Portion for Cycle Test 2

English

1.     Prose: The Lady with the Lamp
2.      Grammar: Adjectives
3.      Comprehension: Flamingoes
4.     Poetry:Up – Hill 
5.      Grammar: Finite Verbs
6.      SR: In Times of Adversity
7.      Composition: Diary Writing
8.      Prose: The Flying Sikh 
9. Grammar: Non Finite Verbs
10. Comprehension: The Silk Road
11. Grammar: Tenses
12. Poetry: Ozymandias    
13. SR: Feathered Friend
14. Grammar: Subject Verb Agreement
15. Composition: Data Interpretation

Math
v  Chapter 8: Understanding Shapes
v  Chapter 2: Squares and Square roots
v  Chapter 3: Cubes and Cube roots
v  Chapter 9: 3 – D Visualisation
v  Chapter 11: Perimeter and Area
Science
v  Ch 8: Fuel, Fire and Flame
v  Ch 4: Life under a Microscope
v  Ch 2: Cells- The Building Blocks of Life
v  Ch 3: Tissues: Cells in Unison
v  Ch 16: Natural Forces
v  Ch 14: The Music of Sound Energy


Social Science
Geography

1.      Ch 4. Earth’s Farm House
2.      Ch 5. Minerals and Power Resources
3.      Ch 6. Earth Harvested
History and Civics

1.      History: Ch 5. The Great Uprising of 1857     
2.      Civics:Ch 14. Fundamental Rights and Duties                                                 
3.      History:Ch 6. Colonialism and Urbanisation  
4.      History:Ch 7. Craft and Industries Under the British Rule                                              
5.      Civics:Ch 15.  Directive Principles of State Policy                                                       

Hindi
1.         पाठ-स्वामी विवेकानंद
2.         व्याकरण-समास
3.         व्याकरण-संज्ञा
4.         व्याकरण-लिंग
5.         कविता-फूल और काँटे
6.         रचना-पत्र-लेखन (औपचारिक)
7.         पाठ-गिल्लू
8.         लहर-इंद्रधनुष
9.       व्याकरण-वचन
10.       व्याकरण-मुहावरे
11.       रचना- कहानी-लेखन



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