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1. Fill in the blanks with correct words :

(a) The part of computer that tells us what to do. _______________

(b) The device allow you to hear sound from your computer. _______________

(c) This device is basically used for playing video games. _______________

(d) This device is used for storing information in computer system. _______________

(e) This input device moves cursor on the screen. _______________

2. Write 'T' for the true statement and 'F' for the false statement :

(a) A monitor is an example of input device. _______________

(b) The full form of VDU is “Video Display Unit”. _______________

(c) A projector can be used for classroom teaching. _______________

(d) An abacus is only used to perform calculations. _______________

(e) You can use pirated software. _______________

3. Write the full form of the following terms :

(a) PC _________________________________________________________ .

(b) UNIVAC _________________________________________________________ .

(c) RAM _________________________________________________________ .

(d) DVD _________________________________________________________ .

(e) CD _________________________________________________________ .

OPEN MINDS - A BIRLA SCHOOL, KANKARBAGHNAME :_________________________SUBJECT : ICT

DATE :_________________

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4. Identify these three devices and write their name in the box given :

(a)

(b)

(c)

5. Write the name of the hardware device shown below :

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6. Draw the picture of two primary memory and secondary memory on an A4 sheetpaper.

7. Collect the picture of Input Device, Processing Device and Output Device and showhow IPO cycle works, on an A4 sheet paper.

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OPEN MINDS - A BIRLA SCHOOL, KANKARBAGHNAME :_________________________SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS

DATE :_________________

1. The number 45 is truly awesome. To get 45 we can add1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9. You canalso add other consecutive numbers to get 45.

Find four ways to make a sum of 45 with consecutive numbers :

2 numbers : ______ + ______ = 45

3 numbers : ______ + ______ + ______ = 45

4 numbers : ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ = 45

5 numbers : ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ + ______ = 45

2. Place the even numbers from 2 to 24 on the mountain trails. Follow the rules givenbelow :

Use each number only once.

The number on each of the six trails must add up to 48. (Three trails have fournumbers. Three trails have three numbers.)

Always start from a square at the bottom of the mountain and do not backtrackdown the mountain.

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3. Colour the gemstone using four colours. Remember no two neighbouring spaces can beof the same colour.

4. Cut out the seven triangles given below. You can trace on a card board to have cut outs.Use these seven pieces to form:

a) A triangle

b) A square

5. Write 34 89 090 in words in Indian system.

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6. Write 1 200 432 in words in International system

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7. Represent 2013004 on the abacus by pasting bindies as beads.

8. Write the place value of 8 in 4589765 in words.

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9. Write the predecessor of the least number of 6-digits formed by using digits 9, 0, 8, 1, 3,5.

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10. Write the successor of the greatest number formed by digits 8, 6, 4, 3, 7.

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11. Add by writing in numerals :

sixty thousand five hundred, twelve thousand, three lakh forty thousand six

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12. Subtract by writing in numerals;

Four million three thousand from nine million six hundred twenty four thousand ninety.

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13. What number exceeds 127698 by 15640.

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14. Find :

a) 6786—2870—1654+3240

b) 8090+ 2304—4500—1234

15. Add 23670 and 45055, subtract the sum from 70000.

16. A TV costs Rs. 32,564. A computer is Rs. 12,897 costlier. What is the price of computer?

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17. How many thousands are there in one million?

18. Which is greater one million or one crore? And by how much?

19. What must be added to 600600 to get 808080?

20. Name the property of addition in following;

a) 152 + 368 = 368 + 152 _______________________

b) 2567 + 0 = 2567 _______________________

c) (293 + 789) + 305 = 293 + (789 + 305) _______________________

d) 0 + 4567 = 4567 _______________________

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OPEN MINDS - A BIRLA SCHOOL, KANKARBAGHNAME :_________________________SUBJECT : ELA

DATE :_________________

ACTIVITY BASED PROJECTS

1. Design a comic page on any of the stories based on Akbar and Birbal. You also need todesign cover for your book. You may take the help of the following samples:

Sample one: Dialogue representation

Sample 2: Front Page

2. Make a booklet and paste the photographs of the places you will visit during the vacation(it could be of restaurants, parks, museum, sea shores) and describe your experience inten lines.

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3. Paste the picture of Singular and Plural nouns on a chart paper (innovative ideas will beappreciated) and label them. You can also take help of either of the pictures givenbelow.

4. Paste the pictures of five opposite gender on a chart paper (innovative ideas will beappreciated) and label them. You can take the help of either of the picture given below.

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Handwriting

5. Write 5 lines of cursive writing in your handwriting notebook every day.

6. Learn the spellings given in first two columns of your spelling list.

• Learn all the work done in the notebook and worksheet.

• Read a page from an English newspaper daily under the guidance of your parents,and paste any 5 news articles with headings in A4 sheets.

Note : Kindly download the spelling list and get it laminated.

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SPELLING LIST

2019 - 20

aerial arboreal attendants admiring architects

agriculture anxiety audience arboreal amaze

approach automobile avalanche autorickshaw amused

avoid appetite arguing applause acceptable

annoy amazment announced bitten bitter

brief borne biodegradable bare circulatory

carbohydrate curious crimson composers coiled

cantiliver confess courage chimneys clatter

cardigans currency corporation collide conservation

courtiers confident cigarettes cutlery confident

contaminated delirious disappear disposal drift

dispute dump dignity desalination denominated

describe desperate electrician earthquake enchanting

extention eagerness eagerness excite examined

fragrance fastened fluorescent grateful glimpse

governance gust genius giggled gale

ghastly gape horrified handiwork horrify

hobbled harnessed heartily immunity instinct

irrigation industry invitation immediately island

vertebrae voluntary oesophagus plouging wholesaler

shawl shivery passengers maintenance tremors

wastage stretch knowledge quarrel luxury

weaver transmitter vermicomposting mapping significant

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potter voyage wrapped squeaked pompous

mock undersized vibrate satchel orchard

wonders stumbling tranquill stunned problematic

stirred stamen rusting swaying swollen

recognize unfortunately photosynthesis revolution parchment

seriously territory purification predicts estimate

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OPEN MINDS - A BIRLA SCHOOL, KANKARBAGHNAME :_________________________SUBJECT : EVS

DATE :_________________

Omkites explorer set to go,

Climbing mountains , high or low,

Diving in the pool or lazing in the sun.

Vacations is the time for kids to have fun !

Exciting places to visit and explore,

Sea shells and moments even dried flowers,

Paste on a scrap book to cherish forever.

1. Be an eco- buddy :-

• Make a garden in your house (balcony) in order to reduce global warming.

• Take waste container (For examples : bottles, jars, pots etc.)

• Colour them nicely and convert them into planters.

• Grow plants in these planters . Water them everyday and watch them to grow.

• Click the pictures of your activity including you and paste them in the scrap book.

2. Fill up the blanks and draw with diagrams of the organs mentioned in the statementsgiven below :-

a. We use our _________ to breathe.

b. We need our _________ to digest food.

c. The _________ is the control centre of our body.

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3. Visit a mall and get pictures clicked of yourself with a food rich in all nutrients and pastethem in your scrap book. Also, make a list of food below.

Proteins Carbohydrates

Minerals Vitmins

Fats

4. LOOK AT THE SKY

DAY NIGHT

BOTH

5. Look at the pictures .Cut and paste each one in the diagram given above to show whenyou will see them in the sky.

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6. Dear children,

Summer vacation is a welcome break .There is lot more you can do to make yourvacation more understanding and meaningful, along with doing all your heartiestdesires.

We have planned some interesting activities for you. So , get ready to enjoyyour summer vacation!!!

PICTURE OF THE CHILD

• Share your fun filled moments with us ___________________

• Get pictures clicked by yourself.

• as an artist,

• as a gardener,

• as a teacher,

• as a chef,

• and paste them in a scrapbook which everyone can admire.

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OPEN MINDS - A BIRLA SCHOOL, KANKARBAGHNAME :_________________________SUBJECT : HINDI

DATE :_________________

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