DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL JALANDHAR CLASS : VII Summer Break Holiday Homework SUBJECT : ENGLISH TOPIC: NOVEL- THE HIDDEN POOL BY RUSKIN BOND Grammar- The Sentence, Tenses, Nouns & Adverbs Instructions : 1. Read the novel joyfully. 2. The homework should be done in the Red test notebook. 3. Question no. 3 to 10 have to be done on the downloaded worksheets. 4. The neat and tidy homework must be submitted on 14.7.15. Note:- Prepare chapter 3. Fibre to fabric (Science Concept Based Book) for the spellathon to be held on 14 th July’15. 1. Read the novel- The Hidden Pool by Ruskin Bond and write about your fovourite character or the incident you liked the most. (100 words) 2. Write and learn 20 new words from the novel with their meanings. 3. Name the kind of each sentence: 1. Ouch! It hurts so much. _________________________ 2. Do not pluck flowers. __________________________ 3. When did you last meet her? __________________________ 4. Hurray! We won the match. __________________________ 5. The earth rotates on its axis. __________________________
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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL JALANDHAR
CLASS : VII
Summer Break Holiday Homework
SUBJECT : ENGLISH
TOPIC: NOVEL- THE HIDDEN POOL BY RUSKIN BOND
Grammar- The Sentence, Tenses, Nouns & Adverbs
Instructions:
1. Read the novel joyfully.
2. The homework should be done in the Red test notebook.
3. Question no. 3 to 10 have to be done on the downloaded worksheets.
4. The neat and tidy homework must be submitted on 14.7.15.
Note:- Prepare chapter 3. Fibre to fabric (Science Concept Based Book) for the
spellathon to be held on 14th July’15.
1. Read the novel- The Hidden Pool by Ruskin Bond and write about your fovourite
character or the incident you liked the most. (100 words)
2. Write and learn 20 new words from the novel with their meanings.
3. Name the kind of each sentence:
1. Ouch! It hurts so much.
_________________________
2. Do not pluck flowers.
__________________________
3. When did you last meet her?
__________________________
4. Hurray! We won the match.
__________________________
5. The earth rotates on its axis.
__________________________
4. Circle the subject and underline the predicate
1. My friend’s sister is a famous singer.
2. I am worried about the result.
3. Those boys are making a lot of noise.
4. What an amazing movie!
5. The Qutub Minar in Delhi is made up of iron.
5. Fill in the blanks with the right tense of the given verb
1. We ________ (go) for a movie last Sunday.
2. I _________ (wash) the car on Wednesday.
3. My neighbour never________ (paint) his house; it looks terrible!
4. I ____________ (not live) in this house any longer.
5. Who _________________ (they, wait) for?
6. Yesterday, they ________(drive) their cars very fast.
7. I was ___________ (play).
8. We _________________ (just switch) on the television when the lights went out.
9. I __________ who ______________ (wonder, take) my dictionary.
10. We ______________(extinguish) the fire before the fire brigade
_____________(arrive).
6. Fill in the blanks with the right form of the verb following the instructions given
in brackets
1. She _________ ( not visit) India before. [ present perfect]
2. The play _____ already _____(start) before we reached the theatre. [past perfect]
3. I _______ (go)to a restaurant and _________(take) my dinner.[simple past]
4. Monica lives in Agra. She ______________ (live)there since she was born.[present
perfect continuous]
5. I ______________ (work)in that office since 2008. [past perfect continuous]
6. The girls_______________ (finish) cleaning their rooms. [present perfect]
7. We ______________ (expect) to find many vacant hotel rooms, but we only found
one. [past perfect]
8. The Delhi Police __________________(launch) a vigorous drive to check rash
driving on Delhi roads. [present perfect]
9. We ______________________ (entertain) guests for two hours. [present perfect
continuous]
10. I was very tired when I ________(meet) you because I __________________
(mow) my lawn for two hours. [simple past, past perfect continuous]
7. Circle the nouns and state their kinds
1. We saw a pride of lions in the jungle.
2. The spectators burst into laughter at the sight of the clown.
3. These houses are made of stone.
4. Anupam was present in the class yesterday.
5. Mr. Gupta teaches both English and History.
6. Our Prime Minister is a well-read man.
7. Its wings suggest that it moves off at a great speed.
8. Avoiding the quarrel is wisdom not cowardice.
9. Mahatma Gandhi fought for our freedom with non- violence.
10. The lady with a string of pearls around her neck is the princess.
8. Fill in the blanks with suitable nouns.
1. I saw a _______ of bees outside my window. [collective noun]
2. _______________ can be achieved through practice. [abstract noun]
3. The_______ rises in the morning. [common noun]
4. __________ is a precious metal. [material noun]
5. The _____________ was enthralled by the performance. [collective]
6. The child threw a __________ at me.[common noun]
7. _________________ is a famous cricketer. [proper noun]
8. Please get me a glass of _______________. [material noun]
9. Haridwar is the holy city located on the banks of river ___________. [proper noun]
10. Our ______ has never lost a match. [collective noun]
9. Circle the adverb and mention the kind.
1. The thief ran fast.
2. We took this decision yesterday.
3. We often had to work on Sundays.
4. They agreed to the plan quite happily.
5. We should never disobey the rules.
6. We were very late but not too late to catch the train.
7. I parked the car where you had instructed me.
8. How cleverly she acted!
9. Why is the train late?
10. The boy walked away quickly.
10. Fill in the blanks with the kind of adverbs mentioned in the bracket.
1. Sunidhi Chauhan sings ______________. (manner)
2. I am _______ willing to accept this job. (negation)
3. _______ were you upset? (interrogative)
4. We have visited The Taj Mahal _________. (frequency)
1. Solve the questions on ruled sheets and put them in a folder.
2. The H.W. is to be submitted on 13th July’15.
3. Read the chapter ‘ DATA HANDLING’ from the concept based book.
SOLVE THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. An exterior angle of a triangle measures 1100 and its interior opposite angles
are in the ratio 2:3. Find the angles of the triangle.
2. Two poles of height 9m and 14m stand upright on a plane ground. If the distance between their feet is 12m, find the distance between their tops.
3. A ladder 17m long reaches a window which is 8m above the ground, on one side of the street. Keeping its foot at the same point, the ladder is turned to the other side of the street to reach a window at a height of 15m. Find the width of the street.
4. A tree is broken at a height of 6m from the ground and its top touches the ground at a distance of 8m from the base of the tree. Find the original height of the tree.
5. A man goes 35m due West and then 12m due North. How far is he from the starting point?
6. Find the length of diagonal of the rectangle whose sides are 16cm and 12cm.
7. Find the perimeter of the rectangle whose length is 40cm and a diagonal is 41cm.
8. Subtract the sum of (8m-7n+6p) and (-3m-4n-p) from the sum of (2m+4n-3p)
and (-m-n-p).
9. Subtract (2a-3b+4c) from the sum of (a+3b-4c) , (4a-b+9c) and (-2b+3c-a).
10. Subtract the sum of (8a-6b+9) and (-10a-8+8b) from -3.
12. If A = 4x2 – 6x +3 , B = - 4x2 - 7x + 5 ,C = 3x2 – 8x + 6 , find 2A+2B+2C. 13. If A = 3x2 – 7x – 8 ,B = x2 – 8x – 5 , C = - 5x2 + 6 find A+B+C.
14. What should be added to (2x3 – 3x + 6) to get (4x2 – x + 2) ?
15. How much larger is (13x2 – 7y2) than (6x2– 9y2) ?
SUBJECT : SCIENCE
TOPIC : Motion and Time, Physical & Chemical Changes, Soil,
Nutrition in Animals
Instructions:
1. Holiday homework to be done in respective Science Notebook.
2. Worksheet to be attached in Chemistry Notebook
3. Date of Submission: 13th July 2015
4. Following chapters to be learnt and test will be conducted from the same when
school re-opens.
(i) Motion and Time
(ii) Heat
(iii) Physical & Chemical Changes
(iv) Soil
(v) Nutrition in Plants
(vi) Nutrition in animals
POINTS TO REMEMBER (Motion & Time)
Motion: When an object changes its position with elapse of time in respect to a stationary object, such as a building, electric pole, etc., the object is said to be in motion.
Slow and Fast Motion: If an object A covers more distance and object B covers less distance in same time, then object A is called in Fast Motion and object B is called in Slow Motion.
Rectilinear Motion: Motion along a straight line is known as RECTILINEAR MOTION OR MOTION ALONG A STRAIGHT LINE.
Curvilinear Motion: Motion along a curve line is known as CURVILINEAR MOTION.
Circular Motion: Motion along a circle is known as CIRCULAR MOTION.
Speed: Distance covered by an object in unit time is called speed. This means Speed is equal to Distance upon Time.
Uniform Speed: If an object covers a fixed distance in each unit of time the motion is known as UNIFORM MOTION or UNIFORM SPEED.
Non-uniform Speed: If an object does not cover a fixed distance in each unit of time the motion is known as NON-UNIFORM MOTION or NON-UNIFORM SPEED.
Average Speed: Total distance covered divided by total time taken is known as AVERAGE SPEED.
Periodic Motion or Oscillatory Motion: When an object repeats its motion after every fixed interval of time, the motion of the object is called PERIODIC MOTION OR OSCILLATORY MOTION.
Oscillation: The motion of pendulum starting from one extreme end to another extreme end and back to the first extreme end is called one oscillation.
Time Period: Time taken to complete one oscillation by the pendulum is called time period.
Unit of Time: Time is measured in second.
Unit of speed: Unit of speed is meter/second (m/s).
Speedometer: A device used to measure the speed of a vehicle is called SPEEDOMETER.
Odometer: A device used to measure the distance covered by a vehicle.
Distance time graph of a moving vehicle with a constant speed is a straight slanting line.
Speed-time graph for the same vehicle will be a straight line parallel to x-axis.
A. Answer the following Questions
(Physics)- 1. Explain whether the walls of a classroom are at rest or in motion.
2. The odometer of a car reads 57321.0 km when the clock shows the time 08:30 AM. What is
the distance moved by the car, if at 08:50 AM, the odometer reading has changed to
57336.0 km? Calculate the speed of the car in km/min during this time. Express the speed in
km/h also.
3. Give Reasons:
(i) The time measured by quartz clocks is much more accurate than that by the clocks
available earlier.
(ii) Average speed is same as actual speed in case of a body having uniform motion.
4. What are different types of speed?
5. Figure given here shows the distance-time graph for the motion of two vehicles A and B.
Which one of them is moving faster?
6. Which of the following distance-time graphs shows a truck moving with speed which is not
constant and why?
7. The distance between two stations is 240Km. A train takes 4 Hours to cover this distance.
Calculate the speed of the train in Km/h and m/s.
(Chemistry)-
8. Explain why rusting of iron objects is faster in coastal areas than in deserts.
9. Burning of candle is a physical change, chemical change or both .Explain.
10. Why does an apple slice acquire brown colour if kept in air for longer time?
11. Classify the following changes as physical or chemical change.(Give reason)
i) Beating aluminium to make aluminium foil.
ii) Digestion of food.
iii) Burning of coal.
iv) Fermentation.
v) Melting of wax.
vi) Hydrofluoric acid attacks glass.
vii) Boiling.
viii) Dissolving sugar in water.
12. Galvanized pipes are used for supplying water. Justify.
13. Explain how weathering helps in soil formation.
(Biology) –
14. No Digestion occurs in large intestine yet its role is important. Justify the statement.
15. Your stomach contains Hydrochloric acid but you don’t experience any burning sensation.
Why?
16. Why do we taste food sweeter after chewing it for a longer time?
17. Can we survive only on raw, leafy vegetables/grass? Discuss.
18. Binny once suffering from toothache. His father took him to a dentist. The doctor after
examination, told him that he was suffering from cavity formation and that he had come well
in time, otherwise tooth pain would have became unbearable. he advised him(i) that sweet
foods like sweets, chocolates and icecreams should be avoided and (ii) teeth should be
brushed regularly every morning and before going to bed.
Answer the following questions based on above information:-
(i) Why Binny was suffering from toothache?
(ii) What is the message you get from Binny’s Action?
(iii) Suggest one more method(other than those mentioned above) to control cavity
formation.
19. Raman’s mother does not allow him to talk while eating. She also does not allow him to eat
food while lying down. What could be the reason for it?
20. Which food will take longer to get digested- Glucose or Beans? Give Reasons.
B. WORKSHEET
TOPIC: FIBRE TO FABRIC
1. Given below is a crossword puzzle. Use the clues to complete the
crossword.
ACROSS
i) Removal of fleece of sheep
(8)
ii)Thorough washing of sheep’s
hair (8)
iii) Rearing of silkworms.(11)
DOWN
iv) Separation of hair of
different textures. (7)
v) Covering of pupa.(6)
vi) Its leaves are eaten by
silkworms.(8)
2. THINK!!!
a. Why is not advisable to wrap a person in a woollen blanket when he/she
catches fire?
b. Silk is warmer than cotton.Why?
i.
S
G
v.
C
iv.
S
vi.
M
iii.
S
C
I
N
ii.
R
G
Y
2. Cut and paste or draw and colour any four wool yielding animals.
3. Cut and paste a small piece of :
4. Life cycle of silk moth:
(Label and colour this diagram with your favourite colours:)
COTTON CLOTH SILK WOOLLEN CLOTH
SUBJECT : SOCIAL SCIENCE
Instruction: Do the homework in Red test notebook.
: Homework to be submitted on 13th July’2015.
I. Very short question answer:
a. Who were the authors of Twarikh during Delhi Sultanate?
b. What are tectonic plates?
c. Who has the electoral powers in electing the President of India?
II. Short question answer:
a. Who was Ziyauddin Barani?
b. How equality has been maintained in Indian democracy?
c. Rocks have been used by mankind throughout history. Justify.
III. Long question answer:
a. How and why the rulers of Delhi Sultanate extended their garrisons to
hinterlands?
b. What are the powers of a Governor?
c. Why wind is the most important agent of erosion in the desert?
IV. Activity:
Prepare a weather report of 10 days of your city. Give the following details:
Temperature (max, min), Rainfall, Humidity.
V. Pre Reading:
Read Chapter- 10: Water
VI. Complete the worksheets of all the Chapters that have been uploaded.
SUBJECT : G.K
TOPICS: India
1. Indian tribes 2. India under British rule 3. Indian firsts 4. Taste of India 5. Bharat Ratna and other awards 6. Sanctuaries and National parks
I. Activity: Design an objective based worksheet (unsolved) and an
answer key based on the above mentioned topics.
Instructions: i) Maximum marks for worksheet:10
ii) Worksheet and answer key can be hand written or