

  1. Do you know the surface area formula of a cylinder by heart?
  2. Have you ever measured or calculated volume of an object at home or school?
  3. Do you enjoy visualizing 3D shapes and solids in problems?
  4. Can you relate volume to real-life things like water tanks or boxes?
  5. Have you drawn or modeled 3D solids using paper or cardboard?
  6. Which solid shape (cube, cone, sphere) do you find easiest to calculate? (One-liner)
  7. Do you remember to keep units consistent while solving mensuration questions?
  8. Have you faced confusion between surface area and volume?

📊 SECTION E: Data Handling, Statistics, and Probability

  1. Do you like organizing data into charts and graphs?
  2. Have you collected any real data for a class project or activity? (One-liner)
  3. Do you know how to calculate mean, median, and mode?
  4. Can you explain what probability means in your own words? (One-liner)
  5. Have you used probability in real-life situations (games, weather, etc.)?
  6. Do you enjoy solving problems based on dice, cards, or coins?
  7. Which part of statistics do you find most interesting? (One-liner)
  8. Do you feel confident interpreting bar graphs and pie charts?

📚 SECTION F: Learning Experience & Reflection

  1. Which chapter in Class 9 Maths did you enjoy the most? (One-liner)
  2. Have you ever taught or explained a Maths concept to a friend or sibling?
  3. Do you regularly practice Math outside school assignments?
  4. In one sentence, how does learning Mathematics make you feel? (One-liner)

✅ How to Use This Quiz:

  • Teachers: Use it before/after a unit to gauge engagement and adjust teaching methods.
  • Students: Use it for reflection to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Parents: Use it to support and talk about your child’s learning experience.

🧠 Self-Awareness Quiz: CBSE Class 9 Science

Format: Yes/No or One-liner answers
Purpose: To reflect on learning, interest, comprehension, and confidence in science topics.


🧪 SECTION A: Matter – Its Nature and Behaviour

  1. Do you understand how particles of matter are always moving?
  2. Can you give an example of a change of state in daily life? (One-liner)
  3. Have you ever seen ice turning into water or steam in real life?
  4. Do you enjoy experiments involving heating or cooling substances?
  5. Can you explain the difference between solids, liquids, and gases? (One-liner)
  6. Have you ever drawn a diagram of an atom?
  7. Do you understand the concept of atoms and molecules clearly?
  8. Which part of matter’s behavior did you find most fascinating? (One-liner)
  9. Have you used models (like balls or beads) to represent atoms?
  10. Do you revise definitions like diffusion and evaporation regularly?

🧬 SECTION B: Organization in the Living World

  1. Do you enjoy using microscopes to look at cells?
  2. Have you seen diagrams of plant and animal cells?
  3. Can you explain why the cell is called the basic unit of life? (One-liner)
  4. Do you remember at least two types of plant tissues?
  5. Have you ever compared plant and animal tissues?
  6. Which tissue type do you find easiest to understand? (One-liner)
  7. Do you know why cell membranes are important?
  8. Have you tried creating a 3D model of a cell or tissue?
  9. Do you know the main symptoms of infectious diseases?
  10. Do you believe you could explain the difference between infectious and non-infectious diseases?

🧲 SECTION C: Motion, Force, and Work

  1. Do you understand what displacement means?
  2. Have you ever measured your walking speed or time? (One-liner)
  3. Do you enjoy drawing motion graphs?
  4. Do Newton’s Laws of Motion make sense to you?
  5. Can you name a real-life example of each of Newton’s Laws? (One-liner)
  6. Have you understood the difference between mass and weight?
  7. Do you remember the formula for calculating work?
  8. Have you tried calculating kinetic or potential energy in class?
  9. Do you enjoy physics-based problem-solving?
  10. What part of the motion or force unit did you like most? (One-liner)

🔊 SECTION D: Sound

  1. Can you describe how sound travels through different materials?
  2. Do you know what pitch and frequency mean?
  3. Have you done any sound experiments in the lab or at home?
  4. Do you find sound an interesting topic in science?
  5. Have you related music or instruments to sound waves in class?

🌍 SECTION E: Our Environment

  1. Do you know why saving water is important?
  2. Have you taken part in any environmental awareness programs?
  3. Do you know how carbon and nitrogen cycles work? (One-liner)
  4. Can you list two things you do to protect the environment? (One-liner)
  5. Have you studied about soil, air, and water pollution in your class?

🌱 SECTION F: Food Production and Resources

  1. Do you understand what a food web is?
  2. Can you explain why crop rotation is useful? (One-liner)
  3. Have you visited a farm or watched videos on food production?
  4. Do you think science can help reduce hunger in the world?
  5. What role does sunlight play in food chains? (One-liner)

🧭 SECTION G: Self-Reflection & Habits

  1. Do you revise your science lessons every week?
  2. Which topic in science do you enjoy the most? (One-liner)
  3. Have you ever taught a science concept to someone else?
  4. What is the biggest challenge you face in science? (One-liner)
  5. How does learning science make you feel? (One-liner)

✅ How to Use:

  • Teachers: As a reflective tool before exams or mid-term reviews.
  • Students: For tracking learning engagement and identifying strengths/weaknesses.
  • Parents: To initiate meaningful discussions about science learning.

🧠 Self-Awareness Quiz: CBSE Class 9 Social Science

Total Questions: 50
Answer Type: Yes/No or One-liner


🏛️ Section A: History – India and the Contemporary World

  1. Have you ever imagined what it was like to live during the French Revolution?
  2. Can you name one idea that the French Revolution gave to the world? (One-liner)
  3. Do you feel you understand the causes of the Russian Revolution?
  4. What image comes to your mind when you hear the name “Hitler”? (One-liner)
  5. Do you understand why Nazism was dangerous for the world?
  6. Have you compared the lives of tribals and forest dwellers before and after colonialism?
  7. Have you ever wondered how forests were managed in ancient vs colonial India?
  8. Do you know why the British regulated forests and lands?
  9. Can you name one way pastoralists adapted during the colonial period? (One-liner)
  10. Does learning about history make you curious about your own family or village history?

🗺️ Section B: Geography – Contemporary India

  1. Do you know which physical feature (Himalayas, plateau, etc.) your state belongs to?
  2. Can you locate your state and its neighbors on a blank map of India?
  3. Do you know why the Himalayas are important for India’s climate?
  4. Have you studied how rivers like the Ganga or Brahmaputra shape the land?
  5. Can you describe the climate where you live? (One-liner)
  6. Have you seen or learned about different types of forests in India?
  7. Have you ever visited a forest or wildlife sanctuary?
  8. Do you think protecting wildlife is important? Why? (One-liner)
  9. Do you know the approximate population of India?
  10. How do you feel when you study maps or draw them? (One-liner)

🏛️ Section C: Political Science – Democratic Politics

  1. Do you know what democracy means?
  2. Do you believe that democracy is the best form of government?
  3. Have you discussed any political event (elections, laws) at home or in class?
  4. Can you name one democratic right you enjoy as a student? (One-liner)
  5. Do you know who helped write India’s Constitution?
  6. Have you read or heard about Dr. B.R. Ambedkar?
  7. Do you feel your voice matters in your school or class decisions?
  8. Can you explain why voting is important in a democracy? (One-liner)
  9. Do you understand how elections are conducted in India?
  10. Do you think students should be taught how to debate and vote fairly?

💰 Section D: Economics – Understanding the Basics

  1. Have you ever thought about where the things you use come from?
  2. Can you name three things needed for production? (One-liner)
  3. Do you understand the role of farmers in our economy?
  4. Have you discussed income differences or poverty in your class?
  5. Can you give one example of how people exchange goods or services? (One-liner)
  6. Do you understand why saving money is important?
  7. Have you visited a local market or observed how prices change?
  8. Do you know why people migrate from villages to cities for work?
  9. Have you heard of the terms “GDP” or “economic growth”?
  10. Can you suggest one way to improve a local community’s economy? (One-liner)

🧭 Section E: Map Work & Project Learning

  1. Do you enjoy map coloring or labelling activities?
  2. Have you participated in any project work related to Social Science?
  3. What’s your favorite map-based topic or activity? (One-liner)
  4. Have you used digital maps (like Google Maps) for learning geography?
  5. Do you feel confident identifying India’s neighbors on a map?

🌱 Section F: Self-Reflection & Learning Habits

  1. Do you revise your social science lessons weekly?
  2. Which topic from History, Geography, Civics, or Economics do you enjoy the most? (One-liner)
  3. What topic do you find most difficult in Social Science? (One-liner)
  4. Have you ever related a social science topic to a real-life issue?
  5. How does learning about society and the world make you feel? (One-liner)

✅ Use and Application:

  • Teachers: As a diagnostic or reflection tool before/after teaching units.
  • Students: To become self-aware about their strengths, gaps, and interest areas.
  • Parents: To understand their child’s engagement with Social Science.