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WINTER BREAK HOMEWORK

CLASS V

SESSION 2017-18

Dear Children,

Winter Vacation is a welcome break…… Break from

fixed schedule, rules & regulations. Winter Vacation is

all about fun, frolic, getting up late in the morning,

playing for longer hours with friends, going for

picnics, exploring new places and watching your

favorite shows on television.

We have planned some interesting activities for you.

So get ready to enjoy your winter vacation!

Few guidelines for your parents to make your winter break fruitful.

1. “Reflect and Reslove” Think back on the year gone by and discuss with your parents. Make a few resolutions for the coming year.

2. “Knowledge is Power”. Therefore encourage your child to cultivate the reading habit because it not only enhances knowledge acquired but develops vocabulary, language skills and improves spellings.

3. “A healthy mind lives in a healthy body”. Encourage your child to go out and play because sports instill discipline, generate sporting spirits, channelize energies constructively.

Last date of submission: 16th Jan ,2018

Name: _______________________________

DPSGI aims to create global citizens by establishing systems to enable life long

learning, self-development and improved performance for continuous excellence.

We also believe in making learning a joyful experience in a stimulating and

intellectually challenging environment and ensure students develop intercultural

respect and understanding


ENGLISH

Task 1 (1.1): Solve the Preposition crossword.

Across:

(1) We learn English ____________ the

Community College.

(2) 27 comes __________ 28.

(3) Water flows ___________ a bridge.

(4) Fish swim ______________ the ocean.

(5) Lunch comes _________ breakfast.

(6) Alyosha is going ___________ the mall.

(7) The temperature in Vostock, Antartica can

fall to 125 degrees _____________.

(8) A synonym for ‘close to’ _____________.

(9) The computer sits ___________ the desk.

(10) It’s a good idea to look both ways before

you walk ___________ the street.

Down:

(1) Ko is taller ___________ Linda.

(2) The mouse is ___________ the computer.

(3) The library doesn’t close _____________

8:30 pm.

(4) The lights shine __________ us.

(5) We used our windshield wipers as we drove

______________ the pouring rain.

(6) Everyone stood _________ the fire to get

warm.

(1.2): English Handout

Do Page No. 97 & 102 (Reading for Comprehension No. 5 & 10)

(1.3): Revise Preposition, Adverb and Conjunctions


(1.4): Solve the Conjunction crossword.

(1.5) “If I were---------------------------“ Write a paragraph on any one of the topic given below in

minimum 150 words on an A4 sheet.

Roll No.1 to 4--------- Prime Minister Roll No. 5 to 8--------Astronaut

Roll No. 9 to 12--------Blackboard Roll No. 13 to 16------Notebook

Roll No. 17 to 20-------ATM Machine Roll No. 21 to 24------Cloud

(1.6) There is a Student’s Blog section on the school website. Students can post an article with the

help of parent on this blog.

(1.7) Maintain a handwriting notebook, practice good and neat handwriting (You can use any storybook

for your reference text). You should write one page of English and one of Hindi daily. Put the date on

each page. Submit after the vacations. You may continue in your existing handwriting notebook.


MATHS

Task 2: Solve all the questions in A4 size sheet.

Q1. Find the first three multiples of 8.

Q2. Find the missing factors.

(i) 7 × ___ = 56

(ii) 5 × ___ = 30

(iii) ___ × 3 = 24

(iv) ___ × 9 = 72

(v) 6 × ___ = 48

(vi) 8 × ___ = 72

Q3. Write the multiples of 6 which are greater than 20 and less than 50.

Q4. Write all the prime numbers between 1 and 15.

Q5. How many tiles whose length and breadth are 13 cm and 7 cm respectively are needed to cover a

rectangular region whose length and breadth are 520 cm and 140 cm?

Q6. Find the cost of tiling a rectangular plot of land 300 m long and 150 m wide at the rate of Rs.6 per

hundred square m.


Q7. Find the area and perimeter of the following rectangles whose dimensions are:

(a) length = 17 m breadth = 13 m

(b) length = 6.9 cm breadth = 5.1 cm

(c) length = 5 m breadth = 32 dm

(d) length = 9 hm breadth = 7 dam

Q8. Which of the following statements are correct?

(i) 1 is a composite number.

(ii) All the odd numbers are the prime numbers.

(iii) A composite numbers has at least 3 factors.

(iv) A number is the greatest factor of itself.

(v) 1 is a factor of every number.

(vi) The multiples of a number are limited.

(vii) A prime number is always even

(viii) A number is either composite or prime.

(ix) A prime number has only two factors.

(x) Every multiple of a number is exactly divisible by the number.

HINDI

Task 3 (3.1): saala 2018 ko phlao idna kI idnacayaa- ko baaro maoM ApnaI DayarI kao bata[e .

(3.2): ide gae ivaYaya pr Apnao ivacaaraoM kao svaricat kivata ko $p maoM p`stut kIijae.

maora ivaValaya

(3.3): ide gae ivaYaya pr Apnao ivacaaraoM kao gaVaMSa ko $p maoM p`stut kIijae .

Baart maoM baZ,ta AMQaivaSvaasa


UOI

Task 4 (4.1): WORD HUNT


(4.2) MAP SKILL

Locate the following on an outline map of the world.

(a) Notre Dame de Paris, Paris, France

(b) Moai, Easter Island

(c) Petra, Jordan

(d) The Hagia Sophia, Turkey

(e) Humayun’s Tomb

(f) The Taj Mahal

(g) The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt


(4.3)

(4.4): Read the story ‘The Taj Mahal’ on page no. 23 of your handout.

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