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257class VI
CLASS-VI (ENGLISH)
EXTRA ASSIGNMENT (2014-15)
ASSIGNMENT-I
Q.1 Read the passage and answer the questions
WE TOO HAVE LIFE!
WE SAVE THE EARTH FROM FLOODS!
WE MAKE THIS PLANET GREEN!
WE ARE SELFISH!
WE GIVE YOU FOOD, OXYGEN, BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND DELICIOUS FRUITS!
WE MUFFLE URBAN NOISE!
WE CLEAN THE AIR AND WATER
WE ABSORB HARMMFUL POLLUTANTS DO NOT KILL US
THEN BIRDS AND ANIMALS WILL BECOME HOMELESS!!
(i) Trees are
a) Living
b) Non living
c) Semi-alive
d) Extinct
b)building dams
b) selfish
Q2. Write the paragraph on the topic given below in 100 words.
First day of my new class.
Q3. Write the paragraph on the topic self help is the best help using the outlines given below:No results without work-benefit without efforts hold no charm-uncertainty of help from othersincreased possibility of failure-the only root to success-student depending on other achieves nothingmay succeed temporarily
Q- 4 Match the opposites.
Awake
Attract
Ascent
Brave
Bitter
Cheap
Exterior
Expand
Coward
Costly
Repel
Sweet
Descent
Asleep
Contract
Interior
ASSIGNMENT-II
Q1. Read the passage given below carefully:The one absolutely unselfish friend that man can have in this selfish world, the one who never
deserts him, is his dog. A mans dog stands for him in prosperity and in poverty, in health and in
sickness. He will sleep on the cold ground, where the wintry winds blow, if only he could be by his
masters side. He will kiss the hand that has no food to offer. He guards the sheep of his master as if
he were a prince. When all other friends desert him, the dog remains by his side.
When riches take wings and reputation and falls to pieces, the dog is as constant in
his love as the sun in its journey across the sky. If bad fortune makes his masters homeless,
friendless, the dog accompanies him to guard against danger and to fight against his enemies. And
when the last scene of life comes and the masters body lies lifeless, the dog is found besides the
master even when all other friends have turned their back. With his head between his paws, his
eyes sad but open, the faithful dog stays with the master and remains true to him till death.
Fill in the blanks with information from the passage above:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
(g)
Q3.You are Megha Agrawal. You are going to launch a new toothpaste. Write an advertisement for it in
30-40 words.
Hint: Good in taste, salty, in different flavours, germs remover, mouth freshener, by one get one
free.
Q-4 Underline the adjective in the sentence.
a) This exercise is simple.
b) Manisha is very quiet.
c) The painter is awful.
ASSIGNMENT-III
Q1. Read the postcard your friend sent you and answer the question that follow:
Kaathmandu, 20 Oct 2011.
Dear Rohan,
My maiden visit to Kathmandu has been good so far. The weather is fine with the temperature around
20 degree C. Gautama Buddha tomorrow. We might enjoy some adventure sports like rappelling, river
crossing, etc.
Rest in my next letter.
Love
Rahul
(i)
Q-2 Write a paragraph on the Independence Day Celebrations in your school in not more
words.
than 100
OR
Write a paragraph on the topic Television: A Boon or a Bane in not more than 100 words.
Q-3 Underline the adjective in the sentence.
a) This exercise is simple.
b) Manisha is very quiet.
c) The painter is awful.
d) He was very angry.
e) Our team played worst of all.
Q-4 Complete the following table with the participle forms of the given verbs. The first one has been
done for you.
Verb
Present participle
Past participle
a) do
doing
done
b) come
c) bring
d) shine
e) drink
f) make
g) write
h) speak
ASSIGNMENT-IV
1. Read the passage given below and answer the questions:
Onam is a festival of flowers, a spring festival. And the multicoloured floral decorations are an
essential part of the celebration. It falls on Shravan day in month of Shravan or Bhadon [August September]. The harvest has been reaped and granaries are full. Farmers are free of care and in the
mood to rejoice and make a merry.
Like most festivals, Onam has a legend associated with it. In ancient times an asura king Mahabali
ruled Kerala. He was a wise and good ruler and he was greatly loved by his people. He, however incurred
the displeasure and jealousy of the gods when, besides the earth, he extended his rule to the heavens
and the nether world. So the king of gods, Indra, hatched a plot to oust him. Vishnu, one of the Hindu
Trinity, was to execute the scheme. Disguised as a Brahmin boy, Vamana he went to the asura king and
asked him for as much land as he could cover in three steps. King Mahabali generously agreed to this
request. Vamana immediately began to grow in size till he was as big as the universe. He took two giant
strides and covered the earth, the heavens and the nether world. Where could he place his step?
He looked at Mahabali. The king was a man of principle who always kept his word. He immediately
offered his head for Vamana to place his third step. And Vamana promptly did so, pushing Mahabali
down-far far down till he almost reached the nether world. Before he finally disappeared Mahabali
asked Vishnu for a boon . He requested permission to come to the earth once a year to see his people .
This request Vishnu granted.
The celebration of Onam is a tribute to Mahabalis sacrifice. In memory of the happy days of
Mahabalis rule a grateful Kerala celebrates his annual home-coming with all the pomp and grandeur it
can command.
1.2. Find the words from the passage which mean the same as the following:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
1.3. Use the words given below in your own words to make meaningful sentences:
(a) principle ..................................................................
(b) celebrates ...................................................... .........
Q-2 Narrate a cricket match which you witnessed yesterday in Feroze Shah Kotla Stadium with
the help of the given points. Your description should not exceed 80 words.
Q-3 Write a or an in the blanks where necessary to make a grammatically complete sentence. Put a (x)
where the sentence is complete.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
ASSIGNMENT-V
Q1. Read the following poem carefully:Lord, protect the little ones
Those learning to walk, to run, to climb
As they take their trouble and their knocks
Help them grow strong like chestnut trees
May they be upright as tall pins climbing the hills?
But teach them to bend too
To be humble like the willow
And comes to no harm.
Now complete the summary of the poem by filling each blank with one suitable word:
A small child prays to (a) _____________to protect all small (b) _____________. He prays to Him
to make them strong like(c) _________________trees, tall like (d )____________and humble like
the (e)__________________.
Q-2 As Aman, you wish to go for trekking trip to the hills of shimla with your friends. Unfortunately
your father has refused to let you go now. Write a letter to your grandfather in Amritsar, requesting him
to convince your father so that he would let you go.
Q-3 Write an application to the Principal of your school requesting him/her to give you a
certificate stating all your achievements in co-curricular activities as you are nominated for
Best Child award. Do not exceed 100 words.
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with has/have/had + participle form of the given verbs
a) Manish _____ (give) his work to Ashish. He doesnt need my notebook now.
b) ____ anyone _____ (see) my blue bag ?
c) I ______ just ______ (speak) to the electrician. He says he ____ (come) yesterday also, but we
_______ (leave) by the time he came.
ASSIGNMENT-VI
Q-1 Read the following passage carefully:In the beginning, god mad the world an all the living creature in it .But when the people of the
earth began to do wrong things, god decided to destroy the earth with all its creature by
sending a great flood. There was one good man, however, whom god wanted to save. He was
Noah. God talked to know about the flood and explained his plan. God told no to built a great
boat big enough for his family, and asked him to fill it with two of every kind of animal and
bird, and with enough food to feed them all for a very long time. Noah listens carefully and id
exactly as god said.
Then the rain came. Noah and his family and all birds and animals went into the boat ,and god
shut the door of the boat .the rain came down in torrents and the water rose and rose until
everything was covered .no one ,nothing survive .Noah and his family and the animal with
then in the boat ,were the only left alive. It was an empty, lonely world.
At last the rain stopped. Slowly the water began to go down, until the boat came to rest
among the mountains. Then god told Noah it was time for the all to live the boat n make a
fresh start in the clean, new world. What n exciting day that was! Animals and people rushed
out of the boat to then on dry land again! Noah and his family thanked god for keeping then
safe.
Now answer the following questions in brief:
1. Why did god decided to destroy the earth with all the living creature? What did he do
to Destroy the earth?
2. Who was Noah? What did god tell him in the first paragraph?
3. What happened to the earth when the rain came?
4. What did god tell Noah in the last paragraph?
5. Why did Noah and his family thank God?
Q-2 The school has decided to organize an excursion to Nanital during the summer vacations. Write
a notice in 50 words informing the students to join the trip. Mention the schedule of the tour, expenses
to be incurred, permission letter from the parents and last date, etc. You are Manas/Mansi, the Head
boy/ Head girl of the school.
Q-3 A tree plantation ceremony is going to be held in your school premises on 25th September,
2012. Write a notice in about 50 words inviting students to participate in it by contributing at
least five plants from each class.
ASSIGNMENT-VII
The poet has a dislike for for the (a)_____ and does not admire the (b)_____ found in nature. He would
prefer to replace it with (c)____ and when the need to escape occurs, he would head for the (d)_____.
The poet does not like to work in the green grass as he is (e)______ to it and gives him (f)______ making
him sneeze.
(f) Find words in the poem which mean the following:a)Village:_____
b)A walk:______
Q2. Write the bio graphical sketch of Rabindranath Tagore based on the information given below:Birth-1861 at Calcutta-managed fathers vast esates in Bengal-joined Indias movement for
independence-wrote many propaganda poems, songs-won noble price in 1913.
Q-3 Fill in the blanks with suitable adverbs
a) The little child laughed _______
b) ________ the curtain rose.
c) Our carpenter works very _________
d) He snores _________.
e) Susan speaks German ______
f) Prashant rides the bicycle ________.
ASSIGNMENT-VIII
Q1. Read the poem given below:Just off the highway Rochester, minnesota,
Twilight bounds softly forth on the grass
And the eyes of those two Indian ponies
Nervousness
Indifference
Disguised
Q-4 Fill in the blanks with correct form of present tense and also write the subdivisions of present tense
a) My dad _______(work) in Africa. (__________)
b) Do you ________ (eat) meat ? (__________)
c) We ___________ (have) a meeting now. Come and join us. (__________)
d) He _________ (have) a bath now. (__________)
Q-5 Fill in the blanks with correct tense of the words in brackets.
a) Jane _________ (invite) all her classmates to her birthday party every year.
b) Someone ___________ (steal) the precious diamond that was on display at the museum.
c) Raghav ___________ (dance) the whole night at the party.
d) My brother last ________ ( write) a letter to me sometime in June this year.
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A students multiplied 7234 by 65 instead of multiplying by 56. How much his answer greater than
the correct answer?
How many thousands make a billion?
How many 6 digits numbers in all are there?
How many 3 digits numbers can be formed using 0,4,8 without repeating any of the digits, in the
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Write the smallest and the greatest 5 digit numbers. Find the difference between than.
Find the difference of the place values of two 7s in 46767.
Give a rough estimate ( by rainding off to nearest hundreds) and also a closer estimate (by
rainding off to nearest tens)
a) 438 + 332 + 4318 (b) 1,08734 47599
b) 8325 491 d) 489346 48,362
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Q6.
Q7.
Q8.
Q9.
Q10. Find the least number which when divided by 25, 40, and 60 leaves a remainder 7 each case.
Q11. From the smallest number of 4 digits which is divisible by 6, 8, and 9.
Q12. Replace the * sign in each given number
a) 6702 * - and make divisible by 9.
b) * 4129 and make divisible by 3.
c) 39 * 43 and make divisible by 11.
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Q3.
Q4.
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Q6.
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Q2.
f)
1 1
2 1
3 3
12
3
5
b)
1 1 1
+ +
2 3 5
c) 7
1
5
1
4 6
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
, , , , , ,
12 23 5 7 50 9 17
b)
d) 1
2 4
+
3 3
e)
3 3 3 3 3 3
1 3 4 7
, , , , ,
c)
, , ,
7 11 5 13 4 17
5 5 5 5
Q5.
1 2 3 4
, , ,
8 8 8 8
Q4.
b)
Simplify
a)
Q3.
1 1 3 4
, , ,
2 4 4 4
115
25
b)
424
108
c)
135
75
12
48
1 0
+
4 4
Q4.
3
5
6
+
b) 50 + 1 +
10 1000
100
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II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
d) 7
1
2
Q6.
I.
2
3
c)
5
12
7
2
3
1
b) 4
c)
d) 7
9
5
12
2
Do as directed
a) Express 5 paisa as rupees using decimal.
b) 50 rupees and 90 paisa as rupee using decimal
Express as metres using decimal
a) 2m 45cm
b) 9m. 7cm
c) 419 cm
Express as kg using decimals
a) 5kg 8g b) 26kg 50gm.
Express without decimals.
a) 11.06m
b) 14.007 kg c) Rs 13.05
Subtract 2.051 km from 5.206 km.
0.314 kg. From 2.107 kg.
The perimeter of a rectangle is 122 cm and its length is 45 cm. Find the breath 9of the rectangle.
Find the area and perimeter of the given figures.
10m
3m
10m
5m
5m
25m
2m
20m
15m
3m
5m
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Q5.
Q6.
Karan Possesses a square plot of side 28 meters. He wants to exchange it with a rectangular plot
of equal area having one side 49 metre. Calculate the other side of the rectangular plot.
The periment of a regular pentagon is 200 centimeters how long is one side.
Find the length of ech side of a hexagen whose perimeter is 60 cm.
A room is 100m long and 6m wide. Its floor is to be covered with rectangular tiles of size 20cm by
10cm. Find the total cost of the tiles at the rate of Rs. 2.50 per liters.
Q2.
Q3.
Write each of the following phrases using numbers, literals, and the basic operations of addition,
subtraction and multiplication.
a) 5 times b) 3 times added toy c) a is diminished by 2
d) x less than the sum of y and 7. e) Quotient of Z by 6 is multiplies by Y.
f) 5 more than thirce a number x g) 3 times x added to 7 times Y .
Eight times a number P is X less than a number Y. express this statement using literal numbers,
numbers and signs of basic operations.
Solve and verify
a) x + 7 = 12 b) y 3 = 12 c) 7p = 280 d)
f)
Q4.
Q5.
Q6.
Q7.
q
= 5 e) t + 110 = 124
4
k
=7
7
Do as Directed
a) Express in simplest form (i) 170 : 45 (ii) 36 : 76
b) find the ratio of
II.
III.
Two numbers are in the ratio 2 : 7. If the sum of the numbers is 1620, find the numbers.
IV.
The cost of 13 tables in Rs. 6825. How many tables can be purchased for Rs. 5250?
V.
A worker is paid Rs. 228 for 2 days of work. How much should he be paid for 30 days of work?
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Assignment No. 13
Q1.
A
60
B
40
C
15
(Symmetry)
l1
Q2.
(a)
(b)
D
25
E
5
Q3.
Draw rough sketch showing the line of symmetry and give the specific name to the quadrilateral.
Q4.
a)
A quadrilateral having and line of symmetry how many such quadrilaterals are there.
b)
A triangle with two lines if symmetry
c)
A circle with one line of symmetry.
Write alphabets of English letter from A to Z and differentiate there as
a)
b)
c)
Q2.
Q3.
Draw a circle of radius 4 cm and again draw its two chards with its perpendicular bisector are they
meet at center of the circle.
Q4.
Q5.
Draw angle of 1350 with the help of compass and draw its axis of symmetry.
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2
CHAPTER 2
1) Rahul prefers wearing a cotton shirt than a synthetic one in summers. Why ?
2) Burning of paper gives a similar smell as burning of cotton. Can you ate the reason for the same
?
3) Write short account on :
a. Hemp b. Flax
c. Coir
d. Silk cotton
4) What is retting of jute ? why it is done ?
5) Which soil is best soil for jute growth ? Why ?
CHAPTER 3
1) Rahul eats a lot of processed food and complains of constipation. What could be the reason for
his ?
2) An experiment was performed by a student in which the colour of the tested food item turned
violet on adding certain chemical.
The food item is perhaps :
a. Chapatti
b. Groundnut
c.
Pulses
d.
None of the above
3) A mason after working on a construction of a building feels very weak and tired. What nutrient
is required by him to regain his energy ?
4) Balanced diet varies from individual to individual depending on certain factors. Mention the
factors and why ?
5) Mention some ways by which nutrients are lost from the food materials.
6) Why roughage are non- nutritive ?
7) Explain an activity to test the presence of starch.
8) Explain an activity to test presence of proteins in food.
CHAPTER 4
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7)
CHAPTER 5
1) What is the need for separation of mixture ?
2) Why does the air look clean after in rains ?
3) What do you mean by handpicking ?
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5)
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7)
CHAPTER 6
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CHAPTER 7
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CHAPTER 8
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CHAPTER 9
1) What is ecology ?
2) Distinguish between :
a. Living and Non- living things
b. Autotrophs and heterotrophs.
3) Define
a. Respiration b. Excretion c. Stimulus d. Response
4) What are biotic components of Environment.
5) What do you mean by Green House effect ?
6) What are the three types of living components of environment ?
7) Define environment. What are its components ?
CHAPTER 10
1) What are the different habitats of organisms ?
2) What is hibernation ?
3) What is acclimatisation ? Give one example.
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5)
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CHAPTER 11
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7)
CHAPTER 12
1) Distinguish between image and shadow.
2) What do you mean by lateral inversion ? Give one use.
3) Make a well labelled diagram of :
a. Solar Eclipse
b. Lunar Eclipse
4) What are three important things required for shadow to be formed ?
5) How does Light travel ?
6) Define :
a. Opaque Object
b. Luminous Object
7) Name two artificial & two Natural sources of light.
CHAPTER 13
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CHAPTER- 14
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CHAPTER 15
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CHAPTER 16
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CHAPTER 17
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ASSIGNMENT- 2
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