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Swami Mohan Dass Model School Sr. Sec. School Session-2016-17

Class-V Holidays Home work

Note: - 1 Holidays Homework will be assessed for FA2

2 Do holidays home work in separate notebook .

Hindi Holidays Home work

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English Holidays Homework 1. Make sentences of 20 new words. (Newspaper/ course book/ any book)

2. Make a table on nouns and their kinds in the scrap book. 3. Write and learn Forms of verbs. (Any 20) 4. Write 10 pages of cursive writing from your course book. 5. Write 2 paragraphs on: My Grandmother, Trees. 6. Read the given passages and answer the questions

(A) To be without mother

When I think of love, I remember you, When I see the peaceful dove, I remember you, When I think of bed time stories, I remember you, When I recall the fond memories, I remember you. When I consider your care, None can replace you, In critical situations, when you dare, None can replace you, In your patience, during agitations, None can replace you, In your cleverness, Even in a mess,

None can replace you. When I want somebody to console, I am in need of you, When I want to face something bold, I am in need of you, When any situation turns cold, I am in need of you, Since you are the precious foundation

to hold, I am in need of you. I want you, I remember you, None can replace you, Mother! Dear Mother, Where are you?

Answer the following questions:

i) The poet remembers his/her mother as he/she: a. Thinks of bed time stories b. Sees sparrows c. Sees a friends mother d. Is hit by a friend

ii) The word dare in the line In critical situations, when you dare means: a. Show courage b. Threaten somebody c. Request somebody d. Fear somebody

iii) Which of the following is not true?

No one can replace a mother when it comes to

a. patience

b. courage c. cleverness d. timidity

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iv) The synonym of the word precious in the line Since you are the precious foundation to hold:

a. antique b. flawless c. valuable d. inexpensive

v) The antonym of the word console in the line When I want somebody to console:

a. soothe b. calm c. depress d. cheer up

(b) A Clever Judgment

Birbal was a popular minister at Emperor Akbars court. His wit and intelligence

earned him name and fame. Akbar summoned Birbal whenever he needed help

to solve some issue.

Emperor Akbar was a jewelry lover. He owned a collection of exotic rings made of

precious stones. His favorite among his possessions was a large diamond ring

surrounded by pearls.

Akbars jewelry and his clothes were managed by his eight servants who assisted

him every day to get ready. No one else was allowed to enter this part of the

palace.

One day, Akbar found his ring missing. A frantic search was conducted all over the

palace but in vain. Birbal was called to the court to solve this mystery.

Birbal wondered about the circumstances in which the ring had gone missing and

came up with a brilliant idea. He called all the servants who were in-charge and

gave them a stick each. He told them that all of them were magic sticks and all

of them had been cut into the same size. The stick would identify who was

responsible for this robbery and would grow exactly an inch the next day. He

asked them to assemble at the court the next day without fail.

All the eight servants came to the court as agreed. Birbal examined the sticks and

caught hold of the servant who was the thief. The servant pleaded an apology.

It was the kings turn to be surprised now. He asked Birbal how he could identify

the thief. Birbal showed the sticks to the king. One of them was exactly an inch

short! The thief had believed Birbals story and cut the stick short by an inch to

escape being identified!

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Answer the following questions:

i) Birbal was popular in Emperor Akbars court he was:

a. witty and intelligent

b. comical

c. stupid

d. brave

ii) Akbars favorite among his possession of exotic rings was a:

a. pearl ring surrounded by diamonds

b. diamond ring surrounded by pearls

c. ruby ring surrounded by pearls

d. pearl ring surrounded by rubies

iii) Birbal handed the servants a stick each saying that:

a. The thiefs stick would grow short by an inch the next day

b. The sticks of everyone other than thief would grow short by an inch the

next day

c. The sticks of everyone other than thief would grow by an inch the next

day

d. The thiefs stick would grow by an inch the next day

iv) Birbal managed to catch the thief because the thief had:

a. cut his stick short by one inch

b. hid his stick

c. destroyed his stick

d. replaced his stick by a shorter stick

v) The word assemble used in the passage in the antonym of:

a. amass

b. gather

c. scatter

d. collect

EVS:- Holidays Homework

1. Make 20 Question answers from each chapter-Dignity of Work,

Animals and their food and also learn.

2. Draw the three animals of type herbivores, carnivores and

omnivores and also write about their features and eating habits

in notebook.

3. Collect the seeds of minimum 10 different plants and paste them

in scrapbook and also mention their names.

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Maths Holidays Homework Practice test paper:-Solve worksheets from 1 to 15 of Mental Maths.

Project:- Using Matchsticks make Roman Numbers from 1 to 20

Solve look back exercise of ch-4 on page no. 36 on your separate test notebook.

Solve following questions on your separate test notebook:

1) Write in words using Indian number system:

(a) 9540458 (b) 29430000 (c) 242516 (d) 59843 (e) 64905000

2) Write the number name using international number system:

(a) 22591681 (b) 7600001024 (c) 5325844 (d) 701286 (e) 437941

3) Write place value of each digit

(a) 52974 (b) 2543498 (c) 36801 (d) 263475 (e) 8763420

4) Make greatest and smallest number using digits

(a) 4,2,8,3,6 (b) 8,6,4,2,3,1 (c) 3,5,9,7 (d) 1,8,0,5,4 (e) 8,6,4,2,0,0

5) Write the successor of

(a) 839999 (b) 3800519 (c) 49000 (d) 68099 (e) 5763805

6) Convert into Hindu Arabic numerals

(a) MXXXIV (b) CDXXI (c) CLXV (d) DXXIII (e) DXC

7) Write the answer in Roman Numerals

(a) 98+2 (b) LV +XLV (c) 7+8 (d) XCII III (e) LXII-XI

8) Write in Ascending order

LX, XL, XXX, LXIX, LXX, XXXVII

9) Write in Roman Numerals

(a) 1090 (b) 1935 (c) 1600 (d) 548 (e) 792

10) Write in Descending order

XX, LIV, LXVI, LIX, XCVII, LXXXVIII

11) Arrange in column and add

5454, 457639 and 26389405

12) What should be added to 2, 54,698 to get 62, 12,541?

13) Rajat bought a machine for Rs. 2, 57, 98,500 and sold it for Rs. 2, 75, 10,000. Did he gain

or loss money? Find his profit or loss.

14) (i) multiply : (a) 21659 and 1506 (b) 17392 and 68 (c) 2954 and 34

(ii) Divide: (a) 3, 10,752 and 96 (b) 8750 and 35 (c) 9309 and 29

15) The litchis from a farm were packed in boxes that hold 144 litchis. If 2215 boxes

Were used, how many litchis were packed?

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Computer Holidays Homework

Projects: A) Make a collage of possible applications of

Computers. Paste and label them in notebook.

B) Paste pictures of different kinds of computers.