WEEK -2 ASSINGMNET 1 1 - SNPS

SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL -9

SESSION [2020-21] NOVEMBER

WEEK -2 ASSINGMNET 1

1.Short–I Question Answers (1 Marks)

Q.1. Who introduced Iso-kinetic method?

Q.2. Pushing against the stationary wall is example of :

Q.3. Interval training is used for development of ________________.

Q.4. Which of following is not an attribute at agreeableness personality dimension?

Q.5. Which of following somato types has not been mentioned by Sehldon?

Q.6. Introverts are focussed in ...................

2. Short–I Question Answers (3 Marks)

Q.1. Explain types of strength.

Q.2. Explain two ways to develop strength.

Q.3 What are the types of personality as given by Sheldon?

3.long–I Question Answers (5 Marks)

Q.1. Define strength and its types.

Q.2 Define stress. How stress can be tackled by the players?

SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL

ASSIGNMENT 1 [NOVEMBER] [WEEK-2]

CLASS-XII –PAINTING

Answer the following questions

1.Mention the name of the artist of each work-

Whirlpool

Devi

Magician

Mother Teresa

2.What are the points that the sculpture has centered his attention on the sculpture named

“Triumph of Labour”.

3.Write a short note on

Three girls

Birth of poetry

Diagonal

Magician

Children

ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT – CLASS 12

NOV WEEK -2

ASSIGNMENT – 1

WRITING

1. Attempt the following.

(A) You are Sameera/Sameer the owner of Pink Power, a café run only by women. You are

looking for an interior designer to design the interiors of the café. Draft a suitable

advertisement for the same, in about 50 words to be published in the classified

columns of the National Daily, the local newspaper.

(B) You are Rachael/Rueben, President of the Wellness Cell of your school. You decide to organise a

workshop, to raise awareness of the importance of mental health. This workshop would be

conducted by the school counsellor. Write a notice in about 50 words, informing the students

of class XI-XII about the workshop.


(A) You are Dr. Stanzin, a certified art therapist from Leh. You have been invited by G. D

Public School, Jammu, to conduct a seminar for students on ‘Art Therapy the Way Forward”. This

seminar is to introduce students to the usefulness of art in dealing with personal and social problems.

Write your reply, in about 50 words accepting the invitation.

(B) You are Rukmini/ Raja of R-201, Fort Road, Chennai. You have just purchased a new house. You

decide to have a house-warming ceremony and invite your cousin Balaji. Write the invitation in

50 words giving all necessary details.

analysis, using appropriate format and fluency, appropriacy of style and tone



Worksheet (2020-21) CLASS -XII

Worksheet (November)

ASSIGNMENT-1 (WEEK-2) SUBJECT: INFORMATICS PRACTICES

Topic: Database Concepts


NIRANKARI COLONY

MONTH – NOVEMBER

WEEK 2

WORKSHEET 1

SUBJECT – ECONOMICS

CLASS – XII

TOPIC – RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Q 1. State any three challenges facing rural development in India. (CBSE 2020)

Q 2. “The Prime Minister urged to increase non-farm activities”. Explain how non-farm activities can lead

to rise in income of people in rural sector. (CBSE 2020)

Q 3. Critically evaluate the role of rural banking system in the process of rural development in India.

(CBSE 2020)

SUBJECT – HISTORY

CLASS – XII

CHAPTER-1 (REVISION) November

BRICKS , BEADS AND BONES THE HARAPPAN CIVILISATION

WEEK-2 (ASSIGNMENT-1)

1.IN WHICH SETTLEMENTS OF HARAPPAN CULTURE SPECIALISED DRILLS HAVE BEEN FOUND .

2.WHAT ARE SHAMANS ?

3.WHO WAS JOHN MARSHALL ?

4.WHAT WAS A MOUND ?

Multiple choice questions:

5.- At which of the following sites traces of canals have been found at Harappan sites ?

a) Punjab (b) Haryana (c) Sindh (d) Shortughai in Afghanistan

6.Which of the following artefacts is not classified as utilitarian ?

a) Querns (b) pottery (c) needles (d) little pots of faience or silica

7.In which of the following sites the miniature pots of faience are not found at the Harappan sites.

a) Mohenjodaro (b) Harappan (c) Kalibengan (d) None of the above

8. What is the area of Mohenjodaro ?

a) 100 hectares (b) 125 hectares (c) 150 Hectares (d) none of the above

9.When did R.E.M Wheeler take over as Director-General of ASI ?

a) 1942 (b) 1943 (c) 1943 (d) 1945

Subject: Political Science (November)

Ch-1 Challenges to the Nation building (Revision)

Class-12

WEEK-2 ( Assignment-1)

1.Name the present day states which constituted the old Madras Province.

2.What was the view of the Congress about the two nation theory?

3.What was the principle of religious majority?

4. Name the paramilitary force of Hyderabad Nizam to counter communist forces during 19

5.What were the two cherished goals of Nehru at the time of independence?

6.Name any four states which initially resisted joining Indian union?

7.What historic role was played by SardarVallabhbhai Patel in integrating princely states?

8.Why did Mahatma Gandhi not participate in Independence Day celebrations?

9.Democracy of India is associated with plurality of ideas and ways of life. Justify

10.What was the status of princely states before independence?

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ASSIGNMENT-1 (WEEK-2)

CHAPTER- 3 (CONCEPT OF BUSINESS) Q1.Choose the odd one out:

(a) Consumption (b) Distribution (c) Production (d) Satisfaction Q2. The activity which is not inspired by economic interest is :

(a) Doctor (b) Engineer (c) Trader (d) Patriotism Q3.Economic activities related to the production and distribution of goods and services undertaken for monetary gains are said to be:

(a) Business (b) Profession (c) Trading (d) Employment Q4. Manufacturing is usually directed towards the mass production of products for sale to

consumers at a profit in this type of economy:

(a) Collectivist economy (b) Free market economy (c) Mixed market economy (d) Central economy Q5. Profession doesn’t include:

(a) Lawyers (b) Doctors (c) Enterprise (d) Chartered Accountants Q6. Business is an activity which is:

(a) Continuous (b) Intermittent (c) Both of the above (d) None of the above Q7. Service doesn’t include:

(a) A person visiting a doctor (b) A person exchanging a good (c) Commercial firms engaged in banking (d) Communication and transport Q8. When goods are stored to supply them afterwards, it comes under:

(a) Form utility (b) Place utility (c) Time utility (d) None of the above Q9. An example of form utility is:

(a) Goods transported from place of production to place of consumption (b) Goods stored when not required (c) Raw materials changed into finished goods (d) Only b and c Q10. Changing the form of business is quite complex because it is :

(a) Time consuming (b) Costly affair (c) a and b both (d) None of the above Q11. The characteristics of business involves:

(a) Risk taking (b) Profit earning (c) Regularity (d) All of the above Q12. A business which either produces or procures goods and services for offering them to consumers could be :

(a) Consumers good (b) Producers good (c) Services (d) All of the above Q13. Who gave the definition of business as “an activity in which different persons exchange something of value whether goods and services for mutual gain or profit”?

(a) F.C.Hooper (b) Peterson and Plowman

(c) Wheeler (d) Peter F.Drucker Q14. An intangible commodity a type of economic activity that is intangible is not stored and doesn’t result in ownership is referred to as:

(a) Trading (b) Manufacturing (c) Service (d) None of the other

SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL -9

SESSION [2020-21] NOVEMBER

WEEK -2 ASSINGMNET 2

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1.Short–I Question Answers (1 Marks)

Q.1. Who invented circuit training.

Q.2. Fartlek training is used best to develop–

Q.3. Interval training is used for development of ________________.

Q.4. Psychology deals with–

Q.5. Science of behaviour and mental process is known as

Q.6. Who is regarded as father of Psychology?

2. Short–I Question Answers (3 Marks)

Q.1. Define endurance and one method to improve endurance.

Q.2. Write any three strategies for enhancing exercise

Q.3. Explain interval training method

3.long–I Question Answers (5 Marks)

Q.1. Explain types of endurance.

Q.2. Explain the strategies for enhancing exercise.


ASSIGNMENT 2 [NOVEMBER] [WEEK-2]

CLASS-XII –PAINTING

Make it on A3 size sheet

ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT – CLASS 12

NOV WEEK -2

ASSIGNMENT 2


(A) You are Shubha/Krushna Mohanty, residing in Subhadra

Apartments, Bhuvneshwar, Orissa. You have observed, with

increasing concern, that garbage collection continues to be

done without segregation in your neighbourhood. Write a

letter to the editor of The Real Times, Bhuvneshwar, in

about 120- 150 words, explaining your concern along with

the rationale behind the importance of garbage segregation.

Suggest ways in which the

R.W.A s can participate in this program.


(B) You are Aami/ Ajoy Sarkar of 83, Model Town, Guwahati,

Assam. You are a sports enthusiast. Rangshala School,

Guwahati, has advertised the requirement of a Sports teacher,

in the local newspaper. You are excited and decide to apply

for the post. Write a letter in 100-120 words, responding to

the given advertisement, submitting your candi- dature with a

detailed bio-data.


(A) While reading about new places and searching for them online has its merits, the advantages of

actually travelling to various destinations far exceed them. Write an article in 120-150 words for the

magazine Travel Times, evaluating both these options. You may use the cues given below along with

your own ideas. You are Amrit/ Amrita.

Builds confidence

Make friends and memories

Experience new cultures Expands knowledge

(B) Ranikhet district, Uttarakhand, on the occasion of Basant Panchami celebrations had organized a three-day cultural festival. You are Bhupinder/ Priyanka Bhisht. Your newspaper had deputed you to cover the inaugural event of this festival. As a newspaper reporter, use the given cues along with your own ideas to write a report about the same in 120-150 words.

Big crowds -main grounds of the marketplace

Colourful decorations

Inauguration-local panchayat member to inaugurate.

Folk dance and songs

Speeches

evaluation, using appropriate format and fluency, appropriacy of style and tone

SANT NIRANKARI PUBLIC SCHOOL Worksheet (2020-21)

CLASS -XII

Worksheet (November)

ASSIGNMENT-2 (WEEK-2) SUBJECT: INFORMATICS PRACTICES

Topic: Database Concepts


NIRANKARI COLONY

MONTH – NOVEMBER

WEEK 2

WORKSHEET 2

SUBJECT – ECONOMICS

CLASS – XII

TOPIC – HUMAN CAPITAL FORMATION

Q 1. Explain the concept of human resource, human capital and human development.

Q 2. “Human Capital Formation gives birth to innovation, invention and technological improvements’.

Do you agree with the statement? Support your answer with valid arguments. (CBSE 2020)

Q 3. “Economists believe that India should spend atleast 6% of its GDP on education for achieving

desired results”. Justify the statement with valid reasons.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

ASSIGNMENT-2 (WEEK-2)

“CHAPTER- 4 (NON-CORPORATE FORMS OF BUSINESS) Q1. Private individuals could start a venture as:

(a) Sole-proprietorship (b) Partnership (c) Join Hindu Family Business (d) All of the above Q2. It is one of the oldest, simplest and most commonly used forms of business organization .

(a) Partnership (b) Sole Proprietorship (c) Company (d) Public Sector enterprise Q3. Proprietorship means:

(a) Owner (b) Enterprise (c) Beneficiary (d) Management Q4. “Goods are of artistic nature” or demands customizing approach. It is a characteristic of which form of business?

(a) Sole Proprietorship (b) Partnership (c) Company (d) None of the above Q5. Partnership form of organization has developed due to the inherent limitations of Sole Proprietorship i.e. :

(a) Limited capital (b) Limited managerial ability (c) Limited continuity (d) All of the above Q6. Characteristics of Partnership doesn’t include:

(a) Profit sharing (b) Sole beneficiary (c) Unlimited liability (d) Mutual agency Q7. Pick the correct sentence in case of Partnership :

(a) No partner can sell or transfer his share to anybody else without the consent of the other partners. (b) The partners are free to sell the shares anytime they want. (c) The relation of partnership arises from status and not from contract. (d) Associations can be initiated, to do charity work. Q8. One of the demerits of Sole Proprietorship is :

(a) Limited scope for expansion (b) Ease of closure (c) Direct incentive (d) None of the other Q9. The word Proprietor means:

(a) Seller (b) Owner (c) Manager (d) Management Q10. The definition “Sole Proprietorship initiated and operated by an individual who carries

all financial and administrative responsibilities, employing such assistants as many as necessary” was given by :

(a) W.R.Basset (b) Edward Elbourne (c) ET Elbourne (d) John A . Shubin Q11. Choose the correct statement : A Sole Proprietorship _______?

(a) Doesn’t need to be registered (b) Require certain specific licenses (c) Sole trader will have to bear the taxes of the business (d) All of the above Q12. The statement “ the relationship between persons who agree to carry on a business in common with a view to private gain in partnership “ is given by :

(a) L.H. Haney (b) John A.Shubin (c) Indian Partnership Act, 1932 (d) W.R.Basset Q13. Business acumen and wealth seldom meet in one person. This desirable combination led to the emergence of this form of business:

(a) Sole Proprietorship (b) Partnership (c) Company (d) None of the above Q14. Find the odd one out in case with Partnership form of business:

(a) Profit sharing (b) Mutual agency (c) Utmost good faith (d) Easy formation and closure Q15. Trust and confidence are the pillars for which form of business :

(a) Sole Proprietorship (b) Partnership (c) Company (d) None of the above

Subject: Political Science (November)

Ch-1 Challenges to the Nation building (Revision)

Class-12

WEEK-2 (Assignment -2)

1.How were the state boundaries drawn during the colonial rule?

2.The integration of princely states posed very serious problems and could threaten the very

existence of a united India. Justify.

3.Explain the events that led to the accession of Hyderabad into the Indian union.

4.Explain the events that led to the accession of Manipur into the Indian union.

. 5.List out arguments in favor & against creation of states on the basis of linguistic criteria. 6.After independence why did the central leadership feel like carving out states on the basis of

language?

7.Analyse the two political developments of 1940s that led to the decision for the creation of Pakistan.

8.Why did the people of two provinces of British India not know at all, even on the day of independence in

1947, whether they were a part of India or Pakistan? Also, mention the names of the province

9. Examine the three challenges that India faced at the time of Independence.

a. Read the passage given below carefully and answer the following questions:

We have a Muslim minority who are so large in numbers that they cannot, even if they want, go

anywhere else. That is a basic fact about which there can be no argument. Whatever the provocation

from Pakistan and whatever the indignities and horrors inflicted on non-Muslims there, we have got to

deal with this minority in a civilized manner. We must give them security and the rights of citizens in a

democratic State. If we fail to do so, we shall have a festering sore which will eventually poison the whole

body politic and probably destroy it.

Jawaharlal Nehru, Letter to Chief Ministers, 15 October 1947

Give an account of the background in which the letter was written and explain the challenge that Jawaharlal

Nehru is referring to in it?

b. Analyse any six consequences of the partition of India in 1947.(CBSE 2015, 2016)

c. Distinguish between the approach of Interim Government of India and the Muslim League regarding the

possible division of India. Examine the considerations that guided the Indian Government to solve the problem

of Princely States.(CBSE 2016)

d. “The division of India into two countries was not only very painful but also verydifficult to decide and

implement.” Give any three suitable arguments to support this statement. (CBSE 2015)

OR

“The idea of Pakistan might have appeared simple, but its creation presented many severe difficulties”.

Elucidate any two reasons. (CBSE 2019)

SUBJECT – HISTORY

CLASS – XII CHAPTER-1 (REVISION) November

BRICKS , BEADS AND BONES THE HARAPPAN CIVILISATION

WEEK-2 ( ASSIGNMENT-2)

1.Match the following

a) Archaeo- Botanists - i) identify of the sender

b) Archaeo- Zoologists ii) long distance communication

c) Seals iii) Animal bones

d) Sealing iv) specialists in ancient plant remain

2. Match the following

a) Models of plough - i) Chanhudaro

b) Ploughed field - ii) Harappan sites

c) Gold jewellery - iii) Cholistan and Banawali

d) Craft production iv) Chanhudaro

3. Match the following

a) Cunningham - i) story of Indian Archaeology

b) Daya Ram Sahni - ii) Found seals at Mohenjodaro

c) Rakhal Das Bannerjee - iii) Archaeologist- discovered seals at Harapp

d) S.N.ROY iv) First director general of ASI

Fill in the Blanks

4.The dietary practices of Harappan people have been reconstructed by the Archaeologist from finds of

_________and ________.

5.Red colour of carnelian was obtained by _________the yellowish raw material and beads at various stages of

production.

6.Nageshwar and Balakot are near the __________. These were specialized centres for making ______including

bangles, ladles and inlay.

7.The most important indicator of a place , which specializes in craft production is __________.

8.The lower denominations of weights were________(1,2,4,8,16,32,etc upto 12800) while the higher denominations

followed the _______.

9.A large building found at ____was labeled as a palace by archaeologists but no spectacular finds were associated

with it .

10. A stone statue was labeled and continues to be known as the _______.

11. Identify the image:

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WEEK -2 ASSINGMNET 1 1 - SNPS