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Std: VII History Subject : History (EM)

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of the Lesson Page Sub Heading Line

No.

Mistake Corrections

History 1 The North IndianKingdom

1 1st paragraph 7,10,14,16,

23

Mediaeval Medieval

1 The North Indian

Kingdom

1 Origin of Rajputs 13 Hunas Huns

2 The Kingdoms of

Deccans

12 Hoysalas or

Dwarasamudram

18 Cholai Chola

2 The Kingdoms ofDeccans

13 Kakatiyas ofWarangal

3 prataba rudha II Prataparudhra II

2 The Kingdoms of

Deccans

13 Yadavas of Devagiri 33 Silahara Silhara

2 The Kingdoms of

Deccans

14 Yadavas of Devagiri 1st line Kakatayas KaKatiyas

2 The Kingdoms of

Deccans

14 Exercise 3rd

choose

Sasovir Sosavir

2 The Kingdoms ofDeccans

Match(2)

Dwarasamndram Dwara Samudra

3 The South Indian

Kingdoms

16 The pallavas political

history

1st line orgin origin


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3 The South Indian

Kingdoms

16 Later Pallavas 15 Narasimha varaman-II Narasimhavarman-II

3 The South IndianKingdoms

21 Literature It is not included inEngish Medium book

Seevaka Chinthamani byThiruthaka Devar. NalayiraDivya Prabhandam by

Nathamuni.

5 Sultanate of Delhi 35 1st para 7 Qutb-ud-bin Qutb-ud-din

5 Sultanate of Delhi 36 +40

Map - Places, boundaries andSrilanka are not

mentioed. Colours are

irrelevant

In page 36, Lahore, Delhi, Agra,Malwa, Devagiri, Dwara

samudra, Madurai should be

included.In page 40, Lahore, Delhi,Devagiri, Warangal, Madurai

should be included.


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Std: VII Civics Subject:: Civics (EM)

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of the Lesson Page Sub Heading Line No. Mistake Corrections

Civics 1

Our Nation

125 Union Legislature 4th para 245 Members

233 Members

250 Members

238 Members

Std: VII Geography Subject:: Geography (EM)

Unit Lesson

No.


No.

Mistake Corrections

1 The earth -structure

and tectonic

movements

66 flow chart Forces

of earth movement

Organic epirogenic

or or

vertical horizontal

orogenic epirogenic

or or

horizontal vertical


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and tectonicmovements

66 flow chart sudden movement

landside

sudden movement

landslide

1 The earth -structureand tectonic

movements

69 diagram crosssection of a

volcano

1

maagma magma

1 The earth -structureand tectonic

movements

72 Exercises (choose) 4 a. Endogenic a. epirogenic


and tectonic

movements

65 crust last line They average density of

crust is about 3

The average density of crust is

about 3g/ cm


and tectonic

movements

65 Mantlle 12 about 8 about 8g/cm


and tectonic

movements

66 core 10 about 12 about 12g/cm

2 Earth surface 74 frost weathering 3 have this type- weathering have this type of weathering

2 Earth surface 75 Mineral hydration 3 attache attach


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2 Earth surface 74 Introduction 3 changes happen not only

in human life but also thesurface of the earth

but also on the surface of the

earth.

2 Earth surface 74 Introduction 3 para --- is subject to change which is subject to change

2 Earth surface 83 deflation 1 The blowing wind carried The blowing wind carries

3 Weather & elimate 97 cyclones 3 para

2nd line

vacuum area vaccum area

3 99 below Nimbusclouds diagram

2nd mass of water dropslets droplets

1 4 Disaster and Disaster

management

111 Mitigation 9th line People have to watch

while going out to see intowhether any breakages,

leakages in electricityfrom the nearby post

People have to watch while going

out to see whether there are anybreakages or leakages in the

nearby electricity post.

4 Disaster and Disastermanagement

110 Do you know? 6th line In English medium text itis referred as 8 metre

(cyclone)

In Tamil medium it is referred as12 metre.

4 Disaster and Disastermanagement

110 Mitigation 5th para traveling Travelling


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4 Disaster and Disaster

management

112 Tomadoes 4th para Ten people were killed

when the boat they weretravelling in about .

(incomplet)

Ten people in a boat were killed

when they were thrown upto20 frhigh.

5 Introduction to

oceanography

115 What is

oceanography

para 5th

line

although recent finds although recent findings

5 Introduction to

oceanography

117 topography of the

ocean

3,4th

line

very unstable in that it

changes with each coming

waves and tides

very unstable. It changes due to

wave actions and wind actions.

5 Introduction tooceanography

120 temperature of theocean

4,5,6,7 The role of the sea watertemperature is in

causing.

The role of the sea watertemperature is vital in causing.

5 Introduction tooceanography

121 ocean's influenceon human life

2ndpara 7,8

magnesium, bromine andsodium chloride or

common salt ..

magnesium, bromine and sodiumchloride or common salt are also

found.

Std: VIII History Subject:: History (EM)

Unit LessonNo.

Name of the Lesson Page Sub Heading Line No. Mistake Corrections

I 1 The Great Mughals 2 His place in History 2 figure figures


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I 1 The Great Mughals 2 His place in History 3 mediaeval medieval

I 1 The Great Mughals 3 Military

Administration

4 khiji's khilji's

I 1 The Great Mughals 3 Military

Administration

10 the of Dagh the Dagh

I 1 The Great Mughals 4 Currency Reforms 1 shersha Shershah

I 1 The Great Mughals 4 Estimate 6 Indo-Muslim Indo-Islamic

I 1 The Great Mughals 6 Land RevenueReforms of Akbar

12 cultivator were cultivator was

I 1 The Great Mughals 8 Jahangir 7 khsrau khusru

8 khsrau khusru

I 1 The Great Mughals 10 Aurangazeb 4 fallen ill fell ill

I 1 The Great Mughals 11 Aurangazeb And

Marathas

7 last lost

I 1 The Great Mughals 11 ProvincialAdministration

7 inchange incharge

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 17 Shivaji and Mughals 2nd paraline 3

all on sides on all sides

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 17 Shivaji and Mughals 2nd para

line 20

Sivaji Shivaji


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II 2 Rise of the Marathas 18 Military

Administration

14 crops corps

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 19 The Third Battle ofPanipat (A.D.1761)

7 Nazib-ud-daulah Nazib-ud-daulah

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 19 The Third Battle of

Panipat (A.D.1761)

12 called III battle called third battle

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 20 Invasion of Nadir

Shah (A.D.1739)

3 Shephered Shepherd

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 22 Events 2 Batle Battle

II 2 Rise of the Marathas 23 Answer in a word 1 IIIrd Battle Third Battle

III 3 Advent of the

Europeans

25 Causes for the

decline of the

Portuguese power inIndia

- side heading not Should be given

bold

III 3 Advent of the

Europeans

25 causes fr the decline

of the Portuguese

Power in India

3 Inida India

III 3 Advent of theEuropeans

25 The Dutch 7 & 8 South East Asia East Asia

III 3 Advent of the

Europeans

26 The Third Battle of

Panipat (A.D.1761)

12 In 1608 king In 1608, king


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III 4 Anglo - Frenth

Struggle

30 - 2nd para

line 8

Anwaruddin Anwar-ud-din


Struggle

31 The second carnatic

war

2nd para

line 11

Muzafur Muzzafar


Struggle

31 Course 3 Anwaruddin Anwar-ud-din

III 4 Anglo - FrenthStruggle

31 Course 5 refugee refuge


Struggle

34 Results 7 Karao Kara

III 4 Anglo - FrenthStruggle

35 Choose the correctanswer

1 (c ) c) 1744-1763 c) 1746 - 1763

IV 5 Rule of the English

East India Company

37 Provisions of the

Regulating Act

11 In 1774 a the supreme

court

In 1774, the supreme court

IV 5 Rule of the E.E.I.Company

37 Its Provisions sideHeading

side heading - Itsprovmisions

Its Provisions

IV 5 Rule of the E.E.I.

Company

39 Impeachment of

Warren Hastings

side

Heading

side heading

Impeachment of

Warren Hostings

Impeachment of Warren Hastings

IV 6 Lord Cornwallis

(A.D.1786 -A.D.1793)

45 The Fourth Anglo

Mysore war (1799)causes

2nd para

line 3

Serirangapatnam Srirangapatnam


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IV 6 Lord Cornwallis 45 The Fourth Anglo

Mysore war causes

2nd para

line 5

Krishna Krishna III

IV 6 Lord Cornwallis 45 The Second AngloMaratha war (1803)

2nd paraline 3

- -

IV 6 Lord Cornwallis 45 Estimate 2 governors general Governor General

IV 6 Lord Cornwallis 45 Match B-2 Treaty of

Seringapatnam

Srirangapatnam

IV 7 Marquess of

Hastings (A.D.1813 -1823)

- Nil - Nil -

IV 8 Lord William

Bentinck(A.D.1828-

A.D.1835)

50 Administrative

Reforms

11 the charter Act 1833 the Charter Act of 1833

IV 9 Lord Dalhousie

(A.D.1848 -A.D.1855)

- Nil - Nil -

IV 10 The Great Revolt of

1857

57 Military Causes 6 The General Service

Enlistment Act passed

The General Service Enlistment Act

was passed


1858

58 Delhi 1 them sepoys the sepoys of Delhi also joined with

them


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1860

59 Central India 2nd para

line 15

came to and end came to an end

V 11 The Nayak Rule inTamil Country

64 The Regency ofQueen Mangammal

lines 3 &5

VijyarangaGjayaranga

VijayarangaVijayaranga

V 11 The Nayak Rule in

Tamil Country

66 Krishnappa Nayak II 3rd para

line 2

sorup swaroop


Tamil Country

66 Administration 8 mandalam mandalams


Tamil Country

68 Match 3 Thiruvenkata Thiruvenkatam

V 12 The rule of theMarathas of

Thanjavur(A.D.1676-

A.D.1856)

70 Tamil country underthe marathas

12 Partonised Patronised

V 12 The Rule of the

Marathas of

Thanjavur

72 Maruthupandiar &

the southern league

15 Realishing Realising

V 12 The Rule of theMarathas of

Thanjavur

72 Maruthupandiar andthe southern league

1st para2nd half

line 1

Place Palace


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V 13 Vellore Mutiny -

1806

75 Causes for the

failure of the Mutiny

- side heading - Causes

of the Failure of theMuting

Causes For The Failure of The

Mutiny

V 13 Vellore Mutiny -1806

76 Match the following B.1 Turbar Turban

Std: VIII Civics Subject: Civics (EM)

Unit LessonNo.

Name of the Lesson Page Sub Heading LineNo.

Mistake Corrections

I 1 National Integration 134 India-A Museum ofRaces

6 mughal mughals

I 1 National Integration 134 Cultural unity 3 Civil society civic society

I 1 National Integration 134 Literature para 3

line 8

Intergration Integration

I 1 National Integration 135 Festivals 7 Milad-un-Nabi Milad-i-Nabi

I 1 National Integration 135 Food and Dress 6 fibers fibres

I 1 National Integration 136 Art andArchitecture

para 3line 5

temple temples

I 1 National Integration 136 Art andArchitecture para 3line 9 Chidmabaram Chidambaram

I 1 National Integration 138 Match the

following

B-1 The Holly Book The Holy Book

I 1 National Integration 138 IV. Heading IVHeading

Answer the followingquestion briefly

Answer the following questionsbriefly


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II 2 Socio -Economic

Problems

140 Measures to

eradicate theproblem of child

labour

para 2

line 3

completed the 14

years

completed 14 years


Problems

141 Measures taken to

improve the status

of women

5 Sarada Act in 1929 Sarada Act in 1930


Problems

144 IV IV

Heading

Answer the following

question briefly

Answer the following questions

briefly


Problems

144 IV Q.No.4 . full stop ? Question Mark


Problems

144 III 2 Match the following

side (B.2) 1976

1975

II 2 Socio -EconomicProblems

144 III 4 Match the followingside (B.4) 1929

1930

III 3 Human Rights and

the U.N.O.

147 State Human

Rights commission

point

a)

b)

c)

retried

retried

retried

retired

aretired

retired

III 3 Human Rights andthe U.N.O.

149 The U.N.O. haddeclared the year

1979 as theInternational year

of children

8 Their child to school their children to school


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III 3 Human Rights and

the U.N.O.

150 V.Answer in detail 1

12

2

Power and functions

commission?Power and function

commission?

Powers and functions

commissionPowers and functions

commission

IV 4 Road Safety Rulesand Regulations

151 Importance ofRoad safety

5 Accident occur Accident occurs

IV 4 Road Safety Rules

and Regulations

153 Signals - Road

signals

2 trafficking system traffic system

IV 4 Road Safety Rules

and Regulations

154 Heavy vehicle

traffic

2 Apart form normal Apart from norma;

IV 4 Road Safety Rulesand Regulations

156 V.Answer in detail R.No.1 Explain theimportance road safetyrules

Explain the importance of roadsafety rules.

Std: VIII Geography Subject:: Geography (EM)

Unit Lesson

No.


No.

Mistake Corrections

I 1 Resources and Their

Types

- - - - Nil

2 Resources and

Economical Activities

86 Choose the correct

Answer

Q.2 People Working in

Sectors are called whitecollar worker

Ans: quarternary


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II 3 Types of Primary

Activity

- - - - Nil

4 Mining - - - - Nil

III 5 Agricultural 96 II Phara 6 (for example, (for example:

6 Crops 101 conditions for thegrowth of wheat

8 clayey clay

6 Crops 105 conditions of growth

of tea

5 150 to cm 150 cm

6 Crops 106 Choose the correctAnswer

Q-4 Cotton grows well in soil(a) Black (b) Alluvial

(c ) Red

(a) Black (b) clay (c ) Red

6 Crops 106 Match the following 1, 2 , 3, 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

IV 7 Industries - - - - Nil

8 Types of Industries 111 Large scale

Industries

7 stee steel

V 9 Trade 117 Para-5 5 Bilateral or multilateral Bilateral and multilateral


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10 Transport and

communications

- - - - Nil

VI 11 Poulation Growth and

Distribution

- - - - Nil

12 Population and

Resources

131 Land Degradation - Road buildin Road building

IX Standard Social Science (History) 1 to 7 Lessons

Unit Lesson No Chapter Page Sub-heading Line Mistakes Correction

1 13 11th 2nd

para

Romens Rhemus

2 Intellectual

awakering of

6th centuryB.C.

22 3rd para

11th line

Kevala Juana Kevala Gnanam


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Intellectual

awakering of6th century

B.C.

23 3rd para

8th line

Sittannavasal Sittannavasal

3 Medieval Age 28 Heading itself is

wrong Name ofthe lesson Sub-

heading (spellingmistake)

28, Line 3,

9, 10, 11,12 II para

1st linesubheading

Mediaeval Age

Medieval

4 Beginning of

Modena Age

40 Jutroduction 2nd para

22nd

spirit spirit

5 IndustrialRevolution 58 Inventionsduring the

Industrial

Revolution

The names,inventions and

years are not

matching withthe contnt of the

lession

6 The French

Revolution

61 1st para 1st

line

Monarchical Monarchial

The French

Revolution

61 Absolution 1st para

5th line

Avenue to secure

redressed

sidelined

freedom for redressal

61 19th line sidelined ignored

6 The FrenchRevolution

61 EcnomicReforms 3rd Practiced Practised

The French

Revolution

63 Course of the

Revolution

6th combine combined


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The French

Revolution

63 Course of the

Revolution

14th favorable favourable

The French

Revolution

63 Course of the

Revolution

18th Practiced Practised

The FrenchRevolution

67 Napole onBonaparte

1st para 5thline

chotice chaotic

The French

Revolution

67 Results of the

French

Revolution

7th point

5th line

Struggles struggle

The FrenchRevolution

67 Do you know 1st line Eiffle Eiffel

IX Standard Social Science (Geography) 1 to 7 Lessons

Unit Lesson

No

Chapter Page

No

Sub-heading Line Mistakes Correction

7 Cultural heritage

of Tamil Nadu

70 2nd para 7th

line

atleast atleast

7 Cultural heritage

of Tamil Nadu

70 6th para 8th

line

Rashtrakudas Rashtrakutas

7 Cultural heritageof Tamil Nadu

12th line a the

7th para 5th

line

in to into


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7 Cultural

HeritageAdministrative

system

71 Administrative 1st para 1st

line

Monarchical Monarchial

11th B line during times during the times

11th 18 Line3rd para 16th

line

Senguttavan Senguttuvan

72 3rd para 16th

line

Widow Widows

7 Cultural

Heritage ofTamil Nadu

72 Sangam

Literature

28th line propogated propagated

73 2nd para 9thline

succeded succeeded

73 Religion 2nd para 4th

and 5th line

Jains and

Buddhists

Jain and Buddhist

74 Art and

Arehitecture

2nd para 2nd

line

Prabandams Prabandam

74 Art and

Arehitecture

3rd para 8th

and 21st line

Kailasanather Kailasanathar

74 11th 7 line Cholapuram capital C

7 Cultural heritageof Tamil Nadu

75 1st Para 1stline

Philosophyically Philosophically


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76 VI Ex. On the outline

map of SouthIndia mark the

shade the theChera. Chola.

pandya andPallava

kingdoms

On the outline

Map of SouthIndia mark and

shade the Chera,Chola, Pandya

and PallavaKingdoms.

IX Standard Social Science (Geography) 1 to 7 Lessons

Unit LessonNo

Chapter Page Sub-heading Line Mistakes Correction

1 Tamil Nadu 77 1st para 3 Pondicherry Puduchery

2 Physiognaphy of

Tamil Nadu

82 The Hilly

regions of

Tamil Nadu

3 Kanniyakumari Kanyakumari

2 Physiognaphy of

Tamil Nadu

84 Tamil Nadu

Physiography

Map

Legend 9 Hill symbols. The Map

to be more clear.

To increase the

color, Lable and

clrity of the Map

2 Physiognaphy of

Tamil Nadu

87 Exercise

choose thecorrect

3Q Chittaru Chittar

3 Climate of Tamil

Nadu

91 Low Pressure

Formation &

CyclonicTrack

The whole

para

On the

basis.Coimbatore

district

to be placed above

the Table : Rail fall

of Tamil Nadu


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3 Climate of Tamil

Nadu

93 Tamil Nadu

District wiseAnnual

Rainfall

Whole map The Color Legend is

very confusing

More clarity in

using colourrequired.

3 Climate of Tamil

Nadu

95 Tamil Nadu

Areas underFrest

Whole map Shows Areas under

Forest

Suggestion :

Instead includevegetation Belts of

Tamil Nadu Map.

3 Climate of Tamil

Nadu

97 III Answer in

Brief

Qt 1. List down the

geographical factorsthat influence the

climate of Tamil Nadu

List down the

geographicalfactors that

influence theclimate of Tamil

Nadu:

4 Resources of

Tamil Nadu

99 Resources 1 The term resources The term 'resources'

103 Tabular

column 5

saline socls

5 Vedaranayam Vedaranyam

107 Conventional

Power

resources

10 used by humankind used by mankind

107 tab column

Thermal powerplant

1 Cuddlore dist Cuddalore

5 Tamil Nadu

Agriculture

114 tab column

wet sainning

heading

1 Dry framing Dry farming


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114 Aquiser

diagram

Precipition Precipitation

114 Aquiser

diagram

Precipition Precipitation

122 Commercial

crops

5 Chilies Chillies

122 Horticulture 3 mangos mangoes

123 fisheries 1 finshing fishing

fisheries 5 hactares hectares

6 Tamil Nadu

manufacturingIndustries

129 Textle

industry ofTamil Nadu

2 Sankar nagar (given

under textile centre)

delete sankar nagar

from textile centre

7 Transport &

Tamil Nadu

Communication

138 Roadways 27 (Right side)

Kanayakumari

Kanyakumari

140 Railways 5 (Right side) Broad

guage

Broad gauge

141 Railways Map (Right side) Gulf of

Manner

Gulf of Mannar

142 Railways 6 (Left side)

Tirichirappalli

Thiruchirappalli

8 Tamil Nadu

Trade

150 Trade in Tamil

Nadu

16 (Left side) Prize Price

150 Trade in TamilNadu

3 (Right side) Agmarknet Agmarket

9 Tamil NaduPopulation

- - - - -


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10 Environmental

Issues

162 Loss of Bio

Diversity(Activity)

1 (Left Side) Pichavaram Pitchavaram

162 Loss of BioDiversity (Do

you know)

5 (Right Side) mongoose Mangoose

11 Conservation of

Resources

Sustainable

Development

166 Harmful

effects of noise

pollution

40 (Left Side) Niligiris Nilgris


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IX Standard Social Science (Civics) 1 to 7 Lessons

Unit Lesson

No


1 The Union

Government

180 The team of

the house

I para 3rd & 4th

line

The term of the

house can be

cutshort

It can be dissolved

earlier / before its expiry

of 5 years.

182 Unionexecutive

1para 11th line nomin ated appointed

183 Election of thePresident

1 para 8th line and10th line

Elected membersof NCT of Delhi

and Puducherryrelieved from his

office

It can be the electedmembers in the union

terribories.

189 Appellate

Jurisdiction

Spelling -

Judgment

Judgement

188 State High

Court

Included in the

Union Government

Can be included in the

2nd lesson.

191 Choose the

correct

Answer

Q.No.14 No answer in the

option

The State Government

1987 - should be

included.

180 Do you know Spelling-tow two

2 The State

government

197 Election to

upper house

I para 1st line Tamilnadu is going

to have an upper

house

deleted


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4 Contemporary

Social issuesof Tamil nadu

205 3rd para 3rd line

from the down

Justice

administration

Justice Party

administration

206 1st para 5th line &

6th line

Ramalingar

Vallalar castesystem

Ramalinga Vallalar in to

should not given.

209 Child labour seemsvery lengthy

Can be made it short.

IX Standard Social Science (Economics) 1 to 7 Lessons

Unit LessonNo


1 Demand and

supply

215 Questions

regarding

Demand and

supply.

15-27 To be deleted Reason: With

one price a schedule cannot be

prepared students could be

confused.

215 Questionsregarding supply.

54-63 Statement of supply. 1.What is supply 2. Whenis supplied 3. Where

is supplied


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215 Questions

regarding supply.

4. At what price

supplied. The answereto these questions can be

dirved from thefollowing statement of

supply. Ex Raju sold 2kios of Mangoes

yesterday at T.Nagar at a

price of Rs.50 per kg.

To be deleted Reason: With

one price a schedule cannot beprepared too confusing for

students.

216 Supply 4th line 7th

point

7. Few factors outside

the economic sphere.

To be added: 7. Non-

economic factors like naturalcalamities, war, epidemics etc.

216 Law of demad

and supply

16-25 Law of demand: If

prices rises the demand

falls, if price fallsdemand rises. This

show that there is anindirect relationship

between price anddemand.

To be corrected: If price rises

the quantity demanded falls, if

price falls the quantitydemanded rises. This shows

that there is an indirectrelationship between price and

demand.


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216 Law of demad

and supply

16-25 Alfred Marshalls's law

of demand. "The graterthe amount to be sold the

smallermust be the priceat which it is offered. In

other words the amountdemanded increased

with a full in price and

dismiss has with a rise in

price.

Alfred Marshall's defines the

Law of demand: "The greaterthe amount to be sold. The

smaller must be the price atwhich it is offered. In other

words the amount demandedincreases with a fall in price

and dismisses with a rise in

price.

216 Exemptions tothe law of

demand

After oldscheduled line

No:20

This law Is notapplicable to necessary

goods like rice luxury

goods like diamond jewels. In these cases

when the price rises

dimand also rises andwhen the price falls

demand also falls.

This law is not applicable toluxury goods like gold,

diamond & low priced goods

(Interior goods) like ragi,Cholam etc.


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216 Law of supply 1--10 Law of supply other

things remaining sameas the price of a

commodet rises itssupply is entende and as

the price of thecommodity fulls its

supply is contracted.

This is called law of

supply.

As the price of the commodity

rises the quantity supplied isextended and as the price of

the commodity falls thequantity suplied is contracted.

217 Exercise choose 2Q Law of demand is only

applicable to (a)Necessaries (b)

Comforts Luxuries (d)Very low priced goods.

(To be added) Law of supply

extablishes (a) inverserelationship between price and

quantity (b) direct relationshipbetween price and quantity (c )

both (d) None.

217 Short notes 2Q Law of supply To be corrected: 2. State the

law of supply.

2 Equilibrumprice

218 7 It is clear from the belowgiven table.

It is clear from the table givenbelow:

218 Changes in

equilibrm Price.

3 Alfread Marshall Alfied Marshall


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219 Long period It is not included To be added: 3. Long

period: In the long periodsupply can be changed to any

extent by changing all theinpuls factors of production.

X Standard History

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of the Lesson Page

No

Side Heading Para left Para

Right

Mistake Corrections

I 1 Imperialism 9 Captions (1D) 4th Nationalism ImperialismII 2 First World War

III 3 World between the wars 21 Introuduction 4 great "Great"

III Remedialmeasures

5,6 industries..But industries,but

22 Effects 1 Barring fewlimitations

Economy with fewlimitations

III 4 Fascism 25 Achievements 3 So so,

24 Lateran Latern

26 Match the

following

4 March on Rome March to Rome

III 5 Nazism

IV 6 II World War 36 Choose the Correct 3 II World war I World war


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37 Choose the Correct 9 A&B (options)

spelling mistake

Gorbachev

Bolisyeltin

IV 7 The united Nations

Organisations

39,40 General Assembly 8 five

members..countries

five members

countries completesentence to be

deleted.

41 Major achievemtns 18 CTBT (

Expansion Not

given)

Comprehensive Test

Ban Treaty

IV 8 European Union 45 Achievements ofEU

4 insures ensures

46 Scientific research 15 crises crisis

V 9 The Great Revolt of1857

VI 10 Social and Religious

Reform movement

58 Brahmo samaj 19 given title given title

59 Prathana samaj 5 inter-dining inter-dining

59 Arya samaj 45 gospal gospel

60 Theosophical

society

12 Benares Benaras

60 Theosophical

society

19 headquarter head quarters

61 SamarasaSudhasan

42 1870 1870,

46 Thiru Arutpa ThiruArutpa


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64 Impact of Social

and religious mov

8 remarriage

interdining

remarriage, inter

dining.

VII 11 Freedom Movement inIndia-I

69 Formation ofMuslim League

2 uprisingbut uprising,but

70 Surat split 9 became was

7 arouse arose

79 Subash ChandraBose ( heading)

1st Bosh Bose

VII 12 Freedom Movement in

India-II

80 Cabinet Mission 3 Sirstarafford Sir Stafford

81 The IndianIndependence Act

of 1947

36 Jawahalal Nehru Jawaharlal Nehru

87 The Mount battern

Plan ( heading) Q3

1 Mountbattern Mount Battern

13 Role of Tamil Nadu in

the Freedom Movements

88 Vellore Mutiny 11 daughter daughters

88 Madras Mahajana

Sabha

19 However still its

aims

However, its aims


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89 V.O.

ChidambaramPillai

3 Kappolotiya Kappalotiya

VII 13 Role of Tamil Nadu inthe Freedom Movement

90 SubramaniyaBharathiyar

29 swadshamithran swadeshamithran

92 C.RajaGopalachariya

15 dispressed depressed

32 swandraparty Swatandra party

92 K.Kamaraj 5 Sathyagrha Sathyagraha

93 Choose Q 10 1 for policy for his policy

VIII 14 Social Transfromation in

Tamil Nadu

97 Self Respect

Movements

33 Shermandevi Sheramandevi

100 Muthu LakshmiReddy

13 Vehementally Vehemently


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X Std HISTORY MAPSMap 1 Page

No-5The following areas aregiven in the Question,

but not marked in the

given map in the text

* Peking Nanking Manchuria Shakalin is lands canton * Turkey ( Marked wrong) to berectified.

Map-2 Page

No-12

Germany ( main area)

not shown in the map

to be marked

Netherland marked

twice

to be removed

Map-3 PageNo-82

Partition of India

Rajasthan marked twice (location shown wrong)

The following areas are

marked wrong in thetext to be rectified

* Diu * Pondicherry *

Kolkatha * Mumbai *

Goa * Cochin *Chennai


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X Standard Geography

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of the

Lesson

Page No Side Heading Para left Para

Right

Mistake Corrections

I 1 India-Locationand

physiography

104 ,105 Location andextent

2ndpara Ist

line

32,87,263 Km2

has tochange into sq.km.

To add Area: 32,87,263 Sq.km

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

104, 105 Location and

extent

III line According to 2001

Census (1028 million)

According to (2011 census) 1210

millions

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

104 ,105 Location and

extent

2nd

paralast line

Delete: it has a

coastline of 6,100km)In PgNo.117 It is

given correctly6000km

coastline is 6,000km only It has

coastline of about 5,516km inclusiveof the main land, Kakshadweep, and

Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

104 ,105 Location and

extent

3rd

paralast line

Malacca start Malaccan strait

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

104,105 Location and

extent

Ist para

1st line

8 4 This symbol Indicates lower unit

of degree in minutes


physiography

106 Unity inDiversity

2ndpara

2nd line

Cherapunji Cherrapunji


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

106 India nad its

neighbouringcountries

I para

Ist line

Kanyakumari Kanyakumari or Cape Comorin


physiography

106 India nad itsneighbouring

countries

II para3rd line

Karokoram Karakoram

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

107 Unity in

Diversity

Ist para

3rd line

Zoroastrianism Zorastrianism


physiography

107 India -Political

Division (

Map)

Sikkim state and itscapital not given

State: sikkim Capital: Gangtok


physiography

107 PoliticalDivision

Include : Delhi is the Indian capitalas well as the National Cap

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

108 Information

about states

Update the population density (2011

census)

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

108 13) Capital

27) StatesUnion

Terriotories(4)

Thiruvanathapuram

uttar Predesh Dadar

Thiruvananthapuram

Uttar PradeshDadra


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

109 let us know 3rd para Let us know can be

deleted because thedata information

given in theremaining content do

not correlate with this


physiography

109 Formation offlimalayas

2ndpara

last2nd line

Gondawana land Gondwana land


physiography

109 Formation ofHimalayas (

Diagram)

Gondawana Gondwana

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

110 Northern

Mountains (Map)

4. Nandevi ( 7817 m) Nandadevi


physiography

111 WesternHimalayas

I para13th line

Siachin Siachen

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

111 Himadri I para

4th line

Indus Valley in the

North

Indus valley in the North West

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

111 Himadri I para

5th line

Bramapurtra Brahmaputra


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

111 Himadri I Para

9th line

Kanchan Junga Kanchen Junga


physiography

112 EasternHimalayas

I para2nd line

Purvanchal Purvachal

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

112 Northern Great

Plains

I para

4th line

Brahumaptura Brahmaputra


physiography

112 Northern GreatPlains

I para9th line

Terrai Terai

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

112 Northern Great

Plains

I prar

11thline

Khaddar Khadar

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

113 Northern Great

Plains

III para

1st line

Khaddar Khadar


physiography

113 Punjab-Haryana Plains

II para8th 9th

line

Hariyana Haryana

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

113 Punjab-

Haryana Plains

II para

last line

Satluj Sutlej

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

114 Nil


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

115 Central High

land

I para Haziribagh Plateau Hazaribagh Plateau


physiography

115 PeninsularPlateau

II para 1-3 lines

Delete : ThePeninsular Plateau

extends from north tosouth for a distance of

about 1600 km and

from east to west for

about 1400 km

The Peninsular Plateau about 1400km because both plateau distance

and western ghats distance cannotbe the same.


physiography

115 DeccanPlateau

I paralast line

Penneru Pennaru

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

116 Western Ghats last para 3

lines

delete: The southern

part of the westernghats is separated

from the mainsahyadri range by

palghat Gap.

In Social Tamil Medium Textbook

(pg 132) It is given correctly whereas in English Medium T.B. it is

given wrongly.

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

116 Western Ghats I para

13th line

Western ghats are

ranning in the North

south direction

Include: Western ghats are

continuous range of hills running in

the North-South direction.


physiography

117 Westerncoastal plains

lastpara

3rd line

Mali Mahi


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

117 Western

coastal plains

I para

2nd line

Kanniyakumari Kanyakumari


physiography

118 Malabar plain III para2nd line

It extends for about50 km and its width

varies from 25 to 100km


physiography

119 Easterncoalstal plain

II para 6thline

Chillka Chilka

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

119 Eastern

coalstal plain

II para The 'Tamil Nadu'

plain stretches fromthe pulicat lake to

kanyakumari for thedistance of about

1076 Km

In IXth std T.B. In pg 85 the

extension between pulicat toKanyakumari for a distance of about

100km but the Actual length is992km.

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

123 River system

of India

Godavari length is

wrong. It is not 146

The length is 1465

I 1 India-Location

and

physiography

123 River system

of India

Krishna -

Placesbenifited

Maharashtra, Madhya

Pradesh

Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh

must be given. Instead of Madhya

Pradesh

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

123 River system

of India

Tapti- places

benefited MadhyaPradesh and

In Tamil medium social Text book

is given correctly in (pg123)Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

123 River system

of India

Ghaghra - (Ends in )

(Disappears into thethar Desert) Places

benefitted U.P.

(R.Ghaghra does not move towards

thar desert and do not Disappear inThar desert) so wrong places

benefitted. only U.P.is benefittedI 1 India-Location

andphysiography

123 River system

of India

Thamiraprani Thamiraparani


physiography

123 River systemof India

Mahanadi

Chattisgarh Jharkhand/ Orissa is not added)

(Add) Orissa

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

124 River features Distributary

eg: Hooghly is notadded

Add Hooghly


physiography

124 River featuresEstuary

Estuary (see) sea

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

124 Exercise 4) ( c) Mt.

Kanchanjunga 6) ( c)Shyadri

Kanchenjunga

Sahyadri

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

125 Match the

following

6th line Chilca Lake Chilka Lake

I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

125 v) Answer the

followingQuestion in aparagraph

1) 2) 1) 2) 3) 6) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)


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I 1 India-Location

andphysiography

126 vi India map

5) ist line 3rdline

5) Northern circaras

KhambatSunderban

Northern Circars

KhambhatSunderbans


physiography

123 River systemof India

Yamuna 1300Brahmaputra 885

Originates fromChemayung dung

glacier Kaveri Length

800

Yamuna 1370 Brahmaputra 725Originates from Aangsi glacier

Kaveri length 805

I 2 India- climate 127 Latitude last para

2nd line

Laltitude Latitude

I I para

6th line

Temperature temperate

I 2 India- climate 128 wind 2nd para

1st line

Orignated Originates

I 4th line Hariyana Haryana

I 128 Climate ofIndia

I para7th line

Mausin Mausim

I 129 Summer (

March to May)

3rd

para Ist

line

atomospheric atmosphere

I 130 1st para15th line

lightening lightning

I 131 to133

NIl Nil Nil


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I 134 give meaning and types of Rainfall

137 Exercise II

match

III line Northern and North

Western part of India

is not added

Northern and Northwestern part of

India ( shoulod be included)

I 2 India climate 138 V Answer in

paragrah 2nd

Que

Give the

Characteristic features

of monsoon winds

Explain any two characteristic

features of monsoon winds

II 3 India - Natural

Resources

139 Soil fertility last

para

3rd line

Cobolt Cobalt

140 Alluvial soil 2nd para

13th line

Ghagharia Ghaghria

140 Black soil 1 para 6th

line

color colour

142 1 para 1

line

tapiaco tapioca

142 Desert soil 1 para 1line

Desert soil is foundaride zone ( in should

be added after found)

Desert soil is found in arid zone

142 Soil

Conservation

4th

point

Avoiding should be

deleted

Excessive grazing should be

avoided

145 2nd para

5th line

Sisham Sisam


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144 India Natural

VegetationMap

Mahanadhi detta

region is givenwrongly

Kaveri Delta region can be added

for Mangroove forests

146 to156

NIl NIl NIl

III 4 India-Agriculture

158 Subsistenceagriculture

Green box2nd line

hactares hectares

159 Agricultural

seasons

Rabi 2nd

row

wintet Winter

159 Agricultural

seasons

Zaid 1st

row

Biginning Beginning

III 4 India-

Agriculature

161 1 para 6th

line lastline

Sukaradhara

Utteranchal

Sukaradhan Uttaranchal

166 Jute 1 para 8th

line

tarpaun line tarpaulins

Oil seeds 1 para

16thline

Maharastra Maharashtra

171 V Answer in

paragraph

1 Question Answer is

not given

IV 5 India -

Industries

175 Major cotton

TextileIndustries inIndia

Mumbai,

Ahamadabadlocations are wrong

174 1st line favors favours


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Jute industry 1 para 3rd

line

Sizable Sizeable

177 Indian Iron and

Steel Company

1 para 3rd

line

2nd

para

Imdian

Visveshwaraiya

Indian Visveshwaraya

177 HindustanSteel Ltd

I para2nd line

1959 1965

178 to182

Nil Nil Nil

V 6 EnvironmentalIssues

183 whoseenvironment is

it?

1 para 9thline

1000 million 1210 million

183 Air pollution 6th line Everyday the average

person inhales about20,000 litres of air

We breathe about 2,200 times a day

inhaling around 16 kg of air

186 2nd &

14th line

neighborhood

beighborhood

beighbourhood neighbourhood

VI 7 India - Trade,Transport and

Communication

196 Indian RailwayZones

Greenbox last

line

Include 17th Zone is Kolkata MetroRailway

VII 8 Remote Sensing 206 Diagram Traget Target

VII 8 Remote Sensing 207 last line favorite favourite

211 Exercise short

Answers

6. what are the uses of

GPS?

Write any two applications of GPS?


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211 Answer in

paragraph

Include: What are the advantages of

Remote sensing?

211 III Short

answers

Include: 8. Name the Photo

elements207 Process

involved in

Remote

sensing

3 para

5th line

After properties

include: such as tone,

texture, size shape,

patterns

X Standard Economics

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of the

Lesson


Right

Mistake Corrections

I 1 National

Income

236 Double

Counting

4th para

30th line

Example not given e.g. Tyre is the final output of Tyre

manufacturers. Its value is accountedunder output method. But the same tyre

value is added again in a carmanufacturing industry.

I 1 237 Economic

function

Economic

function

3rd para

12th line

Example not given eg Grant of subsidies loans at lower rate

of interest, administered and support

prices etc.,

II 2 Indianeconomy after

Independence

Nil


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X Standard Civics

Unit Lesson

No.

Name of

the Lesson


Right

Mistake Corrections

I 1 India andworld peace

II 2 Democracy 222 Choose

(options)

1 demoracy democracy

II 3 Unity in

diversity

224 Religion 2 cores croes

225 Literature 8 Thiruvallur Thiruvalluvar

III 4 Consumer

Rights

230 Measures

taken by theGovernment

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