Adjectives are words that are used to describe nouns and pronouns by giving them characteristics or identifying qualities. There are several types of adjectives including possessive adjectives like 'my' and 'your' that express possession, adjectives of quality like 'happy' and 'sad' that describe feelings, and numeral adjectives like 'three' and 'many' that indicate quantities. Adjectives help define and differentiate nouns from one another.

1. Adjectives are what define nouns and give them
characteristics to differentiate them from other nouns.
Adjectives are words that are used to describe ( what kind of )
nouns and pronouns and to quantify ( how much of ) and
identify ( which one ) them.
e.g. Princess Diana was a beautiful princess.
She owns five cars.
My father is wearing blue trousers .
There are five kinds of adjectives.
A. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
These adjectives expresses possession of a noun by someone
or something.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
SINGULAR PLURAL
MY OUR
YOUR YOUR
HIS THEIR
HER THEIR
ITS THEIR
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2. EXAMPLES : This is my phone.
His mother is standing at the gate.
Their garden is beautiful.
Your house is painted red.
These are their laptops.
B. ADJECTIVE OF QUALITY
These adjectives describe nouns that refer to action, state or
quality. Adjective of quality has several forms.
Colours as adjectives Pink, blue, black , white
Touch as adjectives Soft, hard . slippery. sticky
Feelings as adjectives Happy , sad, angry
Size as adjectives Big, small ,thick, thin
Shapes as adjectives Square, triangle, circle
Qualities of adjectives Good, bad, average, better
Time as adjectives Weekly, monthly , yearly
Age as adjectives Young, ancient, old
C. NUMERAL ADJECTIVE
An adjective of quantity or numeral adjective tells us the
number ( how many ) or amount ( how much ) of a noun.
E.g. Ravi has three bananas in his bag.
I can’t spend much money.
A caterpillar has many legs.

3. THERE ARE THREE TYPES OF NUMERAL ADJECTIVES.
1) DEFINITE NUMERAL ADJECTIVE : It is used to denote an
exact number of nouns as first, second, third , two
three etc.
e.g He has three friends in his new office.
She saw two forts in Jaipur.
2) INDEFINITE NUMERAL ADJECTIVE: It is used to denote
an exact number of nouns as some, any , much, many ,
a few etc.
e.g He has very few friends in his new office.
She has earned much money.
3) DISTRIBUTIVE NUMERAL ADJECTIVE: These adjectives
are used to refer to members of a group individually . It
can be people or objects. These adjectives are each,
every, another, other, either and neither.
e.g Each student is smart .
They will take another taxi.
D.DEMONSTRATIVE ADJECTIVE : A demonstrative
adjective ( this, that , these, those ) shows whether the
position of the noun is near or far from the person who
is speaking or writing.
e.g These balloons are mine.
That church is beautifully carved.
This is Ricky’s kite.
E. INTERROGATIVE ADJECTIVE : It is used to ask a
question. They are: where, what, which, when, why,
how etc.
e.g How far is the doctor’s clinic?
What do you prefer , sweet or sour?

4. There are few other kinds of adjectives.
1) ARTICLES : They are a, an , the
2) PREDICATIVE ADJECTIVES : They are those which
follow a linking verb and are not placed before a
noun/ pronoun.
E.g The bag is heavy.
Here the predicative adjective heavy is associated
with the verb is and links to the noun bag.
3) PERSONAL TITLES: These are adjectives where the
titles such as Mr, Master, Miss. Mrs, Dr, etc are used
as adjectives to describe the position of the noun.
E.g Aunt Sally and Uncle Polo will be visiting us
today.
4) COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE: It is the comparison
between two nouns.
e.g Raj is taller than Roxy.
5) SUPERLATIVE DEGREE : They express the
greatest increase or decrease of the quality.
e.g Sheena is the smartest girl in the class .
ADJECTIVE ENDINGS
-ful e.g beautiful, joyful, colourful
-ous e.g poisonous, famous, generous
-y e.g sunny, noisy, cloudy, easy
-less e.g careless, fearless, seedless
-al e.g mental, physical, special NOTE: DO THE
-ic e.g heroic, pathetic EXERCISES
-able e.g comfortable OF
-ing e.g smiling, loving, caring PAGES 36 & 37.
-ed e.g boiled, reduced, invited

6. दिल्ली पब्ललक स्क
ू ल
बोकारो स्टील सिटी, िेक्टर – 5
E content
कक्षा – 5
विषय – द िंिी
पाठ - शलि विचार ( व्याकरण)
शब्द – वर्णों क
े सार्थक मेल को शब्द कहते हैं।
शब्दों क
े प्रकार –
हहिंदी भाषा में शब्दों को चार आधारों पर बााँटा गया है –
1. उत्पत्ति क
े आधार पर
2. बनावट क
े आधार पर
3. प्रयोग क
े आधार पर
4. अर्थ क
े आधार पर
1. उत्पत्ति क
े आधार पर शब्द चार प्रकार क
े होते हैं।
क. तत्सम शब्द - जैसे – सूयथ, चिंद्र, गृह आहद।
ख. तद्भव शब्द – जैसे -सूरज, चााँद, घर आहद।
ग. देशज शब्द – जैसे – झोला , पगड़ी , खहटया आहद।
घ. त्तवदेश़ी शब्द ( आगत शब्द ) जैसे -स्क
ू ल, पुललस, उम्म़ीद आहद।
2. बनावट क
े आधार पर शब्द त़ीन प्रकार होते हैं –
क. रूढ़ शब्द
ख. यौगगक शब्द
ग. योगरूढ़ शब्द
3. प्रयोग क
े आधार पर शब्द दो प्रकार क
े होते हैं ।

7. क. त्तवकारी शब्द
ख. अत्तवकारी शब्द
4. अर्थ क
े आधार पर शब्द दो प्रकार क
े होते हैं –
क. सार्थक शब्द
ख. ननरर्थक शब्द
अभ्यास कायथ –
1. पाठ क
े अिंतगथत हदए गए अभ्यास कायथ को अपऩी पुस्तक में ही करें ।
2. ऩीचे हदए गए शब्दों को सही स्र्ान पर ललखखए –
कल,हाऱ्ी,पुस्तकालय,ऩीलक
िं ठ,पिंकज,रसोईघर
रूढ़ –
योगरूढ़ –
यौगगक –
3 - सार्थक तर्ा ननरर्थक शब्द चुनकर सही बादल में ललखखए फिर ननरर्थक शब्दों को सार्थक
बनाकर त़ीसरे बादल में ललखखए –
स़ीरक
ु , फकताब, ऩीकहा, नमकीन, शालाठपा, रामायर्ण, आश़ीवाथद, रजसू

8. 4. ऩीचे हदए गए शब्दों को सही स्र्ान पर ललखखए –
सूयथ, ऩीिंद, रात्रि, अक्षि, गााँव, दूध
तत्सम –
तद्भव -
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9. DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, B.S.CITY
ECONTENT OF MATHEMATICS (SESSION 2021-2022)
Date: 12.07.2021 to 16.07.2021
CLASS: 5
CHAPTER: DECIMAL DIVISION
Division of decimal numbers is similar to the usual division that we do where we
have to just take care of the correct positioning of the decimal symbol.
Broadly, the questions of decimal division may be classified into four categories.
a) Dividend is a whole number and the divisor is a whole number.
b) Dividend is a whole number and the divisor is a decimal number.
c) Dividend is a decimal number and the divisor is a whole number.
d) Dividend is a decimal number and the divisor is a decimal number.
We shall discuss the questions based on the last two cases in today’s econtent.
c) Dividend is a decimal number and the divisor is a whole number.
Let us take an example to understand this method. Let’s divide 338.56 by
23.
So, 338.56 ÷23 the dividend 338.56 is a decimal number and the divisor is
23 which is a whole number.

10. Hence, 338.56 ÷ 23 = 14.72
d) Dividend is a decimal number and the divisor is a decimal number.
Let us take the example of 0.75 ÷ 0.15. Here the dividend is 0.75 which is a
decimal number and the divisor is 0.15 which is a decimal number.
Steps:

11. Example 2
Example 3

12. Exercise
I. Divide the following:
1) 163.8 ÷ 35
2) 21.5 ÷ 2
3) 381.3 ÷ 31
4) 135.408 ÷ 24
5) 0.192 ÷ 1.2
6) 1.004 ÷ 0.25
7) 0.00684 ÷ 0.0036
8) 6.112 ÷ 0.32
II. Solve with statements:
a) Raju had Rs 1125.75 with him. He
wanted to distribute it equally
among his 5 friends. How much did
each friend get?
b) A ply is 74.04 cm thick. It is cut
into several pieces, each of
thickness 0.06cm. How many such
pieces are possible?
c) Maniram sells 1056 litres of milk to
80 families in equal quantity in a
month. How much milk is bought
by one such family in one month?
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13. Delhi Public School
Bokaro Steel City
Session- 2021-22, General Science
Class-V E-Content Date- 12/07/2021 to 16/07/2021
Ls-5 The Skeletal and Muscular Systems (Contd….)
Joint - Place where two bones meet.
Muscular System -
Joints
Immovable (Skull) Movable
Ball and Socket ( all
directions , hip and
shoulder)
Hinge (One
direction, elbow
and Knee)
Pivot ( Between
Skull and
backbone)
Gliding (Wrist
and ankle)
 Skeletal System is covered with
muscles.
 Bones move with the help of muscles.
 Tendons :- Muscles are attached to
bones with the help of strong fibres
called tendons.
 There are more than 650 muscles in
our body.
Muscular System

14. Types of Muscles
Types of Muscles
Voluntary Muscles/ Striped
Muscles/ Skeletal Muscles
(Under our control ,present in
arms , legs and feet )
Cardiac Muscles
(present in heart, helps to
pump blood , never get tired )
Smooth Muscles
(During digestion , muscles
contract and relax for movement
of food in the body, present in
stomach ,intestine etc.
Involuntary Muscles / Unstriped
Muscles
( Not Under our control )

15. Taking care of bones
 Regular exercise.
 Play games.
 Take proper rest.
 Take healthy food.
 Good posture.
Assignment
I)Fill in the blanks :-
1.------------------ system is covered with muscles.
2. Cardiac muscles are found in the ------------------.
II) Name the following :-
1. Joint that allows movement of bones in only one direction.
2. Muscles that work on their own and whose movement cannot be
controlled.
III) Answer the following questions :-
Q-1.Define
i)Tendons ii) Cartilage iii) Ligament
Ans- i) Tendons-Special tissues that attach muscles to the bones are
called tendons.
ii)Cartilage – The tough, flexible , connective tissue that reduces
friction between joints, holds bones together and helps to
support weight is called cartilage.
iii)Ligament – The fibrous connective tissue that connects bones
to other bones is called ligament.

16. Q-2.What is joint ? Name the different Kinds of movable joints
with an example for each.
Ans-2 Joint – The place where two bones meet is called a joint.
The different kinds of movable joints are :-
i)Ball and Socket joint- Example- shoulder joint
ii)Hinge joint- Example- Elbow
iii)Pivot joint- Example- found between the skull and the backbone
iv)Gliding joint- Example-found in the wrist
Q-3. What are voluntary muscles ? Where are they present in our
body ?
Ans- 3 Voluntary muscles – The muscles that we can move and are
under our control are Known as voluntary muscles. They are
present in our arms, legs and feet.
Q-4.How can we take care of our bones and muscles ? (Write five
points .)
Ans- 4 We can take care of our bones and muscles by
i)doing regular exercises.
ii) playing games .
iii)taking proper rest.
iv) taking healthy food.
v) maintaining good posture.
Q-5. Draw, colour and name the three types of muscles.
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17. INTRODUCTION
The regions around the poles are called Polar Regions. This include Asia,
Europe and North America around the South Pole and the continent of
Antarctica around the South Pole.
GREENLAND
Greenland is the world’s largest island. The original inhabitants of
Greenland are the Inuits. They call their country Kalaallit Nunaat, which
means ‘Land of the People’.
•

18. Greenland is located towards the north-east of North America. More
than two-third of the island is located north of the Arctic Circle. The
Baffin Bay and the Davis Strait separate Greenland from the northern
islands of Canada. Greenland is a part of Denmark .
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Greenland covers an area of about 21.5 lakh square kilometers.
The island looks white as about 80 per cent of the land is
permanently under snow and ice.
Huge pieces of ice often break away from the ice sheets and slide
down into the sea. These are called icebergs.
•
Greenland has an arctic type of climate. The winters are long and
cold. The sun does not rise for several weeks. Extremely cold and
chilly winds blow here. Summer is short and cool. The weather is
bright and sunny, especially in the coastal areas.
•

19. The only plants that grow here are mosses, lichens, grasses and
bushes. Some flowers bloom in spring. There are no forests due to
the cold climate.
•
Only animals with thick furry coats or those which can withstand
extreme cold can survive in Greenland. Eg :- polar bears, musk ox,
arctic fox, seals etc.
Wolf- like dogs called huskies are used for hunting and for pulling
sledges
EXERCISES
I. Fill in the blanks:( write the complete sentence in your
copy)
1. The original inhabitants of Greenland are the ______.

20. 2. Wolf- like dogs called _____ are used for hunting and for
pulling sledges
3. Greenland is a part of _______.
II. Questions and answers (note down the questions along
with the answers in your copy)
1. What are icebergs?
Ans: Huge pieces of ice that break away from the ice sheets and
slide down into the sea are called icebergs.
2. Describe the climate of Greenland?
Ans:- Greenland has an arctic type of climate. The winters are long
and cold. The sun does not rise for several weeks. Extremely cold
and chilly winds blow here. Summer is short and cool. The weather
is bright and sunny, especially in the coastal areas.

22. Who have been named for flag bearers at Tokyo
Olympics from India?
Boxer M.C. Mary Kom and men’s hockey team
skipper Manpreet Singh.

23. DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, B.S.CITY
E-CONTENT-8(10.07.21)
TECHNICAL ACTIVITY
CLASS-5
POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
Views in PowerPoint:-
There are different views in which we can view our
presentation in PowerPoint. These views are listed below.
1) Normal view:- The main editing view where we can
write and design our presentation. We have 4 working
area in this view-Outline pane, Slides pane, The notes
pane and upper right pane.

24. 2) Slide Sorter view:- Slide Sorter view shows all the slides
added in a presentation in a miniature form.

25. 3)Note Page View:- When we click on the Note Page in
the presentation view, we find the Notes pane just
below the Slide pane. Any notes can be typed in it.
4)Slide Sorter View:- This view us used to present the
whole screen to the audience. To go to the next slide in
a sequence, we press the enter key or click on the
screen or we may set it automatically.
5) Reading view:- It displays the presentation as a slide
show the fits within the window.

26. EXERCISE
Q1. What is slide sorter view?
Q2. Which is the main editing view where we write and
design?
Q3. Which view shows all the slides added in a
presentation in a miniature form?
Q4. Prepare a PowerPoint Presentation of 7-8 slides on
the topic-: ‘The Universe’.
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