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CLASS-V SUBJECT: ENGLISH(Listening)

TOPIC: WHO WILL BE NINGTHOU ?

Listen to the story carefully and Answer the following questions:

1. In Manipuri, what is a King and a queen called?2. How many children did the royal couple have? Name them.3. What did the first son Sanajaoba do with his horse?4. According to the King Sanatombi was worthy of becoming the ruler.

Specify the reason behind.5. What did the birds do around Sanatombi?

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CLASS: V SUB: Social Sciences TOPIC: Globes and Maps

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS

1. Name the seven Continents.

2. Name the five Oceans.

3. What is the shape of the Earth?

4. How is a globe useful?

5. Name the persons who proved that the earth is not flat?

6. Define a Map.

7. Write any two types of maps.

8. Name any three colours that are generally used on a map.

9. What is the meaning of a "Mappo".

10. What do you understand by the Scale of a map?

FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. A ________ is a model of the earth.

2. The earth is ______ in shape.

3. The word map comes from the ____ word.

4. Maps showing states and capitals are called __________.

5. Low lands or Plains are shown in ______ colour on a physical map.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS

1. The ______ ocean is the largest and deepest ocean in the world . ( )

a) Arctic b) Pacific c) Indian

2. Big land masses are called ______. ( )

a) Oceans b) Continents c) Seas

3. A _______ is drawn on a flat surface. ( )

a) Map b) Globe c) House

4. Atlas is a book of ________. ( )

a) Maps b) Stories c) Poems

5. ________ is the largest continent. ( )

a) Asia b) Africa c) Australia

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CLASS-V SUBJECT: ENGLISH(Listening)

TOPIC: THE TOPPER

Listen to the story carefully and Answer the following questions:

1. Who was known to be a showof in the class?2. Why was Ashish liked by everyone in the class?3. Where did Rahul’s grandfather go after wishing him for the exam?4. Describe the appearance of Ashish when he came late to the exam.5. What did Ashish do when he saw grandfather fall?6. What according to Rahul is the real meaning of the topper?

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CLASS: V SUB: Social Sciences TOPIC : Parallels and Meridians


1. Differentiate between Parallels and Meridians.

2. How many Meridians are there on a globe?

3. Name some important lines of Latitude.

4. What is a globe?

5. Write a short note on the ptime meridian.

6. Write about the Parallels.

7. Write a short note on the Northern Hemisphere.

8. Which longitude is called the International Date Line?

9. Name the longest Latitude.

10. Define a globe.

11. Meridians are also called ________.

12. The longest line of latitude is known as the _________.

13. Equator is also called the __________.

14. Parallels and Meridians cut each other at __________.

15. Lines of __________ run from east to west.

16.There are ________ Parallels. ( )

a) 181 b) 360 c) 90

17. ________ is the Prime Meridian. ( )

a) Greenwich b) Equator c) Tropic of Cancer

18. There are _________ Meridians. ( )

a) 180 b) 360 c) 365

19. The point at which a latitude and longitude meet, helps us to locate a _____. ( )

a) Weather b) Place c) Climate

20. The latitudes and longitudes form a network of lines called a ________ ( )

a) Grid b) Book c) Atlas

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CLASS-V SUBJECT: ENGLISH(Grammar)

TOPIC: 1. THE SENTENCE.

I. Answer the following questions:1. What is a sentence? Give two examples.2. Name four kinds of sentences with an example.

II. Identify the kind of sentence given:Example: a) Grandfather is walking in the garden. Ans) Assertive sentence. b) Please pass me the plate. Ans) Imperative sentence.1. What are you doing here?2. How he stopped!3. What are you reding?4. Get started cleaning out the garage.5. What a beautiful ring!6. Who is going to read their story first?7. Have you fed the dogs yet?8. The dog is about to bite you.9. Matte felt sad after her cat ran away.10.Jayme, put away your clothes.11.How interesting the novel is!12.Do you like to walk or jog when you exercise?13.Sachin is a good batsman.14.My teacher is nice.15.The squirrels gather hazelnuts.

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CLASS : V SUBJECT :SOCIAL SCIENCES

TOPIC : Movements of the Earth


1. What are the two movements of the earth?

2. Define the terms axis and orbit.

3. What is meant by rotation of the earth?

4. What is meant by revolution of the earth?

5. What is a leap year? How is it caused?

6.Name the four seasons.

7. How are seasons caused?

8. How many days does the earth takes to complete one revolution?

9. Explain about the effect of the revolution?

10. How many days does the moon takes to complete one rotation?

11. The earth takes ________ to complete one rotation.

12. The rotation of the earth causes _______.

13. A leap year has _______ days.

14. The earth spins from _______ on its axis.

15. The axis is tilted at an angle of ________ to the plane of the earth's orbit.

16. The _______ is an imaginary line that runs through the centre of the Earth from the North Pole

to the South Pole. ( )

a) Equator b) Hemisphere c) Axis

17. The spinning of the earth on its axis is called ________. ( )

a) Orbit b) Rotation c) Revolution

18. Revolution causes __________. ( )

a) Seasons b) Climate c) Day and Night

19. The planets of the solar system move around the sun in their own _______. ( )

a) Axis b) Poles c) Orbits

20. February has 29 days every _______ year instead of 28 days. ( )

a) Second b) Third c) Fourth

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CLASS: V SUB: Social Sciences TOPIC : MAJOR LAND FORMS


1. What is a mountain?

2. Give two examples of plateau region.

3. What is the important occupation of the people in the plateau region?

4. How are plains formed?

5. What is a coastal plain?

6. Write a short note on the importance of plains.

7. Write a short note on the importance of mountains.

8. What is a sand dune?

9. What is an oases?

10. Describe briefly the Upper Course of a river.

11. Many mountains are rich in ________.

12. The surface of the Plateau is offen cut by ______ and _______.

13. Plains are also called ________.

14. The days are _______ and the nights are very _______ in the desert region.

15. The end of a river is called its ________.

16. A group of mountains joined together is called a ________. ( )

a) Range b) Peak c) Hill

17. A Plateau is also called a ________. ( )

a) Island b) Tableland c) Grassland

18. Plains are fertile ______. ( )

a) Deposits of rivers b) Fertilizers c) Manures

19. The river forms ________ in its Upper Course . ( )

a) Canyons b) Waterfalls c) Rapid

20. In the lower course as the river joins the sea it forms a _____ near the mouth of the river. ( )

a) Delta b) Desert c) Glaciers



CLASS: V SUB: Social Sciences TOPIC : Natural Resources


1. Name some natural resources.

2. Name the two types of natural resources.

3. What are Renewable resources? Give two examples .

4. What are Non _ renewable resources? Give two examples.

5. Write three uses of natural resources.

6. Name some alternative sources of energy.

7. Give two examples of fossil fuel.

8. Why is Wood an important resource.

9. What is the importance of natural resources in our life?

10. Write three ways in which we can help to conserve natural resources.

11. The Sun gives us ______ and ______.

12. Natural gas is an example of ________ resource.

13. We need _______ and _____ to run our machines, gadgets and vehicles.

14. Water from rivers are used to produce _______ by building dams.

15. Petroleum is taken out from the earth in a ______ form.

16. Solar energy is described as the _______. ( )

a) Resource of the future b) Resource of light c) Resource of biogas

17. Examples of natural resources that can be used directly are ______. ( )

a) Trees and crops b) Ores and minerals c) Air and water

18. _____ and _____ are refined products of Petroleum. ( )

a) Brass and tin b) Silver and gold c) Petrol and diesel

19. ______ is used to produce electricity with the help of wind mills and wind turbines. ( )

a) Soil b) Wind c) Copper

20. The demand of natural resources is rising due to the increasing ______. ( )

a) Population b) Trees c) Rocks




TOPIC: 4. NOUNS.

I. Answer the following:

1. What is a countable noun and uncountable noun? Explain with example.

II. Segregate the following words in different kinds of nouns :

{ man, herd, band, horror, mountain, ability, Audi, choir, joy, cat, flock, country, galaxy, Walt Disney, website, Mount Kilimanjaro, luck, fleet, Pepsi, care.

Common noun Proper noun Collective noun Abstract noun

III. Read the sentence and state true or false:1. Proper nouns begin with capital letters. ( )2. Proper nouns give common names to persons , animals, places or

things which are of the same kind. ( )3. Honesty and beauty are the examples of abstract noun. ( )4. An abstract noun is the name of idea that we can touch or see. ( )5. A collective noun is a noun that names a collection of persons,

animals or things considered as one whole. ( )6. Though we cannot count uncountable nouns, we can count them in

some other manner. ( )

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TOPIC: 2.SUBJECT AND PREDICATE.

I. Answer the following questions:

1. How many parts can be a sentence divided intoand what are they?2. Define a subject and a predicate.

II. Underline the subject in the given sentence:1. The sun was shining brightly.2. The dogs were barking loudly.3. The pretty girl was wearing a blue frock.4. My younger brother serves in an army.5. We will no longer tolerate this.6. The man and his wife were working in the garden.7. Run, Alice.8. The little tree was covered with needles instead of leaves.9. A rich merchant was passing by the shoemaker’s window.10.The old house on the corner has a big garden in the backyard.11.The hammer on the shelf can be used to work on the project.12.In that jungle lived a lion.

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CLASS – V SUBJECT – SCIENCETOPIC: GROWING PLANTS


1. Name any FOUR things that we get from plants.2. Name the parts of a SEED.3. Which part of a seed contains food for the baby plant. 4. Name two seeds each having A) One Cotyledon B) Two Cotyledons5. What is germination? What are the conditions necessary for germination of a seed?6. Name TWO plants each that grow from different parts of plants like :

a) Underground stem b) Stem cuttings c) Roots d) Leaves e) Spores7. What is meant by dispersal of a seed? Name different agents of seed dispersal.8. Name two seeds each which are dispersed by –

a) Air b) Water c) Animals d) Explosion 9. _________ are called our green friends. 10. _________store food for the baby plant. 11. Dispersal of balsam seeds takes place by _______. 12. The outer covering of a seed that protects the baby plant is called ________. 13. The coconut has thick fibrous coat, which enables them to ______ on water. 14. New plants grow only from seeds. ( T/F) 15. Plants are very useful for us in many ways. ( T/F) 16. Xanthium seeds are dispersed mainly by animals. ( T/F) 17. The buds of potato are called ears. ( T/F) 18. The tiny hole in the seed allows water to enter into the seed. (T/F) 19. Which of the following is not an agent of dispersal of seeds? ( ) a) Water b) Wind c) Soil 20. Which of the following seeds is dispersed by wind? ( ) a) Cotton b) Coconut c) Bean 21. We can grow new plant from carrot. It is an example of growing a plant from its ________. ( ) a) Leaf b) Stem c) Root 22. In the Bryophyllum plant, buds are present in the _______. ( ) a) Leaves b) Stem c) Roots 23. Which of the following plant grows from spores? ( ) a) Rose b) Fern c) Bryophyllum 24. Which of the following plants grow from stem cutting? ( ) a) Rose b) Bryophyllum c) Sweet potato 25. A baby plant is called _______. ( ) a) Cotyledon b) Embryo c) Shoot



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CLASS: V SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS

TOPIC: NUMBERS AND NUMERATION

I. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION. (MCQs)1. A seven digit number begins with ______place.

a) Lakhs b) Ten thousand c) Ten lakhs d) Crores2. By how many times do the place values of the digits increase from right to left in a

place value chart.a) 100 b) 1 c) 10 d) 1000

3. How many crores in 10 million?a) 10 b) 100 c) 1 d) 1000

4. The successor of a given number is obtained by adding ____ to number. a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4

5. Standard form of 70,00,000 + 5,00,000 + 9,000 + 400 + 2 =______a) 75,09,402 b) 70,59,402 c) 75,09,420 d) 70,59,402

6. 1 Million = ______ lakhsa) 10 b) 100 c)1 d)1000

7. Place value of the digit 8 in 9785016 is ______.a) 800 b) 80000 c) 80 d) 8000

8. In International system we put comma after every _____ digit to mark the periods.a) 1st b) 2nd c) 3rd d) 4th

II. FILL IN THE BLANKS1. 76,42,18,928 _____ 76,24,18,928 ( Fill with < , > or = )2. Numeral of three crore fifty five lakh seventeen thousand four hundred thirty

three is _________.3. Successor of 6,24,510 is _______4. _____ digit is in ten lakhs place in 87,23,596.5. 10 Crore = _______ millions.6. We use ______ to separate the periods.( Comma / Full stop )7. The smallest 6-digit number that can be formed using 3,9,1,8,5,4 is ______8. The number 1,00,00,000 is read as _______

III. TRUE OR FALSE1. Face value of a digit in a number is the digit itself.2. 1 lakh = 100 thousands.3. Place value of zero is always zero.4. 100 millions make one crore.5. The expanded form of a number is the sum of the place values of its digits.6. Predecessor of largest 4-digit number is 9998.7. Face value of hundreds place digit in 5,21,378 is 7

IV. VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. Write the face value and place value of the underlined digit in the following numbers.a) 8,56,49,325 b) 4,39,20,657

2. What is the product of place values of 7 and 3 in 6,89,7533. Find the difference of the place values of two 8s in 6,85,38,4904. Write the greatest and smallest 7-digit number using the digits 3,9,6,1,8,2,4 only once.

5. Write the standard form of the following.a) 4,00,00,000 + 10,00,000 + 90,000 + 5,000 + 80 + 7b) 6,00,00,000 + 80,00,000 + 7,00,000 + 50,000 + 3,000 + 40 + 9

V. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. What is the difference of the greatest 7-digit and the smallest 5-digit number.2. Find the sum of the place values of three 9s in the number 19,29,0293. Write the successor and predecessor of the following numbers.

a) 9,89,99,899 b) 5,68,42,5004. Form the smallest and greatest 7-digit number using the following digits (You may

repeat the digits).a) 8,3,5,7,1 b) 3,4,8,6,9,1

5. Write in expanded form of the following.a) 5,39,62,482 b) 12,40,53,805

VI. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. Mark the periods, write the number name of the following numbers in Indian system and International system.a) 2586714 b) 81960352

2. Form the greatest 8-digit number using the digits 5,3,2,7,1,9 (You may repeat the

digits).Write the number name and expanded form of the number in Indian system.3. Arrange the following in ascending and descending order.

a) 11,28,35,989; 12,28,35,989; 11,82,35,989; 12,28,53,989; 11,28,53,989 b) 7,431,865; 7,134,865; 7,314,865; 7,413,865 7,341,865c) 8,69,42,514; 12,25,30,562; 1,32,41,632; 23,48,65,947; 5,87,56,234

NOTE: Complete the worksheet as home work in a notebook.


CLASS – V SUBJECT – SCIENCETOPIC: HEALTH & HYGIENE


1. Name any four sources of VITAMINS.

2. Why does our body need protein?

3. What are communicable diseases?

4. Name two diseases caused by BACTERIA.

5. What is a BALANCED DIET?

6. Name the nutrients required by our body to stay healthy?

7. Write the symptoms of MARASMUS.

8. Name two diseases that are spread through : a) air b) direct contact.

9. What is VACCINATION? Give two examples.

10. What do we need to stay healthy?

11. Write any FOUR steps to maintain HYGIENE.

12. Milk, butter, ghee and dry fruits are some sources of _______.

13. ________ helps us to get rid of undigested food.

14. _________ diseases do not spread from one person to another.

15. We must keep our surroundings _______.

16. _______ posture gives us a graceful appearance.

17. Health is a way of physical and mental well – being. (T/F)

18. We should not eat food from all food groups everyday. (T/F)

19. Regular exercise is essential to remain healthy. (T/F)

20. Exercise improves our blood circulation, digestion and tones up our muscles. (T/F)

21. Lack of nutrients in diet causes deficiency diseases. (T/F)

22. Dengue is spread through ______. ( )

a) Air b) Direct contact c) Mosquitoes

23. Kwashiorkor is caused due to the deficiency of ______. ( )

a) Iron b) Calcium c) Proteins

24. _______ is caused by the deficiency of Vitamin – A. ( )

a) Night blindness b) Beriberi c) Scurvy

25. Lack of iron in our body causes _______. ( )

a) Anaemia b) Goitre c) Hepatitis



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TOPIC: ROMAN NUMERALS

I. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION. (MCQs)1. How many basic numerals are there in Roman numeration system

a) 10 b) 9 c) 8 d) 72. There is no symbol for _____in the Roman numeral system.

a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 33. Which of the following Roman symbol has the highest value

a) L b) C c) D d) M4. Which of the following Roman symbol cannot be repeated

a) I b) V c) X d) M5. Which basic Roman numeral can never be subtracted.

a) X b) I c) V d) C6. A smaller numeral written to the right of a larger numeral is always ____ to the larger

numeral.a) Added b) Subtracted c) Multiplied d) Divided

7. Subtraction in roman numerals is only applicable when the first symbol is ______than the second one.a) Less b) More c) Equal d) None of these

8. Which of the following is an invalid Roman numerala) LX b) XX c) XS d) CX

9. Pick out the odd one from I,V,X,L,C,D,Na) X b) N c) I d) C

10. LXXII= ______.a) 72 b) 75 c) 73 d) 79

II. FILL IN THE BLANKS USING ROMAN NUMERALS1. I celebrate my birth day on ______ (date) of _______ (month).2. I am _____ years old.3. I study in class ______.4. My class has _______ (43) students.5. My father is _____ (38) years old.6. It takes ______ (24) hours for the earth to spin once around its axis.7. Roman numeral of 85 is ______.8. LX ______ XL (Compare using <, > or =)

III. TRUE OR FALSE1. Number 43 is written as XXXXII.2. Repetition of a Roman numeral is not allowed more than 3 times.3. DC = 7004. The symbols V, L and D are never repeated.5. L > M6. Roman numeral I can be subtracted only from V and X.

IV. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. 1. Write the following Roman numerals in the Hindu – Arabic system.

a) CXX b) DCXII c) CCXV d) XXVI2. Write the following numbers in the Roman numeric system.

a) 105 b) 600 c) 82 d) 953. Complete the following.

a) XIV, XV, XVI, _____, XVIII, ____, ______, ______.b) LXII , LXIII , ______ , _______ , _______LXVII , ______.c) XXXV , XXXVI , ______ , XXXVIII , _______ , XL , _____ , ______.

4. Work out the following sums given in Roman numerals. Convert to Hindu-Arabic

numerals and write the answer in Roman numerals.( Ex: 1. XL + XIII = 40 + 13 = 53 = LIII, 2. L – XXVI = 50 – 26 = 24 = XXIV )a) XXVII + XLVb) LXIII + XIc) LXXXV – XXIXd) LX - XXXVI

5. Arrange the following in ascending and descending order.a) XXXII , XXI , IX , XII , XXIXb) LXV , LVI , LXXV , XL , LXXVIIIc) C , LX , M , XXX , D

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CLASS – V SUBJECT – SCIENCETOPIC: SAFETY AND FIRST AID


1. Why do accidents occur?

2. Why should we follow safety rules every where?

3. What is FRACTURE?

4. Name the injection given by doctors to treat snake bite.

5. Write two safety rules to be followed while walking on the road.

6. What is SPLINT?

7. List some safety measures for preventing FIRE ACCIDENTS.

8. What first aid is to be given for an animal bite?

9. Why is it dangerous to play on the road side?

10. Dog bite can cause ________.

11. The immediate help given to an injured person is called _______.

12. Use splint and _______ in case of fracture in arm.

13. ________ is useful in controlling fire due to an electric short circuit.

14. In case of electric short circuit, we should switch off the _______.

15. It is safe to light crackers. (T/F)

16. We should keep the medicines away from the reach of children. (T/F)

17. We can use ice packs to reduce swelling caused due to sprain. (T/F)

18. Apply a paste of baking soda and water for minor burns. (T/F)

19. Blisters formed due to burns can be pricked. (T/F)

20. Which of the following are POISONOUS? ( )

a) Toffees b) Insect killers c) Water

21. Which number should be dialed to call the fire brigade? ( )

a) 100 b) 112 c) 102

22. The signs on the road are called ________. ( )

a) Zebra crossing b) Traffic ligts c) Traffic signs

23. In chemical burn, wash the affected area with _______. ( )

a) Dettol b) Burnol c) Water

24. Incase of snake bite, we apply a tight bandage just _____. ( )

a) On the bite b) Above the bite c) Below the bite

25. The fire caused by petrol can be extinguished by throwing ______. ( )

a) Sand b) Water c) LPG


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TOPIC: ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION

I. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION. (MCQs)1. If we add ______ to any number, the sum remains the same

a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 32. If we add ______ to any number, the sum is always its successor.

a) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 33. The numbers to be added are known as ______.

a) Sum b) Difference c) Addends d) Minuend4. The answer in subtraction is called _______.

a) Product b) Sum c) Difference d) Quotient5. When zero is subtracted from any number, the difference is ______.

b) zero b) 1 c) Number itself d) 106. If we subtract ______ from any number, the difference is always its predecessor.

b) 0 b) 1 c) 2 d) 3II. FILL IN THE BLANKS.

1. The result of addition is called _______.2. When we subtract a number is from itself then the answer is______.3. Successor of 49853 is _______.4. 1000 more than 2596 is ______.5. 7498 – 1 = ______.6. Difference of the largest three digit number and largest two digit number is______.

III. TRUE OR FALSE1. 63 – 49 = 142. If we add 1 to any number, the sum remains the same3. The way in which we group the addends does not change the sum.4. Predecessor of 6582 is 65835. 9457 – 0 = 94576. 10 less than 86 is 96

IV. VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS. 1. Find the sum of the smallest 7-digit number and the greatest 5-digit number.2. Find the number that is 13056 more than 232963. Find the difference of the smallest 6-digit number and the greatest 4-digit number.4. Find the number that is 10286 less than 38254.

V. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.1. Subtract and check your answer with addition.

a) 9 4 6 7 6 8 4 3 b) 6 7 3 6 9 8 1 5

- 2 1 7 1 7 4 8 1 - 4 5 6 1 8 6 9 2

2. Arrange in columns and add a) 817235 + 328138 + 258613

3. Solve 47147907 + 36518698-582580144. The sum of two numbers is 72811500.If one number is 25699297,find the other

number.VI. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. Rekha has moved to her new flat. She has spent Rs 248000 on furniture, Rs 400125

on electronics and Rs 108015 on furnishing. Find out the total money spent by

Rekha.2. The population of a metropolitan city is 9823840.If out of this 4983115 are males,

how many females are there in the city?3. A family had Rs 5767500 in their bank account. They withdrew Rs 1887250 to buy a

flat and Rs 1245250 to buy a car. How much money is left in the account?

NOTE: Complete these worksheets as home work in any notebook.


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CLASS – IV SUBJECT – SCIENCE

TOPIC: SOLIDS , LIQUIDS AND GASES.

Answer the following questions.

1. Name a solid that dissolves in water.2. Does air occupies space?3. Which force exists among the molecules of matter?4. Name the state of matter that flows easily than liquids.5. Why do solids have fixed shape?6. Write any two properties of solids.7. Write any two properties of gases.8. How is water changed into ice?9. When sugar is dissolved in water , the volume of water remains same. Why? 10.What is a solution? Give two examples.11.The molecules in solids are very _______ packed12.Solids have ________ volume13.On _______ water changes to water vapour .14._____ have no shape and volume.15.The solute and the solvent together form a_________.16.Matter is made up of molecules( T/F)17.Liquids do not flow(T/F)18.Oxygen , nitrogen, carbondioxide are gases .(T/F)19.In salt solution , salt is the solute.(T/F)20.There are four states in matter.(T/F)21.Ice changes into water by_______. ( melting / freezing / evaporation)22.In sugar solution, sugar is____ .( solute / solvent / mixture)23.Sugar is _______ in water. ( insoluble / soluble / floatable)24.The state of matter that does not have a definite shape and volume ________.

( solid / liquid / gas )25.Any substance that has mass and occupies space is called_______.

( matter / volume / molecules)

NOTE: Complete the worksheet as homework in a notebook.

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TOPIC: MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION

I. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION. (MCQs)1. The numbers which are multiplied are called ______.

a) Product b) Factors c) Multiple d) None of these2. The result in multiplication is called ______.

a) Sum b) Difference c) Product d) Quotient3. If the order of the factors is changed the _____ does not change

a) Sum b) Difference c) Product d) Quotient4. Division by _____ is not possible.

a) 0 b) 1 c) Number itself d) None of these5. 675 ÷ 1 then Quotient = _______

a) 0 b) 1 c) 675 d) None of these6. If 1765 ÷ 100 then Quotient = 17 and Remainder = _______.

a) 17 b) 65 c) 1 d) 0II. FILL IN THE BLANKS.

1. Product of smallest 3-digit number and largest 2-digit number is ______.2. 60 × 10 × 40 = ______.3. 749 × _____ = 04. Dividend = Divisor × ________ +Remainder5. The quotient of 42 ÷ 7 = ________.6. If the number is divided by itself then the quotient is _____.

III. TRUE OR FALSE1. Multiplication is simply repeated addition.2. The number that is left over is called divisor.3. Factors of 36 are 4 and 74. When a number is divided by 1, the quotient is the number itself.5. If 984 ÷ 100 then Quotient = 98 and Remainder = 46. 298 × 100 = 2980

IV. VERY SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. Multiply the following.a) 2064× 8 b) 4128 × 4

2. Find the products.a) 60 × 80 × 20 b) 260 × 4000

3. Find the quotient and remainder of the following.a) 7968 ÷ 100 b) 5687 ÷ 1000

4. Find the quotient in the following divisions.a) 95 ÷ 7 b) 764 ÷ 6

V. SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS.1. Find.

a) 468 × 36 b) 5237 × 642. Find the product in each of the following

a) 219 × 154 b) 1505 × 631

3. Divide and check your answer.a) 721 ÷ 20 b) 5796 ÷ 16

4. If = 10, = 12 and = 20 then solve the following.

a) × ×

VI. LONG ANSWER QUESTIONS.

1. A ream of paper contains 582 sheets. How many sheets of paper in all are there in

173 such reams? 2. A lady paid Rs 7860 for 15 cans of cold drink. How much did she pay for each

can?

NOTE: Complete these worksheets as home work in any notebook.



TOPIC: 3.PARTS OF SPEECH.

I. Answer the following1. How many parts of speech are there and what are they?

II. Listen to the audio carefully and Fill in the blanks:1. ___ tells us more about a noun.2. ___ is an example of a pronoun.3. An adverb tells us more about a ____.4. A preposition shows the relation between a ___ and a___.5. ‘And , but, yet’ are the examples of ____.6. Sudden feeling is expressed by___.7. A ___ tells us what persons, animals or things do.8. Name of a person, animal, place or thing indicates ___ part of speech.

III. Identify the part of speech for the underlined word in the sentence:Example : a)Janine lives in India.

Ans) Janine – noun ; in – preposition.

1. She is the smartest kid in class.2. Letswalk to the park.3. Joe grumpily got out of bed.4. Its time for me to go. Cheerio. 5. Brazil is beautiful this time of year.6. You will need to study if you want to pass in test.7. It’s a long drive, but it’s worth the trip.8. The coffee shop is across the street.9. Sara ranquickly to school.10.Ahh! That feels wonderful.11.Who is coming to the party tonight?12.Put carrots in the refrigerator please.13.Should I buy the bluejeans ?14.The air conditioning unit desperately needs repair.15.Do you ever think before you speak?

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NAVA BHARAT PUBLIC SCHOOLWORK SHEET

CLASS – V SUBJECT – SCIENCETOPIC: ROCKS, MINERALS AND SOIL

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS 1. Name the three types of rocks.2. What is magma?3. Which liquid is called Black gold?4. Why does pumice stone float on water?5. Give two examples each: A) Sedimentary rocks b) Metamorphic rocks.6. Name two metallic and two non – metallic minerals.7. Name any four gem stones.8. Give the constituents of the soil.9. How are igneous rocks formed? Name any three types of igneous rocks.10. How is petroleum formed? Name the products we get from petroleum.11. How is soil useful for living beings. (List any FOUR uses).12. The breakdown of rocks into the soil is called ______.13. Rocks break into smaller pieces due to the action of _______.14. ________ are underground natural resources.15. Metals are extracted from their ______.16. ______ is used for making black boards, slates, roof tiles.17. All rocks are made up of same minerals. (T/F)18. Sedimentary rocks are always formed in layers. (T/F)19. Metamorphic rocks have fossils in them. (T/F)20. We do not depend on soil. (T/F)21. The protection of soil against soil erosion is called soil conservation. (T/F)22. The fuels used in atomic power plant is ______. ( )

a) Coal b) Petrol c) Uranium 23. The Taj Mahal is made up of _______. ( ) a) Slate b) Marble c) Granite 24. Which of the following is not a constituent of soil? ( ) a) Clay b) Sand c) Plastic 25. Soil supports the growth of plants by holding their_____. ( ) a) Leaves b) Stem c) Roots NOTE : Complete these worksheets as homework in any notebook.

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