12TH ENGLISH HOLIDAY HOMEWORK

1. 2 Passages for note making.

1. 2 Passages for reading comprehension.

1. Cut from the newspaper ten different advertisements and paste in the notebook.

1. Download and see the movie Lord of the Flies and attempt five question , 2 on plot , 2 on characterization, 1 on theme.

1. One formal letter ,one informal letter ,one report, one letter of placing an order.

1. Attempt all the questions and answer of the chapter ENEMY.

Holiday Homework2013-2014

Human Geography Nature and scope

1. Nature of human geography

1. Humanization of nature and naturalization of human

1. Difference between determinism and possibilism

1. The world population; distribution, density and growth

1. Population growth and density. Explain it.

1. What is the factors effecting the distribution of population in the world

1. What is demographic transition

1. Population composition;

1. Sex composition age structure

1. What is rural urban composition

1. What is literacy and occupational structure

1. Human development

1. What is growth and development

1. What is the four pillars of human development

1. What is the approaches to human development

1. Population ; distribution , density , growth and composition

1. What is density of population

1. What is growth of population

1. What is migration of population

1. Rural urban population

1. Age sex composition of population linguistic and religious

1. Migration ; types ,causes and consequences

1. What is migration

1. Streams of migration

1. What is spatial variation in migration

1. Causes of migration

1. Consequences of migration

SUMMER HOLIDAY HOMEWORK-2013

(COMPUTER SCIENCE) CLASS XII

1. Write a program to count the no. of vowels in a given line of text.

1. What is the difference between object oriented programming and procedural programming?

1. How does OOP overcome the shortcomings of traditional programming approaches?

1. Reusability of classes is one of the major properties of OOP. How is it implemented in C++?

1. How is matching done in case of function overloading?

1. When should default arguments be preferred over function overloading and vice-versa?

1. When will you make a function inline and why?

1. For which values of the variable testnum will the following code become infinite:

int number=1, testnum;

cin>>testnum;

while(1)

{ cout>y;

r=1; r1=0;

while (r!=0)

{r=x%y;

r1=y/x;

y=x;

x=r;

}

cout