annual teaching class - vi plan

S T . M I C H A E L ' S S C H O O LRANCHI

ANNUALTEACHINGPLAN2021-2022

Class - VI

"Have you the courage to face any hurdles, however formidable? Have you the determination to pursue your goal, even if those near and dear to you oppose you? You can be free men only if you have confidence in yourselves. You should develop a strong physique. You should shape your mind through study and mediation. Only then will victory be yours."

Swami Vivekananda was an Indian Hindu monk chief disciple of the 19th-century Indian mystic Ramakrishna. Born into an aristocratic Bengali family of Calcutta, Vivekananda was inclined towards spirituality. His teachings have created a positive impact on his followers.

3 GOLDEN RULESfrom Swami Vivekananda

• Who is Helping You, Don't Forget them.• Who is Loving you, Don't Hate them.

• Who is Believing you, Don't Cheat them.

Swami Vivekananda

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ANNUAL TEACHING PLAN : 2021-22

TABLE OF CONTENT

Sl. No. Subject Page No.

1. English 2 - 7

2. Mathematics 8 - 12

3. Computer 13 - 15

4. Social Science 16 - 24

5. Science 25 - 30

6. Sanskrit 31 - 35

7. Hindi 36 - 43

8. General Knowledge

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UNIT – 1 – OFF TO SCHOOL

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Chapter -1-Dear Mrs Naidu

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of Mathangi Subramanian. Explanation – “ DearMrs Naidu……… They don’t like questions. “ Pg-8

2 Explanation “ Even though it……. A lot of kids” Pg-9

3 Explanation “ I don’t have …… same first name” Pg-10

4 Copy work – Pg 11 Q.no B,D

5 Copy work – Pg 12 Q.no E,H

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Chapter -2- In Father’s Presence

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of R.K. Narayan, Explanation of Pg-15 - “How many days…. Krishna have to pay”

7 Explanation Pg-16

8 Explanation Pg-17, 18

9 Copy work – Pg 18 A (2a) (2b), B

10 Copy work – Pg 19 D,E,H

11Chapter – 3- I opened a book

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of Julia Donaldson. Explanation of Poem Pg-23

12 Copy work – Pg 24 Q.No B

13 Copy work – Pg 24 Q.No C

14 Living English – Workbook

Workbook Pg-5 - 8 (Q.No A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I)

15 Workbook Pg-9 - 12 (Q.No J,K,L,M)UNIT – 2 - ON YOUR MARK

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Chapter -1 – Go, Girl, Go

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Facts, Explanation of Pg-28, 29

17 Explanation of Pg-29, 30

18 Copy work – Pg 31 Q.No B,D

19 Bookwork Pg- 31-34 – A,C,E,F,G

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Chapter – 2 – The Fighter

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Facts, Overview of Ramendra Kumar, Explanation of Pg- 35,36,37

21 Explanation of Pg- 37,38

22 Explanation of Pg- 38,39

23 Copy work – Pg -40,41 Q.No C,D

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24 Copy work – Pg -41 Q.No G, Pg-42 Q.No I

25 Bookwork Pg- 40 Q.No B, Pg- 41 Q.No F, Pg – 43 Q.No I

26Chapter 3- Elephant Vs Insects

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of Allan Ahlberg, Explanation of 1st Para

27 Explanation of 2nd, 3rd para, Pg-45,Q.No A

28 Copy work Pg-45, Q.No C

29 Living English- Work Book

Workbook – Pg-14,15,16 (A,B,C,D,E,F)

30 Workbook – Pg-17,18,19 (G,H,I,J)UNIT 3 – ALL IN THE FAMILY

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Chapter 1 – Returning Home

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of Vandana Singh, Explanation of Pg-49

32 Explanation of Pg-50


34 Copy work Pg-51, Q.No E

35 Workbook Pg-51, A

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Chapter 2 – Anne with AN ‘E’

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of Lucy Maud Montgomery, Explanation of Pg-55




40 Copy work Pg-59, Q.No B

41 Copy work Pg-60, Q.No D

42 Workbook – A,G,H,I

43Chapter 4 – An Information Bureau

hapter Introduction, Theme, Moral, Overview of blanche Sprague , Explanation of Pg-65

44 Copy work Pg-66, Q.No. B


46 Living English- Work Book

Workbook – Pg-21 - 24 (A, B,C, D, E, F, G, H)

47 Workbook – Pg-25 - 29 (I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q)ENGLISH GRAMMAR

48 Chapter 1 – Kinds of Sentences

Introduction, Concept, Basics, Definition, Examples, Types and Examples, Exercise –Q- A,B

49 Exercise –Q- C,D

50 Chapter 2 – Subject and Predicate

Introduction, Concept, Basics, Definition, Examples, Types, Exercise –Q- A,

51 Chapter 25 – Punctuation

Introduction, Concept, different types of punctuation, uses and application, Examples, Exercise – Q- A,B

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52 Chapter 11 – Articles

Introduction, Concept, Function, Position, types, Exercise – Q- A,B

53 Exercise –Q- C,D

54 Chapter 4 – Kinds of Nouns

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Types – Definition & Examples, Exercise –Q- A,B,C,D

55 Chapter 5 – Nouns Numbers

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Types, Transformation, Exercise –Q- A,B,C,D,E,F

56 Chapter 6- Nouns Gender

Introduction, Concept, Types, Classification, Exercise –Q- A,B

57 Chapter 3 – Formation of Interrogatives

Introduction, Concept, Formation, Types,

58 Exercise –Q- A,B

59Chapter 7 - Pronouns

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Uses, Function Types & Examples, Exercise –Q- A,B,C

60 , Exercise –Q- D,E,F

61 , Exercise –Q- G,H,I,J

62 Chapter 8 – Adjective

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Types & Examples, Exercise –Q- A,B

63 Exercise –Q- C,D,E,F

64 Chapter 9 – Degree of Comparison

Introduction, Concept, Types, Exercise –Q- A,B,C,D,E,F

65 Chapter 10- Order of Adjectives

Introduction, Concept, Exercise –Q- A,B,C

66 Chapter 12 – Verbs, Modals and Auxiliaries

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Uses, Function Types & Examples, Exercise –Q- A

67 Exercise –Q- B,C

68 Exercise –Q- D,E

69 Letter Writing (Formal)

Introduction, Concept, Structure, Exercise –Q- C,D Pg -136

70 Paragraph Writing Introduction, Concept, Structure, Use, Exercise –Q- A,B,C,D Pg -39,40,61

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Chapter 18- Active and Passive Voice

Introduction, Concept, Rules, Formation, Exercise –Q- A, Pg -113

72 Simple present tense, Simple past tense, Simple future

73 Present Continues tense, Past continues tense

74 Present perfect tense, Past perfect tense

75 Future perfect, Exercise – Q- B, Pg- 114

76 Exercise –Q- D, Pg -115

77 Revision Work – P - 10

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Chapter 1 - COOKING DINNER

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Facts, Overview of Captain Frederick Marryat, Explanation – Pg- 70,71

2 Explanation – Pg- 71


4 Copy work – Pg- 73, Q – B, Pg- 74, Q – D,

5 Work Book – Pg – 73, Q – A, Pg – 74, Q - E

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Chapter 2 – Celebrity Chef

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Facts, Overview of Sanjeev Kapor, Explanation – Pg- 78



9 Copy work – Pg-81, B, Pg-82, D

10 Work Book – Pg-81, A, Pg-83, F,G, Pg -84, H

11Chapter 3 – Food for Thought

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Overview of Roann Mendriq, Explanation Pg-87, Para 1-3

12 Explanation Pg-87, Para 4-6

13 Copy work – Pg- 88, A

14 Living English – Work book

Workbook – Pg- 31,32,33,34,35

15 Workbook – Pg- 36,37,38,39,40,41

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16Chapter 1 – From a Stem to a Stylus

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Facts, Explanation Pg-92

17 Explanation Pg-93, Workbook Pg-94, A

18 Copy work Pg-95, D,E

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Chapter 2 – Debu and Mika

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Overview of NandiniNayan, Explanation Pg-100 - 101

20 Explanation Pg-102 – 103

21 Copy work – Pg -104, B,D,H

22 Workbook Pg-103, A Pg-106, G

23 Chapter 3 – I have made a new password

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Overview of Kenn Nesbitt, Explanation of the poem Pg-107

24 Copy work Pg-108,B


Workbook – Pg- 43,44,45,45

26 Workbook – Pg- 47,48,49,50

UNIT 6 : COATS AND FEATHERS

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Chapter 1- The Leopard

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Facts, Overview of Ruskin Bond, Explanation Pg-112,113

28 Explanation Pg-113,114


30 Copy work – Pg-116,B,D

31 Copy work + Workbook – Pg – 115, A, 117, G, 118, H

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Chapter 2- The Birthday Present

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Facts, Morals, Overview of Gerald Durrell, Explanation Pg-120,121



35 Copy work Pg -124, B, Pg-125,D

36 Copy work + Workbook Pg -123, A Pg-125, E, F Pg-126, G Pg-129, I

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Chapter 3 – Birds of Paradise

Chapter Introduction, Theme, Overview of Christina Rossetti, Explanation of the poem Pg-130, Para 1,2

38 Explanation Pg-130, Para 3,4

39 Copy Work – Pg-131 – B,D Workbook – Pg-131, A


Workbook – Pg- 52,53,54,55,

41 Workbook – Pg- 56,57,58,59

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42Chapter 17 – Verbs

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Types – Examples, Rules, Exercise – Pg-108, A

43 Exercise – Pg-109, B 110, C

44Chapter 20 – Adverbs

Introduction, Concept, Definition, Examples, Types of adverbs – Examples

45 Exercise – Pg-125, A, B

46 Exercise – Pg-127, C, D

47 Chapter 21 – Position & comparison of Adverbs

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Structure, Exercise – Pg- 130 A

48 Exercise – Pg- 130 B

49 Exercise – Pg- 131 C

50 Chapter 19 – Subject Verb agreement

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Structure, Position, Explanation of rules and position

51 Exercise – Pg- 120,A, B

52 Exercise – Pg- 121, C

53Chapter 22- Preposition

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Position, Types, Exercise – Pg- 139,A, B

54 Exercise – Pg- 140, C Pg- 141, D

55 Exercise – Pg- 142, E, F

56Chapter 23- Conjunction

Introduction, Concept, Uses, Rule, Types, Exercise – Pg- 144,A

57 Exercise – Pg- 146, B

58 Exercise – Pg- 148, C, Pg-149, D

59 Chapter 24 – Interjections

Introduction, Concept, Uses, Position

60 Exercise – Pg- 151, A, B

61Chapter 26 – Transformation of sentences

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Structures Exercise – Pg- 163, A

62 Exercise – Pg- 164, B, Pg-165, C

63 Exercise – Pg- 165, D, Pg-166, E

64 Exercise – Pg- 167, F, Pg-167, G

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Chapter 27- Direct and Indirect Speech

Introduction, Concept, Rule, Structures, Form, Exercise – Pg- 170, A

66 Exercise – Pg- 172, B

67 Exercise – Pg- 174, C

68 Exercise – Pg- 175, D, Pg- 176, E

69 Exercise – Pg- 177, F, Pg- 178, G

70 Informal Letter Concept, Structure, Exercise – Pg – 134, A,B

71 Diary Writing Concept, Structure, Exercise – Pg – 161, A,B,C

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Chapter 1: NUMBERS AND THEIR OPERATION

Introduction2 Concept map + Review Exercise Q1 to 33 Review Exercise Q .3,4 and 5

4 Natural numbers and Whole numbers (Place value chart)

5 Ex 1.1 Q1,2 and 36 Ex 1.1 Q 4,5 and 67 Expanded form Ex 1.2

8 Ex 1.3 Concept of Successor and Predecessor and Ordering Numbers

9 Continue Ex 1.310 Forming numbers Ex 1.4

11 Operation on whole numbers properties of addition

12 Properties of subtraction13 Properties of Multiplication and division14 Ex 1.515 Continues Ex 1.516 Estimation Ex 1.617 BODMAS ( Simplification )18 Ex 1.719 Continue Ex 1.720 Roman numeral system Ex 1.821 Doubt clearing + Run through22

Chapter-3 : FACTOR AND MULTIPLES

Introduction and Recap23 Concept map + Review Exercise24 Concept of factors and multiple25 Ex 3.126 Continue Ex 3.127 Activity to find Prime no. between 1 to 10028 Divisibility test 2 to 11 ( except 7 )

29 Some more properties of Divisibility + Discussion with example

30 Prime factorization (Factor tree method + Short Division Method Ex 3.2 Q1

31 Ex 3.2 Q2 to 632 Ex 3.2 Q7 to 10


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33 Continue Ex 3.2 Q 11 to 15

34 Highest common factor (HCF) (Discussion of all four methods)

35 Ex 3.3 Q 1 to 4

36 Continue Ex 3.3 Q5 to 9

37 Least Common Multiple (LCM) Discussion of all 3 methods

38 Ex 3.4 Q 1, 2 and 3

39 Continue Ex 3.4 Q4, 5, 6, 7

40 Continue Ex 8, 9, 10 + Relation Between HCF and LCM

41 Ex 3.5

42 Doubt clearing + Run through

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Chapter-4 : FRACTION

Introduction +Types of fraction

44 Review Exercise

45 Review Exercise

46 Equivalent fraction, Addition of fraction, Properties of Addition

47 Ex 4.1

48 Continue Ex 4.1

49 Subtraction of fraction

50 Ex 4.2

51 Continue Ex 4.2

52 Run through

53 Continue run through + Doubt clear

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Chapter-5 : DECIMALS

Introduction + Concept map + Place value chart

55 Review Exercise

56 Review Exercise Continue

57 Number line + Ex 5.1

58 Continue Ex 5.1

59Like/Unlike Decimal+ Comparing and Ordering Decimal numbers + Conversion of fraction into decimals

60 Ex 5.2

51 Continue Ex 5.2

52 Addition and subtraction + use of decimals into daily life + Ex 5.3

63 Continue Ex 5.3

64 Run through

65 Run through + Doubt clearing

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Chapter-9 : BASIC GEOMETRICAL CONCEPTS

Introduction + Concept maps

67 Review Exercise

68 Continue Review Ex

69 Plane and types of points ( Collinear & Non Collinear) + Ex 9.1

70 Continue Ex 9.1

71 Types of lines (Discussion + Copy work)

72 Ex 9.2

73 Concept of open and closed figure +types of closed figure

74 Polygons Discussion + Curvilinear and linear boundaries

75 Ex 9.3

76 Construction of line segment + Ex 9.4

77 Construction of perpendicular bisector + Ex 9.5

78 Run through

79 Run through

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Chapter-10 : ANGELS

Introduction + Concept map + Definition

81 Review Exercise

82 Angles +Ex 10.1

83 Magnitude of an angle

84 Ex 10.2

85 Special pairs of angle + Ex 10.3

86 Construction of angle using Protractor + Ex 10.4

87 Construction of angles using Compass + Ex 10.4

88 Run through

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Chapter-11 : TRIANGLE AND QUADRILATERALS

Introduction + Concept map

90 Definition + Review Ex

91 Ex 11.1

92 Ex 11.2

93 Run through

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Chapter-12 : CIRCLE


95 Review Ex + Definition

96 Ex 12.1

97 Ex 12.2 + Run through

98 - 101

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Chapter-2 : INTEGER

(Introduction + Concept map

2 Concept o Absolute value, additive inverse comparing and ordering + Ex 2.1 Q 1,2

3 Ex 2.1 Continue

4 Adding Integers + Ex 2.2 Q1,2

5 Subtraction of Integers + Continue Ex 2.2

6 Continue Ex 2.2 ( Simplification)

7 Run through

8 Continue Run through

9 Doubt clearing

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Chapter-6 : INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA

Concept map + Review Ex

11 Generals rules of Algebra + Operations on Algebraic Expression + Ex 6.1 Q6

12 Forming Expression and statements + Ex 6.1

13 Terms related to Algebraic Expression + Types of Algebraic Expression

14 Ex 6.2

15 Run through


17 Doubt clearing

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Chapter 7 LINEAR EQUATIONS


19Linear equation (method of solving) trial and error method + systematic method, Transposition method + Ex 7.1

20 Continue Ex 7.1

21 Forming and solving a Linear Equation + Ex 7.2

22 Run through

23 Run through continue

24 Doubt clearing

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Chapter-8 : RATIO AND PROPORTION


26 Concept of equivalent ratios + Ratio of three Quantities + Ex 8.1

27 Continue Ex 8.1

28 Ratio and fraction relations + Ex 8.2

29 Proportion + Ex 8.3

30 Continue Ex 8.3

31 Unitary method + Ex 8.4

32 Continue Ex 8.4

33 Run through

34 Continue run through + Doubt clear


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Chapter-13: THREE DIMENSIONAL SHAPES


36 Elements of 3D shapes + Copy work

37 Polyhedrons + Nets of solids

38 Ex 13.1

39 Continue Ex 13.1

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Chapter-14: SYMMETRY


41 Review Exercise

42 Lines of symmetry + symmetry in geometrical shape + Copy work

43 Ex 14.1

44 Reflection and Mirror symmetry + Ex 14.2

45 Run through

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Chapter-15 : PERIMETER AND AREA

(Introduction + Concept map)

47 Review Exercise

48 Perimeter of irregular and regular figure + Ex 15.1

49 Perimeter of composite figure + Ex 15.1

50 Concept of Area using graph paper

51 Area of composite figure + Ex 15.2

52 Area of Irregular figure + Ex 15.2

53 Run through


55 Double clearing

56 Revision test

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Chapter-16: DATA HANDLING

Introduction +Concept map

58 Review Exercise + Copy work

59 Concept of pictograph + Ex 16.1

60 Frequency Distribution table + Ex 16.1

61 Continue Ex 16.1

62 Concept of Bar graph (Reading + Interpretation)

63 Ex 16.2

64 Continue Ex 16.2

65 Run through


67 Doubt clearing

68 Revision test

69 Enrichment

70 Enrichment

71 - 90 Revision for final

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Ch-1: Basic of Computer Science

Basic operation of a Computer, Application of a Computer, Components: Input, Output, ALU, CU, MU

2 Input Units: Barcode Reader, OMR, OCR, MICR

3 Output Units: Monitors (CRT, LCD,TFT), Printers (Impact, Non-impact), Plotter, CPU

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Memory Storage: Primary , Secondary Memory, Characteristics Of Computer: speed, Reliability, Accuracy, Memory capacity, Versatility, Advantages of Computer

5 Lab Assignment

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Ch-2: The Rise of Software

Software and Its Types: System S/w, Application S/w, Programming S/w, Function of a system S/w

7 Operating System, Language Processors: Compiler, Interpreter and Assembler

8Computer Languages and Their Evolution: First generation Language (1GLS), 2GLS, 3GLS

9 Fourth Generation Languages (4GLS), 5GLS, Compilers and Interpreters in details.

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Ch-3: Flowcharts and Programs

Flowchart, Standard Flowchart Symbol: Start/ stop, Input/ output, Processing Box, Decision Box, Connectors

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Simple Flowchart: Draw flowchart to find sum, average and product of any three numbers, Draw flowchart to find largest among three numbers

12Looping Flowchart, Advantages of Flowchart, Limitation of Flowchart, Programs

13 Lab Assignment

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Ch-4: Introduction to QBASIC

QBASIC, Starting QBASIC, QBASIC Interface (components): Title Bar, Menu Bar, Programming window, Status Bar, Programming in QBASIC: Writing , Running, Saving a Program, Existing QBASIC

15 Graphics in QBASIC: Screen Command, Colour PSET PRESET, Draw, Line Commands

16 Lab Assignment


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17 Circle, Paint Commands, Concentric circles, Sound Effects , Sound and Play Commands

18 Lab Assignment

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Ch-5: More on MS PowerPoint

Adding Graphics, pictures and tables to a Slide: Adding Graphics, Adding Clip Arts, Editing Pictures, adding photos, Creating Tables

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Modifying and Formatting A Table, Formatting a Table: Adding Table style, Applying effects and Border (colour), Inserting Charts : Charts, Formatting a Charts , Changing Background and patterns

21 Lab Assignment

22Inserting Audio and Video Files: Adding Video, Adding Audio, Animating Text and Objects: Slide Animation, Slide transition

23 Lab Assignment

24 Ch-6: MS PowerPoint: Giving Presentation

Slide Show Options, Setting Up Slide show, Recording Narration, Rehearse Timings, Creating Speaker Notes, Printing a Presentation, Spell Check, Running a Slide Show, Tips for an Effective Presentation

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1 Ch-7: The Mail Merge

Mail Merge Documents: Three Process Of Mail Merge, Creating the Main Document: Letters, E-mail Message, Envelopes, Labels, Directory

2Choosing Data Source: Type New List, Use Existing List, Select from outlook contacts, Writing and Inserting Merged Document

3 Finishing The Merging Process

4 Lab assignment

5 Lab assignment

6 Ch-8: Formatting in MS Word

Headers and Footers: steps to insert Header and Footer

7Footnote and Endnote: Steps to insert Footnote and Endnotes, Change Spacing b/w Paragraphs and Lines

8 Lab assignment

9 Symbol: Inserting symbol, Equations: Different mathematical equations


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10 Watermarks: Various steps to insert Watermark

11 Lab assignment

12 Ch-9: Formatting in MS Excel

Starting MS Excel, Components of MS Excel: Title Bar, Menu Bar, Cell, Rows, Columns, Cell address, Formatting Cells, Inserting Rows: Steps

13Inserting Columns: Steps, Deleting Rows/Columns: Steps, Find And replace: Steps, GO To command, Adding A Picture

14 Lab assignment

15Adding Clip Art: Steps, Adding a Shape: Steps, Adding a Smart Art: Steps, Formatting the Smart Art, Exiting MS Excel

16 Lab assignment

17 Ch-10: Introduction to Flash CS3

Adobe Flash CS3, Advantages Of Flash, Limitation of flash, Starting Flash: Steps, Components of a Flash window: Title Bar, Menu Bar, Tool Palette, stage, Work area, Property Inspector, Time line, Layer Panel

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Working In Flash: Creating a New Flash Document, Saving a Flash Document, Creating Simple Graphics: Line tool, Oval Tool, Rectangle/ Poly Star Tool

19 Lab assignment

20 Pencil Tool, Brush Tool, Paint bucket tool, Ink Bottle Tool, Importing an image

21 Ch-11: More about the Internet

Computer Network, Uses of Computer Network, The Internet, Connecting to the Internet: Things need to connect to the Internet (Modem, Telephone Line, ISDN, ISP, Web Browser)

22Role of Computers in the Internet, WWW: Hyperlink, Web Browser, Bookmarking a Web Page, Search Engine

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E-mail: Advantages and Disadvantages, E-Banking, E-Commerce, Videoconferencing, Chat Application, Netiquette: Rules to be followed using internet

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CH – 1 WHEN WHERE AND HOW (History)

Introduction, What is history? Why do we study history? Vocabulary, Sum up.

2.Prior knowledge, Time frame under study, geographical framework, Vocabulary, intext questions, sum up

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Prior knowledge, reasons for the movement of people, sources of history; Literary sources and religious, secular, vocabulary, MCQs, sum up.

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Prior knowledge, sources of history; Archaeological sources; Inscription, coins, monuments of remains of buildings, artefacts and other findings and Accounts of foreign traveller, vocabulary, sum up.

5.Exercises: MCQ, fill in the blanks, True / False, name these, short questions, long questions, H.W.

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THE EARTH AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM

Prior knowledge, Introduction, The sun and the stars, The Universe; Nebula. stars. Stars, constellation, Vocabulary, sum up.

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Prior knowledge, The Universe; Galaxy, planets, sun, importance of sun in our lives, The solar system, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

8.Prior knowledge, The solar system ; Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, vocabulary, MCQ, SUM UP.

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Prior knowledge, The solar system ; Uranus, Nepturne, Other celestial bodies; Moons, Asteroids, meteoroids, comets, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up

10.Prior knowledge, MCQ, fill ups, True / False, match the following, short questions, long questions.

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DIVERSITY

Introduction, meaning of Diversity, unity, reasons of Diversity; Traditions, regional Differences, food pattern, vocabulary, sum up, H.W.

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Prior knowledge, reasons of diversity; Religious belief, characteristics of Diversity in India; Languages, Religions, Festivals, intext question, vocabulary, sum up, H.W.

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13.Prior knowledge, Dance and music,; Dances, music, Dresses, food, Art & paintings, unity, intext questions, vocabulary, sum up, H.W.

14.Prior knowledge, unity, Case study; Kerala and Ladakh, Vocabulary, intext questions, MCQ, fill ups, True or false, Q/A, H.W.

15 Oral test of History, Geography & Civics Lesson – 1

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CH – 2 EARLY HJUMANS (History)

Prior knowledge, stone Age; Paleolithic period, key words, MCQs, sum up.

17.Prior knowledge, Paleolithic period, features, Major Paleolithic sites, key words, sum up.

18.Prior knowledge, Mesolithic period, features of Mesolithic period, Neolithic period, key words, intext questions, sum up.

19. Prior knowledge, Deccan a case study, key words, concept map, questions,

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CH – 2 DIVERSITY AND DISCRIMINATION (Civics)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, Prejudice, key words, MCQs, sum up.

21. Prior knowledge, stereotype, key words, MCQs, sum up.

22.Prior knowledge, Discrimination a social evil, Gender inequality, Economic inequality, key words, MCQs, intext questions, sum up.

23.Prior knowledge, fundamental rights against discrimination, key words, MCQs, H.W., sum up.

24. Warm up, question & answer.

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CH – 2 GLOBE: A MODEL OF THE EARTH (Geography)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, The Globe, Markings on the globe; Equator, latitudes, key words, sum up.

26.Prior knowledge, Heat zones, Longitudes, Difference between latitudes & longitude, MCQs, key words, sum up, H.W.

27. Prior knowledge, Prime Meridian, social and standard time, short answer questions.

28. Warm up, Long questions, sum up. H.W.

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CH – 3 GOVERNMENT (Civics)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, Def., need & functions of government, MCQs, key words, sum up.

30.Prior knowledge, functions of government, levels of government, intext questions, key words, MCQs, sum up.

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Prior knowledge, Types if govt., comparison among various types of govt. Intext questions, very short questions, key words, sum up.

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Prior knowledge, Universal adult franchise, women’s suffrage movement struggle against apartheid, short answer questions, key words, sum up.

33. Warm up, questions & answer, Extra marks.34 Test of civics L- 2 & 3 (Buffer period)

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CH – 3 FIRST FARMERS & HERDERS (History)

Prior knowledge, Neolithic age, Domestication of animals, Brick making, Discovery of wheel – importance of wheel, potters wheel, pottery, key word, sum up.

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Prior knowledge, Tools, way of life; Occupation, Dwellings, Religion, Chaltolithic period, Daojali Hading, key words, intext questions, sum up.

37. Prior knowledge, Mehragarh (A case study), MCQs, question and answer, sum up.

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CH – 3 MOTION OF THE EARTH (Geography)

Prior knowledge, Rotation, Effects of the Earth’s rotation, Revolution, Earth’s orbit, key words, intext questions, sum up.

39.Prior knowledge, Earth’s orbit, season; solstice, Equinox, key words, intext questions, MCQs, sum up, H.W.

40. Prior knowledge, MCQs, question answers, H.W, Extra marks.

41.

CH -4 ESSENTIAL OF DEMOCRACY (Civics)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, participation in Democracy, participation in running the government, Attracting attention of the government, MCQs, sum up.

42.

Prior knowledge, Role of media, Accountability, conflicts and their management; key words, MCQs, intext questions, sum up.

43.

Prior knowledge, conflicts and their management, equality and justice, level of conflict, key words, questions answer, sum up, H.W.

44. Doubt clearance through extra marks.

45.

CH – 4 THE FIRST CITIES (History)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, Indus valley civilization; Period and intent, city architecture, key words, intext questions, sum up.

46.Prior knowledge, city Architecture, Life of the people, key words, intext questions, sum up.

47.Prior knowledge, Life of the people, Trade and Commerce, Script, Lothal (A case study), Intext questions, key words, sum upp.

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48.Prior knowledge, The Mysterious end of the civilization, key words, MCQs, question answer, sum up, H.W.

49.

Ch – 4 maps (Geography)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, Maps, components of a Map, MCQs, key words, sum up.

50.Prior knowledge, components of a map; Distance, types of Maps, Atlas, key words, intext questions, sum up.

51.Prior knowledge, sketch, plan, intext questions, questions & answers, H.W., sum up.

52 Test of ch – 4 of civics, Geography

53.

CH – 5 THE VEDIC PERIOD (History)

Prior knowledge, Introduction, The Aryans and their spread in India, The Vedas, key words, intext questions, sum up.

54. Prior knowledge, Life of the people, key words, intext questions, MCQs, sum up.

55. Prior knowledge, INAMGAON, Around the world, key words, intext questions, sum up.

56. Prior knowledge, MCQs question answers, H.W., sum up.

57. Doubt clearance through extra marks

58.

CH – 5 RURAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT: PANCHAYATI RAJ (Civics)

Prior knowledge, Need for local governance, Gram Sabha, key words, MCQs, sum up

59.Prior knowledge, The village Panchayat, women and Panchayat, key words, Intext questions, sum up.

60.Prior knowledge, Nyaya Panchayat, Block Samiti, Zila Parishad, key words, intext questions, MCQs, sum up.

61. Prior knowledge, MCQs, questions answer, H.W. sum up.

62. Doubt clearance through extra marks63 Test of Ch – 4, 5 (History)

64.

CH – 6 THE EARLY STATES (History)

Prior knowledge, The political system, The Jamapadas and Mahajanapadas, key words, intext questions, sum up.

65.Prior knowledge, The Janapadas and Mahajanapadas, Magadha, key words, intext questions, sum up.

66. Prior knowledge, Vajji, Around the world, key words, MCQs, intext questions, sum up.

67. Prior knowledge, MCQs, question answer, H.W. sum up.


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CH – 7 NEW IDEAS OF SOCIAL BEING (History)

Prior knowledge, Later Vedic period, Upanishads, key words, intext questions, sum up.

70. Prior knowledge, Jainism, Buddhism, key words, Intext questions, MCQs, sum up.

71. Prior knowledge, Jainism, Buddhism, key words, intext questions MCQs, sum up.

72. Prior knowledge, question answers, H.W. sum up.


74 Test of Ch – 6 & 7 of History

75 Revision of Ch – 1 (History When, Where, How) doubt clearance, extra marks, sum up.

76.

THE FIRST EMPIRE

Prior knowledge, Prevailing situation, Alexander’s effort to conquer India, The Mauryan Empire, key words, sum up.

77.Prior knowledge, Reign of Chandragupta Maurya, Rule of Bindusara, key words, intext questions, MCQs, sum up.

78.Prior knowledge, The edicts of Ashoka, Mauryan administration, intext questions, key words, sum up.

79. Warm up, question & answers, H.W., sum up.

80.

LIFE IN THE VILLAGES AND TOWNS

Prior knowledge, second urbanization, growth of agriculture, the villages, key words, mcqs, sum up.

81.

Prior knowledge, village administration, Land management, other occupations, Development of trade, key words, intext questions, sum up.

82.

Prior knowledge, urban Developments, Religious towns, capital towns, trading centers, Governance – Revenue collection key words, intext question, sum up.

83.

Prior knowledge, governance – water- sources, Roads & tracks, Religion, Progress in trade, key words, very short answer questions, intext questions, sum up.

84. Warm up, Arikamedu – A case study question and answrs, H.W. sum up

85. Doubt clearance, questions & answers. (Buffer period)

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CH – 6 MAJOR RELIEF FEATURES OF THE EARTH(Geography)

Introduction, formation of landforms, Major landforms (Mountains, types of Mountains), vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

2.Prior knowledge, Major landforms, (importance of Mountains). Plateaus, Plains, vocabulary, MCQ, sum up.

3.Prior knowledge, People and the landforms, vocabulary, key words, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.

4. Prior knowledge, Fill in the blanks, questions answer, sum up.

5. Warm up, doubt clearance through extra marks, sum up.

6. Prior knowledge,, oral test, sum up.

7.

CH – 6 RURAL ADMINISTRATION (Civics)

Introduction, District Administration, vocabulary, intext questions, sum p.

8.Prior knowledge, Land and Revenue (Patwari, Tehsildar, District collector), vocabulary, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.

9.Prior knowledge, maintenance of civic Amenities, Equality to women, key words, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.

10. Prior knowledge, MCQ, Fill in the blanks, questions answer, sum up.


12. Prior knowledge, doubt clearance, oral test, sum up.

13 Test of History Ch – 8, Civics, Geography Ch – 6

14.

CH – 7 OUR COUNTRY India (Geography)

Introduction, Neighbouring countries, The physical divisions of India, vocabulary, sum up.

15.Prior knowledge, The Himalayan ranges, Northern planes, explanation through extra marks, intext questions, sum up.

16.Prior knowledge, peninsular plateau, The Coastal plains, key words, intext questions, sum up.

17.Prior knowledge,, Indian dessert, the island territories, The political divisions of India, key words, sum up.


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18. Prior knowledge, The political division of India, map work, intext questions, sum up.

19. Prior knowledge, discussion of questions answer, Sum up.


21.

CH – 77 URBAN ADMINISTRATION (Civics)

Introduction, categorization of Towns, Municipal corportation, Functions of the Municipal corporation, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

22.Prior knowledge, Function of the Municipal corporation, sources of income, vocabulary, sum up.

23.Prior knowledge, subcontracting, people and Goverenance in Urban Areas, key words, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.



26. Prior knowledge, oral test, sum up.

27. Test of History Ch – 9, civics and Geography Ch – 7

28.

CH – 10 CONTACT WITH DISTANT LANDS (History)

Introduction, The Trade Routes, Kings and rulers, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

29.Prior knowledge, kings and Rulers, The spread of Buddhism, Vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

30.Prior knowledge, Scholars and Pilgrims, The change in Hindu Religion, key words, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.

31. Prior knowledge, Fill in the blanks, Questions, answer, sum up.

32. Warm up, Doubt clearance through extra marks, sum up.


34.

CH – 8 CLIMATE, VEGETATION AND WILDLIFE (Geography)

Introduction, Factors affecting the climate, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

35.Prior knowledge, The seasons, natural vegetation, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

36.Prior knowledge, Natural vegetation, conservation of forests, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

37.Prior knowledge, Wildlife, preservation of wildlife, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

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CH – 8 RURAL LIVELIHOODS (Civics)

Introduction, Big farmers, medium farmers, small farmers, landless farmers, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

41.Prior knowledge, Non-farm activities, services, migratory trends, vocabulary, MCQ, sum up.

42. Prior knowledge, overall development, key words, intext questions, MCQ, sum up.

43. Prior knowledge, Fill in the blanks, questions answer, sum up.


45.

CH – 9 URBAN LIVELIHOOD (Civics)

Introduction, Types of sectors, Types of cities, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

46. Prior knowledge, Types of Employment, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

47.

Prior knowledge, Interdependence between, Rural and urban people, Interdependence- ence between various types of Jobs, vocabulary, MCQ, sum up.

48. Prior knowledge, MCQ, question answer, fill in the blanks, sum up.

49. Warm up doubt clearance through extra marks, sum up..

50. Test of History Ch – 10, Civics & Geography Ch – 8

51.

CH – 11 NEW EMPIRES AND KINGDOMS (History)

Introduction, The Decline of the Kushana Empire, The Gupta Empire, Chandragupta I, Samudragupta), vocabulary, sum up.

52.Prior knowledge, The Gupta Empire (Chandragupta II), Fa-Hien, vocabulary, sum up.

53.

Prior knowledge, The Decline of the Gupta Empire, (Harshavardhana). The Rulers of the Southern Region, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

54.Prior knowledge, Christianity, key words, MCQ, Fill in the blanks, questions answer, sum up.

55. Warm up, doubt clearance, through extra marks, sum up.

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CH – 12, CULTURE AND SCIENCE (History)

Introduction, literature (The Vedas, The Upanishads, The Puranas, Epics). Vocabulary, sum up.

57.Prior knowledge, other literary works, art and architecture, sculture, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

58. Prior knowledge, Science and Technology, key words, intext questions, sum up.

59. Prior knowledge, MCQ, Fill in the blanks, questions answers, sum up.

60. Warm up, doubt clearance through extra marks, sum up,


62.

CH – 5 REALMS OF THE EARTH (Geography)

Introduction, Lithosphere, Asia, Africa, Map work, key words, sum up.

63.Prior knowledge, North America, South America, Antarctica, Map work, key words, intext questions, sum up.

64.Prior knowledge, Europe, Australia, importance of Lithosphere, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

65.Prior knowledge, Hydrosphere, oceans, The other water Bodies, vocabulary, intext questions, sum up.

66.Prior knowledge, The Atmosphere, Biosphere, key words, intext questions, sum up.


68. Warm up doubt clearance through extra marks, sum up.

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Chapter – 11 Measurement

Introduction and physical quantities2 What is measurement + activity.

3 Standard unit and types of measurement systems

4 Table 11.1, Need for accurate measurement5 Importance of estimation6 What is motion?7 Types of motion + activity8 Periodic motion + activity9 Different motion at the same time

10 Exercise, HOTS question11 Doubt clearing12 Class test of Ch. 1113

Chapter – 12 Light, Shadows and Reflection

Introduction and importance of light14 Properties of light15 Sources of light16 Light travels in a straight line + activity

17 Transparent, opaque and translucent objects

18 Concept of shadow formation and image & Pinhole camera

19 Solar eclipse, lunar eclipse

20 Difference between shadow formation and image & Pinhole camera

21 Reflection of light by a plane mirror22 HOTS, doubt clearing23 Class test of Ch. 12


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2 Electric current and its usage.

3 Component of electric circuit.

4 About torch

5 Electric circuits

6 Conductors and insulators

7 Electric cell

8 Semiconductors and safety while using electricity

9 HOTS questions

10 Doubt clearing

11 Class test of Chapter - 13

12

Chapter – 14 Fun with Magnets

Introduction to fun with magnets, discovery of magnets

13 Loadstone, about magnetism, types of magnet

14 Poles of magnets, properties of magnetic poles + activity

15 Earth as a magnetic compass.

16 About temporary magnet, demagnetization

17 Magnetic field, uses of magnet

18 Electromagnetism + activity

19 HOTS questions

20 Doubt clearing

21 Class test of Ch. 14


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Chapter – 3 Fibre to fabric

History of clothing material and fibre

2 Properties and manufacture of cotton and history of cotton

3 Properties manufacture and history of wool

4 Properties manufacture and history of silk

5 Properties manufacture and uses of jute & synthetic fibres

6 Doubt clearing + HOTS questions

7 Class test of Chapter 3

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Chapter – 5 Separation of substances

Introduction of substance and its types + types and properties of mixture

9 Why is separation necessary?

10 Method of separation, solid from other solid

11 Method of separation, separating insoluble solid from liquid

12 Soluble solids from liquids.

13 Liquid from liquid solubility

14 Importance of water as a solvent

15 Doubt clearing + HOTS

16 Class test of Chapter -

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Chapter – 16 Air Around Us

Introduction of air and atmosphere

18 Composition of air and difference between breathing and respiration

19 Importance of O2 and Co2 oxygen cycle

20 Weather change atmosphere and temperature, ozone

21 Ozone layer, air pollution and measures





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Why are things made of? What is matter and materials?

2 Classification and its importance

3 Introduction about properties of materials

4 Description of appearance, luster, texture and state

5 Description about solubility in water + density + activity

6 Description of transparency



9Chapter – 6 Changes Around Us

Introduction about changes and reason for it.

10 Reversible and irreversible changes + activity

11 Physical and chemical changes + chemical reactions + examples

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14 Class test of Chapter – 6

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Chapter – 15 Water

Importance of water

16 States of water (freezing melting, evaporation and condensation)

17 Water cycle & Rain water harvesting

18 Surface water ground water, water table

19 Flood, drought, water conservation


21 Class test of Chapter 15

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Chapter – 1 Sources of Food

Importance of food, function of food nutrients

2 Ingredients of food sprouts, producers + activity

3Comparison between consumers and producers, herbivores, carnivores and omnivores

4 Different parts of plants, parts of plant we can eat

5 Scavengers, parasites, difference between carnivores and scavengers, food chain

6 Doubt clearing + HOTS7 Class Test of Chapter – 1

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Chapter – 7 Living and Non Living Things

Common features of Living and Non Living Things

9 Characteristics of living things (Life span, growth)

10 Continuation11 Excretion, respiration, breathing

12 Table 7.1 + difference between breathing and respiration

13 Microscope + HOTS questions14 Doubt clearing15 Class test of Chapter – 7

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Chapter – 8 Getting to Know Plants

Flowering and non flowering plants

17Plant system• Root system• Shoot system

18 Types of roots, functions and modification

19 Stem its functions and modification

20 Leaf its function and modification

21 Activity + description of flower

22 Pollination agents and post pollination events

23 Doubt clearing

24 HOTS questions, difference between fruits and vegetables


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Chapter – 17 Garbage In and Garbage Out

About waste, landfill

27 Biodegradable, Non biodegradable wastes with examples

28 Segregation of waste, composting, vermicomposting

29 Reusing, recycling (paper & plastic)

30 Worldwide concern plastic and disposal

31 Safe disposal of garbage and pollution

32 Doubt clearing & HOTS question




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Introduction about nutrients

2 Description about carbohydrates, facts and proteins

3 Description about vitamins, minerals and water

4 Deficiency disease of lack of vitamins and minerals

5 Roughage and nutrients present in food

6 Balance diet and loss of nutrients while cooking food

7 Deficiency of carbohydrates, proteins and fats

8 Deficiency disease caused by lack of vitamins and carbohydrates

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Chapter – 9 Body and its Movements

Organization and structure of body

12 Movement

13 Human skeleton system

14 Structure of human skeleton

15 Joints and movement

16 Continuation

17 Movement in other animals

18 About rheumatoid and osteoarthritis



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Chapter – 10 Living Organisms and its Surroundings

About environment, Biotic and abiotic, difference between natural and man made environment

22Difference between producers consumers and decomposers, interaction among biotic components

23 Habitat, aquatic and terrestrial habitat

24 Adaptive features of aquatic, desert (plants and animals)

25 Adaptive features of terrestrial plants and animals

26 Adaption of polar areas mountains, grassland (plant and animals)

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laLd`r o.kZekyk ¼O;kdj.k½ ¼izFke ikB½

iwoZKku ikB] ifjp;] laLd`r ds ewy fu;eksa ls voxr djkukA

2 ikB dh O;k[;k] Loj o.kZ] O;atu o.kZ] o.kZ&foU;kl

3 iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`Œ laŒ 16&19½

4 mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z ¼ eq[; fcUnqvksa dks mÙkj esa fy[kokuk fu"d"kZ½

5izFke% ikB% (C.B)'kCn ifjp; %&A¼vdkjkUr iqfYyax½

ikB ifjp;] ikB dh O;k[;k] iqfYyax] L=hfyax] uiqaldfyax] izFke iq:"k] e/;e iq:"k] mÙke iq:"k] ,d opu] f}opu] cgqopu


7 eq[; fcUnqvksa dks mÙkj iqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

8

f}rh; ikB'kCn foHkkx ¼O;kdj.k½

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] ikB dh O;k[;k

9

^v* & vdkjkar^vk* & vkdkjkar^b* & bdkjkUr^bZ* & bZdkjkUr^m* & mdkjkUr^Å* & ÅdkjkUr^_* & _dkjkar

10iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`Œ laŒ 38&41½] mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z] ikB ds eq[; fcUnqvksa dks mÙkj iqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk] fu"kd"kZ

11f}rh;% ikB% (C.B)'kCn&ifjp; % AA¼vkdkjkUr L=hfyax½

iwoZ Kku] ikB ifjp;] ikB dh O;k[;k] vkdkjkUr L=hfyax 'kCnksa dh lwfp

12 iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`ŒlaŒ 12&15½

13 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z ikB ds eq[; fcUnqvksa dks fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

14

r`rh; ikB ¼O;kdj.k½/kkrq izdj.k

iwoZKku] ikB dh O;k[;k] fØ;k] /kkrq] ydkj iq:"k] yV~ ydkj orZeku dky ds izR;;] y`V~ ydkj ¼Hkfo";r~ dky ds izR;;½


16 mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z ifjHkk"kk] ,oa ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ %&

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17r`rh; ikB (C.B)'kCn&ifjp; %& III¼vdkjkUr uiqaldfyax½

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] 'kCnkFkZ] vdjkUr uiqaldfyax dk mPpkj.k dqN vU; mnkgj.k


19 mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z] ikB ds eq[; fcUnqvksa dks mÙkj iqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk] vH;kldk;Z] fu"d"kZ

20

prqFkZ ikB%dkjd ¼O;kdj.k½

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] ifjHkk"kk] dkjd ds fpg~uksa dks crkuk] foHkfDr dk iz;ksx


22 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks mÙkjiqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

23

prqFkZ ikBfo|ky;% (C.B)

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] 'kCnkFkZ] ikB esa vk, loZuke 'kCnksa dk vFkZ ,oa mPpkj.k


25 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks dkWih ij fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ %&

26

iŒpe ikBokD; jpuk ¼O;kdj.k½

iwoZKku] deZokP;] dr`ZokP;] HkkookP;

27 ;q"en 'kCn] vLen 'kCn] drkZin] fØ;kin] okD;

28iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`Œ laŒ 57&58½] mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks dkWih esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

29

iŒpe ikB (C.B.) o`{kk%

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] 'kCnkFkZ] i| ¼dfork dk HkkokFkZ½


31 mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z] ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks dkWih esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

32

ikB & 10fp= o.kZu ¼O;kdj.k½

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] ifjHkk"kk

33 eatw"kk esa fn, x, 'kCnksa }kjk okD; fuekZ.k

34Lo;a ds 'kCnksa ls okD; fuekZ.k] foHkfDr;ksa dks cnydj] dÙkkZinksa ds vuqlkj fØ;kin dk pquko] fu"d"kZ

35

ikB & 6 (C.B)leqnzrV%

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp; 'kCnkFkZ

36 prqFkhZ foHkfDr dk iz;ksx] 'kCnksa dk js[kkdau


38 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks dkWih esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

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ikB & 11 ¼O;kdj.k½vifBr vocks/kue~

iwoZKku] vifBr vocks/kue~ dk vFkZ

40 xn~;ka'k esa /;ku nsusokyh ckrsa] mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z

41 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

42

ikB & 7cdL; izrhdkj% (C.B)

ikB ifjp;] 'kCnkFkZ

43 vO;; ds ckjs esa crkuk rFkk 'kCnksa dks js[kkfdar djukA

44 iqLrd dk;Z ¼44&45½] mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] 'kCnkFkZ] iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

45

ikB & 8 (C.B)lwfDrcd%

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] lwfDr dk vFkZ ¼1&3½

46 lwfDr;ksa dk vFkZ ¼4&5½] 'kCnkFkZ

47 iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`ŒlaŒ 49&50½] mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z vUo;] iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

48ikB&9 (C.B)ØhMkLiZ/kk%

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] 'kCnkFkZ] iŒpe] "k"Bh foHkfDr dk ifjp;


50 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z 'kCnkFkZ] iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ



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ikB & 6 ¼O;kdj.k½vO;;

iwoZKku] ifjHkk"kk

2 fofHkUu vO;;ksa dk vFkZ


4mÙkj iqfLrdk dk;Z dkWih esa vO;; ,oa muds vFkZ fy[kokuk rFkk ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

5

ikB & 10 (C.B)d`f"kdk% deZohjk%

iwoZKku] ikB dk lkjka'k] 'kCnkFkZ

6 i|ksa dh O;k[;k ,oa vFkZ] vUo;


8 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z dfBu 'kCnksa ds vFkZ iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

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ikB & 7 ¼O;kdj.k½la[;k

iwoZKku] 1&4 rd iqfYyax] L=hfyax] uiqaldfyax ¼rhuksa fyaxksa esa½

10 ,d ls chl rd la[;k


12mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z la[;k 1&20 rd mÙkjiqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk rFkk ikB ds eq[; fcUnqvksa dks fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

13

ikB & 11 (C.B)iq"iksRlo%

iwoZKku] ikB dk lkjka'k

14 'kCnkFkZ ,oa lIreh foHkfDr dk iz;ksx


16 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z dkWih esa 'kCnkFkZ rFkk iz'uksÙkj fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

17ikB & 8 ¼O;kdj.k½i;kZ;okph 'kCn] foi;kZ; okph 'kCn% pfoi;kZ; ¼foijhr 'kCn½

iwoZKku] ifjHkk"kk] fofHkUu i;kZ;okph 'kCnksa ls voxr djkukA

18 ifjHkk"kk foijhrkFkZd 'kCn


20 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z i;k;Z o foi;kZ; 'kCnksa dks iqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk] fu"d"kZ

21

ikB & 12 (C.B)n'ke% Roe~ vfl

iwoZKku] ikB dk lkjka'k

22 'kCnkFkZ] la[;kokph 'kCnksa dks crkuk $ js[kkafdr djuk


24 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] 'kCnkFkZ] iz'uksÙkj

25

ikB & 9 ¼O;kdj.k½v'kqf) la'kks/ku

iwoZKku] v'kqf) la'kks/ku ls lEcfU/kr egÙoiw.kZ ckrsa mnkgj.k lfgr

26 dkjd] fyax] opu iq:"k dk fo'ks"k /;ku

27 iqLrd dk;Z ¼i`ŒlaŒ & 75½

28 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z ikB ds ewy fcUnqvksa dks fy[kkuk] fu"d"kZ

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ikB & 10 ¼O;kdj.k½fp=&o.kZu

iwoZKku] fp=&o.kZu dh fo'ks"krk ,oa /;ku nsus ;ksX; ckrsa crykukA

30 fp=&o.kZu] i`ŒlaŒ 78 fp=kad laŒ 2] 3] 4

31 i`ŒlaŒ 79 fp= la[;k 5] 6] 7

32 i`ŒlaŒ 8] 82 fp= laŒ 8] 9] 10] fu"d"kZ

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ikB & 13 (C.B)yksde³~xye~

iwoZKku] osnksa ds ckjs crkuk] mifu"kn~ ls lacaf/kr ckrsa 1&2 yksdxhrksa ds mPpkj.k $ vFkZ

34 yksdxhr & 3] 4 dk mPpkj.k $ vFkZ

35 iqLrd dk;Z i`Œ laŒ 76&77

36 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z 'kCnkFkZ ,oa iz'uksÙkj

37

ikB & 11 ¼O;kdj.k½vifBr vocks/kue~ ¼O;kdj.k½

iwoZKku] vifBr vocks/ku esa /;ku nsus okyh ckrs] vO;;] miin rFkk foHkfDr

38 fØ;k o dÙkkZ x|ka'k dks /;kuiwoZd i<+uk] rFkk mÙkj nsuk

39 x|ka'k dks mÙkjiqfLrdk esa fy[kokuk rFkk iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

40

ikB & 14 (C.B)vgg vk% p

iwoZKku] ikB dk lkjka'k] 'kCnkFkZ i`ŒlaŒ 78

41 ikB dk lkjka'k] 'kCnkFkZ] i`ŒlaŒ 79


43 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] 'kCnkFkZ] iz'uksÙkj] fu"d"kZ

44

ikB & 15ekrqypUnz !!

iwoZKku] i| 1&3 dk mPpkj.k $ vFkZ] 'kCnkFkZ

45 i| 4&5 dk mPpkj.k] vFkZ ,oa 'kCnkFkZ


47 mÙkjiqfLrdk dk;Z] 'kCnkFkZ] iz'uksÙkj

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¼O;kdj.k ½ ikB &1 Hkk"kk] cksyh] fyfi vkSj O;kdj.k

Loifjp;] ikB~; iqLrd ,oa O;kdj.k iqLrd dkWih dh tkudkjh

2 iwoZKku] Hkk"kk dh ifjHkk"kk] :i] lafo/kku n~okjk ekU;rk izkIr Hkk"kk,¡] vU; Hkk"kk,¡] vo/kkj.kk fp=

3 cksyh] fyfi]O;kdj.k dh ifjHkk"kk] O;kdj.k ds vax] fu"d"kZ

4 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z iz'u mŸkj dh ppkZ ,oa dkWih dk;Z

5

¼mUes"k ½ ikB &1 t+eh dks tknw vkrk gS

iwoZ&Kku] dfo dk uke ,oa ifjp;] dfork okpu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] HkkokFkZ] in&1 ds vFkZ

6tkjh---- in&2 dk vkn'kZ okpu] vuqPNsn dk vFkZ] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr ,oa 'kCnkFkZ] okD; fuekZ.k] fu"d"kZ

7 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z]'kCn tky

8 dkWih dk;Z ¼fyf[kr½ dfo ifjp;] Jqrys[k

9 iz'u&mŸkj dh ppkZ ,oa dkWih dk;Z] ewY;/kkfjr jpukRed dk;Z

10

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB &2 % o.kZekyk] o.kZ foPNsn

iwoZ&Kku] o.kZekyk dh ifjHkk"kk] Loj]O;atu dh ifjHkk"kk ,oa Hksn] Lojksa dh ek=k,¡

11O;atu ds Hksn] la;qDr O;atu gyar] folxZ] vuqLokj] vuqukfld uqDrk] j ds fofHkUu :Ik o.kZ foPNsn] fu"d"kZ

12 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ,oa dkWih dk;Z

13

¼mUes"k½ ikB &2 % xqYysckt+ yM+dk

iwoZ&Kku] ikB ifjp; jpukdj dk ifjp; ikB iBu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] ekSf[kd iz'u

14 tkjh--- ikB iBu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ vFkZ ekSf[kd iz'u fu"d"kZ

15 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z

16 'kCntky] Jqrys[k]'kCntky] iz'uksaŸkj ij ppkZ] okD; fuekZ.k

17 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB &23 vuqPNsn ys[ku

iwoZ&Kku] vuqPNsn ys[ku dk ifjp;] vuqPNsn ys[ku gsrw eq[; fcanqvksa dh vksj /;ku nsus ;ksX; vko';d ckrsa

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¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&05 'kCn&eatq"kk

iwoZKku ifjHkk"kk ¼i;kZ;okph]foykse] vusd 'kCnksa ds ,d 'kCn½] ¼d½ i;kZ;okph 'kCn] iBu fu"d"kZ] iqLrd ds vH;kl

19 ¼[k½ foykse 'kCn] iBu fu"d"kZ iqLrd ds vH;kl

20 ¼x½ vusd 'kCnksa ds ,d 'kCn] iBu fu"d"kZ iqLrd ds vH;kl

21

¼mUes"k½ ikB &3 fdrkcsa

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp; jpukdkj dk ifjp;] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] fu"d"kZ

22 tkjh---- dfBu 'kCn] 'kCnkFkZ iBu] fu"d"kZ

23 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z½

24 ¼dkWih& dk;Z½ 'kCn tky] iz'uksŸkj ij ppkZ] okD; fuekZ.k

25

¼mUes"k½ ikB & 4 % nl iqjkuh phats

iwoZKku] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ iBu jpukdkj dk ifjp;

26 tkjh---- vuqPNsn ds dfBu 'kCn] 'kCnkFkZ] iBu ekSf[kd iz'uksŸkj

27 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z& 'kCntky½

28 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ fyf[kr iz'ukasŸkj ij ppkZ] Jqrys[k

29

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&3 % laf/k

iwoZ&Kku] laf/k dh ifjHkk"kk Hksn] Loj laf/k ds Hksn

30 fgUnh dh laf/k;k¡] O;ati laf/k] folxZ laf/k] fu"d"kZ

31 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ ,oa dkWih dk;Z vo/kkj.kk fp=

32 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&23 laokn ys[ku

iwoZ&Kku fofHkUu ifjfLFkfr;ksa ij vk/kkfjr laokn iBu fu"d"kZ

33

¼mUes"k½ ikB&5 % i<ks vkSj i<+kvks

iwoZ&Kku]ikB ifjp;] okpu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ ekSf[kd iz'uksŸkj

34tkjh--- laokn iBu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ jpukdkj dk ifjp;] ekSf[kd iz'u fu"d"kZ

35 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ] ¼x`g&dk;Z ½ dkWih dk;Z 'kCntky] Jqrys[k] okD; fuekZ.k

36 iz'u&mŸkj ¼dkWih dk;Z½ ewY;/kkfjr iz'u] jpukRed

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¼mUes"k½ ikB&6 % du vkSu eu

du vkSj eu ls lacaf/kr iwoZ Kku] ikB dk vkn'kZ okpu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] lkjka'k] ekSf[kd iz'uksŸkj

38 tkjh---- ikB&okpu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] vuqPNsn dk Hkko fu"d"kZ

39 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z] 'kCn tky] Jqrys[k] okD; fuekZ.k

40 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'u&mŸkj ij ppkZ

41¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&25 % i=&ys[ku

iwoZ&Kku] vukSipkfjd i=- dk izk:i] fu"d"kZ ¼vH;kl½] vkSipkfjd i= dk izk:i ¼vH;kl½ fu"d"kZ

42

¼mUes"k½ ikB&7 % jghe ds nksgs

iwoZ&Kku] inksa dk y;iw.kZ okpu] 'kCnkFkZ mPpkj.k vH;kl jpukdkj dk ifjp; inks ds HkkokFkZ

43 tkjh---- in okpu] 'kCnkFkZ mPpkj.k vH;kl] HkkokFkZ fu"d"kZ

44 iqLrd dk;Z] Jqrys[k] okD; fuekZ.k

45 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ inks ads HkkokFkZ iz'uksaŸkj ppkZ

46 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&6 % milxZ

iwoZ&Kku] ifjHkk"kk] 'kCnfuekZ.k] iBu

47 fu"d"kZ] iqLrd dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z½

48 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&7 % izR;;

iwoZ&Kku] izR;; dh ifjHkk"kk igpku] ewy 'kCn ,oa izR;; dk ;ksx] vFkZ esa ifjorZu] okpu ewy 'kCn ,oa izR;; vyx djuk fu"d"kZ


50

¼mUes"k½ ikB&8 % tc ,d yM+dh thrrh gS

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp; ys[kd ifjp;] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ vkn'kZ okpu vuqPNsn ds vFkZ

51 Tkkjh---- ikB dk vkn'kZ okpu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ vuqPNsn ds vFkZ]fu"d"kZ

52 dfBu 'kCnksa ds Jqrys[k] 'kCn tky] iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z dh ppkZ ] okD; fuekZ.k

53 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ iz'uksaŸkj ppkZ ewY;/kkfjr iz'u] jpukRed dk;Z

54

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&8 % lekl

iwoZKku] lekl dh ifjHkk"kk Hksnksa ds uke ] ifjHkk"kk] mnkgj.k foxzg

55 ikB dk iBu] n~foxq ,oa n~oan~o lekl esa varj] vU; lekl fu"d"kZ

56 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;ksZ dh ppkZ ¼x`g dk;Z½

57 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ vo/kkj.kk fp= ,oa ifjHkk"kk Hksn mnkgj.k

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¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&9 laKk

iwoZKku] ifjHkk"kk] iBu Hksnksa ds uke ifjHkk"kk] mnkgj.k

59 Hkkookpd laKk cukus ds fu;e] fu"d"kZ

60 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;ksZ dh ppkZ ¼x`g dk;Z½

61¼dkWih dk;Z½ vo/kkj.kk fp= ifjHkk"kk Hkkookpd laKk cukus ds fu;e

62¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 10 % fyax

iwoZKku] fyax dh ifjHkk"kk Hksn] igpku] iqfYyax ls Lrzhfyax cukus ds fu;e]fu"d"kZ

63iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z½ dkWih dk;Z&vo/kkj.kk fp=] ifjHkk"kk] Hksn

64¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 11 % opu

iwoZ Kku] opu dh ifjHkk"kk] Hksn mnkgj.k] eq[; iz;ksx

65iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ dkWih dk;Z &ifjHkk"kk Hksn] vo/kkj.kk fp=

66¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 12 % dkjd

iwoZKku] dkjd dh ifjHkk"kk Hksn] fpg~u] fu"d"kZ

67vH;kl iz'u dh ppkZ ¼x`g dk;Z ½ dkWih dk;Z &vo/kkj.kk fp= ifjHkk"kk] uke]fpg~u

68¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 21 % eqgkojs

iwoZKku] eqgkojs&vFkZ ,oa okD; iz;ksx] fu"d"kZ

69iqLrd dk;Z dh ppkZ ¼x`g dk;Z ½ dkWih&dk;Z eqgkojs&vFkZ okD; iz;ksx

70 ¼O;kdj.k½ vuqPNsn ys[ku

iwoZKku] ladsr fcanq ds vk/kkj ij vuqPNsn ys[ku] fu"d"kZ ¼vH;kl½

71 vifBr xn~;ka'k ] in~;ka'k fu"d"kZ ¼vH;kl½

72

¼mUes"k½ ikB 9 Ikkik tc cPps Fks

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp; ys[kd ifjp; vkn'kZ ikBu dfBu 'kCn ja[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ ekSf[kd iz'u

73Tkkjh---- ikB iBu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ vuqPNsn ds vFkZ] fu"d"kZ

74iqLrd dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ Jqr ys[k] 'kCntky] okD; fuekZ.k

75¼dkWih dk;Z ½ iz'u&mŸkj ppkZ] ewY;/kkfjr iz'u] jpukRed dk;Z

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¼mUes"k½ ikB &10 % fpfM+;k

iwoZ Kku dfork&lLoj okpu] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] HkkokFkZ] jpukdkj dk ifjp;] igys ,oa nwljs in ds HkkokFkZ] ekSf[kd iz'u

2tkjh--- dfork ds rhljs pkSFks in ds dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] HkkokFkZ] fu"d"kZ] okD; fuekZ.k

3 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z Jqrys[k] 'kCn tky

4 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'u&mŸkj dh ppkZ] ewY;/kkfjr iz'u jpukRed dk;Z

5¼O;kdj.k ½ ikB &5 % 'kCn eatw"kk

iwoZ&Kku] /ofu cks/kd 'kCn] iBu fu"d"kZ

6 lewgokph 'kCn] iBu] vH;kl dk;Z fu"d"kZ

7 'kCn ;qXe iBu vH;kl dk;Z fu"d"kZ

8

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB &14 % fo'ks"k.k

iwoZ&Kku] fo'ks"k.k dh ifjHkk"kk Hksn] mnkgj.k fu"d"kZ

9 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z

10 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ vo/kkj.kk fp= iz'u&mŸkj dh ppkZ] jpukRed dk;Z

11 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB &29 % Lkaokn ys[ku

iwoZ&Kku] laoknksa dh izeq[k fo'ks"krk] mnkgj.k] fu"d"kZ

12 vH;kl dk;Z

13

¼mUes"k½ ikB &12 % bd ckr cukbZ feV~Vh dh

iwoZ Kku ikB ifjp; ys[kd ifjp;] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] vuqPNsn ds vFkZ] ekSfyd iz'uksŸkj

14tkjh---- ikB dk vkn'kZ okpu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ vuqPNsn ds vFkZ] ekSf[kd iz'u mŸkj fu"d"kZ] okD; fuekZ.k

15 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z] Jqrys[k] 'kCntky

16 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ ] ewY;k/kkfjr iz'u] jpukRed dk;Z

17¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&25 i= ys[ku

vkSipkfjd i= ds izk:i

18 vukSipkfjd i= ds izk:i

19 vH;kl dk;Z

20

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&15 % fØ;k

iwoZKku] fØ;k dh ifjHkk"kk Hksn] /kkrq] Hksn dh igpku] fu"d"kZ


22 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ vo/kkj.kk fp=] varj Li"V


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¼mUes"k½ ikB &12 % fdrkcokyk

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp;] jpukdkj ifjp;] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] vuqPNsn dk iBu] ekSf[kd iz'uksŸkj

24tkjh--- ikB dk vkn'kZ iBu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ vuqPNsn ds vFkZ fu"d"kZ] okD; fuekZ.k

25 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z½ Jqrys[k] 'kCn tky

26 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ ewY;k/kkfjr

27

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&16 dky

iwoZ Kku] ifjHkk"kk Hksn] iBu] Hksnksa dh foLr`r tkudkjh] fu"d"kZ

28 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½

29 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ vo/kkj.kk fp=] Hksnksa ds uke mnkgj.k] ifjHkk"kk

30 iz'uksŸkj ppkZ

31

¼mUes"k½ ikB&13 % Hkk"kk lh[ksaxs

iwoZKku] ikB ifjp; dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] Hkk"kk dh lh[k ekSf[kd iz'u

32 tkjh--- vxys vuqPNsn dk vuqokn] iBu] dfBu 'kCn] js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] fu"d"kZ] okD; fuekZ.k

33 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ 'kCn tky] Jqrys[k

34 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ] ewY;k/kkfjr jpukRed dk;Z

35

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&17 % vO;;@vfodkjh

iwoZ&Kku] vO;; dh ifjHkk"kk] fodkjh] vfodkjh esa varj] Hksnksa dh ifjHkk"kk mnkgj.k fu"d"kZ

36 Hksnksa dh ifjHkk"kk] mnkgj.k ekSf[kd iz'u

37 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ d{kk dk;Z

38 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ d{kk dk;Z

39 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ vo/kkj.kk fp=] ifjHkk"kk Hksnksa ds uke] varj Li"V

40 ¼mUes"k½ ikB&14 % gesa dSls irk pyk fd i`Foh xksy gS\

iwoZ Kku] ikB ifjp; D;k i`Foh piVh gS\ iBu dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ vFkZ] ekSf[kd iz'u

41 tkjh---- yqIr gksrs rkjs---- dfBu 'kCn js[kkfadr] 'kCnkFkZ] iBu ekSf[kd iz'u] okD; iz;ksx

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43 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½]

44 dkWih dk;Z&iz'uksŸkj ppkZ] ewY;/kkfjr] jpukRed

45

¼mUes"k½ ikB&15 dckM+ ls tqxkM+

iwoZ&Kku] ikB ifjp; vuqPNsn ds vFkZ] dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr] 'kCnkFkZ] ekSf[kd iz'u mŸkj

46 'kCnkFkZ] vFkZ] fu"d"kZ

47 vuqPNsn ds dfBu 'kCn js[kkafdr 'kCnkFkZ] vFkZ fu"d"kZ] okD; fuekZ.k

48 ¼dkWih dk;Z½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ ewY;k/kkfjr iz'u] jpukRed dk;Z

49

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&18 % okD;

iwoZKku] ifjHkk"kk vax] Hksn] Hksnksa dh ifjHkk"kk ¼fu"d"kZ½

50 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z ½ iz'uksŸkj ppkZ

51 dkWih dk;Z] vo/kkj.kk fp=

52 jpukRed dk;Z] iz'uksŸkj ppkZ

53¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&19 % oŸkZuh ,oa okD;&jpuk laca/kh v'kqn~f/k;k¡

iwoZKku] oŸkZuh dh v'kqfn~/k;k¡ /;ku nsus ;ksX; ckrsa] fu"d"kZ

54 okD; jpuk dh v'kqfn~/k;k¡ /;ku nsus ;ksX; ckrs fu"d"kZ

55 iqLrd ds vH;kl dk;Z ,oa Lo vH;kl

56

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&20 % fojke fpg~u

iwoZ&Kku] fojke fpg~u dh ifjHkk"kk] uke] ekSf[kd iz'u

57 fgUnh ds izeq[k fojke fpg~uksa ds uke] fpg~u] tkudkjh fu"d"kZ

58 iqLdr ds vH;kl dk;Z ¼dkWih dk;Z½ vo/kkj.kk fp= iz'u&mŸkj ppkZ

59

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&21 % yksdksfDr

iwoZKku] izpfyr yksdksfDr ,oa okD; esa iz;qDr] ekSf[kd iz'u

60 yksdksfDr ,oa okD;ksa esa iz;qDr fu"d"kZ

61 iqLrd dk;Z] dkWih dk;Z&vH;kl

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¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&24 % vuqPNsn ys[ku

iwoZKku] ladsr fcanq ds vk/kkj ij vuqPNsn dh ppkZ

63 vH;kl dk;Z ¼x`g dk;Z½

64 ¼dkWih dk;Z ½ vuqPNsn ys[ku

65

¼O;kdj.k½ ikB&22 vifBr cks/k

vifBr xn~;ka'k ds izk:Ik

66 vH;kl dk;Z

67 vifBr in~;ka'k ds izk:Ik vH;kl dk;Z

68 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 20 % Lyksxu&ys[ku

fofHkUu fo"k;ksa ij Lyksxu ys[ku ¼tSls&ty½ fu"d"kZ

69 ¼O;kdj.k½ ikB 31 % y?kq lans'k lsok vkSj okV~l ,Ik ys[ku

eq[; lans'k dk la{ksi.k

70 vH;kl dk;Z] fu"d"kZ

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