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Holiday Home Work (2019-20)

Grade : 6 Subject : English

1.Write a scary story (150 words)

2.Write degrees of comparison from words of your choice (at

least 15 words).

3.Write about the eight parts of speech with examples.

4.Read chapters 1, 2 and 3 of the novel 'Treasure Island’ and

write:

a. 25 hard words with meanings

b. 25 Nouns and Adjectives

5.Use an A4 sheet to make a beautiful narrative fan and write

the information asked on each fold of the fan based on the novel

‘Treasure Land’ you have read. A sample is attached below for

your reference.

Maths

1. Solve the following:

5(5−3)5(5−3)

20(40−32)20(40−32)

(11+20)(31+30)(11+20)(31+30)

(1+6)+10(1+6)+10

2×(1+3)(10+12)×(8+6)2×(1+3)(10+12)×(8+6)

2. Estimate the following products (by general rule):

a) 271×362271×362

(b) 5271×34115271×3411

(c) 32×48832×488

(d) 451×200451×200

3. In Indian System of Numeration, the number 61711682 is written,

using commas, as __________.

4. Write the smallest natural and smallest whole number.

5. Find these sum using number line

(a) 1 + (− 4)

(b) 11 + (− 10)

(c) (3) + (− 3)

(d) (− 6) + (-5)

6.Match the column

Closure

Property

If a and b are any two whole numbers,

then a+b=b+aa+b=b+a and a×b=b×aa×b=b×a.

Commutative

property

If a and b are any two whole numbers,

then a+ba+b, a×ba×b are also whole numbers.

Associative

property

If a, b and c are any two whole numbers,

then a(b+c)=a×b+a×ca(b+c)=a×b+a×c.

Distributive

property

If a, b and c are any two whole numbers,

then (a+b)+c=a+(b+c)(a+b)+c=a+(b+c) and (a×b)×c=a×(

b×c)(a×b)×c=a×(b×c)

Additive

Identity If a is any whole number, then a+0=a=0+aa+0=a=0+a.

Multiplicative

Identity If a is any whole number, then a×0=0=0×aa×0=0=0×a.

Multiplication

by zero If a is any whole number, then a×1=a=1×aa×1=a=1×a

Division by

zero If a is any whole number, then a÷0a÷0 is not defined

7. Complete the below shapes, what would the whole shape look

like?

8. Draw line of symmetry for each shape below

9. Following pictograph shows the number of girls in five classes.

Answer the below questions:

(a) Which class has the minimum number of girls?

(b) Which class has the maximum number of girls?

(c) How many girls are there in Class 6?

(d) What is the total number of girls in the Classes 6 to 9?

10. The following bar graph shows the number of car in a society based

on the color type. Read the bar graph and answer the following

questions:

(a) Which color car is preferred by the owners?

(b)Which two colors have same number of cars?

(c)How many different type of car color is available in the society?

(d) The number of car having blue color is 5 more than number of car

having red car. Is this a true statement?

(e) The total number of car available in the society is _________

Science

Assignment-1

Write down the activity 5 in lesson 1(Germination of Sprouts) neatly on

a paper as part of your subject enrichment.

Assignment-2

The Crazy Bottle Experiment

(Learning by Doing, Compendium of Science activities, CBSE Class

VI)

Materials Required:

One 2L plastic bottle with airtight cap, about 1L hot(not boiling) water

and 1L of ice cold water.

Procedure:

A) Fill half the plastic bottle with hot water.

B) Shake the water in the bottle for about one minute.

C) Now take out the water and quickly close the cap tightly.

D) Now pour ice cold water on the bottle.

Note down your observations.

Assignment –3

Solve the worksheet

FOOD: WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?

Q1: Ingredients are used to prepare food. Write down the sources of the

following ingredients?

Food

Item

Ingredients Sources

(a) Idli Rice Plant

Urad Dal ____________

Salt ____________

Water ____________

(b)

Kheer

Milk Animal

Rice ___________

Sugar ___________

(c)

Chicken

Curry

Chicken ___________

Spices ____________

Oil Plants/Animals

Water ____________

(d)

Jalebi

Maida ____________

Saffron ____________

Ghee ____________

Sugar ____________

Q2: State True or False

(a) Cereals, Fats and Oils are body building food _________.

(b) All plants are edible_________.

(c) Animals which eat both plants and animals are called omnivores

__________

(d) Cooked food is tasty and healthy.__________

(e) Honey is made from nectar of flowers._______________

Q3: Fill in the blanks

(a) Kidney beans, grams, urad dal are rich in _______________.

(b) Edible part in Lettuce and Spinach is ____________________.

(c) Animals which eat only animals are called ______________.

(d) Parrot eats only _____________________ products

COMPONENTS OF FOOD

Q1.Fill in the following with the list of words given below:

{ Sunlight, Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins, Copper sulphate,

Roughage, Vitamins, Scurvy, Water, Anaemia, Iodine}

1. ____________and ___________ mainly provide energy to our body

2. _____________________ help in protecting our body against

diseases.

3. ____________________ is a food item which does not provide any

nutrition.

4. ___________________ and minerals are needed for the growth and

the maintenance of our body.

5. Deficiency of Iron causes ________________________.

6. Sea Food is a rich source of _______________________

7. Dietary fibres are also known as ________________.

8. Our body also prepares Vitamin D in the presence of

_______________________.

9. A solution of ___________________________ and Caustic Soda is

used to detect the presence of proteins.

10. Deficiency of Vitamin C causes ____________________________

disease.

FIBRE TO FABRIC

Fill in the blanks

1. _______ and _________ are animal fibres.

2. Long thin strands found in plants and animals are called ________.

3. _______ is used for packaging material, sacks, bags and ropes.

4. ________ is an example of dietry fibre.

5. When a bunch of fibres is pressed and twisted, it is converted into

long, string threads called _______.

6. One way of making fabric from yarn is weaving, what is the other?

7. The process of removing seeds from the mass of cotton fibres is called

_________.

8. Jute is obtained from a plant called ________.

9. The process of removing hair from the skin of goat and sheep is called

__________.

10. Which absorbs more water, cotton or nylon?

SORTING MATERIALS INTO GROUPS

Q1: Identify the following items which are soluble or insoluble in

water?

a.Salt b.Kerosene Oil c.Sand d.Sugar

e.Chalk Powder f.Lime Juice g.Cooking Oil h.Vinegar

Q2: Fill in the blanks from the choices given along with.

1. __________________ materials allow light to pass through them.

(Transparent / Translucent)

2. A substance which dissolves completely in water

us called ___________________ substance.

(soluble / insoluble)

3. A material having a higher density than water will

__________________. (float/ sink)

4. Materials which can be compressed or cut easily are

_________________. (soft/hard)

5. ___________can be opaque or transparent. (Plastics / Metals).

6. Carbon Dioxide is _______ __________________in water.

(soluble/insoluble)

7. Rain coats and Umbrellas are made of water

_______________________ materials. (absorbing / proof)

Q4: State whether the following are true of false.

ⅰ. Orange juice is soluble in water.

ⅱ. Generally plastics are transparent.

ⅲ. CO₂ gas is soluble in water.

ⅳ. Iron is transparent.

ⅴ. Light cannot pass through translucent materials.

Separation of Substances

1. Why is the separation of substances necessary?

2. What is threshing? How is it done?

3. Where do we find sieving as a method of separation?

4. One method of separation is not enough. Comment.

5. You are given a mixture of sand, salt and iron fillings. Suggest

some methods of separating all the components.

5.Collect few herbal medicines available in your locality. Make a

note of these medicines in the table given below:

Name of the

medicinal

plant

Name of the medicinal

plant in your local

language

Uses

*

*

*

*

*

Social Studies

History Assignments As part of their subject enrichment students have to make a collage of pictures of

archaeological sites on an A4 size paper

Chapter – 1

What, Where, How and When?

1.  Where are the Garo hills located?

2.   What are tributaries? Name the tributary of Ganga.

3.  From where does the word India come?

4.  What were the occupations of the people of Andaman Islands?

5.  Who were skilled gatherers?

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Chapter– 2

On The Trail Of The Earliest People

1.  What do you mean by Palaeolithic age?

2.  List some of the uses of stone during the Palaeolithic period.

3.   Explain how stone tools of Mesolithic age improved.

4.  How did the discovery of fire help the early man?

5. How did the early man learn herding and rearing animals?

Chapter—3

From Gathering to Growing Food

1. What was the purpose of construction of pit houses?

2. Write short note on Neolithic Age.

3. What is a Tribe?

4. What is the historical importance of Daojali Hading?

5. What do you think would have been cooked in jars by early man?

Chapter – 5

What Books and Burials tell us

As part of subject enrichment write a report based on the group discussion

on Books---- present and past

Civics Assignment

Assignment-1

Understanding Diversity

1. Write the names of the states where the following festivals are celebrated:

a)  Bihu

b)  Onam

c)  Pongal

d)  Chhat Puja

e) Durga Puja

f) Teej

g) Ganesh Chaturti

2.Name the folk dances of Punjab and Gujarat.

3. Give an example of unity in diversity.

4. Mention the different religions that are practiced in Kerala.

5. Who wrote the famous book ‘The Discovery to India’?

Chapter– 2

Diversity And Discrimination

As part of your subject enrichment students have to write 100 words report on

discrimination.

1.What is the difference between discrimination and stereotypes?

2. What were the steps taken by Dr. Ambedkar to improve the condition

of Dalits in India?

Geography Assignments

Chapter 1: The Earth in the Solar System

Give one word answers:-

1)  The largest planet of our solar system

2)  Another name for Milkyway

3)  The two planets between which the Saturn lies.

4)  The smallest planet in the solar system

5)  Constellation that helps us locate the Pole Star.

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Chapter 2

Globe – Latitude and Longitude

I Define the following terms :-

1)  Equator

2)  Axis

3)  Greenwich Mean Time

4) Arctic Circle

5) Geoid

Assignment 3

Motions of the Earth

Choose the correct option:-

1) The apparent movement of the sun is due to the earth’s

(i) Revolution (ii) Rotation (iii) Elliptical Orbit (iv) Inclined Axis

2) Places on the Tropic of Cancer have the longest day on

(i) 21 June (ii) 22 December (iii) 21 March (iv) 23 September

3) The period of diffused light before sunrise is called

(i) Morning (ii) Dusk (iii) Dawn (iv) Evening

4) Unequal days and nights on the earth are caused by

(i) Rotation (ii) The movement of the sun (iii) Inclination of the earth’s axis

(iv) Revolution

5) On 21 June

(i)  The sun’s rays fall vertically on the Tropic of Cancer at noon.

(ii)  The Northern Hemisphere has the longest day.

(iii)  It is winter in the Southern Hemisphere.

(iv)  All the above.

Social (For Pakistani students)

Pakistan Resolution

In March 1940, the annual historic session of All India Muslim League was held

in Minto Park Lahore. Just on the spot where now Minar-e-Pakistan stands, a

historic resolution was passed. The resolution was proposed by Maulvi A.K. Fazle-

e-Haq of Bengal. Im this resolution the Muslims of the subcontinent demanded a

separate homeland for themselves. This historical resolution is known as Pakistan

Resolution.

On 3rd June 1947, the British Government announced that the subcontinent would

be divided into two independent states by 15th August, 1947. In order to execute

the plan, the British Government sent Lord Mountbatten with wide powers as the

Viceroy of the subcontinent. He appointed a Commission headed by

Sir Radcliff to give final shape to the division and demarcation of the borders in

Punjab, Bengal and Assam. The decision of this Commission is known as Radcliff

Award.

On 14th August 1947, Pakistan emerged on the globe as the largest Islamic state in

the world. Quaid-i- Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah took an oath as the first

Governor General of the new Islamic state. Liaqat Ali Khan was appointed as the

First Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Location of Pakistan

Pakistan comprises the western and north western parts of South asia. Islamabad is

the capital of Pakistan. The eastern border of Pakistan touches Bharati Punjab . To

the south-east of Pakistan lies rajasthan, an Indian province. To the north-east of

Pakistan lies the state of Jammu and Kashmir. To the west of Pakistan are the

countries of Afghanistan and Iran. To the south of Pakistan stretches the Arabian

Sea.

Pakistan is situated from 24’ to 36.65’ latitude north and from 61’ to

75.05’ longitude east.

Importance of Pakistan in South Asia

Geographically Pakistan holds a very important position in South Asia region. In

the north of Pakistan run west-east the ranges of lofty

Karakorum mountains touching the south western border of China.

A metalled road, Shahrai-i-Raisham, built through the rocks across the ranges of

Karakorum serves as an agent to strengthened the bonds of friendship and promote

trade relations between two countries.

To the north of Pakistan there are a number of Muslim states which have recently

won independence from the Soviet Union. Pakistan has very cordial relations with

these countries.

To the west it has border with Afghanistan and Iran. Afghanistan is a mountainous

country with few metalled roads and no railway station nor sea port. The sea trade

is therefore carried out through Karachi, a famous seaport of Pakistan. With Iran,

too it has century old good relations.

To the west of Iran there is a chain of oil producing Islamic countries known as

Middle East. To the south-east of South Asia there are also a number of Muslim

countries including Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. These countries are separated

from Pakistan by India which touches the eastern border of Pakistan. Since

Pakistan is located nearly middle of Islamic counties it occupies a very important

position on the globe.

Population of Pakistan

The population of Pakistan is 160 million (16 crore). According to population,

Pakistan is the 9th largest country in the world. About 33% of its population lives in

cities and the rest 66% lives in rural areas. The distructs of Karachi, Lahore,

Faisalabad, Sargodha, Peshawar and Mardan are densely populated. Other districts

of dense population are the long settled sub montane districts of Sialkot and Gujrat.

The most thinly populated areas of Pakistan are the northern mountainous areas

and western hill tracts, the Balochistan Plateau, Cholistan and Lower Sindh

deserts.

Flag of Pakistan

Map of Pakistan

Based on the given study material, complete the following sentences

1) On ______________________ Pakistan emerged on the globe as the largest

Islamic state.

2) The All India Muslim League session in 1940 was held in __________, Lahore.

3) Pakistan Resolution was proposed by _____________________.

4) ______________ did the the demarcation between India and Pakistan.

5) Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the first ___________________ of Pakistan.

6) _______________ was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan.

7) Pakistan lies between ______________ latitudes north.

8) The lofty mountain ranges in Pakistan are called _____________.

9) Pakistan shares its border with Afghanistan and _________ in the west.

10) About _______ percent of Pakistan’s population lives in rural areas.

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