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Sanghamitra SchoolClass: VI Holiday Worksheet Sub: Mathematics1. Kailash measured the angles of three quadrilateral as given below. Some of the measurements

are correct and some are wrong. State which of the measurements are correct and which areincorrect?(i) Quadrilateral ABCl): L A= 60° ,L B= 90° ,L C= 126° ,L D= 54°(ii) Quadrilateral ABCD: L A= 70° ,L B= 1300° ,L c= 80° ,L D= 80°(iii) Quadrilateral ABCD: L A~ 110° ,L B= 105° ,L C= 90° ,L D= 100°

2. The angles of a quadrilateral are in the following ratio. Find the measurements of the angles.(i) 2:3:4:6 (ii) 1:2:3:4 (iii)l: 3:6: 8

3. Find e value of the unknown angles. :D

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6. 4.Calculate the magnitude of the angles.

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:'5. Look at the adjoining figure, and identify the following triangles:

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6. Identify the different types of quadrilaterals'

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2. 2x = 36

3. 7x :: 392

6. 9x = 486

7. 7x = 294

9. 9x = 729

12. 4x = 128

13. ex =320

14. 6x :::;2 6

16. 6x :::;252

17. 8x = 512

19. 9x = 729

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1. 3x = 63 10. 2x = 28 18. 4x = 64

2. 3x = 45 11. 9x =648 20. 3x =54

4. 4x = 144 12. 5x = 150 @5. 9x =405 14. 8x =256

8. 4x = 112 15. 4x = 80 Nmhin~

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Name .

Class Section .

Subject .

WORK SHEET BASED ON D.A. MISCONCEP~'*~~~ RolI No .

Class- vr Subject - English Name: _

. Quotation marks have six primary functions: 1) When repeating someone's exact words 2) To show irony3) To show an unusual usage of a word or phrase 4) To refer to a word itself rather than its associatedmeaning 5) To refer to nicknames and false titles 1) When repeating someone's exact words.Example:

'--'._--. '--"--7oJ"feel sl~~py," Jim said. In this example, the speaker is repeating Jim's exact words, "I feel sleepy."Notice that a comma (or a question mark, exclamation point, or period) is used inside the quotation markwhere Jim's exact words are interrupted by the speaker.

Punctuate the following sentences.

1. I got an A on my test said Ko. _2. The president said that we should Win the war in six months _3. I would like to go with you Jenny said But I don't have enough money _4. I hate you she screamed And I never want to see you again _5. Tommy told us not to tell his secret said Billy So we didn't _

Hyphen and Prefixes:

Many words with prefixes require a hyphen between the prefix and root word. Ex: ex-president

Rewrite the words below, using a prefix and hyphen from the list given below:

Prefixes that often need a hyphen are: all- anti- mid- pre- post- self- ex- (when it meansformer)

1. aircraft 6. century _

2. waY; 7.serve

3. centered 8.itch cream _

4. football player _ 9.around _

5. powerful 10. 'teformation ---------Il. Phrasal Verbs: Tick the correct meaning of each underlined phrasal verb in the following sentences.

1. My offer was turned down by the committee because I did not bribe them.a. approved b. rejected

2. As I was passing out this year, I gave a card to each of my teachers.a. completing the course be, "'~ in the course

3. It was amazing to see how all the flats sold out on the day of the launch.a. &old completely b. exchange of money between seller and buyer

4. The people who did not adhere to the traffic rules were taken to task by the policemen.a. know b. follow

5. When the reporters tried to, meet the politician, they were turned away by the police.a. refused admission b. arrested

6. The infiltrators were pinned down by the vigilant BSF personnel.a. shot dead b. action restricted

7. The teacher told the students that they should either abide by the rules or face the consequences.a. follow b.remember

HI. Some commonly used idioms have been given in the box. Use them appropriately in the incompletesentences given below.

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I ---~-----------on cloud nine, a piece or cake, in the same boat, through thick and thin, in good shape,

wolf, sitting on the fence, once in a blue moon

1. No one believes what he says for he is in the habit of.2. All friends have become so busy that now we meet only

crymg

3. My son was when he stood first in his college.4. My granny is over ninety years but she is _ by God's grace.5. Getting a role in the film was for him as his father is a

renowned director.6. [have five very good friends and we always stand together _7. My elder sister is regarding her career.8. All the residents were as there was a complete power failure

in the complex.

IV. Determiners: Editing - Error

There is an error in each line of the following passage. Replace the error with the correct word andwrite in the blank: Incorrect word Correct word

Ashoka was some of the 1.

much great emperors of India. 2. _

He fought all battles against 3. _

her enemies. One of 4.------------its famous battles was against 5. _

Kalinga. That battle proved to 6. ------

be a turning point in their life. 7.

It completely changed him entire life. 8.---------

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Class: VI/Social ScienceSanghamitra SchoolHoliday Homework

Revision Worksheet for FA- III(Geography - 5, Civics - 5)

Name .

Class Section .

Subject .Name:

Exam - -..-..-j;. R~o'l-ilIlH~""~O"l-.-.-- .

I. Fill in the blanks.

1. Strait between India and Sri Lanka .

2. Strip of land joining two land masses .

3. Blue Planet .

4. Narrow passage of water connecting two large water bodies .

5. Island continent .

6. India's research stations in Australia .

7. Largest Ocean .

8. Strait which connected Arctic Ocean to Pacific Ocean : .

9. Highest mountain peak of the world .

1i. Choose the correct option:

1. The mountain range that separates Europe from Asia is : o(a) The Andes

(c) The Urals

(b) The Himalayas

(d) Rocky

2. The continent of North America is linked to South America by: D(a) Isthmus

(c) Canal ,

(b) Strait

(d) Peninsula

3. The major constituent of atmosphere by per cent is : D.(a) Nitrogen

(c) Carbon dioxide

(b) Oxygen

(d) Hydrogen

4. The domain of the earth consisting of solid rocks is : o(a) The Atmosphere I

(c) The Lithosphere

(b) The Hydrosphere

(d) The Mesosphere

5. Which is the largest continent? o(a) Africa

(c) Australia

(b)Asia

(d) South America- "."_,'- . ".. _.' -. - -'- .. __ ....

.•..~. Which continent is also called 'White Continent'? D

,. Which is the smallest continent of the world? o(a) Australia(c) North America

(b) Europe(d) Africa

(a) South America (b) Australia(c) Asia (d) Antarctica

~--=---Canberra is the capital of: D(a) Canada (b) Australia(c) U.S.A. (d) Russia

q. The deepest ocean of the world: D(a) Indian Ocean (b) Pacific Ocean(c) Arctic Ocean (d) Atlantic Ocean

III. Fill in the blanks.

t. -.~~.:.~~..•. :~..:..~..~".~ is the head of the Panchayat. \

'2.. The Gram Panchayat is elected for years. \

3. The Gram Panchayat has a who is not an elected Iperson but is appointed by the government. !

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4' Each ward elects a representative who is known as ; ;

5'. The system is the first tier or level of democratic government.

~. Local government in the block level is called .

':f-. Local government in the ~trict level is called ..• ._M •.. - .- .. " • ,'~' _."...' - - ••

IV. Answer the following.Q.l. What are the functions of the Gram, Pdnc.h~J-- .9 ( 2...J>DLn..l:t)ADs •..................................................................................................................................................

Q. 2. Describe the importance of the local government. (2. Pb l'lil)Ans•..................................................................................................................................................

Q.~. What is the main objective of the Village Panchayat ?

Ans•..................................................................................................................................................

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CLASS VI NAME: Sec: 11_ ROLL NO:__ SUB: SCIENCE

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- ~kJ~o~xwk~s~b~e~,~~~~~.~~~~~J__~o~'~D-_~D~AL-~H~I'S~~~~~'c~rd~UfQ~~~__, I. Fill in the blanks: r~

I ________ are required for the nourishment of an organism and act as a source of energy or

structural components.2. Substances that are the main source of energy for the body are called _

3. found in meat, eggs, fish, and some vegetables are body-building natural substances

that are needed for the growth and repair of our body.

______ are solid at normal body temperature and produce twice the amount of energy compared

to carbohydrates.

5. A group of nutrients required by living organisms in relatively small amounts to maintain normal health arecalled _

1.

4.

--------"7" have a characteristic chemical composition that is required in traces in human bodyto maintain good health.________ is a plant product that cannot be digested and helps our body to get rid of

undigested food materials.8. A diet that contains the correct proportions of all the nutrients is called a _9. is the lack or not having enough nutrients that are essential.

10. Night blindness is caused due to deficiency of in our food.

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.JIII. MULTIPLE CHOICEQUESTION~ . .

I 1. Choose the cause of deficiency disease, (I (a) Lack of nutrients (b) Lack of VitaminsI (c)lack of minerals (d) lack of proteins, 2. Lack of energy and stamina is associated with: (I (a) Deficiency of proteins (b) Deficiency of minerals

I (c)Deficiencyofvitamins (d) Deficiency of carbohydrates

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3. Rohan avoids milk, butter, and fish. Which deficiency disease can he suffer from? (

(a) Goitre (b) Rickets

! (c) Anaemia (d) Obesity, 4. Amit could have avoided scurvy with the regular intake of: (! (aj Cabbage (b) EggsI (c) Citrus fruits (d) Almonds! 5. Rohit wants to have strong bones and teeth so his diet should include: {I (a) Calcium (b) Iodine

!I' (c)Vitamin D (d) Both (a) and (c)6. Hemant wants his muscles to be strong. Which vitamin should be include in his diet? (

! (a) Vitamin D (b) Vitamin C

I (c) Vitamin Bl (d) Vitamin KI 7. Sumit's daily intake of food lacks iron. Which deficiency disease is he at the risk of? (i1 (a) Goitre (b) Anaemia

'I (c) Scurvy (d) Rickets8. Grouping helps to:

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II (a) look organised

(c)Find things easily

I 9., Find out the one that can sink in water. (

(a) Paper

(b) Go to school

(d) Both (a) and (c)

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(b) Straw

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(c)Wood (d)None of these Class Section .10. Which of the following is not transparent? ( )

Subject _ .(a) Glass (b) Fresh water(c) Weod (d) Air Exam Roll No .

11. Which one of the following has rough surface? ( )

(a) Stone (b) Sponge(c}Piliow (d) Mattress

12. Which of the following is a soft material? ( )

(a) Iron (c) Stone

(c) Wood (d) Gold

13. A large plant with several woody stems coming out from the ground is a:(a) Herb (b) Tree

(b) Shrub (d) Climber14. The stalk of a flower is called:

(a) Ovule (b) Stigma(c) Pedicel (d) Petiole

15. The process of manufacturing food by leaves requires: (

(a) Sunlight (b) Chlorophyll

(c) Carbon dioxide (d) All of these

III. ONE-WORD RESPONSE~. ,

1. Name three methods of separation.

2. Name two things that can be separated using handpicking.

3. Name any two methods that can be used for separating a mixture of sand and water.

4. Name the two processes using either of which salt and water can be separated.

5. Give two examples of filtration.

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