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HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK
CLASS IX
ENGLISH
LITERATURE - Value Based Questions
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
1. The Professor answered with a phrase that was to become familiar to all of us. - “No
sergeant. It’s all a matter of intelligent reading” Showing off one’s knowledge is a vice not a
virtue. Elaborate.
Value Points• Learning is a continuous process •Sharing of knowledge •Humility •Respecting
others is also important.
2. Technical definitions, the parts of the rifle, its use and care, he had them all by heart … He
had brains. He was sure to get a commission, before long.
Private Quelch was indeed brilliant - well-read and knowledgeable. Do you think this gave him the
right to be disrespectful to his teachers? Give reasons for your answer.
Value Points • Admired for intellect by teachers and peers • Too overbearing, condescending,
boastful • Teacher, a guru – mentor, guide • Way of exhibiting knowledge and forwarding views
not in keeping with the decorum • Need to respect the point of view of others.
KEEPING IT FROM HAROLD
3. Mr. Bramble wanted to hide the truth about his profession because he did not consider it a
dignified one. Do you think it was the right attitude? Justify.
Value Points• All sports recognized and reputed worldwide• Dignity of Professions • Self-esteem
is a pre-requisite to respect from others • He did earn fame, glory, recognition and money as
‘Young Porky’
4. “But Harold, Jerry. He’d die of the disgrace of it.” Harold is bullied and made fun of by his
peers at school. After reading the story you recollect one such incident of a student bullying your
friend who didn’t belong to a very well- to- do family. It greatly disturbed you. On reaching home,
you write a diary entry reflecting on the incident.Value Points• Respect for all irrespective of
economic status or class •All professions respectful – dignity of labour• Being sensitive towards
others • Instilling a sense of self-esteem.
WRITING SKILLS
Q1. You are Deepak or Deepa of 154, Punjabi Bagh, Delhi. Write a letter to your younger brother
living in the hostel of Bansal’s institute, Rajasthan, telling him about the benefits of reading
newspapers in about 150 words.
Q2. You hate Mondays but you love Sundays because you don’t have to go to school. You can
sleep for long in the morning. Write a page in your diary why today(Sunday) was a great day for
you.
Q3. You are Sumit Arora, living at 315, F Block, Happy Gardens Colony, New Delhi. This is a
residential Colony but has become a thoroughfare for speeding vehicles. Many cases of accidents
have been reported. Write a letter to the President, RWA of the colony to construct speed breakers
in the colony for safety of the residents.
Q4. Children are the future of the nation. Schools and parents play an important role in the allround development of a child. Write an article on the topic “Role of School in Child’s Life”.
Q5.Afer coming from school, I went to my room to complete my homework. When I entered the
room, I saw………………….Complete the story in a suitable way.
Q6. Write any five Quotes of your choice and explain their meaning in your own words.
(To be done in Scrap Book)
MATHEMATICS
PROJECT
• Write the project on the following topics according to respective roll numbers :
Roll no.
Topic
1 – 10
Surface area and volume, difference between 2 d shapes
And 3 d shapes, uses in daily life
11 – 20
Probability, uses in daily life, name of the mathematician
and his contribution
21 – 30
Statistics, uses in daily life, how statistics is related to
Probability
31 - 40
Linear Equation in Two Variables, uses in daily life,
Intersecting lines, Coincident lines , Parallel lines ,
Equation of the coefficient lines and the relation of
Coefficient lines
• Prepare the following chapters for F A 3 :
1) Circles ( complete )
2) Surface Area and Volume
3) Constructions
• Make a crossword puzzle on any of the given following topics :
Surface area and volume,Probability, Statistics, Linear Equation in Two Variables
Mathematics assignment
. Write the project on the following topics according to respective roll numbers.
ROLL NO.
1-10
and 3 d shapes
TOPICS
surface area and volume, difference between 2 d shapes
Uses in daily life
11-20
Probability, uses in daily life, name of the
Mathematician and his contribution
21-30
probability
Statistics, uses in daily life, how statistics is related to
31-40
linear equation in two variable, uses in daily life,
intersecting line, coincident lines,
Parallel lines, equation of the coefficient lines and the relation of coefficient lines
Prepare following chapter for FA3
1. Circles {complete}
2. Surface area and volume
3. Construction
Make a cross word puzzle on any given following topics;
1. Surface area and volume
2. Probability
3. Statistics
4. Linear equation in two variable
SCIENCE
Chemistry
1. Make project on any topic from chapter atoms and molecules.
2. Complete practical file.
Physics
1. Report all the experiments in practical file.
2. Solve the numericals given in class on A4 size coloured sheets.
Biology
1. Complete practical file.
2. Collect plant samples for herbarium.
Social Science
Prepare notes and write in your classwork register on the Topic: Democratic Rights
What are Rights?
Why do we need Rights?
Rights in Indian Constitution
A. Right to Freedom B. Right to Equality C. Right Against Exploitation D. Right to Freedom
of Religion E. Cultural and Educational Rights E. Right To Constitutional Remedies
How to secure these Rights?
Expanding scope of Rights.
Complete the project on poverty.
COMPUTER
A) Explain the following terms: (80 -100 words)
Internet
WWW
IP Address
URL
Hyperlink
Client
RSS
Firewall
Search Engines
Server
Blog
Router
Cookie
Favorites
DNS
HTML
Modem
Browser
IM (Instant Messaging)
B) Make a poster on “Indian IT Personalities”
Note: All the work to be done in the class work register.
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