This document appears to be a record book for formative assessments in Environmental Studies (EVS) for a Class 5 student in Kendriya Vidyalaya, CECRI Campus, KaraiKudi-6. It contains the topics that were assessed, the grades received by the student, and spaces for the teacher's and parent's signatures for each topic. There are 22 topics listed that were assessed throughout the academic year. The assessments include various activities like matching, identifying, describing, locating on maps, short answer questions, etc.
Chapter - 14, Sources of Energy, Science, Class 10Shivam Parmar
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Chapter - 14, Sources of Energy, Science, Class 10
A GOOD SOURCE OF ENERGY
FEATURES OF GOOD FUEL
FOSSIL FUELS
DISADVANTAGES OF FOSSIL FUELS
THERMAL POWER PLANT
HYDROPOWER PLANT
ADVANTAGES OF HYDROPOWER PLANT
DISADVANTAGES OF HYDROPOWER PLANT
BIO-MASS
CHARCOAL
COW DUNG
BIOGAS PLANT
WIND ENERGY
ADVANTAGES OF WIND ENERGY
LIMITATIONS OF WIND ENERGY
NON - CONVENTIONAL / ALTERNATIVE SOURCES -OF ENERGY
SOLAR ENERGY
SOLAR COOKER
SOLAR CELL
ENERGY FROM THE SEA
TIDAL ENERGY
WAVE ENERGY
OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR FISSION
DISADVANTAGES OF USING NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR FUSION
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RENEWABLE AND -NONRENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES
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Chapter - 14, Sources of Energy, Science, Class 10Shivam Parmar
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Chapter - 14, Sources of Energy, Science, Class 10
A GOOD SOURCE OF ENERGY
FEATURES OF GOOD FUEL
FOSSIL FUELS
DISADVANTAGES OF FOSSIL FUELS
THERMAL POWER PLANT
HYDROPOWER PLANT
ADVANTAGES OF HYDROPOWER PLANT
DISADVANTAGES OF HYDROPOWER PLANT
BIO-MASS
CHARCOAL
COW DUNG
BIOGAS PLANT
WIND ENERGY
ADVANTAGES OF WIND ENERGY
LIMITATIONS OF WIND ENERGY
NON - CONVENTIONAL / ALTERNATIVE SOURCES -OF ENERGY
SOLAR ENERGY
SOLAR COOKER
SOLAR CELL
ENERGY FROM THE SEA
TIDAL ENERGY
WAVE ENERGY
OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR FISSION
DISADVANTAGES OF USING NUCLEAR ENERGY
NUCLEAR FUSION
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RENEWABLE AND -NONRENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES
Every topic of this chapter is well written concisely and visuals will help you in understanding and imagining the practicality of all the topics.
By Shivam Parmar (Entrepreneur & Teacher)
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Class 7th science chapter 8. Winds, Storms and CyclonesSwayam Khobragade
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14 chemical effects of electric currentCHEKIT SHARMA
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CLASS 8 NCERT CHAPTER 6 COMBUSTION AND FLAME BY GAURAV GHANKHEDE Gaurav Ghankhede
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Topics Included:
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• Terminal
• Electrical Energy
• Electric Cell
• Electric Circuit
• Types of Circuit
• Open and Closed Switch
• Solar Cell
• Conductor and Insulator
• Different Methods of Producing Electricity
COMBUSTION AND FLAME PPT- SHORT NOTES/CLASS8/SCIENCE/CHEMISTRYRidhima Wahi
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Class 7th science chapter 8. Winds, Storms and CyclonesSwayam Khobragade
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How is the Bible being used in Sunday School curriculum if a student can attend class and never have to touch or handle it? What may happen to students if they are rarely prompted to dig into the passage and mine its meaning and relevance for their daily affairs? What might happen is that students graduate from years of Sunday School without ever learning how to handle the Word of truth correctly, in the sense meant by 2 Timothy 2:15 (NIV): Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth. In Part 1 the author explores the implications of how the Bible is used through the lenses of curriculum theory, analyzing the explicit, implicit, null, incarnated, whom and how curricula. In Part 2 the flower/bee methodology is presented as a guide to customizing one’s own curriculum. It works as an overlay over existing commercial curriculum to glean its most useful ideas. It establishes a methodology for each lesson plan to teach students to correctly handle the Bible as a means of growing in godliness and presenting themselves before God as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed.
This paper articulates the educatoinal implications of my theology, beginning first by clarifying what a number of my beliefs are and then enumerating how that informs my curriculum model, my methodology, my view of the teacher, student, and content.
Biblical Dream Study Nineteen Hours of Study in Allegorical ContextSister Lara
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
This webinar will introduce you to my framework, highlighting the key competencies I identified from my research. It will also show how anybody involved in language teaching (any language, not just English!), teacher training, managing schools or developing language learning materials can benefit from using the framework.
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1. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI
CAMPUS KARAIKUDI-6
RECORD OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENTS
FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 20_______
CLASS: V SEC: SUB: EVS
NAME OF THE STUDENT : _________________________________________________
ROLL NUMBER : _________________________________________________
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2. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
S.No. Date Topic Grade Tr’s sign. Parent ’s
sign.
1 Super Senses
2 A Snake Charmer’s Story
3 From Tasting to Digesting
4 Mangoes Round the year
5 Seeds and Seeds
6 Every Drop Counts
7 Experiment with water
8 A Treat for Mosquitoes
9 Up you Go!
10 Walls Tell Stories
11 Sunita in Space
12 What if it Finishes.?
13 A Shelter so high !
14 When the Earth shook !
15 Blow Hot. Blow Cold.
16 Who will do this work
17 Across the wall
18 No Place for us?
19 A seed tells a farmer’s Story’
20 Whose Forests?
21 Like Father, Like Daughter
22 On the move Again.
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MATHS – RECORD OF FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT
3. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 1. SUPER SENSES
Match the following
Given below is the sleeping time of some animals. Shade the portion in the
24 hour clock given.
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(a) Dog 6 hours (b) Buffalo 4 hours
(c) Child 8 hours (d) Shake 18 hours
4. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 2. A SNAKE CHARMER’S STORY
Given below are pictures of some animals. In the space provided, mark a tick
(v’) if that animal is used for entertainment and a cross (K) if it is not.
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5. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 3. FROM TESTING TO DIGESTING
I. Name any 2 food items with the following tastes
1. sweet ......................................... .............................................
2. salty ......................................... .............................................
3. sour ......................................... .............................................
4. bitter ......................................... .............................................
5. spicy ......................................... .............................................
II. Describe the tastes of these food items
1. Mango chutney
2 Amla
3. Maggi
4. icecream
5. Roasted chana
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6. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 3. FROM TESTING TO DIGESTING
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7. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 4. MANGOES ROUND THE YEAR
1) How are the following preserved in your house?
Fruits vegetables milk
............................ ............................ .................................
2) The following are the steps involved in the making of mamidi tandra.
Arrange them properly.
1) Spread the pulp into a thin layer over the mat.
2) Take the most ripe mangoes.
3) Take out the pulp into average pot.
4) Add sugar or jaggery in equal amounts to the pulp and mix well.
5) Thin layer is allowed to dry in the sun.
6) Add layer after layer till it becomes 4cm thick.
3) Select the suitable ways of preserving the following food items.
Milk ................................................
Lemon ................................................
Tomatoes ................................................
Potatoes ................................................
Pine apple ................................................
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Pickling, Salting, drying,
Boiling, Cleanning
8. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 5. SEEDS AND SEEDS S
Given on the left is the picture of some chanas soaked in water in a bowl. On the right
is an empty bowl. Draw how the bowl would look like after the chanas have been left to
soak for 7-8 hours.
BEFORE AFTER
Given below is a picture of a sprouted chana. One of the thread like structure
coming out of the chana develops into root while the other develops into shoot
(stem). Write in the spaces provided the name of the parts.
Seeds grow into a new plant. Arrange them into proper sequence by
numbering.
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9. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :5. SEEDS AND SEEDS
Fill in the blanks:
1. ............................... and....................... are agents of dispersal of seeds.
2. ................................... seeds germinate quickly.
3. Coconut can be dispersed by ..................
4. Drumstick seeds can be dispersed by ............................
5. The outer layer of seed is called ...................................
Match the following:
Column A Column B
1. Vegetable with seeds Dispersed by explosion
2. Cotton seeds Pitcher plant
3. Peas and beans Mango
4. Fruit with big seed Lady's finger
5. Insects get trapped Weightless seeds
Answer the following:
1. Write some fruits which has one seed.
......................................................................................................................
......................................................................................................................
2. Write some fruits which has many seeds
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......................................................................................................................
3. Write notes on sprouting.
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10. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 6. EVERY DROP COUNTS
Name the source of water looking at the Pictures
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11. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 6. EVERY DROP COUNTS
Separate the following into substances which can be dissolved in water and
which cannot be. blood, ink, curd, ghee wax, wheat flour, sugar, salt, chalk
powder, milk
soluble in water Insoluble in water
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Discovery of facts : Lemon tot in salty water because
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12. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 6. EVERY DROP COUNTS
Fill in the blanks:
1. In our Country ................................. state gets very less rainfall.
2. We collect rainwater through ................................. method.
3. ........................... is the festival celebrated in Tamilnadu related to water.
4. .................................... is the main source of water.
5. ................................... plays an important role in agriculture.
Match the following:
Column A Column B
1. Rainwater harvesting Earth
2. Johadas Depletion of water table
3. Industries and factories Replenishing water table
4. Tube well Place made for collection of water in Rajasthan
5. Blue Planet Pollute the water
Answer the following:
1. What is water cycle?
......................................................................................................................
......................................................................................................................
2. Name few methods to reuse the waste water.
......................................................................................................................
......................................................................................................................
3. How will you conserve water?
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13. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :7. EXPERIMENTS WITH WATER : Identification
Write (S) if it sinks in water or (F) if it floats
Mark () for the things that float and (X) for the things that sink.
1. (a) Empty mug
(b) Mug half filled with water
(c) Mug full of water
2. Wooden pencil
3. Metallic Pen
4. Eraser
5. Iron pin put on a leaf
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14. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :7. EXPERIMENTS WITH WATER :
1. Choose the Correct Answer :
A. A puffed puri ....................... (floats / sinks) in water.
B. An Aluminium foil .........................when it is spread out. When pressed
tightly into a ball it ................................
C. Things dissolved............................... (faster / slower) on heating.
D. The saltiest sea on earth is the ............................ sea.
E. Life jackets are used by people in order to .................. (Swim/float) in water.
2. Classify the following as things which float in water and things which
sink in water.
Item Things which float Things which sink
Iron nail
Match Stick
Empty, Closed Plastic Bottle
A bottle filled with water
Soap Cake
A Piece of wood
A piece of ice
Stone
Pencil
Steel Plate
Needle
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15. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :8. A TREAT FOR MOSQUITOES
Complete the stages of the life cycle of a mosquito.
Where will you look for mosquitoe’s eggs in water? Tick () the correct answer.
(a) At the bottom of the water.
(b) In the middle layer of water
(c) At the top floating on it
(d) Everywhere in water
Given below are some food items which contain iron. Tick () the ones you
would like to have.
TOPIC :9. UP YOU GO!
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16. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
Name 10 items to be carried by the mountaineer in his bag:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Given below are some adventures sports. Name them:
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17. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :9. UP YOU GO!
I. Locate the following in the map given below :
a) Assam b) Manipur c) Mizoram
e) Nagaland f) Uttarkhand g) Mount Everest
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18. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
i) New Delhi j)Uttarkashi
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19. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :10. WALLS TELL STORIES
Name the Pictures :
...................................
...................................
...................................
...................................
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Riddle Time !
1. A Subject in which we study about past. H ... ... ... ... R ...
2. A part of wall coming out in round shape
It is built to ensure security. B ... ... T ... ... ...
3. A group of soldiers A ... ... ...
4. A single of this can cause a lot of destruction B ... ... ...
5. A place where old items are displayed M ... ... ... ... M
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20. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 11. SUNITA IN SPACE
Fill letters in the empty boxes and solve the following crossword puzzle:
CLUES:
I. Worlds first
unmanned
spacecraft.
2. The Russian space
craft in which
Rakesh Sharma
travelled
3. First Astronaut to
travel in space
4. First American to
walk on moon
5. First Indian
satellite to map
moon
Earth looks the same from the moon as the moon looks from
the earth. Why?
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.
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.
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21. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
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TOPIC : 11. SUNITA IN SPACE
I. Write the suitable answers.
a. Blue part in the Globe shows ...........................................
b. Green part in the Globe shows ...........................................
c. Brown part in the Globe shows ...........................................
d. Yellow part in the Globe shows ...........................................
II. Locate the following countries in the World map.
1. America 2. Africa 3.Brazil 4.Argentina 5. USSR 6.Australia
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22. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 12. WHAT IF IT FINISHES .?
1) TICK THE VEHICLES THAT GIVES OFF SMOKE
2) TICK THE VEHICLES THAT DOES NOT GIVE OFF SMOKE.
3) TICK THE NON-RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY.
A) COAL B) BlO MASS C) TIDAL POWER D) MINERALS
4) TICK THE RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY
A) HYDEL POWLR B) NATURAL GAS
C) NUCLEAR POWER D) PETROLEUM
5) MATCH THE FOLLOWING
a) Coal heat of the earth
b) Bio mass coal mines
c) Geothermal energy wood
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23. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 12. WHAT IF IT FINISHES .?
1) TICK THE VEHICLES THAT GIVES OFF SMOKE
2) TICK THE VEHICLES THAT DOES NOT GIVE OFF SMOKE.
3) TICK THE NON-RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY.
A) COAL B) BlO MASS C) TIDAL POWER D) MINERALS
4) TICK THE RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY
A) HYDEL POWLR B) NATURAL GAS
C) NUCLEAR POWER D) PETROLEUM
5) MATCH THE FOLLOWING
a) Coal heat of the earth
b) Bio mass coal mines
c) Geothermal energy wood
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24. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 13. A SHELTER SO HIGH !
Identification
I) Identify ten items needed for a trip.
II. Which states would you pass through while traveling from Mumbai to
Kashmir. Show on the Map.
Name the States :
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25. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 13. A SHELTER SO HIGH !
1. Fill in the blanks :
a. Gaurav Jani went to Delhi from Mumbai by ....................................
b. In Jammu houses were made of ....................................
c. The tents of changpa tribes are called ........................
d. The Changpa tribes always move with their ................ and ................
e. ................... is the name of the place where Changpas keep their sheep and
goats in their tent.
f. Kashmir people live in a special type of house which float in water and is
known as ............................
2. Write short notes on Pashmina shawls and people living in high mountains.
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KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
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TOPIC : 14. WHEN THE EARTH SHOOK !
Observation – Name these natural Calamities
1. .................................... 2. ....................................
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28. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 15. Blow Hot. Blow Cold.
II. Make whistles of the things given below and number from loudest to the softest.
IV. Name this instrument. Who uses this and why?
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Identification
V. Find ten musical instruments from the grid.
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29. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 16. WHO WILL DO THIS WORK
Identification the things used to keep your house clean.
Given below are pictures of some jobs performed by various people in our
society. Tick () those you would like take up and cross (X) those you do not.
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30. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 17. ACROSS THE WALL
Look at the grid and identify the team games
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KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
II. Find the national games of the following countries
India _________________ Australia _________________
America _________________England _________________
III. Give examples for the following:
a. 2 out door games ___________________________________
b. 2 individual sports ___________________________________
c. 2 cricketers ___________________________________
d. 2 indoor games ___________________________________
IV. Fill in the blank:
1. Last Olympic games was held In the year ..................... at ................
2. The next Olympic games will be held in the year ............ at ............
3. In 2004, Olympic games was held in ......................................
4. Vijendra singh won ............................ medal in Beijing Olympics.
TOPIC : 17. ACROSS THE WALL
1. Name some individual sports.
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2. Name some indoor games.
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3. Name some outdoor games.
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4. Name any three sports played as a team.
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5. Find out the national games of :
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KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
a) India ....................................
b) America ....................................
c) Australia ....................................
d) England .....................................
6. Name some Indian women players and also mention the sport in which they
are famous.
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7. Write a few lines about basketball.
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TOPIC :18. NO PLACE FOR US?
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Compare the two and write the Positive
aspects in the blanks:
1. ..........................................................
2. ..........................................................
3. ..........................................................
4. ..........................................................
5. ..........................................................
6. ..........................................................
33. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
Tick any one and write a reason I like cities / villages because
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TOPIC :18. NO PLACE FOR US?
1. Fill in the blanks:
a. Jatrya's family came to Mumbai from ................................. village.
b. Jatrya was born in ............................ village.
c. Many people in Jatrya's village didn't agree to move away from their
.................................... and village.
d. In Khedi people knew to treat the patients with ........................ made
from ...............................
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Compare the two and write the
negative aspects in them:
1. ..........................................................
2. ..........................................................
3. ..........................................................
4. ..........................................................
5. ..........................................................
6. ..........................................................
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CLASS : V
e. The smoke and the smell of burning tyre were .......................................
f. Empty bottles and news papers were sold to the ....................................
2. Answer the following:
a) Write the name of any five dams in our country.
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b) Write the advantages and disadvantages in building a new dam.
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35. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC : 19. A SEED TELLS A FARMER’S STORY’
1. Draw the journey of wheat from the field to the plate and explain it with
your own words :
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2. THINK AND WRITE :
What would happen if all the farmers were to use only one kind of seed and
grow only one kind of crop?
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36. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :20. WHOSE FORESTS?
Observation
1. Observe the pictures and write how they are linked to the forests
2) Write the forest products
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KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :21. LIKE FATHER, LIKE DAUGHTER
I) MATCH THE FOLLOWING.
A) DIPTHERIA CHICKEN POX
B) AT BIRTH INFLUENZA VACCINE
C) 9 MONTHS BCG, POLIO, HEPATITIS B
II) MATCH THE FOLLOWING
A) NEPHEW SON OF ONE’S BROTHER OR SISTER
B) NANI MOTHER’S MOTHER
C) CJ-IACHI FATHER’S BROTHER’S WIFE
D) MAUSI DAUGHTER OF A PERSON’S BROTHER OR SISTER
E) NIECE MOTHER’S SISTER
Fill in the table:
Your special habit or trait Whom is it similar to?
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38. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :22. ON THE MOVE AGAIN.
I) OBSERVATION:-
A) FILL IN THE BLANK:
(Sugarcane, huts, rain, school, study, Mukadam)
1. The ______________gives money as loan to the villagers.
2. When there is no __________ there is no work on the field.
3. Mukadam is the agent for______________ factories.
4. The carvan of these families stay in_________ made of dry sugarcane.
5. When the carvan of families move1 the children do not go to______ for 6 months.
6. If children ____________________ they can become somebody in life and
have better future.
II) Answer the following:
1. Give some reasons for which people need to borrow money.
A) ____________________________________________________
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KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :22. ON THE MOVE AGAIN.
III. Suppose your family has to leave its home town and migrate to some
other town. What difficulties do you think your parents will have to face?
What changes will come in your life?
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41. KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA, CECRI CAMPUS,
KARAIKUDI - 6
CLASS : V
TOPIC :22. ON THE MOVE AGAIN.
I. Identify the following :
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