Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar, Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard II
Date
Subject
Portions
Course Book - Impression
Chapter – 6 Naren’s Kindness
9.10.14
(Thursday)
English – II
Literature in
English
Chapter – 7 The Star
Chapter – 8 Peter Rabbit
Chapter – 10 The magic shell
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ikB&6 dSlk fdruk
ikB&7 djuk gS dqN dke
11.10.14
(Saturday)
ikB&8 uke dh txg
Hindi
fuca/k izkFkZuk i=
mRd"kZ
ikB&3 ckn’kkg dh jtkbZ
ikB&4 th gksrk fpfM+;k cu tkWÅ
ikB&5 ubZ rlohj
ikB&6 ?k¡?k: okyh fjax
13.10.14
(Monday)
Mathematics
Chapter – 3
Addition
Chapter – 4
Subtraction
Chapter - 5
Mixed addition
and subtraction
Chapter - 13 Geometry
Question Paper Blue Print
Word meanings
Make sentences
True / False
Choose the correct word
Match the opposites
Fill ups
Pick out the rhyming words from
the given stanza
Question / Answers
Complete the poem
1.Translation
2-fp= igpku dj fyf[k,
3- [kkyh LFkku Hkfj,
4-fo’ks"k.k ’kCn Hkfj,
5-feyku dfj,
6-fdz;k ’kCn igpku dj xksyk
yxkb,
7-fdlus dgk fdlls dgk
8-dfork fyf[k,
9-’kCnkFkZ fyf[k,
10- iz’ku &mRRj fyf[k,
11- fuca/k
12-izkFkZuk i=
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x4 = 20
10
5x1=5
4x1=4
5x1=5
6x1=6
6x1=6
6x1=6
4x2=8
1x4=4
5x1=5
5x3=15
1x10=10
1x6=6
(i) Choose the correct option
(ii) Fill in the blanks
(iii) Addition of 2 and 3 digit
number with carry over
(iv) Subtraction of 2 and 3 digit
number with borrowing
(v) To identify geometrical and
solid shapes through figure.
(vi) Word problem based on
addition, subtraction, and mixed
addition and subtraction
(vii) Missing number based on
addition and subtraction
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
(i) Singular / Plural
(ii) Match the gender with picture
(iii) Choose the correct pronoun
(iv) Fill up with correct pronoun
(v) Pick out and write the verb
(vi) Find the correct verb
(vii) Choose the correct
preposition from the box
(viii) Unseen passage
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
Fill in the blanks
True / False
Match the following
Choose the correct option
Identify the picture below
Give two examples of each
Answer these questions
Short note on religious festivals
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x4=20
5x2 = 10
Grammar Book – Corner Stone
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
17.10.14
(Friday)
English – I
Language
Social Studies
Chapter 5 – Singular / Plural
Chapter 6 – Genders
Chapter 8 – Pronouns
Chapter 9 – More on Pronouns
Chapter 15 – Verbs
Chapter 16 – Am / is / are /
was / were
Chapter 22 – Prepositions
Chapter 10 – Festivals are fun
Chapter 11 – Rest and
Recreation
Chapter 12 – Finding our way
Chapter 13 – Ways of travelling
10x1 = 10
5x2=10
20.10.14
(Monday)
Science
Chapter – 6 Bones and Muscles
Chapter – 7 Our food
Chapter – 8 Housing and clothing
Choose the correct option
Match the column
Give one word
True / False
Fill in the blanks
Give two suitable examples of each
Question / Answers
Picture based question
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
10x2 = 20
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 25th September
2014 in our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard III
Date
9.10.14
(Thursday)
Subject
Hindi
Portions
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fuca/k izkFkZuk i=
ikB&5 laKk] fyax] opu
ikB&8 fdz;k] ikB&10 eqgkojs
mRd"kZ&
ikB&3]5]6]7]9
ikB&3 fdLLkk rsukyhjke dk
ikB&5 tyrh gk¡Mh
ikB&6 ,d ’kjhj esa fdrus nks gSA
ikB&7 iaNh dh pkg
ikB&9 vDy dk ikS/kk
Question Paper Blue Print
1.Translation
2-laKk Nk¡Vks
3-fyax cnfy,
4-opu cnfy,
5-okD;ksa esa fdz;k Nk¡Vdj fyf[k,
6-eqgkojs
7-[kkyh LFkku Hkfj,
8- lgh o xyr dk fu’kku yxkb,
9-feyku djks
10-’kCnkFkZ
11-lewg ls vyx ’kCn ij xksyk yxkb;s
12-’kCnksa ls okD; cukvksa
13- iz’ku& mRRkj fy[kks
14- fuca/k
15- izkFkZuk &i=
6x1=6
4x1=4
4x1=4
4x1=4
4x1=4
2x2=4
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
4x1=4
5x1=5
4x1=4
4x3=12
1x8=8
1x6=6
Course Book - Impression
11.10.14
(Saturday)
English-II
Literature in
English
Chapter 3 – Deepak’s Plane
Chapter 5 – Miku and Jet Black’s
Advenure
Chapter 6 – Cradle Song
Chapter 7 - Lara
Grammar Book – Corner Stone
13.10.14
(Monday)
English – I
Language
Chapter 2 – The Sentence
Chapter 3 – Negative Sentence
- Who are they?
Chapter 8 – Personal pronoun
Chapter 9 – Articles - Synonyms
Chapter 21- Prepositions
Chapter 23 – Punctuations
Chapter 6 – Living and Non
living things
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
Science
Chapter 7 – Parts of a Plants
Chapter 13 - Pollution
Chapter 4 – Addition and
subtraction
17.10.14
(Friday)
Mathematics
Chapter 5 – Multiplication
Chapter 6 – Division
Chapter 13 – Geometry
from Pg. No. 127 to 134.
Word Meanings
Write the opposites of the given
words
Make sentences
Pick the odd one out
Pick out the rhyming words from
the given stanza
True / False
Question / Answers
Complete the poem
Rewrite the sentences using no /
not at correct places
Fill with suitable pronouns
Fill with a, an, the correctly
Write the synonyms for given
words
Pick out the preposition from
given sentences
Change the statements into
question sentences
Rewrite the given sentences in
correct order
Rewrite the sentences using
punctuations
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1=5
10x1 = 10
4x5 = 20
10
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1=10
Identify the scientific key words
Choose the correct option
Match the column
Give one word
Fill in the blanks
Write True / False
Define the term
Question / Answers
Give two examples
Label the given diagram
5x1 = 5
5x2 =10
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
Choose the correct option
Fill in the blanks
Addition and subtraction upto 5
digit number
Missing number based on
addition and subtraction
Multiplication using dodging
Multiplication by 2 and 3 digit
number
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
Divide by using short division
method
Divide by using long division
method
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
Word problem based on
addition, subtraction,
multiplication and division
Identify the shapes
Chapter 9 – Delhi
20.10.14
(Monday)
Chapter 10 – Mumbai
Social Studies
Chapter 11 – Kolkata
Chapter 12 - Chennai
5x4 = 20
5x1 = 5
One word
Fill in the blanks
True / False
Choose the correct option
Fill the missing letter
Answer in short
Answer these questions
Mark the states on political map
of India
Identify the picture and write
their name
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1=5
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 25th September
2014 in our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard IV
Date
Subject
Portions
Chapter 6 – Properties of whole
numbers
9.10.14
(Thursday)
Mathematics
Chapter 9 – Roman Numerals
Chapter 10 – Money
Chapter 14 – Geometry
11.10.14
(Saturday)
English – II
Literature in
English
Course Book - Impression
Chapter 6 – The Kitten at play
Chapter 7 – Irah becomes a
flower gardener
Chapter 8 – A Tree
Chapter 9 – Damon and Pythias
Chapter 6 – Solid, liquid and gas
13.10.14
(Monday)
Science
Chapter 7 – Plants making food
Chapter 14 – Our Earth and its
neighbours
Question Paper Blue Print
Fill in the blanks
State true or false
Choose the correct one
Solve the following
Do as directed
Solve
Word problems
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x3 = 15
5x4 = 20
3x5 = 15
Word meaning
Match the words
Make sentences
Find synonym word for given
meaning
Add prefix and suffix
Fill in the blanks
Complete the poem
Find rhyming word from given
poem
Answer the question
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
Choose the correct option
Give one word
True / False
Match the column
Fill ups
Write one difference between
Give two examples of scientific
term
Question / Answers
Diagram based questions
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
2x1 = 2
Find the type of sentence
Find the correct form of the verb
Pick the appropriate prepositions
Tick the correct conjunctions
Write the opposites words
Write the synonyms
Fill in the blanks
Turn the sentence into past or
present as directed
Write the degrees for the given
word as directed
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
One word
Fill ups
True / False
Match the following
Give examples
Answer in brief
Identify the picture and write two
lines on it
Map
National park and wildlife
sanctuary
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x3 = 15
4x2 = 8
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
Grammar Book – Corner Stone
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
English – I
Language
Chapter 4 – Types of sentence
Chapter 13 – Degrees of
comparison
Chapter 17 – Tenses : Simple
present and simple past
Chapter 18 – Simple future
tense
Chapter 25 – Conjunctions
Synonyms and Antonyms
Chapter 24 – Prepositions
Chapter 8 – Our natural
resource
17.10.14
(Friday)
Social Studies
Chapter 9 – Soils of India
Chapter 10 – Our forest wealth
Chapter 11 – Our water
resources
5x2 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
20.10.14
(Monday)
Hindi
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izkFkZuk &i=
mRd"kZ& ikB& 3] 4] 5] 7] 8
1-vuqokn
2-fdz;k”’kCn Hkjdj [kkyh LFkku
dh iwfrZ djks3 fyax onyks
4- opu onyks
5- laKk igpku dj vyx djks
6- fo’ks"k.k ’kCn ij xksyk yxkvks
7-loZuke ’kCn Nk¡Vdj fy[kksa
8- fuca/k fyf[k,
9- izkFkZuk i= fy[kks
10-’kCnkFkZ fyf[k,
11- fdlus dgk fdlls dgk
12- eqgkojs
13- foykse ’kCn fyf[k,
14-iz’ku & mRRkj fyf[k,
15-vifBr xa/kk’k
16-dfork fyf[k,
3x1 = 3
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
1x10 =10
1x6 = 6
5x1 = 5
3x2 = 6
2x2 = 4
4x1 = 4
5x2 = 10
4x1 = 4
1x4 = 4
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 25th September
2014 in our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard V
Date
Subject
Portions
5. Animal Everywhere
9.10.14
(Thursday)
Science
6. Our skeletal system
7. Nervous system
8. Force and Energy
9. The Treeless Grassland.
10. Environment Pollution
11.10.14
(Saturday)
11. Caring for our Environment
Social Studies
12. Natural Disaster
17. We are proud of them
18. Towards freedom
Question Paper Blue Print
Choose the correct answer
True or false
Match the column
Scramble word
Fill in the blanks
Give one word
Difference between
Diagram based questions
Answer the questions
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1= 10
10x1 = 10
2x5 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x2 = 20
Choose the correct answer
Give one word
True or false
Match the column
Fill in the blanks
Define the term
Map work
Short answer question
Long answer question
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1 10
5x2 = 10
10x1=10
6x2 = 12
6x3 = 18
Hindi-I
Hindi-I
vifBr xn;ka’k
13.10.14
(Monday)
Hindi
foykse] Ik;kZ;okph ’kCn
ikB&5 fo’ks"k.k
ikB&6 fdz;k
ikB&12 eqgkojs o yksdksfDr¡;k
dgkuh & ys[ku
Hindi –II
ikB&2 ckyd panzxqIr
[k.M^v^
dgkuh ys[ku
07
i=& ys[ku
05
vifBr xn~;ka’k
08
lgh eqgkojs fy[kdj okD; iqjk
djsa
5x1 = 5
yksdksfDr dks mlds vFkZ ls 5x½ =2½
feyk,¡
3x1 = 3
iz’u mRrj
5x ½=2½
3x1 = 3
fdz;k ’kCn Hkjdj okD; iqjk djsa
4x½=2
okD;ksa dks funsZ’kkuqlkj cnysa
4x ½ = 2
foykse ’kCn
i;kZ;okph ’kCn
ikB&3 nksLr dk nksLr viuk nksLr Hindi-II
ikB&6 vtark dh xqQk,W
ikB&9 fpV~Bh
ikB& 10 feys lqj esjk rqEgkjk
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
Mathematics
4. Factors & Multiples
6. Decimal Fractions
7. Estimation
8. Simplification
25. Data Handling
’kCnkFkZ
iz'ku mRRj ¼y?kqrjh;½
nh?kZ mrjh; iz’uksRrj
fjDr LFkku
lgh fodYi
dfork ¼5 ykbu½
8x1 = 8
5x2 = 10
3x3 = 9
6x½ = 3
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
Multiple choice questions
Fill in the blanks
True / False
Solve
Simplify
Word problem
10x1=10
10x1=10
10x1=10
10x2=20
5x4=20
2x5=10
Grammar Book – Corner Stone
17.10.14
(Friday)
English – I
Language
Chapter 5 – Kinds of Nouns
Chapter 7 – Noun Gender
Chapter 13 – Articles
Chapter 25 – Conjunctions,
Homophones, Synonyms and
Antonyms
Find the abstract noun
Find the common noun
Write opposite gender
Find the neuter gender
Find the definite article
Choose the correct article
Join these sentences using
conjunctions
Make sentences from
homophones
Write the antonyms
Write synonyms
Unseen passage
10x1=10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
given
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
Course Book - Impression
Chapter 4 – To a Butterfly
20.10.14
(Monday)
English – II
Literature in
English
Chapter 5 – The Fir Tree
Chapter 6 – The Snare
Chapter 8 – The Softest bed in the
world
Word meaning
Find the subject
Find the word for given meaning
Write opposites
Make sentences from the given
words
Short story
Letter writing
Jumbled words
Answer the questions
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
3x5 = 15
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 25th September
2014 in our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard VI
Date
9.10.14
(Thursday)
10.10.14
(Friday)
Subject
Mathematics
English – I
Language
Portions
1. Sets
2. Fractions
3. Decimals
4. Factors & Multiples
5. Power & Roots
6. Simple Interest
7. Fundamental concept of
Algebra
Chapter 8 – Adjectives
Chapter 17 – Verb Transitive
and Intransitive
Chapter 18 – Active Voice –
Passive Voice
Chapter 19 – Subject verb
agreement
Unseen passage
Story writing
Question Paper Blue Print
Multiple Choice Question
True / False
Fill in the blanks
Solve the following
Simplify
Word Problems
1x10 = 10
1x10 = 10
1x10 = 10
2x10 = 20
5x4 = 20
2x5 = 10
Unseen passage
Short Story
Underline the adjective
Add suffix to the words
Fill up with adjective
Underline the direct object & circle
the indirect object
Identify the verb transitive or
intransitive
Underline verb whether they are in
Active or Passive voice
Change the voice as directed
Choose correct words
Find adjective and pronoun and
mention its type
5x2 = 10
1x10 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
Fill in the blanks
Multiple Choice Questions
True or False
Match the following
Answer in one word / sentence
Give reasons
Give two examples
Picture based questions
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
2x2 = 4
3x2 = 6
2x10 = 20
Choose the correct option
Matching
True or False
Fill ups
Give one word / Answer in one
sentence
Answer in short
Answer in detail
Numerical and definitions
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
Fill ups
Give one word
Match the column
True or False
Give reason
Answer the following
Diagram based questions
Word meaning
Frame sentences from given words
Explain with reference to context
Form new words by adding suffix
and prefix
Complete these sentences with
words from the story
Find the opposites
Complete the sentences using
contractions
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x3 = 15
3x5 = 15
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
7x2 = 14
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
Chapter 6 - Vedic Age
11.10.14
(Saturday)
History /
Civics
Chapter 7 – Buddhism and
Jainism
Chapter 8 – The Magadhan
Empire
Chapter 12 – Panchayati Raj
System
Chapter 2 – Measurement of
Length, Area and Volume
13.10.14
(Monday)
Physics
Chapter 3 – Measurement of
mass, time and temperature
Chapter 4 – Force and
pressure
2. Water
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
Chemistry
4. Rocks and fossil fuels
Chapter 8 – The fun they had
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
English – II
Literature in
English
Chapter – Nat
Chapter 10 – Dear Mr.
Examiner
5x1 = 5
5x3 = 15
2x5 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
6x2 = 12
7x2 = 14
16.10.14
(Thursday)
Hindi
fgUnh&1
fgUnh &1 [k.M ^v^
ikB&6 ’kCn dks"k
i=& ys[ku
fuc/k ys[ku
i= & ys[ku
vifBr xan;
~ k’k
iz’u mRRkj
laf{kIrk{kj
dkjd crk,¡
loZuke ls okD; iw.kZ djsa
fyax ijhoZru
fgUnh&2
fgUnh&2 [k.M ^c^
ikB&3 eq>ls dqN er fNikuk
‘’kCnkFkZ
iz'u mRRkj¬¼y?kqrjh;½
iz'u mRRkj¬¼nh?kZ½
fjDr LFkku
okaD;k’k ds fy;s ,d ’kCn
mfpr fodYi
i;kZ;okph’kCn
8x1=8
5x2 = 10
2x4 = 8
8x½ = 4
4x1 = 4
4x1 = 4
4x½ = 2
Choose the correct option
Fill in the blanks
Matching
True / False
Answer in one word
Complete the tables (Classify
groups)
Short answer
Long answer
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
8x1 = 8
6x2 = 12
2x5 = 10
Fill ups
Match the following
True or False
Choose the correct
Answer in one word / sentence
Give reasons
Diagram based questions
Mark the map of Australia
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1= 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
2x2½= 5
2x10 = 20
10x1 = 10
ikB&9 laKk
ikB&10 loZuke
fuca/k& ys[ku
ikN&4 HkkM+ esa Hkquh gosyh
ikB&6 ckny& ikuh
ikB&7 rk¡xs okyk
10
7
10
4x1 = 4
6x½ = 3
6x½ =3
3x½=1½
3x½=1½
ikB&9 dj fn;k deky
17.10.14
(Friday)
Biology
Chapter 2 – Classification of
plants
Chapter 3 – Classification of
Animals
Chapter 4 – Australia location &
physical features
20.10.14
(Monday)
Geography
Chapter 5 – Australia climate
natural vegetation
Chapter 6 – Australia Resources
Chapter 7 – Australia case study
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in
our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard VII
Date
Subject
Portions
Course Book - Impression
09.10.14
(Thursday)
English Paper
II
Literature in
English
Chapter 7 – Desirable shawl
Chapter 8 – Loveliest of Trees
Chapter 9 – A song for Jin Wai
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7- milxZ ]izR;;
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10.10.14
(Friday)
Hindi
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ikB&5 eu & Hkkou lkou
ikB&7 ued lR;kxzg
ikB&8 iSl¨ dk isM+
ikB&9 flanckn
Chapter 5 – Weathering and soil
formation
Geography
Chapter 6 – North America –
Location, Physical features
Chapter 7 – North America –
Climate, Natural vegetation and
Wildlife
Grammar Book – Corner Stone
13.10.14
(Monday)
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x2 = 20
5x2 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
1x10=10
1x7=7
5x1=5
4x1=4
4x1=4
2x1=2
4x1=4
4x½=2
2x1=2
ikB&7 loZuke
ikB&15 i= ys[ku ]dgkuh ys[ku ]
11.10.14
(Saturday)
Question Paper Blue Print
Word meanings
Make sentences from given words
Explain with reference to context
(ERC)
Make sentences after adding suffix
Pick out the oxymoron
Correct mistakes in the sentences
Correct the prefixes and rewrite the
sentences
Frame the questions
English Paper I Chapter 6 – Articles
(Language)
Chapter 7 – Simple Tense
Chapter 8 – Continuous Tense
Diary Entry, Essay writing
Reading & Speaking skill
Biology
Chapter 3 – Tissue, organ and
organ system
Chapter 4 – Life process,
movement in animals and
plants
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8x1=8
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5x1=5
12-fjDr LFkku Hkjksa
3x1=3
13-fyax
3x1=3
14-opu
15- okD; esa mn~n’s ; dks jsa[kkafdr
5x1=5
djks
16- i;kZ;okph
3x1=3
17- okD;ksa dks ’kqn~) djks
3x1=3
Fill ups
Match the following
True or False
Choose the correct
Answer in one word /sentence
Give reasons
Diagram based questions
Mark in the physical and political
map of North America
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
2x2½ = 5
2x10 = 20
Diary Entry
Essay writing
Write the correct articles
Change or omit, Insert articles where
necessary
Fill in the blanks according to the
instructions (change verb form)
Rewrite the paragraph in simple past
Find the correct tense from
highlighted words
Change the tense of verb
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
Fill ups
Choose the correct option
True / False
Matching
Answer in short
Answer in detail
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
6x2 = 12
5x2=10
4x2=8
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
2x5 = 10
Identify the organ in given
diagram
Make a diagram
Complete the table
Ch. 9 - Unitary method & its
application
Ch. 10 – Speed, distance and time
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
Mathematics
Chapter 11 – Percentage
Ch.20 – Simplification of algebraic
fractions
2x5 = 10
1x5 = 5
1x5 = 5
Fill in the blanks
True or False
Choose the correct one
Solve the following
Simplify
Do as directed
Word problem
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x3 = 15
5x4 = 20
3x5 = 15
Fill ups
True or False
Choose the correct one
Match the following
Answer in one word / sentence
Give reason
Give two examples
Picture based questions
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
2x2 = 4
3x2 = 6
2x10 = 20
Multiple Choice Questions
Match the following
True or False
Fill ups
One word / One sentence
Answer in short
Answer in detail
Numerical and Experiment based
questions
10x1=10
10x1=10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
2x5 = 10
5x2 = 10
Fill ups
One word
Match the column
True or False
Give reason
Answer in brief
Diagram based question
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
5x3 = 15
3x5 = 15
Ch. 21 – Linear equations in one
variable
Ch. 26 – Angles and parallel lines
16.10.14
(Thursday)
History /
Civics
Chapter 5 – The Coming of the
Mughals
Chapter 6 – Akbar the Great
Chapter 7 – The Mughal Empire
after Akbar
Chapter 13 – Directive
Principles of State Policy
Chapter 2 – Force and motion
18.10.14
(Saturday)
Physics
Chapter 3 – Sound
Chapter 4 – Heat and its effect
20.10.14
(Monday)
Chemistry
Chapter 3 – Air and its
constituents II
Chapter 4 – Chemistry in your
life.
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in
our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard VIII
Date
09.10.14
(Thursday)
Subject
Hindi
Portions
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05 jk"Vªifr dh fprk,¡
06 esjk izd`fr izes
07 lkxj ls cukjl rd
09 ljksn Jh ljksn jkuh
Chapter 3 – More about solid,
liquid, gas.
10.10.14
(Friday)
Physics
Chapter 6 – Static electricity
Chapter 4 – Heat
11.10.14
(Saturday)
Mathematics
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
Biology
Chapter 3 – Life process :
Control & coordination
Composition
Letter
English Paper I
Tenses : Simple Perfect, Perfect
(Language)
Continuous Tense
Notice writing
Chapter 7 – The Girl called Anne
English
Paper- II
(Literature in
English)
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6-nh?kZ mRRkj
7-fjDr LFkku
8-Hkko Li"V
9-vfuok;Z iz’u
Section A
Choose the correct option
Fill ups
True & False
Give reasons
Section B
Attempt any 4 out of 6 including
diagram based, numerical.
Section A
Fill ups
True or False
Matching
Simplify
Chapter 9 – Unitary method and
its application
Chapter 10 – Speed, distance
and time
Chapter 11 – Percentage
Chapter 31 – Basic construction
Section B
Chapter 14 – Fundamental
concept of algebraic expression Solve the following
Chapter 15 – Exponents
Solve the following
Chapter 2 – Growth,
development and reproduction
13.10.14
(Monday)
Question Paper Blue Print
Chapter 8 – In times of
Adversity
Chapter 9 – Feathered Friend
Choose the correct option
Fill in the blanks
True / False
Matching
Label the diagram
Make diagram
Answer in one word
Answer in short
Answer in detail
Composition
Letter writing
Usage of tenses in sentences
Notice Writing
Word meanings
Frame sentences
Explain with reference to context
Fill in the blanks
Full form of words
Identify the tenses
Rewrite the sentences using
‘inspite of’
Change objectives into adverbs
40
1x10=10
1x7=7
5x2=10
13
40
5x2=10
4x4=16
4x1=4
5x1=5
1x5=5
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x2 = 10
4x10 = 40
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
10x2 = 20
5x3 = 15
5x5 = 25
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
2x5 = 10
1x5 = 5
5x1 = 5
5x2 = 10
2x5 = 10
1x25 = 25
1x15 = 15
25x1 = 25
1x15 =15
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x2 = 20
8x2 = 16
2x1 = 2
5x2 = 10
5x2 = 10
4x½=2
Chapter 4 – Structure of an
atom
16.10.14
(Thursday)
Chemistry
Chapter 5 – Nuclear chemistry
th
18.10.14
(Saturday)
History /
Civics
Chapter 5 – India in the 18
century
Chapter 6 – Growth of British
Powers
Chapter 7 – British Policies and
their impact
Chapter 14 – The United Nation
Organisation
Chapter 15 – Agencies of the
UNO
Chapter 6 – Location and
Physical feature of Europe
20.10.14
(Monday)
Geography
Chapter 7 – Climate and wildlife
of Europe
Chapter 8 – Europe - Resources
Section – I
Fill ups
Match the column
Give reasons
Rewrite the statement correctly
One word answer
True or False
Write electronic configuration
Differentiate between
Section – II
Attempt any four out of six
Fill ups
Match the column
True or False
Choose the correct
Answer in one word / sentence
Write the full form and
headquarters
Give reasons
Picture based questions
Section I
Fill ups
Match the column
True / False
Choose the correct
Answer in one word / sentence
Give reasons
Section II
Picture based questions
Mark on the physical & political
map of Europe.
40 Marks
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
5x1=5
4x10=40
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
2½x2 = 5
2x10 = 20
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
10x1 = 10
5x1 = 5
10x1 = 10
2x2½ = 5
2x10 = 20
10x1 = 10
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Weightage of
marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
Total
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass
mark for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in
our school website www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard IX
Date
09.10.14
(Thursday)
Subject
Portions
History :- The Indian National
Movement
a. The first war of Independence
b. Factors promoting growth of
Nationalism
History / Civics c. Foundation of Indian National
Congress– immediate objectives
Civics :The Union legislature
10. 10.14
(Friday)
English – II
(Literature in
English)
11. 10.14
(Saturday)
11. 10.14
(Saturday)
Drama : The Merchant of Venice
Act I
Prose :
Journey by night
Hunger
Poem :
The Inchcape rock
In the Bazaar of Hyderabad
Linear equation in one variable
Quadratic equation
Mathematics Ration and proportion
Factorization
T – Ration of complementary
angles
Chapter 2 – Living thing in
Environmental ecosystem
Science
Chapter 5 – Water
Chapter 6 - Air
3.The climate of India
4.Soils in India
13. 10.14
(Monday)
14. 10.14
(Tuesday)
Geography
Map work :Location of physical features of
India, Soil distribution
English – I
(Language)
15. 10.14
Biology
(Wednesday)
Composition
Letter writing
Comprehension
Grammar
1. Cell Cycle and Cell Division
2 Structure of chromosome
3.Absorption by roots
Question Paper Blue Print
Part I (30 Marks)
Question 1 carries 10 marks each sub
questions carries 1 mark(10x 1= 10)
Question 2 carries 20 marks each sub
questions carries 2 marks (10x2=20)
Part II ( 50 marks)
Section A any 2 questions from 3 each
question carries 10 marks(2x10=20)
Section B any 3 questions from 3 each
question carries 10 marks(3x10=30)
(Each sub question carries 3+3+4 =10
or2+2+3+3=10)
Attempt any 5 questions in all. 1 question
from each section A, B & C is compulsory and
any two other questions. (5 x 16 = 80 marks).
Each question carries 3+3+3+3+4 = 16 marks
Section A – Drama (Merchant of Venice)
Question 1 and Question 2
Section B – Poetry
Question 3 and Question 4
Section C – Prose
Question 5 and Question 6
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Attempt all four questions. Each question carries
3+3+4= 10 marks.. (4x10=40)
Section B – 40 marks.
Attempt any four questions from seven. Each
question carries 3+3+4=10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks (20x2=40)
Section B (Answer any 4 questions)-40 marks
Each question carries 10 marks.
Part I – 30 Marks (Compulsory)
India Map
Question 1 carries 20 marks (sub questions from
1 mark, 2 marks, 3 marks, 4 marks)
Question 2 carries 10 marks – each sub question
carries 1 mark
Part II – 50 marks (Attempt any 5 questions. Each
question carries 10 marks)
Each sub question carries 2+2+3+3 or 3+3+4 or
5+5 marks
Attempt all four questions.
(25+10+25+20= 80 marks).
Composition
– 25 marks
Letter
- 10 marks
Comprehension - 25 marks
Grammar
- 20 marks
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks (8x5=40)
Question 1 has eight sub questions a, b, c, d, e, f, g
and h. Each sub question carries 5 marks. (5x1=5
marks).
Overall 40 one mark questions.
Questions like Fill up, Choose the correct one,
Give reasons, Match the following, True or False
and rewrite false statement, Differentiate
between etc.
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question carries 2
parts like a (5 marks) and b (5 marks). Overall
each question carries ½ mark, 1 mark & 2 marks.
16. 10.14
(Thursday)
Physics
1. Refraction, Dispersion ,
Scattering
2. Current Electricity (Upto
combination of resistance and its
related problems)
16. 10.14
(Thursday)
Economics
Chemistry
17. 10.14
(Friday)
17.10.14
(Friday)
Unit 1 – Understanding economy
1. Production possibility curve
2. Types of economics
Unit 2 – The Productive Mechanism
1. Land
2. Labour
1. Periodic properties and its
variation
2. Chemical bonding
4. Analytical chemistry
Commercial
Studies
Unit 2 – Communication
Unit 3 – Marketing
a. Marketing
b. Product & Service
c. Marketing research
d. Advertising
Unit 8
18. 10.14
(Saturday)
18.10.14
(Saturday)
Computer
Application
Physical
Education
if – else, switch, for loop
Theory :Chapter 1 – Basic organization
Chapter 2 – Movement and
support
Chapter 3 – Respiration
Games :1. Cricket
2. Basketball
Hindi
20.10.14
(Monday)
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14 Je dh izfr"Bk
pUnzxqIr fodzekfnR;
vad %& 14]15]16]17]18
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks (4x10=40)
Attempt 4 questions. Each question carries
2+2+2+2+2=10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question
carries 2 or 3 parts like a, b and c (3+3+4=10)
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks 20x2=40
Section B – 40 marks
Answer any four questions of 10 marks each.
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Overall 40 one mark questions. Questions like Fill
up, Choose the correct one, Give reasons, Match
the following. Write the chemical formula. Write
the balanced chemical equation.
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question carries 2
or 3 parts like a, b and c (3+3+4=10) Overall each
question carries 1 mark, 2 marks, 3 marks and 4
marks.
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks 20x2=40
Section B – 40 marks
Answer any four questions of 10 marks each.
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Attempt all four questions. Each question
carries 2+2+2+2+2 = 10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section B – 60 marks
Attempt any four questions out of six. Each
question carries 15 marks. (4x15=60)
Section A (Compulsory) – 50 marks
Each question carries 10 marks (5x10=50) and
each sub question carries 2+2+3+3=10
Section B – 50 marks
Answer any 2 questions of 25 marks each.
Attempt one question on each of the two
games of your choice.
Each sub question carries 8+9+8=25
SECTION A (40 Marks)
Composition
Letter
Comprehension
Grammar
SECTION B (40 Marks)
Book 1–Gadya Sanklan (20 marks)
Book 2-Chandragupt
Vikramaditya (20 Marks)
1x15=15
1x7=7
5x2=10
8 marks
8x2½=20
8x2½=20
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Half Yearly Examinations
Second Unit Test
Annual Examinations
Total
Weightage of marks
10%
30%
10%
50%
100%
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass mark
for each subject is 35%.
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in our school website
www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard X
Date
Subject
Portions
Drama : The Merchant of Venice
Act III – Scene I, II, III
9.10.14
(Thursday)
ENGLISH – II
(Literature in
English)
Prose:
The Bet
Journey by night
Poem :
Doctor’s journal entry
Stopping by woods
Section-A
1.Composition
2.Letter
10.10.14
(Friday)
3. Unseen Passage
HINDI
4.Grammar
Section-B
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Question Paper Blue Print
Attempt any 5 questions in all. 1 question from
each section A, B & C is compulsory and any
two other questions. (5 x 16 = 80 marks). Each
question carries 3+3+3+3+4 = 16 marks
Section A – Drama (Merchant of Venice)
Question 1 and Question 2
Section B – Poetry
Question 3 and Question 4
Section C – Prose
Question 5 and Question 6
SECTION A (40 Marks)
Composition
Letter
Comprehension
Grammar
SECTION B (40 Marks)
Book 1–Gadya Sanklan (20 marks)
Book 2-Chandragupt Vikramaditya
(20 Marks)
1x15=15
1x7=7
5x2=10
8 marks
8x2½=20
8x2½=20
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11.10.14
(Saturday)
MATHEMATICS
11.10.14
(Saturday)
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE
2. Algebra
5. Trigonometry
3. Managing the urban environment
7. Energy
8. Waste
1.Basic Biology :iii. Genetics : Mendel’s law of
inheritance and sex linked
inheritance diseases.
13.10.14
(Monday)
BIOLOGY
2.Plant Physiology :i. Absorption by roots
ii. The rise of water upto xylem
Unit II
Theory of Demand and Supply
13.10.14
(Monday)
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
ECONOMICS
Unit III
Public finance
CHEMISTRY
3. Study of Acid, base and salts
8. Study of compounds
HCl, NH3 , H2SO4, HNO3
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Attempt all four questions. Each question
carries 3+3+4= 10 marks.. (4x10=40)
Section B – 40 marks.
Attempt any four questions from seven. Each
question carries 3+3+4=10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks 20x2=40
Section B (Answer any 4 questions)-40 marks
Each question carries 10 marks
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks (8x5=40)
Question 1 has eight sub questions a, b, c, d, e,
f, g and h. Each sub question carries 5 marks.
(5x1=5 marks). Overall 40 one mark questions.
Questions like Fill up, Choose the correct one,
Give reasons, Match the following, True or
False and rewrite false statement, Differentiate
between etc.
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question
carries 2 parts like a (5 marks) and b (5 marks).
Overall each question carries ½ mark, 1 mark
and 2 marks.
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks 20x2=40
Section B – 40 marks
Answer any four questions of 10 marks each.
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Overall 40 one mark questions. Questions like
Fill up, Choose the correct one, Give reasons,
Match the following.
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question
carries 2 or 3 parts like a, b and c (3+3+4=10)
Overall each question carries 1 mark, 2 marks,
3 marks and 4 marks.
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
HISTORY / CIVICS
Section A – Civics
2.The Union Executive
a. The President
b. The Vice – President
c. Prime minister and Council of
ministers.
Section B – History
2.Mass phase of the National
movement (1915 – 1947)
16.10.14
(Thursday)
17.10.14
(Friday)
GEOGRAPHY
ENGLISH – I
(LANGUAGE)
Part-I Map Work
1.Interpretation of Topographical
Maps
b. Measuring distances
c. Marking the site of prominent
villages and/or towns
2. Map of India
Mountains and Plateaus, Latitude
and Longitude, Distribution of
Minerals, Rivers
Part II
10.Industries in India
11. Transport
Composition
Letter writing
Comprehension
Grammar
1. Force, Work, Energy and power
18.10.14
(Saturday)
PHYSICS
18.10.14
(Saturday)
COMMERCIAL
STUDIES
20.10.14
(Monday)
20.10.14
(Monday)
20.10.14
(Monday)
COMPUTER
APPLICATION
4. Electricity and Magnetism
Unit 3 – Marketing
Unit 4 1. Capital and revenue
2. Final Accounts of sole trader
Unit 3 – Constructor
Unit 4 – Function
Unit 6 – Iteration
Unit 9 - Array
Section A :Chapter 1 – Personal health
Chapter 4 – First aid
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
ECONOMIC
APPLICATION
Section B :1. Cricket
2. Basketball
Unit I – Demand and Supply
Unit V – Money and banking
Part I (30 Marks)
Question 1 carries 10 marks each sub questions
carries 1 mark(10x 1= 10)
Question 2 carries 20 marks each sub questions
carries 2 marks (10x2=20)
Part II ( 50 marks)
Section A any 2 questions from 3 each question
carries 10 marks(2x10=20)
Section B any 3 questions from 3 each question
carries 10 marks(3x10=30)
(Each sub question carries 3+3+4 =10
or2+2+3+3=10)
Part I – 30 Marks (Compulsory)
India Map
Question 1 carries 20 marks (sub questions
from 1 mark, 2 marks, 3 marks, 4 marks)
Question 2 carries 10 marks – each sub
question carries 1 mark
Part II – 50 marks (Attempt any 5 questions.
Each question carries 10 marks)
Each sub question carries 2+2+3+3 or 3+3+4 or
5+5 marks
Attempt all four questions.
(25+10+25+20= 80 marks).
Composition
– 25 marks
Letter
- 10 marks
Comprehension - 25 marks
Grammar
- 20 marks
Section I (Compulsory) – 40 marks (4x10=40)
Attempt 4 questions. Each question carries
2+2+2+2+2=10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section II – 40 marks. (4x10 = 40)
Any four question from 6. Each question
carries 2 or 3 parts like a, b and c (3+3+4=10)
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Each question carries 2 marks 20x2=40
Section B – 40 marks
Answer any four questions of 10 marks each.
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Attempt all four questions. Each question
carries 2+2+2+2+2 = 10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section B – 60 marks
Attempt any four questions out of six. Each
question carries 15 marks. (4x15=60)
Section A (Compulsory) – 50 marks
Each question carries 10 marks (5x10=50) and
each sub question carries 2+2+3+3=10
Section B – 50 marks
Answer any 2 questions of 25 marks each.
Attempt one question on each of the two
games of your choice.
Each sub question carries 8+9+8=25
Section A (Compulsory) – 40 marks
Attempt all four questions. Each question
carries 2+2+2+2+2 = 10 marks. (4x10=40)
Section B – 60 marks
Attempt any four questions out of six. Each
question carries 15 marks. (4x15=60)
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in our school website
www.wendyeducation.org
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard XI
Date
09.10.14
(Thursday)
Subject
HINDI
09.10.14
(Thursday)
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
10.10.14
(Friday)
ENGLISH
PAPER – II
Portions
Sec-A
1. Composition, 2.Unseen
Passage, 3. Correct the
sentence, 4. Idioms
Sec-B
Nirmala Act 1-10
Jwalamukhi Act 1-5
Katha Surbhi Ch. 1, 2, 3
Unit 1 – Boolean Algebra
Unit 2 – Computer hardware
Unit 3 – Function
Unit 9 – Array, Strings
Arms and the man
Act 1
Short stories
1. The Lost Jewels
2. Lamb to the Slaughter
3. The Drover’s Wife
Poem
1. The Eve of Waterloo
2. The Last Ride Together
13.10.14
(Monday)
CHEMISTRY
Unit 1 – Basic concept of
chemistry (laws of chemical
combination)
Unit 12 – Introduction to
organic chemistry.
Unit 13 - Isomerism
13.10.14
(Monday)
COMMERCE
Unit – 1
Nature & purpose of business
Unit – 2
Forms of Business organization
1. Composition
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
ENGLISH
PAPER – I
2. Report Writing
3. Complete the sentence,
preposition, tenses.
4. Comprehension
Question Paper Blue Print
Composition
Unseen passage
Sentences
Idioms
Question Answer
1x20 = 20
1x20 = 20
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
4x12½ = 50
Part I (Compulsory) – 30 marks
Each question carries 10 marks. (3x10=30)
and each sub question carries 2 marks
(2+2+2+2+2=10)
Part II – 70 marks
Section A – attempt 3 questions from 4.
(3x10=30)
Section B - attempt 2 questions from 3.
(2x10=20)
Section C – attempt 2 question from 3
(2x10=20)
Each sub question carries 4+1+4+1 or 5+5 or
2+2+3+2+1 or 4+3+3 or 10 marks
Section A (20Marks) Arms and the man
Choose 2 from 3. Each one carries
2+2+1+2+2+1 = 10 marks. (2 X10 =20marks)
Section B (80 Marks )
Choose 4 questions from 3 text books. Each
question carries 20 marks. (4X20=80marks)
Arms and the man
Question 1 and Question 2
ISC Short stories
Question 3,Question 4 and Question 5
ISC Poem
Question 6 , Question 7 and Question 8
Part I (Compulsory) – (4x5=20 marks)
Attempt all four questions. Each sub
questions carries 1 mark each. Questions like
Fill up, Choose the correct one, Give reasons,
Match the following etc.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer six questions in this part, choosing
2 questions from 3 in Section A (2x10=20)
2 questions from 3 in Section B (2x5=10) and
2 questions from 3 in Section C (2x10=20).
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Part I (Compulsory)– 20 Marks (Each
question carries 2 marks) (10 x 2 = 20 marks)
Part II – 60 marks (Any 5 questions each one
carries 12 marks) (5 x 12 = 60 marks)
Each sub question carries 4+4+4 or 6+3+3
Attempt all 4 questions
Question 1 - Composition
- 30 Marks
Question 2 -Directed writing ( book/ film
review, Speech, report writing or personal
profile.
– 20 Marks
Question 3 - Grammar, Structure and usage
- 20 Marks
Question 4 - Comprehension – 30 Marks
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
17.10.14
(Friday)
PHYSICS
ACCOUNTS
1. Vector
2. Motion 1D & 2D
3. Force
4. Work, Power, Energy
1. Meaning and objective of
accounting.
2. Basic accounting terms
3. Accounting equation
4. Double Entry system,
Journal,
Ledger,
Cash book,
Subsidiary books,
Bank Reconciliation
Statement,
Trial Balance
Trigonometry
MATHEMATICS Quadratic Equation
Finite and Infinite Series
[A.P. , G.P., M.P., other]
17.10.14
(Friday)
BIOLOGY
18.10.14
(Saturday)
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Unit 4
Unit of life
i. Bio molecules
ii. Enzymes
iii. Cell Membrane
iv. Cell structure
Section A
1.Concept of Physical Education
5.Physical fitness and wellness
Section B
Cricket, Basketball
20.10.14
(Monday)
ECONOMICS
Unit I – Understanding
Economics
Unit III - Statistics
Part I (Compulsory) – (20x1=20 marks)
Question 1 carries 5 one mark questions and
Question 2 carries 15 one mark questions.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer eight questions in this part, choosing
4 questions from 6 in Section A (4x7=28) and
2 questions from 3 in Section B (2x6=12) and
2 questions from 3 in Section C (2x5=10).
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Part I (Compulsory)– 20 Marks (Each
question carries 2 marks) (10 x 2 = 20 marks)
Part II – 60 marks (Any 5 questions each one
carries 12 marks) (5 x 12 = 60 marks)
Each sub question carries 4+4+4 or 6+3+3
Section A – 80 marks
Question 1 carries 10 sub question of 3
marks each. (Compulsory –10 x3= 30 marks)
and five other questions out of 8. Each sub
question of 5 marks each (5+5=10)
(5x10=50)
Section B and C – 20 marks
Answer two questions from e Section B
Part I (Compulsory) – (4x5=20 marks)
Attempt all four questions. Each sub questions
carries 1 mark each. Questions like Fill up,
Choose the correct one, Give reasons, Match
the following etc.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer six questions in this part, choosing
2 questions from 3 in Section A (2x10=20)
2 questions from 3 in Section B (2x5=10) and 2
questions from 3 in Section C (2x10=20).
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Section A
Attempt six questions out of eight
Section B
Questions will be on major games in the
syllabus. Answer two questions out of three on
each of two selected games.
Part I (Compulsory) – 20 marks
Each question carries 2 marks) (10 x 2 = 20
marks)
Part II – 60 marks (Any 5 questions each one
carries 12 marks) (5 x 12 = 60 marks)
Each sub question carries 4+4+4 or 6+3+3
Promotion Criteria
Nature of Evaluation
First Unit Test
Weightage of marks
10%
Half Yearly Examinations
30%
Second Unit Test
10%
Annual Examinations
50%
100%
Total
Promotion will be given on the basis of the cumulative marks above indicated. The pass mark
for each subject is 35%.
Wendy School Junior College - Gwalior
(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations - New Delhi)
Satyadev Nagar,Gandhi Road, Gwalior–474 002: Phone No.: 0751 – 2341873
Half Yearly Examination Syllabus and Blue Print – 2014-15
Standard XII
Date
09.10.14
(Thursday)
09.10.14
(Thursday)
10.10.14
(Friday)
Subject
ACCOUNTS
PHYSICS
Portions
Unit 2 – Partnership Accounts
I. Current Electricity
II. Magnetism
III. Electromagnetism
Section A
1.Determinants and Matrices
3. Conics
MATHEMATICS
8. Complex Numbers
Section B
10. Vectors
11. Co-ordinate Geometry in
3-Dimensions
3. Genetics
10.10.14
(Friday)
BIOLOGY
i. Fundamentals of genetics
ii. Mendel’s experiments with
peas
iii. Genes
Question Paper Blue Print
Section A (60 Marks)
Part I (12 Marks) – Question 1 Compulsory
consists of short answer question (6x2=12)
Part II (48 Marks) (4x12=48)
Answer 4 questions out of 7
Section B (20 marks)
Answer 2 questions out of 3 (2x10=20)
Part I (Compulsory) – (20x1=20 marks)
Question 1 carries 5 one mark questions and
Question 2 carries 15 one mark questions.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer eight questions in this part, choosing
4 questions from 6 in Section A (4x5=20) and
3 questions from 4 in Section B (3x5=15) and
3 questions from 4 in Section C (3x5=15).
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Section A – 80 marks
Question 1 carries 10 sub question of 3 marks
each. (Compulsory –10 x3= 30 marks) and
five other questions out of 8. Each sub
question of 5 marks each (5+5=10) (5x10=50)
Section B / C – 20 marks
Answer two questions from either Section B
or Section C
Part I (Compulsory) – (4x5=20 marks)
Attempt all four questions. Each sub
questions carries 1 mark each. Questions like
Fill up, Choose the correct one, Give reasons,
Match the following etc.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer six questions in this part, choosing
2 questions from 3 in Section A
(2x10=20)
and 2 questions from 3 in Section B (2x5=10)
and 2 questions from 3 in Section C(2x10=20)
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Sec-A
13.10.14
(Monday)
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13.10.14
(Monday)
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
Unit 1 – Boolean Algebra
Unit 2 – Computer hardware
Unit 8 – Function
Unit 9 – Array , String
Composition
Unseen passage
Sentences
Idioms
Question Answer
1x20 = 20
1x20 = 20
5x1 = 5
5x1 = 5
4x12½ = 50
Part I (Compulsory) – 30 marks
Each question carries 10 marks. (3x10=30)
and each sub question carries 2 marks
(2+2+2+2+2=10)
Part II – 70 marks
Section A – Attempt 3 questions from 4.
(3x10=30)
Section B - Attempt 2 questions from 3.
(2x10=20)
Section C – Attempt 2 questions from 3
(2x10=20)
13.10.14
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
(Monday)
Section – A
Chapter 1 – Sociological aspects
of Physical Education
Chapter 2 – Training Method
Section – B
Cricket, Basketball
14.10.14
(Tuesday)
ENGLISH – I
(LANGUAGE)
Composition
Report writing
Complete the sentences
Preposition
Tenses
Comprehension
Section A
Unit I – Relative molecules mass
and moles (Upto Raoults Law)
Unit 4 – Chemical equilibrium
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
CHEMISTRY
Section B
Unit 8 – Chemistry of P block
elements – group 16, 17, 18
Section C
16 – Polymers
Unit I – Micro Economic Theory
15.10.14
(Wednesday)
ECONOMICS
Unit II – Money & Banking
Arms and the Man
Act II and Act III
17.10.14
(Friday)
ENGLISH
PAPER– II
Short stories
4. The Stolen Bacillus
5. Old Love
6. A Very Old Man with
Enormous Wings
Poem
3 Mending Walls
5 Do Not Go Gentle into that
Good Night
6 Enterprise
10 Father Returning Home
Unit 2 – Financing
20.10.14
(Monday)
COMMERCE
Unit 3 – Management
Section A
Attempt six questions out of eight
Section B
Questions will be on major games in the
syllabus. Answer two questions out of three
on each of two selected games
Attempt all 4 questions
Question 1 - Composition
- 30 Marks
Question 2 -Directed writing ( book/ film
review, Speech, report writing or personal
profile.
– 20 Marks
Question 3 - Grammar, Structure and usage
- 20 Marks
Question 4 - Comprehension – 30 Marks
Part I (Compulsory) – (4x5=20 marks)
Attempt all four questions. Each sub
questions carries 1 mark each. Questions like
Fill up, Choose the correct one, Give reasons,
Match the following etc.
Part II – 50 marks
Answer six questions in this part, choosing
2 questions from 3 in Section A
(2x10=20)
and 2 questions from 3 in Section B (2x5=10)
and 2 questions from 3 in Section C(2x10=20)
Overall each sub question carries 2, 3 and 4
marks.
Part I (Compulsory) – 20 marks
Each question carries 2 marks) (10 x 2 = 20
marks)
Part II – 60 marks (Any 5 questions each one
carries 12 marks) (5 x 12 = 60 marks)
Each sub question carries 4+4+4 or 6+3+3
Section A (20Marks) Arms and the man
Choose 2 from 3. Each one carries
2+2+1+2+2+1 = 10 marks. (2 X10 =20marks)
Section B (80 Marks )
Choose 4 questions from 3 text books. Each
question carries 20 marks. (4X20=80marks)
Arms and the man
Question 1 and Question 2
ISC Short stories
Question 3,Question 4 and Question 5
ISC Poem
Question 6 , Question 7 and Question 8
Part I (Compulsory)– 20 Marks (Each
question carries 2 marks) (10 x 2 = 20 marks)
Part II – 60 marks (Any 5 questions each one
carries 12 marks) (5 x 12 = 60 marks)
Each sub question carries 4+4+4 or 6+3+3
Specimen Question Papers will be available from 1st October 2014 in
our school website www.wendyeducation.org