DPSG, PALAM VIHAR
HOLIDAYS’ HOMEWORK
CLASS VI
ENGLISH:
Q1. Read the given line carefully and answer the questions.
The little girl raised her voice and shouted, ‘Mummy! Mummy! Quick, come here!’
a) Who says these words?
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b) Why was the girl shouting?
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c) What action was taken by the mother after listening to the girl?
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Q2. Complete the following sentences.
a) ___________________________ Cottage was on fire.
b) The first thing that Pat saw through Sailor Jim‟s telescope were
__________________________________________________ .
Q3. State the literary device used in the following sentences.
a) „Their croaking would certainly drive Grandmother crazy,‟ I said.
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b) Throats swelled, and a wurk, wurk, wurk began.
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c) The train chugged out by the cottage, spitting out smoke and a trail of sparks from its
funnel.
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Q4. Underline nouns in the following sentences and state its kind.
i) Hari is going to Mumbai with his uncle.
ii) I can‟t find my blue shirt.
iii) Renu bought a bunch of bananas.
iv) The joy which they felt was obvious.
v) Raj put a plastic bottle in the jute sack.
vi) Rani bought a golden earring for her little sister.
vii) The general‟s bravery has earned him many accolades.
viii) Ravi is a man of great wisdom.
ix) A herd of cattle greeted the farmer in his backyard.
x) James bought an iron box.
HINDI:
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2ºga`IYmaavakaSa kaya- vyaakrNa kI ]%tr puistka maoM kroM.
1º iSavaajaI nao Gaasa kI raoiTyaaÐ kba AaOr @yaaoM Ka[- qaIM Æ
2º ‘mastk nahIM JaukaeMgao’ kivata pZ,kr Aapko mana maoM iksa p`kar ko Baava ]zo Æ ivastar sao
ilaiKe.
3º doSa ka naara ‘ baoTI bacaaAao Ê baoTI pZaAao ’ sao Aap khaÐ tk sahmat hOM.ilaiKe.
4º jaanavaraoM ko p`it hmaara vyavahar kOsaa haonaa caaihe Æ Apnao ivacaar ilaiKe.
5º palatU haqaI AaOr jaMgalaI haqaI maoM @yaa AMtr haota hO Æ
6º eosaI baailakaAaoM va maihlaaAaoM kI saUcaI banaaeÐ ÊijanhaoMnao Apnao baud\iQabala sao saBaI xao~aoM maoM
#yaait p`aPt kI.
7º ivaSva maoM ihndI kI @yaa isqait hO Æ
8º d\iva%va vyaMjana ko Aaz ]dahrNa ilaiKe.
9º inamnailaiKt SabdaoM kao Saud\Qa krko ilaiKe —
]jjavala Ê }Mcaa Ê nama-ta Ê Aad-Sa ÊAaSaI-vaad Ê p`Mtu Ê proma Ê pÐkja
10ºinamnailaiKt SabdaoM ka vaNa- ivacCod kIijae —
i~maUit- Ê AQyayana Ê sajjana Ê maR%yau Ê xamaa
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]pvana ÊkpD,a Êiksaana Ê JaMDa
13º inamnailaiKt SabdaoM ko ivalaaoma ilaiKe —
p`yaaojana Ê Alp Ê pxa Ê Aadana Ê saMskar Ê Sai@tSaalaI
14º saM&a ko BaodaoM kI pirBaaYaa ]dahrNa saiht ilaiKe.
15º tuk imalaato hue dao–dao Anya Sabd ilaiKe—
navala ÊsaOinak ÊvaIr Ê]ijayaalao
16º inamnailaiKt SabdaoM maoM sao puillaMga AaOr s~IilaMga Alaga–Alaga kr ilaiKe —
jaMgala Êmaja,dUr ÊnadI Ê poD, ÊdIvaar ÊcaT\Tana Ê mahavat Ê mahla ÊjaM,jaIr Êbaat
17º inamnailaiKt SabdaoM ko bahuvacana $p ilaiKe —
ThnaI ÊsavaarIÊ lakD,I ÊpdvaI ÊJaaoMpD,I ÊqapkI
18º inamnailaiKt mauhavaraoM ko Aqa- ilaKkr vaa@ya ilaiKe —
kmar baaÐQanaa Êihmmat ka QanaI Êimaja,aja zMDa haonaa Êjaana pr Kolanaa.
MATHS:
1. Insert commas suitably and write the names according to the indian system numeration.
1. 87595762
2. 98432701
2. (a) How many lakhs are there in 1 million.
(b) How many thousands are here in one lakh
3. To stitch a shirt, 2m 15cm cloth is needed. Out of 40m cloth how many shirts can be stitched
and how much will remain.
4. The distance between school and house of a student’s house is 1 km 875 m. Everyday he
walks both ways. Find the total distance he covers in 5 days
5. Find the difference between the largest and the smallest no. formed by digits 8, 7, 2, 2, 5
6. Estimate the following:
(a) 12,904 + 2,888.
(b) 28,292 – 496.
7. Estimate the following products:
(a) 9250 ×29.
(b) 5281 × 3491
8. Write in roman numerals.
(a) 69 (b) 98 (c) 379 (d) 275
9. The town newspaper is published everyday. One copy has 15 pages. Every day 15980 copies
are printed. How many pages are printed everyday?
10. Place commas correctly and write the numerals also.
(a) Twenty three lakh thirty thousand and ten.
(b) Nine crore fifty two lakh one thousand three hundred and two
11. Write three whole three whole no’s occurring just before 10001
12. Which is the smallest:
(a) Whole no.
(b) Natural no
13. Find the product using suitable properties.
(a) 125 × 40 × 8 × 25.
(b) 8 × 291 × 125
14. Find the value of
(a) 54279 × 92 + 8 × 54279.
(b) 3847 × 5 × 782 + 769 × 25 × 218
15. Find the product using suitable properties:
(a) 738 × 103.
(b) 1005 × 218
16. Vendor supply 62 liters milk in to a hotel and 38 liters in the morning. If the milk is Rs. 65 per
kg. How much money is due to the vendor per day.
17. Find the product using distribution property.
4275 × 125
18. The product of two whole numbers is 1, can we say one of them or both of them is 1? Justify
with example
19. All whole numbers are not natural numbers but all natural numbers are whole numbers.
Justify.
20. Find the sum by suitable arrangement
1662 + 453 + 1538 + 64
SCIENCE:
Q1.
1.
Choose the correct option:
Which of these provides energy?
a)
Vitamins
b)
Minerals
c)
water
d)
carbohydrates
2.
In which vitamins would your body be most deficient if you did not eat fresh fruits,
green vegetables?
a)
Vitamin A
b)
Vitamin B
c)
Vitamin C
d)
Vitamin D
3.
Which of these forms most of our body weight?
a)
protein
b)
fats
c)
water
d)
carbohydrates
4.
Which of these is the quickest source of energy?
a)
sugars
b)
starch
c)
protein
d)
fats
5.
Which mineral is necessary for the formation of strong bones and muscles?
a)
iron
b)
calcium
c)
phosphorus
d)
potassium
Q2.
Fill in the blanks:
1. If we do not get sufficient ___________ and ____________ in our diet we can suffer
from deficiency diseases.
2. Roughage is present in ____________ (plant foods / Animal foods / both plant and an
imal foods)
3. How do these help your body?
a. Carbohydrates: _________________
b. Fats: __________________________
c. Proteins: _______________________
4. Chemical substances needed by our body are called ______________.
They are grouped into the following classes- __________, ____________, _________
___, ______________ and ______________.
Q3.
Think And Answer
1. Rickets is caused by the deficiency of ___________ and _______ on the diet.
2. Name one deficiency disease that can arise due to the deficiency of the following in th
e diet.
a. Proteins: _______________
b. Vitamin A: ________________
c. Iron : __________________
d. Vitamin C: ________________
Q4.
Give one-word Answer.
1.
Deficiency of which vitamin is likely to cause rickets in children?
2.
Lack of nutrients leads to _____________ diseases.
3.
Which mineral is vital for bones and teeth?
4.
Which vitamin is easily destroyed during cooking?
5.
The chief place where fats are stored in the body is under the ____________
__.
Q5.
True or False.
1. Meat does not contain roughage.
2. Fiber cannot be digested by the body, so it is better to eliminate it from food
3. Sugars provide energy faster than starch.
4. Milk and milk products are rich in the mineral calcium, which is good for bones a
nd teeth.
5. Foods rich in proteins and vitamins provide energy to the body and are known as e
nergy-giving foods.
Q6.
Answer in Brief:
1. Explain the importance of proteins for the body.
2. Into which classes are nutrients divided? Which of these provided energy to the bo
dy?
3. What are deficiency diseases? Name four deficiency diseases and the associated n
utrients.
4. Write the importance of roughage in the diet.
Give reasons.
1. Will you remain healthy if you only drink milk? Why?
2. Explorers going to the North or South Poles must carry green vegetables and frui
Q7.
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juices with them. Why is this necessary?
Q8.
Answer the following questions.
1. Which vitamin helps in blood clotting?
2. Which fruit is the richest source of vitamin C?
3. Which vitamin do we get from sunlight?
4. Name two types of malnutrition.
5. What is obesity?
 Assignment 2 ( Fibres to fabrics)
Q1 Write one word for the followings:a) Fibres which are obtained from plants and animals _____________.
b) The process of removing seeds from cotton plants______________.
c) The process of arranging two sets of yarn together (at right angle to each
other) to make a fabric.
d) The process of making yarn from fibres _________________ .
Q2. Match the followings
a)
b)
c)
d)
Column A
Column B
Wool
Knitting
silk
Jute
i) Cocoon
ii) Fleece of animals
iii) Jute plant fibre
iv) socks
Q3. Correct the statement by substituting the hightlighted words:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
All synthetic fibres are obtained from nature.
Nylon polyester rayon etc. are natural fibres.
Cotton grows best in sandy soil.
Socking the jute plant stem in water is called spinning.
Yarn are made from very thin strands called fabric.
Q4. Fill in the Blanks:a)
b)
c)
d)
Fibres are of two types based on length:- Filament fibre, ____________ fibre.
____________ is obtained from the seed pods of the cotton fibres.
___________ is obtained from the jute plant.
Interlooping of one yarn at a time is called ______________.
Q5. Use the given words below to complete the chain showing production of cotton fabric
Bolls ,Fabric ,spinning ,ginning ,yarn
Cotton plant
Fibres
Weaving
Q6. Define the following:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Retting
Ginning
Spinning
Weaving
Knitting
Q7. Answer the following questions
a)
b)
c)
d)
Write one advantage and one disadvantage of synthetic fibres.
Other than white in which colour cotton is grown?
How do we get coir fibre?
Explain the process of production of jute fibers.
SOCIAL SCIENCE:
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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Answer the following questions in 50 to 60 words
All answers should be in points.
Its weight age will be decided on the bases of contents covered, language used, clarity
and neatness of the work
 You have to do the work in a separate thin notebook.
 Each answer will carry (2) marks.
1. India is known by various names from the past time, give vivid descriptions of it?
2. Give full forms of BC, AD, c. and BCE write one sentence about each of them.
3. Who was Herodotus? What he did? To which time period he belonged?
4. On what bases are the historical period is divided?
5. Give description of the early tools along with pictures?
6. Write a short note on middle Palaeolithic age.
7. Make a table to show the invention done during various stone ages.
8. What is the importance of Nevasa and Kurnool in the ancient history?
9. Write a short note on Halley comet.
10. Define the discoveries of Aryabhatta.
11. Name at least four celestial bodies and write one or two sentences about them.
12. What do you know about the artificial satellite launched by India in space/
13. Differentiate between Torrid and Frigid Zone.
14. What do you know about great circle, explain it with the help of a diagram?
15. Write a short note on the Indian Standard Time.
16. Write at least three features of longitudes and latitudes.
17. Name the six physical divisions of India.
18. How can you prove that India is a land of Diversity.
19. Differentiate between life of the people living in plains and mountain.
20. Prove that India is a secular country. Draw symbols of at least four different
religions.
21. Give three examples of prejudice between daughters and sons that may happen in a
family.
22. Write a short note of B.R.Ambedker.
23. Give some discrepancies done to the untouchables during ancient time.
24. Show how economic inequality plays a major role in widening the inequality.
25. “Stereotypes can be positive as well as negative” explain the statement.
FRENCH:
Q.1. Completez avec adjectifs demonstratifs :1. _________ etudiante est intelligente.
2. _________ oiseau est joli.
3. _________ ami est sympathique.
4. _________ cahiers sont lourds.
5. _________ homme est gros.
6. _________ enfants sont intelligents.
7. _________ hiver , Il va en France.
8. _________ adresse est correcte.
Q.2. Retrouvez les phrases :1. oncle / cet / est / mon / homme .
___________________________________
2. lampe / cette / moi / a / est .
___________________________________
3. cette / est / fille / jolie .
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Q.3. Completez avec adjectifs possessifs :1. C'est ton stylo ? Oui , C'est ________ stylo.
2. Ce sont tes enfants ? Oui , Ce sont ________ enfants.
3. C'est la chaise de Louis ? Non , Ce n'est pas _______ chaise.
4. Ce sont les parents de Paul et Pauline ? Oui , Ce sont _______ parents .
Q.4. Completez avec la forme correcte de l'adjectif :1. Mon cartable est ___________ ( lourd ) .
2. Les romans sont ____________ ( interessante ) .
3. La femme est __________ ( beau ) .
4. Les serpents sont __________ ( laid ) .
Q.5. Conjugez les verbes :a) Je ______________ finir mon travail. ( devoir )
b) Ils ______________ acheter une voiture . ( vouloir )
c) Ma soeur __________ aller chez le journaliste . ( pouvoir )
d) ___________ - tu du chocolat ? ( vouloir )
Q.6. Conjugez les verbes :Avoir
____________
____________
Aller
____________
_____________
____________
_____________
____________
______________
____________
_____________
____________
______________
____________
______________
SANSKRIT:
1´ p`qama paz sao saMbaMiQat dsa QaatueÐ laokr ]naka p`qama pu$Ya ko tInaaoM vacanaaoM maoM Qaatu $p ilia#ae.
2´ paz sao dsa vaa@ya laokr ]naka saMskRt maoM Anauvaad kIijae.
3´ saMskRt maooM vacana iktnao p`kar ko haoto hOM Æ ]dahrNasaiht naama ilia#ae.
4´ saMskRt maoM ila=\ iktnao p`kar ko haoto hOM Æ ]nako naama ]dahrNasaiht ilia#ae.
5´ saMskRt maoM pu$Ya iktnao p`kar ko haoto hOM Æ]nako naama ilia#ae.
6´ maQyama pu$Ya maoM Aanaovaalao sava-naama ko naama ilia#ae.
7´ ]tma pu$Ya maoM Aanaovaalao sava-naama ko naama ilia#ae.
8´ p`qama pu$Ya maoM p`yaaoga ike jaanaovaalao Qaatu$paoM ko naama ilia#ae.