Class –VI / Pg No. 1 WINTER BREAK ASSIGNMENT (2017-18) CLASS – VI ENGLISH NAME_______________________ ROLL NO. _______ SEC. ______ Q1. Read the following poem carefully: A conductor is a simple man He does his duty and tickets every man Sitting on his seat he uses his whistle Driver as well as passengers follow his signal. A small handy bag decorates his hands Tickets, money and journey paper sure he depends His khaki dress and name plate specify his identity His dealings and vigilance verify his veracity. His sweet etiquettes make his journey easy Peak hours crowd trouble him much Calm and harsh mind control the rush. He is contented with what he gets May he serve us without any frets. A. On the basis of above poem fill in the blanks: A conductor is a (a) _________________________ man. He does his duty by giving (b) _____________________ to every man. He uses his (c) _________________ for the passengers. He always carries a (d) ________________ in his hands. He wears a (d) _____________________ dress and a (f) ______________________ to show his identity. He is troubled by (g) ____________________but he controls everything with his (h) __________________ mind. He is (i) ____________________ and not greedy. Q3. Read the following telephonic conversation between Ajay and Ronit. Ajay: Hello, Ajay here. Ronit: I am Ronit calling from Delhi. I would like to speak Animesh. Ajay: Sorry Ronit, Animesh has gone for a walkand has not taken his mobile along. Is there any message I can convey to him? Ronit: Please tell Animesh that the International Book Fair has begun. I plan to visit the fair next Monday instead of Sunday to avoid the great rush. Animesh was very keen on visiting the fair with me. I shall expect him here on Monday. Ajay: Okay, Ronit, I shall convey your message to Animesh. Write the message on behalf of Ajay in not more than 50 words.
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Class –VI / Pg No. 1
WINTER BREAK ASSIGNMENT (2017-18)
CLASS – VI
ENGLISH
NAME_______________________ ROLL NO. _______ SEC. ______
Q1. Read the following poem carefully:
A conductor is a simple man
He does his duty and tickets every man
Sitting on his seat he uses his whistle
Driver as well as passengers follow his signal.
A small handy bag decorates his hands
Tickets, money and journey paper sure he depends
His khaki dress and name plate specify his identity
His dealings and vigilance verify his veracity.
His sweet etiquettes make his journey easy
Peak hours crowd trouble him much
Calm and harsh mind control the rush.
He is contented with what he gets
May he serve us without any frets.
A. On the basis of above poem fill in the blanks:
A conductor is a (a) _________________________ man. He does his duty by giving
(b) _____________________ to every man. He uses his (c) _________________ for
the passengers. He always carries a (d) ________________ in his hands. He wears a
(d) _____________________ dress and a (f) ______________________ to show his
identity. He is troubled by (g) ____________________but he controls everything with
his (h) __________________ mind. He is (i) ____________________ and not greedy.
Q3. Read the following telephonic conversation between Ajay and Ronit.
Ajay: Hello, Ajay here.
Ronit: I am Ronit calling from Delhi. I would like to speak Animesh.
Ajay: Sorry Ronit, Animesh has gone for a walkand has not taken his
mobile along. Is there any message I can convey to him?
Ronit: Please tell Animesh that the International Book Fair has begun. I
plan to visit the fair next Monday instead of Sunday to avoid the great
rush. Animesh was very keen on visiting the fair with me. I shall expect
him here on Monday.
Ajay: Okay, Ronit, I shall convey your message to Animesh.
Write the message on behalf of Ajay in not more than 50 words.
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Q4. Insanitary conditions in your neighbourhood pose a threat of malaria and dengue
epidemic. Write a letter to the editor of an English newspaper, highlighting the
threat and suggesting practical tips to prevent mosquito breeding. You are Mina /
Amit of 67 / ADH Road, Kolkata.
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Q2. Change the following sentences into indirect speech:
a) Promila said to me, “I lost my pen in the school.”
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b) The mother said to her son, “Don’t touch any electric wire.”
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c) The Bhagwat Gita says, “Do your duty without worrying about the result.”
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d) We said to him, “your fault will be pardoned, if you confess it.”
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e) Sita said to me, “Are you planning to visit Bangalore shortly?”
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MATHEMATICS
Attempt the following questions in separate sheets:
Q1. A wire of length 1 m 14 cm is cut into two pieces. One piece is used to form a square
whose each side is 13.5 cm long. The other piece is bent into regular hexagon. What is
the length of each side of the hexagon?
Q2. The cost of fencing a rectangular park at Rs 28.50 per metre is Rs 3648. Find its length
and breadth if they are in a ratio of 5:3.
Q3. Find the number of square tiles each of side 50 cm, which will be required to cover the
floor of a room which is 4 m long and 3 m wide.
Q4. A square carpet of side 2.5 m is laid on the floor of a room which is 4.5 m long and
3.5 m wide. Find the area of the floor that is not carpeted.
Q5. Find the ratio of the number of prime numbers to the number of composite numbers
between the numbers 1 and 20.
Q6. A mason gets paid at the rate of Rs 98.25 per day. What will be his pay at the end of
January which had 5 Sundays and 4 Saturdays? Assume that he does not work on
weekends.
Q7. Vinita bought some hair clips and hair bands. There were 35 more hair clips than hair
bands. If the ratio between the hair clips and the hair bands is 8:3, find the number of
each of them purchased by Vinita.
Q8. The perimeter of a square is 64 m. The area of a rectangle is 6 sq metres less than the
area of the given square. If the length of the rectangle is 25 m, find its breadth.
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SCIENCE
Note: Do the following questions in separate sheets. Q1. What is osteoporosis? What are its causes? Who is most likely to suffer from
this disease? What should be done to prevent it? Q2. What are artificial joints? What material is used to make them? Find out about
an organization involved in manufacturing artificial joints. Q3. How can you contribute to better disposal of waste? Write some points. Q4. Write an article on the topic “Air pollution and how to reduce it”. Q5. Give few examples from your daily life where a physical and chemical change
occur simultaneously? Q6. From various resources such a book, internet etc., collect information on any
five common deficiency diseases. What are the measures to avoid these diseases?
Q7. Collect information on the following and prepare a report.
a) How do Municipal Corporation segregate the waste?
b) What do they do with the waste collected?
(Do this activity in coloured sheets). Q8. Prepare a poster on ways of saving water. (Roll no.1-10)
Prepare a working model on Electric Torch. (Roll no.11-20)
Make a simple electric circuit using pieces of wire, Pencil cells, torch Bulbs
and tape. (Roll no.21-30)
Make a colourful poster on topic “Let’s keep our city clean and green”. (Roll no.31 onwards)
Revise all the syllabus.
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SOCIAL STUDIES
NAME _________________________ SEC ________ ROLL NO _______
Q1. Tick (√) the correct option from the following:
a. The ruler of Macedonia was-
1. Ashoka 2. Alexander 3. Bindusara
b. The _________ is a vital link between government and people-
1. Patwari 2. District Education Officer 3. District Collector
c. The Greek Ambassador in the court of Chandragupta Maurya was-
1. Megasthenes 2. Porus 3. Chanakya
d. A slowly moving mass of ice that forms a river is known as-
1. Range 2. Plain 3. Glacier
e. A system of administration in which decisions are taken by state officials-
1. Bureaucracy 2. Democracy 3. Monarchy
Q2. Give one word answer for the following-
a. The highest plateau of the world- ______________
b. The original name of Kautilya- ______________
c. The highest mountain in the world- ______________
d. The highest ranking officer of police department in a district- ______________
e. The world’s highest and largest plateau- ______________
Q3. State whether following statements are True or False-
1. According to Hindu Succession Act daughters have equal rights as the sons.
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2. Rift valleys are found in Black Mountains. ________________
3. Ashoka was the successor of Bindusara. ________________
4. Police patrolling is done on regular basis to keep away anti-social elements.
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Q4. Write full form of the following abbreviations-
a) IAS- ________________________________________________________________
b) FIR- ________________________________________________________________
c) IPS- ________________________________________________________________
d) PWD- ______________________________________________________________
Q5. Name the following-
a. Two types of plains-
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b. Two functions of District Collector-
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c. Two examples of Fold Mountains-
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d. Two noble ideas mentioned in Ashoka’s Dhamma-
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Q6. Define the following terms-
a. Inheritance rights- _______________________________________________________
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b. Dhamma-______________________________________________________________
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