Wednesday, June 17, 2015

7th std PORTION FOR CYCLE TEST-1
ENGLISH
PROSE :
1. The Model Millionaire (EE)
2. The Mystery of the
Bermuda Triangle (EE)
3. Around the World in 80 days
Chapters (1 – 2)
POEM
1. The Vagabond (EE)
2. The World is Too Much With US(EE)
GRAMMAR
1. Sentences – phrases
and Clauses
2. Kinds of Noun
3. Noun- Gender and Number
4. Noun- Vocabulary
5. Determiners and Articles
6. Pronouns
7. Kinds of Adjectives and Formation
COMPOSITION
1. Comprehension(1 -4)
2. Notice Writing
3. Message Writing
4. Informal Letter

HINDI
pyaa-varNa kI saurxaa
iva@Taoiryaa Ëa^sa
kivata
[sao jagaaAao
vyaakrNa
saMiQa
]psaga
p`%yaya
samaasa
rcanaa
AnaucCod laoKna
p~laoKna ³AnaaOpcaairk´
Apizt gad\yaaMSa
Apizt pd\yaaMSa
lahr khanaI
badlaava

MATHS
Integers
· Fractions and Decimals
· Lines and Angles
· Linear Equations

SCIENCE
Chapter 1: Cells- The
Building Blocks of Life
· Chapter 2: Plant Diet
· Chapter 3: How Animals Get Energy
· Chapter 6: Inside Matter
· Chapter 4: Fibres from Animals
· Chapter 5: Heat and Its Transfer

SST
History
1. The Revelation of
Medieval India
2. The Era of Regional
Empires
3. The Turkish Invasion
4. Democracy and
Equality
5. Democracy – Its
Institutions
GEOGRAPHY
1. Our Environment
2. The Interior of
the Earth
3. The Dynamic
Earth


Monday, May 4, 2015

Mathbuddy User Name And Password


   STD- 7 D    Mathbuddy User name and Password

First Name Last Name Class Username Password
AADITYA RAMPAL Class 7d aadram1980 4dp82b
AADITYA SAXENA Class 7d aadsax1980 e54knv
AADITYA MALOO Class 7d aadmal1980 8xq2kg
AAKASH BHARADWAJ Class 7d aakbha1980 6kqa83
AARASH BAGDA Class 7d aarbag1980 masbez
ADITYA CHOUDHARY Class 7d adicho1980 tah8eq
AKSHAT GOEL Class 7d aksgoe1980 829pfw
ARSHYA GARG Class 7d arsgar1980 5nx92t
ARUSHI SHARMA Class 7d arusha1980 5act3s
ARYAN BHANSALI Class 7d arybha1980 347ek9
DEBORAH SHASHTRI Class 7d debsha1980 fdca65
DEV BARAI Class 7d devbar1980 qxvrhc
DEVANSH JAIN Class 7d devjai1980 ksmwr8
DHRUV SARASWAT Class 7d dhrsar1980 6mt4hw
DHRUVI AMIN Class 7d dhrami1980 tnwrm2
DISHANT RANKA Class 7d disran1980 rpt3vx
DIYA PATEL  Class 7d diypat1980 usdzrv
HEMAVARSHINI AKKIREDDY Class 7d hemakk1980 yca8fs
HRITIKA AGARWAL Class 7d hriaga1980 r5pv4k
KASHISH KAKKAR Class 7d kaskak1980 65u2ne
KASHYAP PUNGLIYA Class 7d kaspun1980 ctev7f
KHUSHI KANKARIYA Class 7d khukan1980 kc9y4h
MANYA GURNANI Class 7d mangur1980 yftnp9
MAYANK SHARMA Class 7d maysha1980 9qg8zx
MOHIT GURNANI Class 7d mohgur1980 udb8gk
MRANANK SHARMA Class 7d mrasha1980 fds9nh
NIDHI PATEL Class 7d nidpat1980 6v4mzc
PRAHARSH CHUNARA Class 7d prachu1980 3ekp9v
PRASANNA APTE Class 7d praapt1980 nqwayu
PRATIKSHA KAMBLE Class 7d prakam1980 an9wqz
PRIYANKA ROY Class 7d priroy1980 k9ty73
PRIYANSHU BARNWAL Class 7d pribar1980 gv8tzx
RAGHAV SHRIVASTAVA Class 7d ragshr1980 g36kwr
RHYTHAM SHAH Class 7d rhysha1980 tknzey
ROSHANI SHUKLA Class 7d rosshu1980 ur5dzb
SAHIL GULBAMI Class 7d sahgul1980 4e56p7
SARTHAK AGARWAL Class 7d saraga1980 psc8em
SARTHAK SHAH Class 7d sarsha1980 c5wsra
VISHVAK LOGAR Class 7d vislog1980 ghqe82
YASHSVI PANDIT Class 7d yaspan1980 ytbns8
YUVIKA CHATURVEDI Class 7d yuvcha1980 eqt4z 

Saturday, May 2, 2015

SCIENCE- CELLS: Extra questions

CELLS: EXTRA QUESTIONS


Q1: How and why tumour is caused?
Ans:  Our body grows when cells in our body give rise to new cells. Cells have a unique mechanism to know when to stop producing new cells and when to start. However, when cells lose this unique ability, they keep producing new cells, which results in formation of unwanted mass of cells in the body. This mass is nothing but tumour which may or may not lead to cancer.

Q2: Write about contribution of A.V. Leeuwenhoeck and Robert Hooke in discovery of cell.
Ans: A. V. Leeuwenhoeck (1632-1723) constructed the basic microscope to see bacteria from his own mouth.
The term ‘cell’ was first coined by Robert Hooke in 1665 while examining a thin slice of cork that resembled boxes of honeycomb.

The study of cells is called cell biology.




Q3: Draw a few unicellular organism demonstrating different cell shape examples.
Ans: Draw structure of rod shaped lactobacillus (bacteria), irregular amoeba (protozoa), budding yeast (fungi) and round shaped chlorella (algae).
AMOEBA



YEAST


BACTERIA


ALGAE




Friday, May 1, 2015

Science Project - Heterotrophic modes of nutrition in Plants - By 7 D students



Wednesday, April 29, 2015

English Holiday Homework

PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL  
Holiday Homework (2015-16)
Class: VII                                                                                        Subject: English
Name: _________________________________                               Roll: _______

I.

Composition

1.       
You are Arpit/ Aparna, the Head Boy/ Girl of Delhi Public School, Mathura Road, Delhi. The Principal has asked you to call a meeting of the house council members to allocate duties for the Daily Assembly Activities. Write a notice in not more than 50 words. Invent the necessary details of date, time and place.


2.       
Write story, taking help from the given outline. Do not exceed 150 words. Give a suitable title and a moral to your story.

Three men – on a long journey – came across a bag full of pieces of gold – very happy – decide to divide it equally – they feel hungry – one of them goes to get food – decides to poison the food and keep all the gold – other to plan to kill the first one on his return – first man dies – other two eat the poisoned food – they also die – moral



II.

Read the passage and answer the questions that follow:


            The lone cowboy leaped from the saddle and took refuge behind the pile of rocks at the edge of the trail. Already arrows were whistling around him, and the war hoops of the Indians were loud in his ears.
            It would take all of “Quick draw” Thompson’s courage and determination to get him safely out of this peril. Not only was his life at stake, but those of the settlers sleeping peacefully in their log cabins in the lovely valley below. It was so long since there was an Indian rising that the Palefaces had become careless. Their guns were seldom to hand, and their look outs had begun to think that they were wasting their time peering out across the prairie for an enemy that never came. The Redman had chosen the time carefully. Lone Elk had seen to that!




1.     
Tick the correct option:

a.      
The cowboy hid behind …
            i.            a bush
          ii.            a hedge
         iii.            rocks
       iv.            trees

b.      
He was only just in time because…
            i.            a tiger had just passed
          ii.            the shooter had just passed
         iii.            arrows were whistling around
       iv.            the enemies otherwise could see him

c.      
Thompson is named…
            i.            the Redman
          ii.            the Paleface
         iii.            the Indian
       iv.            Quick draw

2.     
Complete the statements.

a.      
The Palefaces had become careless because …

b.      
The lives of ____________ and ____________ were in danger.



III.

Do as Directed:

1.       
Shamita as well as her mother ____________ (love/loves) chocolates.                    (Fill in the blank with the correct word)

2.       
The policeman is watching them. (Change the voice)

3.       
She said, “I drink milk every day”.
(Rewrite using reported speech.)

4.       
I cannot see __________ tea in the tea-pot. (any/few)
(Fill in the blank with the correct adjective.)

5.       
B.M.C sweepers _________ the roads daily. (sweep)
(Fill in the blank with the correct tense of the given verb.)


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