CLASS VII SESSION 2020-21

Activity Based Task:

English

'JOURNEY OF ONLINE CLASSES'

INTRODUCTION: All of us now live in a quarantined world,in isolation, practising social distancing, in order to help prevent further spread of the Covid-19 pandemic. We keep our hopes alive with faith and vision. A proverb in the Old Testament says that where there is no vision and hope,people perish.

The COVID-19 has resulted in schools shut all across the world. Globally, over 1.2 billion.

children are out of the classroom.

As a result, education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of e-learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms.

Research suggests that online learning has been shown to increase retention of information, and take less time, meaning the changes coronavirus have caused might be here to stay.

1. A declamation speech is the term used to describe the re-giving of an important or famous speech. It could be a political, graduation or commencement speech, a eulogy, or a sermon. The speaker re-interprets the original, reproducing its power afresh.

On the basis of the information provided above, Record a declamation video on the topic" How

online education bridges the learning gaps".

2. An informal letter, also referred to as a friendly letter. It is a personal letter written to friends or relatives. An informal letter can be used for some reasons like conveying message, news,giving advice,congratulate recipient etc.

"Prevention is better than cure". This quote is very much appropriate in this time when

the whole world is fighting against the deadly coronavirus. Write a letter to your friend

telling him about the prevention measures and how to utilize this time.

Hints:

Social distancing Washing hands

Put a mask Exercise

Meditate

Play games Grow plants

3. An article is a piece of writing written for a large audience. The main motive behind writing an article is that it should be published in either newspapers or magazines or journals so as to make some difference to the world.

The Format of Article Writing An article must be organized in a proper way so as to draw the attention of the readers. The

basic outline for an article writing format is

Heading / Title

A line having the writer’s name

Body (the main part of the article, 2 – 3 paragraphs) Conclusion (Ending paragraph of the article with the opinion or

recommendation, anticipation or an appeal)

Following the above mentioned format and example, Write an article on the measures which we have to adopt after this post lockdown.

Write an article on the topic “Importance of quality time spent with family during lockdown” in 80-100 words.

4. A story is basically a narrating of real or imaginary events, involving real or imaginary people. A story needs to be represented in words necessarily. Even images or moving pictures (movies) can narrate a story. A story is generally designed to entertain, and/or send a message across.

Complete the following story in about 80 words.

One day, I saw something in cluster, moving very fast in the air. When I reached near it, and asked who are you? , The cluster answered “ I am the great and mighty coronavirus………hahahahaha”………..

HINTS:

boastful and proud corona’s conversation with you…

What he thinks about himself…

What did you say to the virus….

Why is he so disastrous and a silent killer….

His energy comes from…

His revealing of his killing secret…..

How did you give your final answer to him…

(Note** Write the story in the form of a dialogue and not in monologue)

Coronavirus: Share your lockdown story

Dear students,

As the country is under lockdown for three weeks to combat the coronavirus, we would like to

hear from you. How are you and your family coping with staying at home? How are you

managing your work? What are the changes you notice in you notice in your society or

neighbourhood?

Please document and send us your experience of the lockdown - whether it is a captioned

photograph, write-ups (no more than 150 words)- at https://bit.ly/2Ujto7Y. Make sure you

include a short bio and your phone number with the message.We will publish a selection of

responses online.

Q4. Write a letter to your pen friend who lives in Meghalaya, talking about the upcoming monsoons that is going to

Approach. You are Niti Shrivastava of Delhi.

Hints:

Recall how you became friends Why are you writing this letter Condition of Meghalaya During Monsoons Its pros and cons Your concern for your friend Delhi’s condition during Monsoons Did she enjoy to live there… Ask for her response

Literature

English Literature

Lesson -2

One Child, One teacher, One Book, One pen

By

Malala Yousafzai

“ Holiday homework is not just a piece of work but it let you to think , imagine, write and understand things that are beyond the text...”

Q.1Decoding the words:

1. “... a tradition started by my little brother atal”

Tradition can mean a practice, a custom or a ritual. What do you think it means here? What is the tradition being reffered to?

2. “ She jumps these days at the slightest noise.”

Which word can replace jumps in this sentence—starts, leaps, hops or bounces? Why do you think Malala’s mother Jumps at the smallest noise?

3. “... the audience gave me a standing ovation”

Ovation means applause. What is a standing Ovation? Why did Malala get a standing Ovation?

Q.2Recall, Imagine and Write:

Discuss the Role of Malala’s father in her life. What she Inherited from him? What would Happen if he did not support her?

Q.3 Think and Write:

Draft a speech of about 200 words on Tolerance towards others. Use the following hints

• Two or three main reasons why people re prejudiced and intolerant

• What we can do to make people more aware of other cultures and beliefs

• Why there are incidents of strangers being attacked

• How we can be more tolerant of and friendly to all the members of the society.

Q.4 Additional Information( Know about the following facts)

• Malala’s birthplace

• Her life Before being an activist

• Her contribution Towards the education

• Read about another famous personality like malala ( Any of your Choice) and write briefly about it.

• Apart from this watch movies like:

The man who knew infinity

The hundred foot journey

Mary Poppins The Great Gatsby Robinson Crusoe Journey to the center of the Earth etc.

Grammar

SENTENCE - A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense by itself.

Examples :

(a) John works hard.

(b) I like to read books.

about the subject.

Nouns:

.A Noun is a word that functions as the name of some specific thing or set of things, such as living creatures, objects, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas

HINDI

SUBJECT- SOCIAL STUDIES

INTRODUCTION:

Rivers are an important part of human lives from ancient times. They

were the main source of life at that time. They help in nourishment of

people, they were the main source of irrigation. This is the reason why

early humans also preferred to live near rivers and depend on it for their

life .But do we have prior information about the rivers which help us

everywhere and in every sector. Lets enhance our knowledge about one of

our most sacred river “RIVER GANGA” .

S T O R Y O F G A N G A

We are going to prepare a project named “STORY OF GANGA” on

River Ganga to know it better and understand its significance .Below

mentioned are some questions based on the history ,origin, religious,

values, etc of River Ganga. Try to make an effective project on the same.

You can also take help of the references given below.

https://youtu.be/aT696emh5Ks

https://www.britannica.com/place/Ganges-River

https://youtu.be/OGeU350SkRc

https://www.mapsofindia.com/maps/rivers/ganges.html

HISTORY AND ORIGIN OF RIVER GANGA

Name the great king who brought river Ganga on Earth from heavens.

Name the day which is celebrated as Ganga day in India. (Also

paste related photos of the day if available).

Write about the origin of Holy River Ganga.

Where is Gangotri Glacier located?

PICTURE BASED QUESTION:

Id e nti fy th e be lo w gi ve n t w o m po rt an t p la ce s ac co rd in g t o th e

Name the two rivers which are shown in the above picture

meeting at Devprayag in Uttrakhand.

Which river is formed by the meeting of these two rivers.

Also mention the famous name of this place.

for your better understanding take the help of above given picture.

RELIGIOUS VALUES OF GANGA.

In Hindu Mythology, river Ganga is considered sacred and is

personified as the Goddess Ganga. At least one time every person

wants to visit and take a dip in the holy river, as it has been

believed that if a person takes a dip in the holy river, he/she will be

sin free. The water of river Ganga is usually kept in everyone’s

home .we all consider it as a holiest water.

What is the significance of ritual bathing in river Ganga

Paste the pictures of different religious rituals which are held

in the banks ofriver Ganga.

With taking help from the following links try to make a

beautiful picture of Goddess Ganga. (any one)

https://www.shutterstock.com/hu/search/goddess+ganga

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H in du myt ho lo gy r ela t ed to G a nga .

( HINT- Kumbh Mela is held at both these places.)

PICTURE-A PICTURE-B

COURSE OF RIVER GANGA

The course of the river simply refers to the specific path that a river

follows as it crosses the land . River Ganga also have a path through

which it flows from our country.

What is the length of River Ganga.

Name the delta which is formed by the river.

Name the states through which the river flows.

Name the three important cities which lie on the banks of river Ganga.

TRIBUTARIES.

Tributary is a river or a stream flowing into a larger river or lake.

Write down any four tributaries of Ganga.

Name any two tributaries of Ganga from the north.

Name the largest tributary of river Ganga and also mention the

place where it meets Ganga.

P R OJ EC T ST A RT ED B Y G OV E RN M NE T .

Government time to time launches different projects or programmes to

save river Ganga. Many dams and bridges are also made in it.

Write down the names of different awareness programmes

launched by government to save Ganga.

Name any two dams which are built on river Ganga.

Name the longest bridge made on it and also paste picture.

CONDITION OF RIVER GANGA BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19:

Covid-19 is effecting every person’s life everyday not only effecting only humans but also

effecting our environment and rivers also.

Above mentioned is the picture of river Ganga before and after lockdown due to Covid-19

What changes do you notice in the above picture compare the both.

Why do there is a massive change in the quality of river Ganga

during lockdowndue to Covid-19. Write any 3 points

Mathematics

Note: Holidays Homework carries marks; hence submission of work post vacation is compulsory for all students.

The Holiday work must be done in a very neat and presentable manner.

1. Do Activity based and recapitulation questions in your math’s notebook.

2. Make a beautiful folder of solved puzzles and riddles on A-4 size sheets.

A CT IV ITY BA SE D Q UE ST I ON ( Do an y o ne o f t he fol lo wi ng )

1. Covid-19 has affected many lives and many sectors of living worldwide. It has not only

taken away lives but also living opportunities. One of the major crises the world is facing

right now is the increase in number of unemployed people across the globe as companies

don't have money to pay to their employees.

Keeping this fact in mind, Collect a data representing the 'Growth rate of

Unemployed People' of 5 Different Cities of India, pre and post lockdown.

You can take the data of Metropolitan Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Pune, etc.

This data then should be represented as double bar graphs, one for pre lockdown and other for

post lockdown.

Also find the mean, range, mode and median

of the evaluated data. Based on the data

collected, answer the following.

(a) Which city shows the highest growth in number Of Unemployed people?

(b) Which city still seems Unaffected or least affected by this crisis?

(c) During lockdown, there are number of guidelines to be followed to fight against

Corona, Mention some of them which are being used at your house.

2. Collect a data representing 'Air Quality Index' of 5 Different Cities of India, pre and

post lockdown. You can take the data of Metropolitan Cities like Delhi, Mumbai,

Kolkata, Bangalore, Pune, etc.

This data then should be represented as double bar graphs, one for pre

lockdown and other for post lockdown.

Also find the mean, mode, median and range

of the evaluated data. Based on the data

collected, answer the following.

(a) Which city shows the highest improvement in its Air Quality?

(b) What is the difference between the Air Quality improvement showed by the city

with highest improvement in air quality and the one with the lowest improvement

in the air quality.

(c) After the lockdown, what should be the measures to be followed to keep our air clean?

Mentionany five.

Science

Q1. Sort and list the following sources of water into surface water and ground

water in the given table.

Water from rainfall in Bengaluru, Water from well in Kerala,

Godavari river, Hussain Sagar lake,

Hot water spring in the Himalayas

S OM E P OS I TI V E EN V IR O N M EN TA L C H A GE S :-

Q7. Picture of Water Table:-

a) What is water table?

b) What are the factors which affect

the water table?

c) Write the causes for the lower of water table.

Water Table

Q2. Why are we left only tiny fraction of water for use even if

about 75% of the earth surface is covered with water?

Q3. Explain the various processes that make up the water cycle.

Q4. You have been asked to maintain a garden. How will you minimize the use

of water?

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Surface Water Ground Water

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SOME POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES :-

1) CLIMATIC CHANGE- ‘Lockdown is HEALING the planet in a way never seen before in living history.’ BEFORE AFTER

# Improving AIR QUALITY

QUESTION1. What do you mean by air quality? Differentiate between bad air quality and good air quality. QUESTION2. What do you mean by air pollution? How does it effects our health? QUESTION3. Our Chief Minister Mr. Arvind Kejriwal took a step to start odd-even rule in Delhi to control air pollution. What measures you think we can take after the lockdown to sustain the quality of air?

BEFORE AFTER

# OZONE LAYER heals itself.

QUESTION4. Are you also observing any climatic changes in the environment. Explain with the suitable example. QUESTION5. What do you mean by ozone layer. Where it is? What are the reasons for the depletion of it? QUESTION6. Observe the given picture of Earth and explain the difference between

then and now using the information given by environmentalists.

1) HEALTHY HABITS :- The situations bring us to the situation of being UNHEALTHY to HEALTHY.

BEFORE AFTER

# Creating HEALTHY EATING HABIT

QUESTION1. What are the different eating habits you have changed due to COVID-19?

QUESTION2. Search and find the different types of food we should eat to improve our immune system. QUESTION3. During this lockdown everyone tried to prepare different recipes. Which recipe you tried? What difference you have observed between homemade food and food prepared by the restaurants?

BEFORE AFTER

# PRECAUTIONS leads to safety

QUESTION4. What safety measures you are taking to stay safe from COVID-19? QUESTION5. SOCIAL DISTANCING is one of the best way to protect youself from COVID-19. Explain this by comparing India with any other country.

2) ANIMALS GOT THEIR FREEDOM:- It is observed that animals in our surrounding are enjoying their freedom a lot. BEFORE AFTER

# no more CAGE

QUESTION1. What do you observe in the given picture? Explain in your own words.

QUESTION2. Staying at home helped us to be SELF DEPENDENT. How can you say that? QUESTION3. There are so many viral videos and images on internet showing how animals are enjoying in this lockdown. Share your views on any 1 video or image.

BEFORE AFTER

#no more POACHING

QUESTION4. What do you mean by poaching?

QUESTION5. Name 2 wild animals that were seen roaming freely out of the forests

during lockdown and in which country?

QUESTION6. According to the survey poaching has reduced to zero.

a. Search the data as given by the Ministry of Environment

b. Explain the change in the life of animals.

SUB : COMPUTER

1.Make a collage on the Topic “Formulas used in Microsoft Excel.

As you know all “ Shahidi dihara(diwas)” Guru Arjan Dev Ji is on 26

may 2020.

Guru Arjan Dev Ji also called Shaheedan-

De-Sartaj, was the first martyr of Sikh

faith and the fifth of the ten Gurus of

Sikhism, who compiled Guru Granth

Sahib Ji.

So, you all have to “l prepare a Colorful

PPT(Power Point Presentation) on the

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SUB – DIVINITY

life on Guru Arjan Dev Ji and Martyrdom” also . You can take a

help from these following video links .

https://youtu.be/kAPKuyxi2EM

https://youtu.be/UOfDkAnw3mk

SUB : S.U.P.W

Prevention yourself and your loved ones from the infection.

1. Make a mask at home .( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmQrKhvp9_Y)

2. Make natural and organic hand sanitizer

.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S61HDw5-JjI )

WORKSHEET

OF ALL

SUBJECTS

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ENGLISH Q1. Identify the subject and the predicate.

1. Meena has come first in the race.

2. Lazy boys come last.

3. The sun rises in the east.

4. The foolish crow tried to be the peacock.

5. My parents and my brother have gone to the market.

6. I have met Raman's father.

7. Thousands of trees have been cut to construct the stadium.

8. The teacher gave him a prize.

Q2 Identify the given sentences. Then, add punctuation marks accordingly at the end.

1. How beautiful is the day

2. Sachin is a great cricketer

3. What on earth are you doing

4. I cannot believe him to be the murderer

5. Do you want coffee

6. Cats catch mice

7. Elephants have a good memory

8. What a beautiful view of the mountains.

Q3 Rearrange the following words to make meaningful sentences. Add the correct punctuation where needed.

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a) enters/millions tons/the /every year/of/ocean/plastic

b) are/waters/sightings/junk-filled/of/common c) population/middle-class/increasing/is/coastlines/along

d) close/like/others/helping/my/friends

Q.4 Pick out the nouns from the passage and write what kind each noun is. Write your answers in the box below.

Akbar was a famous king. He was known for his intelligence and

honesty. He was also very sincere. His favourite courtier was

Birbal, who was well known in the court for his wit and humour.

Troupes of artists visited Akbar’s court in Delhi, and there was a

lot of merriment and laughter.

Common Proper Collective Abstract

Q.5 Correct the following sentences.

1. There is too few coffee in the cup. 2. How much boys have failed? 3. The teacher has lots of knowledges. 4. There is many rice in my bowl. 5. The builder has a little bricks. 6. Do we have much spoons? 7. I don't think he eats a few bread. 8. Did Aman have many choice?

Q.6 Fill in the blanks with appropriate pronouns. 1. The monkey was sitting on the branch of a tree. was engaged in a lot of mischief there. 2. The manager was not honest. accepted bribes from the people. 3. My mother's name is Mrs Amrit Kale. is a homemaker. 4. When the cat had licked the milk dry, went away from there. 5. Indians follow various religions. are also very tolerant of other faiths. 6. You have become very weak. The doctor will give some medicines. 7. The Taj Mahal, hundreds of foreigners visit daily, is one of the seven wonders of the world. 8. Is responsible for this accident? 9. Meeta's father scolded for being late for school. 10. The farmer ploughed and irrigated his field

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SST Q1. Define the terms

a) Democracy (b) Constitution (c) Equality

Q2. Fill in the blanks : -

a) A is a government of people, by the people, by the

people and for the people.

b) is the most important element of a democratic setup.

c) Universal Adult Franchise is based on the principle of .

d) Most common form of inequality in our society is the system.

Q3. State whether the statement True/False.

a) Inequality is still experienced by dalits.

b) A Dictatorship is a system where the king and the queen is the head of the

government.

c) Equality and Justice are the twin pillars of a democracy.

d) Universal Adult Franchise is based on the idea of equality as it holds all

citizen equal before law.

Q4. Match the following : -

a) Fundamental Rights (i) King or queen is head of the Govt.

b) Agitation (ii) The fact of being given honour and

respect by the people c) Dignity (iii) Rights guaranteed to all the citizen

of India by the Constitution d) Monarchy (iv) Public protest in order to achieve a

change

SCIENCE

Q1. What is water scarcity? Explain its causes.

Q2. Describe how water in different forms is distributed on the Earth.

Q3. Fill in the blanks:

a) Seeds need water for

b) The best way to recharge groundwater is

c) Water cycle helps regulating on the earth.

Q4.Mark the odd one out and give reason:

a) Snow, Ice, Sea water, Glaciers, Polar ice caps

b) Global warming, Loss of green cover, Receding water table, Heavy rainfall

Q5. Define the following terms:

a) Water Management b) Depletion of water table

Q6. What are the huge reservoirs of water inside the earth called?

Q7. How does poor rainfall affect the water table?

Q8. Differentiate the following:

Glacier Iceberg

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2.

Evaporation Transpiration

3.

Water Table Groundwater

Q9. Fill in the blanks:

a) The upper limit of ground water is called . (water table/water cycle)

b) All the three states of water are with the change

in temperature. ( reversible/irreversible)

c) The wise and judicious use water is called as of water.(conservation/ protection)

Q10. Unscramble the below Jumbled word.

a) RIITNTAONIFL

b) RRAHCGEE

c) LDNPIETEO

d) TWOAUNRDERG

Q11. Give reasons:-

a) Earth appears blue from space.

b) Drip irrigation helps in conserving water.

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Q12. Answer the question in one or few words

a) The system by which a country is governed is know as. b) A document that lays down all the rules and regulation called. c) A system where in a person or a small group of people may have seized power by force called. d) What are the important aspects of a democracy.

Q13. Answer the question in 6 – 7 sentence

a) Write down the basic Fundamental Rights of our country ?

b) What are the provision lays down by the Constitution to uphold the principle of equality ?

MATHEMATICS QUESTIONS ON RECAPITULATION

Q1. Find the mean of the first ten whole numbers?

Q2. Your friend found the median and mode of a given data. Describe and correct

your friend’serror, if any 35, 32, 35, 42, 38, 32 and 34

Median = 42 mode = 32

Q3. How would you find the average of your study hours for

the whole week? Q4. Find the range of height of your family

members.

Q5. Think of some situations atleast 3 examples of each, that are certain to

happen, somethat are impossible and some that may or may not happen

i.e. situation that have some chance of happening.

(Hint: you are older than yesterday, a tossed coin will land heads up)

Q6. Throw a die 50 times and record the data. Find the number of times 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

and 6 occur (Hint: using tally mark )

Q7. Find the mean of your sleeping hours during one week. Q8. There are 8 marbles in a bag. If the numbers from 1 to 8 are marked on each of

them. Then, what is the probability of drawing a marble with number 2?

Q9. Find the Arithmetic mean of -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3 Q10. A fair dice is rolled, find the probability that number obtained is less than 7.

Q11. FILL IN THE BLANKS.

i. The median of 2, 4, 5, 1, 3 is

ii. The arithmetic mean of 15 and 17 is

iii. Mean of first four multiples of 2 is

iv. The difference between the highest and the lowest observation is called

v. When a coin is tossed at random, then the probability of getting a head is

Q12. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.

1. Arithmetic mean is also known as

a. Range b. Mode c. Average

2. Representing the data with help of bars or rectangle in diagrams is called

a. Histogram b. Pictograph c. Bar graph

3. lies in between the greatest and smallest observation.

a. Mean b. Mode c. Median

4. A is a difference between the largest and the smallest observation.

a. Mean b. Range c. Mode

5. The smallest whole no. is

a. 0 b. 1 c. -1

PUZZLES AND RIDDLES

1. Solve the given Magic Square.

2. Choose the correct answer from the following puzzle.

3. Complete the following puzzle.

4. Solve the following crossword puzzle.

5. Solve the given integer puzzle.

6. Recap of integers by following puzzle.

7. Maths Problem Search

8. Solve the following number teaser.

9. Solve these Maths Riddles.

If there are 4 apples and you take away 3, how many do you have?

If you multiply this number by any other number, the answer will

always be the same. What number is this?

In an alien land far away, half of 10 is 6. If the same proportion

holds true, then what is 1/6th of 30 in this alien land?

I am a 4 digit number. My 1st digit is of no use as I still remain

the same without it. My 2nd and 3rd digits are mirror images.

My 4th digit is half of 2nd. Can you guess the number?

What mathematical symbol can be placed between 5 and 9, to get

a number greater than 5 and smaller than 9?

10. Brain Teaser

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Subject:- General Knowledge

1. Name the following:-

a) First Indian athlete to win a gold medal at the IAAF World U20

b) Wettest place on the earth near Cherrapunji c) Nickname of Hima Das d) India’s only tactical nuclear carrying and ground attack aircraft e) World’s tallest road bridge

2. Fill in the blanks

a) bridge was designed to protect the city of lucerene from attacks.

b) is the only river which passes through bangladesh , china and india. c) The seven sisters of india are Meghalya , Arunachal pradesh , Nagaland , , Tripura ,

and Mizoram .

d) The worlds largest statue in Gujarat is dedicated to .

3. Match the given phobias with their meanings :-

a) Fear of public speaking

b) Fear of water

c) Fear of closed spaces

d) Fear of escalators

Aquaphobia

Escalaphobia

Glossophobia

Claustrophobia

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4. Write the full form of the given abbreviations

a) CBI b) BSE c) FBI d) FAO

5. Current Affairs

a) Which filmmaker won the IIFTC Tourism Impact Award 2020?

b) When was World Heritage Day observed?

c) What is the name of worlds largest sea turtle?

d) Which scheme was launched by PM Narendre Modi on April 24, 2020?

e) Who is appointed as India’s Ambassador to USA ?

Divnity

Dhan Dhan Guru Arjan Dev Ji

Q1. Guru Arjan Dev Ji is Sikh's Guru?

Q2. Guru Arjan Dev Ji was the martyr in Sikh tradition.

a. 2nd

b. 3rd

c. 4th

d. 5th

a. First

b. Second

c. Fourth

d. Fifth

Q3. Which Sikh performed the service of writing "Adi Granth" under the

guidance of Guru Arjan Dev Ji ?

a. Bhai Gurdas

b. Baba Buddha

c. Baba Mohan

d. Bhai Kalyana

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Q4. The composition of which Bhagats were not included in "Adi

Granth" by Guru Arjan Dev Ji?

a. Surdas and Beni

b. Pipa and Dhanna

c. Sadna and Sain

d. Kanha and Pilo

Q5. In which Raag is the Bani 'Sukhmani Sahib' composed by Guru

Arjan Dev Ji?

a. Gauri

b. Majh

c. Sorath

d. Bilaval

Q6. What have been referred to as 'Sukh Mani' (Psalm of Peace) in

'Sukhmani Sahib' ?

a. Path of "Sukhmani"

b. Saints

c. Pilgrimages

d. The Name of God

Q7. Guru Arjan Dev Ji designed the four doors in Gurudwara Golden

Temple?

a. True

b. False

Q8. Guru Arjan Dev Ji declared that all Sikhs should donate a tenth of

their earnings to charity?

a. True

b. False

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Q9. On the complaint of the people, which Mughal Emperor met Guru

Arjan Dev JI, heard few Shabads from Adi Granth and instead of

objecting to it, appreciated it ?

a. Babar

b. Jahangir

c. Hamayiin

d. Akbar

Q10. Which Mughal Emperor has ordered to torture Guru Arjan Dev Ji's

to death?

a. Babar

b. Jahangir

c. Hamayun

d. Aurangzeb

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