SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL AVTAR ENCLAVE HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK ( ) CLASS IX ENGLISH
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1 SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL AVTAR ENCLAVE HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK ( ) CLASS IX ENGLISH 1. Prepare for the Periodic Test- I. 2. Read the novel Three Men In a Boat thoroughly and write one important event from each chapter (Chapter 1 to 5) in 100 words each. 3. Write stories beginning with the following lines (in120 words each) on A-4 sized sheets: a. It was my birthday and I was very excited as my father promised b. It was late night when I woke up suddenly to the noise of a door creaking c. It was Independence Day. I and my friends were flying kites on my terrace. Just then we saw d. It was a winter s evening when I was doing my homework. I rubbed my eyes in surprise when I looked out of the window. There was an alien Try to converse with your family and friends in English. 5. Read English newspaper daily (at least two full articles of your choice). 6. Watch informative and interesting programmes on Discovery, National Geographic or History Channel (in English). SOCIAL STUDIES 1. Read, learn and revise all the chapters of the syllabus of Periodic Do a Project work on Disaster Management. (5 marks) # Projects should be made from eco- friendly products without incurring too much expenditure. It should be handwritten and comprise of not more than 15 fullscape pages. 3. Practice following maps and paste them in your map notebook. (5 marks) HISTORY Chapter 1 (labeling/ identification)
2 a. Bordeaux b. Nantes c. Paris d. Marseilles Chapter-2 (Locating/Labelling/Identification) Major countries of First World War a. Central Powers Germany, Austria- Hungry, Turkey b. Allied Powers France, England, Russia, America. GEOGRAPHY Chapter 1 (location/ labeling) India States with capitals, Tropic of Cancer, Standard Meridian, Southern most, Northern most, Eastern most and Western most point of India. Chapter 2 (Location/ labeling) a. Mountain Ranges: The Karakoram, The Zaskar, The Shivalik, The Aravali, The Satpura, Western and Eastern Ghats b. Mountain Peaks: K2, Kanchenjunga, AnaiMudi c. Plateau: Deccan Plateau, Chota Nagpur, Plateau, Malwa Plateau d. Coastal Plains: Konkan, Malabar, Coromandal and Northern Circar SCIENCE 1. Revise the syllabus of Periodic Test Write all the practical s of Term-1 in practical copy.( P&C) FOUNDATION OF IT. 1. Surf the internet and find the applications of computer (with the areas where computers are being used with their images) and write in your school notebooks. 2. Make a presentation on Input/ Output/ Storage device, stating use of each (soft copy to be submitted in CD/DVD). 3. Make a list of abbreviations commonly used from the chapter Computer Fundamentals in school notebook. 4. Explain IPO Cycle with a neat diagram.(a4 sheet) 5. Make an attractive advertisement of a newly opened coaching center in your area in Ms Word using different shapes, pictures and clipart. (A4 Sheet)
3 MATHEMATICS 1. Do all the assignments in separate Assignment Register. 2. Write all the formulas related to Class VIII in a separate thin notebook. 3. Do practice of chapters: Number System, Polynomial and Lines and Angles.
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17 ASSIGNMENT LINEAR EQUATION ASSIGNMENT EUCLID S GEOMETRY Q1. Define : (i) Axioms (ii) Theorems (iii) Collinear Points (iv) Concurrent lines Q2.Differentiate between parallel lines and intersecting lines. Q3.Given two distinct points A and B, can there be a line that passes through A and B? How many such lines are there? Q4. If l and m are intersecting lines, l p and m q, show that p and q also intersect. Q5.If line segments AB, AC, AD and AE are parallel to a line l, then points A, B, C, D and E are collinear. Is it true?
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TEACHER S NOTES MESSAGE IN A SOCK OUTLINE: Tammy is safe at home, but her heart is with her father at the warfront. While her mother knits socks for the soldiers, Tammy slips a message inside each pair.
PRE-PRIMARY(PP-II) Dear parents,
PRE-PRIMARY(PP-II) Dear parents, Summer holidays are here again to give us respite from scorching heat, we hope that the kids enjoy their vacation time and learn through surroundings and experiences. Please