BHAI PARMANAND VIDYA MANDIR

ENGLISH (Note: Do all the homework in a separate notebook neatly)

Q1. Write creative composition for the following topics in about 100-120 words.

a) Should men be paid more than women?

b) Why do we need trees?

c) If I were a super hero.

d) My favourite holiday destination.

e) India-home of festivals.

f) How would be the experience if I were a robot?

g) A book holds a house of gold. (Importance of Reading)

h) Cell phones: A need of the hour.

i) Health is wealth.

j) Our biggest enemy- The junk food

Q2. Read the following novels and prepare a book review for the class presentation for the

one you liked the most. All will be discussed in the class and participation is mandatory.

a) David Copperfield- Charles Dickens

b) Little Women- Louisa May Alcott

c) Tom Sawyer- Mark Twain

d) Around the World in Eighty Days- Jules Verne

e) Charlie and the Chocolate Factory- Roald Dahl

Q3. Read the novel Gulliver’s travels and answer the following questions:

a) What happened when Gulliver awoke after a sound sleep?

b) Where was Gulliver lodged and how was the place like?

c) What was the reaction of the horse when it saw Gulliver?

d) Why did the Emperor ask Gulliver whether his pockets could be searched and how did Gulliver

let them do it?

e) How did the people treat Gulliver?

f) What was the reason of the enmity between the empires of Lilliput and Blefuscu?

g) How was Gulliver helped by the Emperor of Blefuscu?

h) Why was Gulliver labelled as a traitor?

I) Write the character sketch of the following

Gulliver

The Emperor

Q4. Do first three unseen passages given in your book Cordova- Grammar Chest.

Q5. Revise the Grammar topics (given below) for the test which will be conducted after

holidays.

Q6. Prepare a creative chart for the presentation in the class on the topics given below. The

best one will be selected and displayed on the school board. Each topic is to be done only by

the allotted roll numbers.

a) Nouns (1-5)

b) Pronouns (6-10)

c) Adjectives (11-15)

d) Verbs (16-20)

e) Adverbs (21-25)

f) Prepositions (26-30)

g) Conjunctions (31-37)

i) Articles (38-45)

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MATHS

ASSIGNMENT (Note: Do all the homework in A4 Size sheets neatly)

Think and Write:

1. How many total prime numbers are there till 100? List them.

2. Write the smallest prime number.

3. The sum of two prime numbers is _________.

4. What is the smallest whole number?

5. Find the value of (i) 1 0 (ii) 0 1(iii) 0+1(iv) 1+ 0 (v) 0 1 (vi) 91 (vii) 99

6. Insert the commas and write the number names according to International system of numeration :

(i) 35674890

(ii) 87890677

7. Insert the commas and write the number names according to Indian system of numeration :

(i) 88912345

(ii) 58125678

8. Write the following Roman numeral for: (i) 983

(ii) 1058

(iii) 67

9. Round off the following numbers to nearest hundred and estimate the result:

(i) 5673- 436

(ii) 5365 + 2830

10. List all composite numbers between 80 and 100

11. Name the property allows us to rearrange whole numbers.

2 Marks Questions:

12. Check the divisibility of 3340 by 2 , by 4 , by 8:

(i) 216 (ii) 3 42 (iii) 610

13. Find the difference between the large 8-digit number and the smallest 7-digit number.

14. What is the sum of the greatest 5-digit and the smallest 4-digit number?

15. Draw the factor tree for the following:

(i) 54 (ii) 76 (iii) 98 (iv) 40

16. Write down all the factors of each of the following:(i)60 (ii) 40 (iii) 72

17. Give first five multiples of the following:

(i) 61 (ii) 12(iii) 703

18 Find the prime factorization of the following:

(i) 666 (ii) 1234 (iii) 4532 (iv) 3969

19. Find the L.C.M. of each of the following:

(i) 48, 172 and 84 (ii) 28, 36, 45and 60 (iii) 210, 115, 308 and 400

20. Find the H.C.F. each of the following: (i) 180 , 252 , 324 (ii) 208 , 494, 949

21. A factory produced 1578315 pens in 2008 and 2013709 pens in the

year 2009. How many pens did the company produce more in 2009?

22. Add : 445+600+555+1400 by rearranging suitably

23. A dealer purchased 139 T.Vs, if the cost of each T.V is Rs. 14, 14,350. Find the cost of all

the T.Vs together.

24. Use prime factorization to find the H.C.F of 66 and 330.

3 Marks Questions:

25. Ravi distributed 2,058 toffees among 45 children. How many toffees does each student get?

How many toffees are left with him?

26. The cost of a purse is Rs.250 and a steel tiffin box is Rs. 290. Find the total cost of 11 purses

and 19 steels tiffin boxes.

27. A restaurant supplies 172 plates of metals in the lunch and 219 plates in the dinner. What is the

total amount collected by the restaurant in one day if one plate cost Rs. 75?

28. The principal of a school charge Rs. 120 as laboratory charge and Rs.110 as music and dance

charges per month. How much amount does a student pay for 8 months?

29. Find the least number which when divided by 12 , 16 , 24 and 36 leaves remainder 7 in each

case .

30. Reeta pays Rs. 1,500 to her piano teacher and Rs. 750 to the donation club every month. Find

the total amount paid by her in 1 year.

31. Find the least number which when divided by 6 , 15 and 18 leave remainder 5 in each case.

32. Find the smallest 4 – digit number which is divisible by 18 , 24 and 32.

4 Marks Questions:

33. A tank contains 1800 ml water. Find the maximum number of jugs that can be filled if each jug

holds 500ml water?

34. In 7 cartons, there are 3500 apples in each. If the 45 apples are rotten in each carton. Find the

total number of good apples.

35. The principal of a school wishes to distribute 84 balls and 108 bats equally among a number of

boys . Find the greatest number receiving the gift in this way.

36. Find the largest size of a square tile that can be used for paving a rectangular plot 162 m by 84

m. Find also the number of tiles that will be needed.

37. Find the greatest 3- digit number exactly divisible by 10, 12 and 16.

38. Find the greatest number which divides 43 and 91 leaving remainders 7 in each case.

39. In a morning walk, three persons step off together. Their steps measure 180 cm, 185 cm and

190 cm respectively. What is the minimum distance each should walk so that all can cover the

same distance in complete steps?

40. Two tankers contain 600 litres and 780 litres of kerosene oil respectively. Find the maximum

capacity of a container which can measure the kerosene oil of both the tankers used an exact

number of times.

Explore the internet to get the idea about the model/chart in any one of the following

topics and bring the layout in the form of a rough sketch:

1. Mathematics Magazine

2. Three dimensional shapes.

3. Different types of angles

4. Sieve method of Eratosthenes

5. Polygons with the help of match sticks.

6. Metric measures.

7. Roman numerals using match sticks.

8. Different types of triangles using matchsticks (based on sides and angles)

9. Parts of circle

10. Commutative property of addition of whole numbers

11. Prepare bill of at least 10 items you buy within two weeks from a provisional store.

12. Types of quadrilaterals using set squares

13. Mathematics through newspapers

14. Form patterns using different 2D shapes

15. Integers game

16. Distributive Property

17. Chart work on sieve method of Eratosthenes

18. Collect pictures of national flags of 10 countries and find the lines of symmetry

19. Find 10 most populated countries in the world, find their estimated population, and write

the population of these countries in both Indian and International system

20. Work done by Women Mathematicians

SCIENCE

(Note: Do all the homework in A4 Size sheets neatly)

1. Cut the pictures of at least ten plants from which we get food products, from old books,

newspapers and magazines and paste them on a sheet. Write the edible part/parts of each

plant.

2. Paheli or boojho is getting overweight nowadays and his/her mother is worried about

his/her health. To find the solution mother visited a doctor.

(a) List out the reasons for above situation.

(b)Explore various lifestyle diseases associated to this particular situation.

(Find out information from newspaper, magazines and internet)

3. Find out the ingredients of the following: Besan halwa, suji, jaggery, papad, dalia and

popcorn.

Food Item Ingredients

Besan halwa

Suji

Jaggery

Papad

Dalia

Popcorn

4. You must have seen that your parents buy various food items from

the grocer’s shop.

Next time, accompany them and carefully observe the food items they

purchase.

Prepare a list of food items. Then, List the nutrients they contain.

Based on your observations, prepare a balanced diet chart for your lunch.

Do assignment questions of chapter 1 and 2 from assignment

booklet.

SOCIAL SCIENCE (Note: Do all the homework in A4 Size sheets neatly)

Paste the photographs of the currencies of the following countries:-

U.S.A., Egypt, Australia, Russia, France, Japan and U.K.

Write their values vis-à-vis Indian currency.

Compare and contrast the customs, religions, dance, language, food and music of Indian

states like U.P., Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Gujarat, Manipur and Tamil Nadu.

Draw a map of your city with the help of various conventional symbols, scales and

directions.

Prepare a social science dictionary.

Revise the following chapters:

History: ch-1(Studying the past),Geography: ch-2 (latitudes and longitudes) and Civics:

ch-1(Unity in diversity)

COMPUTER Create a presentation(Containing minimum 10 Slides) on the topic ‘Diversity in India’, which

should depict the history, culture, festivals, food, language etc. India’s zone allotted according

to your Roll No.

Roll No. Topic (Any 4 States)

1 - 10 East India

11 - 20 West India

21 - 30 North India

31 - 40 South India

40 Onwards Central India

Note :

Presentation should be attractive with proper formatting and animation.

Submit the work on mail - id given b elow by 20th

June,2016 .

The subject of mail should be in the given format HHW_____

(Name)____(Class sec) _______(Roll No.)

Class Mail-ID

VI A computer6a.bvm@gmail.com

VI B computer6b.bvm@gmail.com

VI C computer6c.bvm@gmail.com

VI D computer6d.bvm@gmail.com VI E computer6e.bvm@gmail.com

CHINESE

(Note: Do this work in A3 Size File of White colour sheets.) Write the following English words in Chinese Characters. Also write the name of strokes used

to draw the Character and pinyin with tonemark of the Character, then count the number of

strokes of the Character

(i) I wǒ

(ii) you nǐ

(iii) he tā

(iv) she tā

(v) to call jiào

(vi) is/am/are shì

(vii) teacher lǎoshī

(viii) classmate tōngxúe

(ix) goodbye zàijiàn

(x) student xué sheng

Make 5 sentences in Chinese Characters using the above mentioned words and also write

English Translation of the sentences .

G.K. HOMEWORK

Read the newspaper daily and collect five important National and International news

taking place daily and write down in your G.K. notebooks.

Also collect important news clippings and paste in the same notebook.

Write five questions of current affairs daily along with answers.

***Note: Homework of all subjects should be submitted on 27th June, 2016 to the class teacher between 8:00 A.M to 10:00 AM

BHAI PARMANAND VIDYA MANDIR Surya Niketan, Anand Vihar, Delhi - 110092