HW Class11 2015 Final Upload

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class
Summer Vacation, 2015
11
SUBJECT :
ACCOUNTS
Time to be
Spent (One
Hours per day
for 20 Days) :
1 hour per day
Work
Specification :
Assignment: Answer the questions given below.
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Text book, project file, relevant statistics and pictures.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
Hand written project file.

A-4 size plain paper (not ruled) sheets.
Use only black ink pen.
Write on one side of the paper.
Standard left margin space on each page should be left for
the purpose of spiral binding.
6. The file should be a spiral bound file containing about 15
pages. (Spiral binding only after finalizing it from the
concerned teacher.)
7. Numbering should be done on each page.
8. The following sequence must be followed:
Title page- name & logo of the school, session,
students name, subject and topic.
Index.
Content & findings.
The cover of file should be transparent at the top and blue at end.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Any other Information:

*Students can quote examples wherever necessary.
*Explanations can be supported by flowcharts, pictures.
Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator
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Answer the following questions: 1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
List the steps involved in the accounting process.

Give any two objectives of Accounting.
Explain any one limitation of Accounting with an example.
State the nature of information required by the Investors.
State the end product of Financial Accounting
6. Which of the following is not a business transaction?

a)
Purchase of goods for resale amounting `50,000.
b)
Paid salaries & wages amounting `10,000.
c)
Paid rent for office premises `5,000.
d)
Purchased a LCD for personal use.
a)
Which of the following transactions will not be recorded in the books
of accounts?
b)
Purchased a machinery for the production of pens.
c)
A promise to send the goods to your friend.
d)
Purchased a machinery for resale.
e)
Loyalty of an employee towards the business
7. Godrej Ltd. imported from Germany one machinery for sale in India &
another machinery for production purpose. Will you treat them goods or fixed
assets?
8. Mr. Rahul dealing in electronic goods sold 20 TV sets costing `30,000 each
at `40,000 each. Out of this, `5, 00,000 were received in cash & the balance
is not yet received. State the amount of revenue.
10. Explain with examples :a) Capital Expenditure
b) Current Liability
c) Purchases
d) Sales
e) Debtor
f) Creditor
g) Drawings
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h) Discount received
i) Stock
11. Give any three differences between each of the following:
a) Long Term Liability and Short Term Liability
b) Fixed Asset and Current Asset
c) Revenue and Income
d) Loss and Expense
12.The basic yardstick of measurement in accounting is money. Identify and

explain the Accounting Assumption.
13 Why is it necessary for accountants to assume that a business entity will
remain a going concern?
14 .Which Accounting Principle assumes that Capital is a liability for the
business?
DATE OF SUBMISSION: - 25th June, 2015
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SUBJECT :
11
ART
Time to be Spent (___ Hours

per day for ___ Days) :
Work
Specification :
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Assignment: 1
Make five drawing and painting from still life as per the
details given below.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
1) A bunch of grapes, a glass half filled with grapes juice.

2) 1 cauliflower, 1 kadhai, 1 oil bottle, garam masala
packet, a knife on the plate.
3) A jam bottle, a glass of milk, a slice of cake and one
bun on a plate with knife.
4) Ceramic pot, 5-6 raw mangoes, a salt packet, half cut
mango with knife.
5) 1 steel jug ,2 glass, a plate, 2 bowls.
Remember: Drapery is compulsory in all.
Assignment: 2
Make five drawing and painting from nature drawing as per
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the details given below.

1) 4 mangoes with one of them cut in slices kept on the
table.
2) Croton plant with pot.
3) Chrysanthemum plant with leaves.
4) Seasonal flowers with buds and leaves.
5) Outdoor tree with flower or fruit.
Special attention should be on structure and composition
Composition:
1.
Candidates are expected to depict a scene of

drawing room with parents sitting on the sofa and
watching TV and two children playing on the
carpet with their pet dog.
2.
Depict a scene in which the grandparents of a

child are sitting on a cot in a courtyard and the
mother is gossiping with her friends a little away
near the well. The courtyard has one big tree
loaded with flowers.
3.
You have gone to the bank. In some counters you

see people depositing money, in front of some
there is a queue, while in other counters the bank
persons are working on their own.
4.
Diwali, a festival of light is being celebrated and

people are enjoying the festival. In a scene on the
road we can see lights, lamps, diyas, crackers and
even some enjoying sweets in front of a sweet
shop.
5.
You have travelled to a water fall by car, and

parked the car close to it. Some friends are
bathing in the water of the falls while others are
sitting on a mat under a tree and playing cards.
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Submission date: 17th june,2015
Any other Information :
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SUBJECT :
11
BIOLOGY

2 Hours per day for 10 Days
Work
Specification :
Project Work and Practical File
Materials
Required :
Two files in total - One file for Project and another Practical File,
provided by the School, Practical Book, Text Book, Writing &
Drawing Materials, Internet & Library support, Covering Material,
Reference Books, Newsprints , Photographs, Graphs, where
applicable
Instructions /
Guidelines :
Project Work :
Select one Project of your choice, in consultation with your
teacher, on any aspect of Biology.
If required, make trips to collect data or material.
Organize your writing material.
Write in your own handwriting in the file; computer print-outs are
not allowed.
Sub-headings : Title, Acknowledgement, Content, Observation, if
applicable, Conclusion, Bibliography
Add pictures, photographs, press-release, wherever necessary.
Cover the File.
Write the project title, your name, name of the School & year. No
excessive decoration is required.
Practical File :
Draw, label and write about the following in the practical file :
1. Dissecting and Compound Microscope
2. Animal specimens:
Amoeba, Entamoeba, Plasmodium, Hydra, Liverfluke, Ascaris,
Leech, Earthworm, Prawn, Crab, Honey Bee, Cockroach,
Silkworm and Rohu.
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3. Modifications of Root, Stem and Leaf:

Root:
Tap Root Fusiform, Napiform, Conica, Nodulated.
Adventitious root Tuberous, Fasciculated, Prop, Stilt, Climbing,
Epiphytic, Assimilatory, Floating.
Stem:
Underground Stem Ginger, Corm, Tuber, Bulb
Sub- aerial Runner, Stolon, Offset, Sucker
Aerial Tendril, Thorn, Phyloclade, Cladode
Leaf:
Phyllotaxy:
Alternate, Opposite, Whorled.
Venation:
Reticulate, Parallel.
Simple and Compound leaf: Simple, Bi and tripinnate, Tri and
multifoliate.
Modifications: Leaf tendril, Leaf hook, Leaf Spine, Phylode, Pitcher
and Bladder wort.
Neatness and accuracy should be maintained while organizing the practical file.
The quality of the project work is more important than the volume of the assignment.
Leave a gap of one page between different topics in practical file.
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SUBJECT :
11
Business Studies
Time to be Spent (Half an

Hour per day for 10 Days) :
1 hour per day for 10 days
Work
Specification :
Assignment
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Files, ruled sheets, reference books, Internet.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
1. The answers should be written point wise.

2. Presentation should be very neat and tidy.
Students need to prepare a Assignment based on a field trip visit to any one topic from the
following.
1. Visit to a Handicraft unit.
2. Visit to an Industry.
3. Visit to a Departmental store.
DATE OF SUBMISSION:- 25th June, 2015 .
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SUBJECT :
11
CHEMISTRY

1 Hour per day for 10 Days
Work
Specification :
Project Work
Materials /
Resources
Required :
One file for Project, Text Book, Writing Materials, Internet & Library
support, Covering Material, Reference Books, Newsprints,
Photographs, Graphs, where applicable.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
Project Work :
teacher, on any aspect of Chemistry.
If required, make trips to collect data or material.
Organise your writing material.
not allowed.
Sub-headings : Title, Acknowledgement, Index, Content,
Observation (if applicable), Conclusion, Bibliography
Draw diagrams in transparencies along with pasting of coloured
pictures, photographs, press-release, wherever necessary.
Cover the File.
Write the project title, your name, Name of the School & year no
Date of submission 20th July 2015
Any other Information : Nil
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SUBJECT :
11
COMMERCE
Time to be Spent (Half an

Hour per day for 20 Days) :
1 hour per day
Work
Specification :
Project work Any one topic to be selected from the list prescribed
in the ISC syllabus book of -2017.
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Scope of syllabus, Text book, project file, relevant statistics, internet

and pictures.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
8.
Hand written project file.

A-4 size plain (not ruled) sheets.
Use only black ink pen for writing the content.
Standard left margin space on each page should be left for
the purpose of spiral binding.
The file should be a spiral bound file containing about 30
pages.
Numbering should be done on each page.
The following sequence must be followed:
Acknowledgement.
Certificate.
Index
Content & findings.
Conclusion
Bibliography.
The cover of file should be transparent at the top and blue
at end with spiral in white colour.
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HOLIDAY HOMEWORK: Class

SUBJECT :
11
Computer Science
Time to be Spent
1 hour per day for 12 days (two weeks)
(Hours per day for ___ Days) :
Work
Specification :
You are required to complete the following 3 tasks.

1) To complete Practical File.
2) To write answers to the given questions in HW copy.
(Worksheet on Number System)
3) To design PowerPoint Presentation of Social Context
and Ethical issues.
Materials/
Resources
Required :
1) Ring file, A4 size paper, A4 size Ruled sheets, Computer,

Printer (Blank and White)[If required, you can take
printout from school lab also- keep the softcopy ready]
2) Home-work notebook
1) You have to complete 10 Assignment in the practical file.
For every assignment you need to do the following:
a) Page 1: Assignment Statement Hand-written/Printout.
b) Page 2: Write algorithm (hand-written/Printout.) for the
assignment
c) Page 3: solution/coding in Java black and white
printout/or hand written. In case you take printout of the
coding, paste the code in Notepad/WordPad. Put your
name, class/TSVS/2015-2016/Assignment number as footer.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
For e.g. Sonia Wadhwa/11 Sc/TSVS/2015-2016/Assignment 1

d) Page 4: Variable description table of the program (Handwritten) /Printout in the format given below:
Name of
variable
Data_type
Scope
Responsibility/Purpose
Scope can be global or local to a specific method.

e) Page 5: Printout of sample Output Screen of the program.
Note: Assignments to be completed are mailed to you.
2) Practice Questions for Data Representation
Solve the given worksheet on Data Representation in your
Home-work notebook
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Worksheet On Number Systems

Class XI/Holiday Homework 2015
Solve the following Questions
Q1. Convert the following binary numbers to decimal:
a. 1010
b. 111010
c. 101011111
d. 1100
e. 10010101
f. 11011100
Q2. Convert the following decimal numbers to binary:

a. 23
b. 100
c. 145
d. 19
e. 121
f. 161
Q3. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to binary:

a. A6
b. A07
c. 7AB4
d. BE
e. BC9
f. 9BC8
Q4. Convert the following binary numbers to hexadecimal:

a. 10011011101
c. 11010111010111
e. 10110111011011
b. 1111011101011011
d. 1010110110111
f. 1111101110101111
Q5. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to decimal:

a. A6
b. A13B
c. E9
d. 7CA3
Q6. Convert the following decimal numbers to hexadecimal:

a. 132
b. 2352
c. 206
d. 3619
Q7. Convert the following hexadecimal numbers to octal:

a. 38AC
b. 7FD6
c. ABCD
Q8. Convert the following octal numbers to binary:

a. 123
e. 3576
b. 3527
c. 7642
d. 7015
Q9. Convert the following binary numbers to octal:

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a.
111010
d. 11001
b. 110110101
e. 10011101
c. 110110000
f. 111010111
Q10. Find the eight-bit twos complement form of the

following decimal numbers:
a. -10
b. -52
f. -99.
c. -123
d. -14
e. -49
Q11. Convert the following decimal numbers to 10-bit binary:

a. 37.31
b. 6.215
e. 3.21 f. 63.362
c. 33.333
d. 27.2
Q12. Convert the following binary numbers to decimal:

a.101.01
d. 110.11
b. 101.1101
e. 110.1001
c. 11101.1111
f. 10101.0101
Q13. Encode the following message is ASCII code using the

hex representation COST = $72.
Q14. The following ASCII coded message is stored in
successive memory locations in a computer:
1010011
10101000
1001111
101000
What is the message?

Q15. Convert each octal number to its decimal equivalent:
a. 743
b. 36
c. 3777
d. 257
e. 1204
Q16. Convert each of the following decimal numbers to octal:

a. 59
b. 372
c. 919
d. 65,535
e. 255
Q17. Convert these hex values to decimal:

a. 92
b. 1A6
c. 37FD
d. 2C0
e. 7FF
Q18. Convert these decimal values to hex:

a. 75
b. 314
c. 2048
d. 25,619
e. 4095
1)
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3) PowerPoint Presentation
The following topics should be covered- Intellectual property
(laws and rights) , software as intellectual property,
Difference between Software and Copyright and patents,
trademarks, Privacy, email, etiquettes, spam, security issues
Plagiarism, Phishing and list at least five points on social
impact and ethical issues
Note:- Use master slide to insert for school logo as header
and your name, id no, slide number , XI 2015-2016 as footer.
Date of Submission : Task 1 and 2 -22nd June, 2015.

Task 3- 29th June, 2015.
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SUBJECT :
11
Economics

- 1 hour per day for 5 days
Work
Specification :
Project work on ANY ONE topic out of the list of suggested projects
given in your textbook.
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Files, ruled sheets, reference books, Internet
1. Project must be hand written.

2. Use one sided ruled sheets.
3. Use only black ink pen.
4. Numbering should be done on each page.
5. The following sequence must be followed:

Instructions /
Guidelines :
Acknowledgement.
Certificate.
Index
Objectives
Content & findings.
Conclusion & Bibliography.
Write legible handwriting.
Stick pictures wherever required.

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ENGLISH HOLIDAY HOMEWORK

SUMMER -2015-2016
CLASS XI
Assignment:
You are required to do two assignments:
Each of them should not be less than 300 words.
B Language:
(i)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Write a book review on any book of your choice on the following

guidelines:
Name of the novel/author/publisher
Price/number of pages/cover/illustrations.
Type of novel-fiction/non fictionhistorical/romantic/classic/adventure/horror.
The plot-realistic, simple, action-packed.
Style-easy, heavy, fast, slow.
Content
Characters-their relevance in the story.
Overall effect and appeal.
Message or moral conveyed, if any.
A Literature:
Give the meaning of the following literary devices in detail :
Hyperbole, imagery, simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration, irony,
juxtaposition, metonymy, foreshadowing, satire, pun, climax and anti climax,
oxymoron, symbolism, contrast, dramatic irony, soliloquy, aside, humour,
pathos, sarcasm, free verse, blank verse, ballad, elegy, dramatic monologue.
PROJECT GUIDELINES: ENGLISH
GENERAL FORMAT
Overall presentation: layout/ neatness/ grammar, spellings/ illustrations.
They must be written LEGIBLY.
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SUBJECT :
ENGLISH

Work
Specification :
Materials /
Resources
Required :
11
1 hour per Day.
Book Review and Literature Homework
Book-Fiction/ Non Fiction /Reference books/Help from internet.
The Book review is to be written in the Language notebooks.

The definitions of the literary devices should also be done in the
Language notebooks.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
Overall presentation: layout/ neatness/ grammar, spellings/

illustrations.
Any other Information: The date of submission - 24/06/2016
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ENGLISH HOLIDAY HOMEWORK

SUMMER -2015-2016
CLASS
XI
Assignment:
You are required to do two assignments:
Each of them should not be less than 300 words.
B Language:
(i)
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Write a book review on any book of your choice on the following

guidelines:
Name of the novel/author/publisher
Price/number of pages/cover/illustrations.
Type of novel-fiction/non fiction-historical/romantic/classic/adventure/horror.
The plot-realistic, simple, action-packed.
Style-easy, heavy, fast, slow.
Content
Characters-their relevance in the story.
Overall effect and appeal.
Message or moral conveyed, if any.
A Literature:
Give the meaning of the following literary devices in detail :
Hyperbole, imagery, simile, metaphor, personification, alliteration, irony,

juxtaposition, metonymy, foreshadowing, satire, pun, climax and anti climax,
oxymoron, symbolism, contrast, dramatic irony, soliloquy, aside, humour,
pathos, sarcasm, free verse, blank verse, ballad, elegy, dramatic monologue.
PROJECT GUIDELINES: ENGLISH
GENERAL FORMAT
Overall presentation: layout/ neatness/ grammar, spellings/ illustrations.
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HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class 11

SUBJECT :
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Time to be Spent (___ Hours per day

for ___ Days) :
Work
Specification :
Materials /
Resources
Required :
1 Hour per day for 10 Days.
Number of PROJECT to be completed - 01
Transparent file, sheets, print out material, photographs,

statistics, graphs, cutouts, tables etc
General guidelines for completing project and case studies
FOR COVER PAGE:
THE SANSKAAR VALLEY SCHOOL
PROJECT
NAME OF THE TOPIC:
NAME OF THE STUDENT:
STUDENT ID NUMBER:
CLASS & SECTION:
SESSION:
Instruction
s/
Guidelines
:
* ACKOWLEDGEMENT 1 PAGE
* INDEX WITH PAGE NUMBER 1 PAGE
* INTRODUCTION OR PROJECT OVERVIEW 1 PAGE
* CONTENT OR BODY FOR PROJECT- 15-20 PAGES OR MINIMUM
3000 WORDS WITH HEADINGS, SUBHEADINGS.
* CONCLUSION 1 PAGE
* BIBLIOGRAPHY MENTION COMPLETE LINKS WITH SITES- 1
PAGE
* ATTACH PRINT OUT MATERIAL IF TAKEN AFTER
BIBLIOGRAPHY.
* STICK PHOTOGRAPHS WHERE EVER NECESSARY.
* SUPPORT YOUR PROJECT WITH STATISTICS,
GRAPHS, CUTOUTS, TABLES ETC
* USE BLACK OR BLUE INK TO WRITE. USE PROJECT SHEETS TO
WRITE. PUNCH THEM AND DO SPIRAL BINDING.
LAST DATE FOR PROJECT SUBMISSION 24/06/2015
Any other Information : Neatness and accuracy should be maintained while organizing the
project file.
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SUBJECT :
11
HINDI
Time to be Spent (_1__ Hours

per day for _15__ Days) :
1Hours per day for 15 Days
Writing of Question and Answers ,

Work
Composition,Comprehension ,Grammar & Reading
Specification :
Text Books.
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Books & Handouts
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SUBJECT :
11
History

1 Hour for 5 days
SUMMER PROJECT 2015-2016

(CHOOSE ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS)
For any topic you choose prepare a project document that contains all
the components specified below from point no. 4-12.
Topic: The Womans Question
Work
Specification :
Its time for action to end violence against women. With a brief discussion of
Yusuf Malalas fight for womens right, throw light on measures to be adopted
on safety of women.
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1. Learning Objectives:
To make the child aware about the atrocities committed on
women in our past.
To understand the importance of women in society.
2. Scope:
Abolition of Sati Act of 1829
Widow remarriage Act of 1856
Female Infanticide Prevention Act- 1870
Age of consent - 1891
3. Learning outcomes:
On completion of the assignment students should be able:
To be aware of the basic rights of women.
To consider women an integral part of the society.
To develop a sense of respect and care towards women.
Critically evaluate various reforms introduced by the
government.
OR
Topic 2: Japans growing ambitions and expansion into China leading

to attack on Pearl Harbour
War causes death, poverty and disease. Stop WarSave Lives.
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1. Learning Objectives:
To understand reasons for Militarism in 1930s.
To understand Japans expansion into China.
To understand events leading to attack on Pearl Harbour.
To analyse the repercussions of war.
To suggest initiatives and efforts to end wars and spread peace.
2. Scope:
Militarism
Monroe Doctrine
Expansion into China [Manchuria]
Failure of League of Nation
Axis Powers
Attack on Pearl Harbour
Bombing on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
3. Learning outcomes:
To understand how disastrous are the wars.
An insight into the relevance of peace methods for solving present
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day international crisis.
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Internet, Libraries, newspaper, magazines and Text book
COMMON INSTRUCTIONS ( FOR BOTH THE TOPICS)

4. Acknowledgement:
People who have helped and inspired you in the making of the project.
5. Cover Page
6. Index
7. Introduction:
Brief outline of the topic chosen.
Instructions /
Guidelines :
8.Content : 20 pages
9. The project should be handwritten.
10. Pictures ( to support your content):
To be pasted or drawn neatly.
11. Conclusion:
Your deductions and suggestions
12. Bibliography:
Mention the sources of reference.
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Evaluation
Evaluation Criteria
Distribution of Marks
Process
Understanding, application of knowledge and

Analysis
Presentation
Choice of Technique/ Detailed procedure
Analysis and Evaluation
Total
20
Date for submission: 15th June 2015
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SUBJECT :
11
Mathematics
Time to be Spent
1hour per day for 10 days atleast
(Hours per day for ___ Days) :
Work
Specification :
1) The outcome must have a report in form of Power point

presentation preferably with figures/graphs/pictures and
conclusion.
2) Study functions from the following sources:
a) https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/algebra-functions
(introduction of functions, recognizing functions, domain and
range of functions.)
b) School Text book from page No. Ch.12-19 to Ch.12-51
(Meaning of functions, test for function, various types of
functions, their graphs, domain and range)
3) Plot graphs for the following functions:
a) y x 2 1 b) y x 3 c) y 2 x d) y sin x
Materials
Required :
Access to internet and printer, graph calculators
Instructions /
Guidelines :
As per the instructions given below
y ax
bx c
is a quadratic function. The graph obtained by plotting this function
is called a parabola whose direction and location on a x-y plane depends on coefficients a, b & c.
with the help of online graph calculator study the variations in direction shape and size of
parabola with changes in a,b & c and record your observations and conclusion. Also attach
printouts of graph obtained at least 15 different cases. You can use graph calculator online by
accessing below mentioned link.
http://graph-plotter.cours-de-math.eu/
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http://www.coolmath.com/graphit/
Along with that Study, Investigate usage of Quadratic Function (Parabola) in
Construction/ architecture
Bridges/ rope bridges
In any other sphere of life.
Projectile motion( football in air or missile launched)
List the advantages & disadvantages of using it
In case of any doubt or difficulty while doing your project you can contact
1) Mrs. Rita
8889299482 rita_raman@sanskaarvalley.org
2) Mr. Shridhar 9893498996 shridhar_bandaru@sanskaarvalley.org
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SUBJECT :
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Time to be Spent
(Hours per day for 50 Days) :
Time to be Spent
(Hours per day for 20 Days) :
Work
Specification
(40 days) :
Work
Specification
(20 days) :
11
Half an hour to 1 hour per day for 50 days.

1 Hours per day for 20 Days.
Do fitness exercise for your physical efficiency and for being

physically fit.
Project work
Materials
Required :
One file/spiral notebook for Project, Text Book, Writing & Drawing
Materials, Internet & Library support, Covering Material, Reference
Books, Photographs, where applicable
Instructions /
Guidelines :

teacher.
Organize your writing material.
not allowed.
Sub-headings : Title, Acknowledgement, Index, Content (if
applicable)
Write rules and regulations of the game, cups, trophies,
tournaments and famous players name.
Cover the File.
Write the project title, your name, Name of the School & year no
Neatness and accuracy should be maintained while organizing the practical file.
Dean of Studies
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK: Class

SUBJECT :
11
Physics

1 hour per day for 10 days )
Work
Project work
Specification :
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Instructions /
Guidelines :
One Project file , Text Book, Writing & Drawing Materials, Internet &
Library support, Covering Material, Reference Books, Newsprints ,
Photographs, Graphs, where applicable
You are required to prepare a technical report formally written,
including an abstract, some theoretical discussion, experimental
set up, observation and data collected, analysis and discussion of
the result, conclusion e.t.c the project can be a theoretical one as
well on any of the topic related to physics.
You will be assessed on:
a) Conceptual clarity /understanding
b) Computations (if any)
c) Presentation (No extra credit shall be given for typewritten material / decorative cover. e.t.c
You can work on any topic of your choice from the list given below
or any topic related to the physics syllabus of class XI.
1) Role of physics in technology
2) Application of vectors and scalar quantities and its
significant.
3) Rocket propulsion and application of Newtons Law
4) Simple Harmonic motion
5) Center of mass M .I rand related topic.
6) Friction advantages , disadvantages in day to day life its law
and application.
7) Bernoullis principle and its application.
8) Pascal law
Dean of Studies

SUBJECT :
11
Political Science

1 HOUR FOR 10 DAYS

SUMMER PROJECT 2015-2016
(CHOOSE ANY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TOPICS)

For any topic you can choose prepare a project document that
contains all the components specified below from the point no.
4-12.
TOPIC: END OF COLD WAR : IMPACT ON WORLD ORDER
The Cold War was the geopolitical, ideological, and economic struggle between
two world superpowers, the USA and the USSR, that started in 1947 at the end
of the Second World War and lasted until the dissolution of the Soviet Union on
December 26, 1991.
Work
Specification :
Dean of Studies
The RESEARCH must include the following:

1.REASON (same for both the topics) :
1) What reasons prompted you to choose Topic?
2) It should include the why?
3) You can write it in points.
2.LEARNING INTENTIONS :
1) Describe the main factors which led to the end of the
cold war. Explain which factor is the most important
And why?
2) The collapse of the Soviet Union and end of the Cold
War are huge events in history. However what caused
the downfall of such a powerful empire?
3) American fear of communist attack.
4) USSR need for securing western border.
3.HYPOTHESIS:
What are the pre-research establishments:
1) The USSR had committed too many resources to the
Military and other countries such as Afghanistan.
Essentially they could not afford to continue.
2) The 1980s saw huge political change in the Soviet
Union. New leader Mikhail Gorbachevs decision to
introduce reforms began to undermine the way that
the USSR had previously been run.
3) Ideological conflict between communism and
liberalism.
Dean of Studies
4.SCOPE OF STUDY:
It should include the time period relevant to your research :
(1945 1991).
1) What is cold war (meaning).
2) Truman doctrine, marshal plan.
3) Division of Germany.
4) Why NATO?
5) China USSR security alliance.
6) Korean War, SEATO, Warsaw pact.
7) Cuban Missile Crisis.
8) Dtente of 1970s
9) Decline of cold war.
10)Emergence of new countries and poly-centrism.
5.LEARNING OUTCOMES :
To understand the impact of different ideologies.
To understand the impact of cold war on the Post-War
international relations.
To create curiosity amongst students regarding growth on
military technology.
OR
Topic 2: Non Alignment and Non-Aligned movement.
Non alignment is not entering into military alliances with any
country and in particular with any country either of the
western or of the communist bloc. It is the opposition to Cold
War , alliances and aggressive power politics .
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It stands for independence in foreign relations based on such

Principles as peace, friendship and cooperation with all.
1.LEARNING INTENTIONS:
1. NAM membership has registered a big increase. It
stands at 118, and several other countries, particularly
some countries of Eastern Europe, are quite willing to
join NAM. Why?
2. Why is NAM so popular in developing and Third World
countries?
3. Relevance of NAM in international relations.
2. HYPOTHESIS:
1. International peace was preached and toasted but
Cold War was practiced.
2. Military alliances are means of tensions and power
politics.
3.SCOPE OF STUDY:
What is NAM?
Its Aims and Objectives
Opposition to Cold War
Opposition to security alliances
Peaceful co-existence and non-interference
Policy of action and not Isolationalism
Neither Diplomatic Policy nor a Legal Status
4.LEARNING OUTCOMES:
To understand about the largest international movement
of contemporary international relations.
Dean of Studies
Materials /
Resources
Required :
Internet, libraries newspaper, magazines and text book
COMMON INSTRUCTIONS (FOR BOTH THE TOPICS)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT :
People who have helped and inspired you in the making of
the project.
COVER PAGE
INDEX
INTRODUCTION:
Brief outline of the topic chosen.
Instruction/
guidelines :
CONTENT : 20 PAGES
The project should be handwritten.
PICTURES ( to support your content ):
To be pasted or drawn neatly.
CONCLUSION:
Your deductions and suggestions.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Mention the sources of reference.
Dean of Studies

Evaluation
Evaluation criteria
Distribution of marks
Process
Manner of conducting research
Reference materials/Bibliography
Product
Content
Presentation
Total
10
Dean of Studies

SUBJECT :
PSYCHOLOGY
Time to be Spent (_1__ Hours

per day for _10__ Days) :
1Hours per day for 10 Days
Work
Class teaching &
Specification :
Materials /
Resources
Required :
11
Writing of Question and Answers
Book& Handouts
Write answers / Notes on the topics given in class
Instructions /
Guidelines :
Prepare one class teaching on the topic Attention &

Perception as explained in the class.

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HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Summer Vacation, 2015

1 hour per day

Assignment: Answer the questions given below.

Text book, project file, relevant statistics and pictures.

Hand written project file.

Any other Information:

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

Answer the following questions: 1.

List the steps involved in the accounting process.

6. Which of the following is not a business transaction?

12.The basic yardstick of measurement in accounting is money. Identify and

DATE OF SUBMISSION: - 25th June, 2015

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Time to be Spent (___ Hours

1) A bunch of grapes, a glass half filled with grapes juice.

Make five drawing and painting from nature drawing as per

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

the details given below.

Special attention should be on structure and composition

Candidates are expected to depict a scene of

Depict a scene in which the grandparents of a

You have gone to the bank. In some counters you

Diwali, a festival of light is being celebrated and

You have travelled to a water fall by car, and

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

Submission date: 17th june,2015

Any other Information :

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Time to be Spent (___ Hours

2 Hours per day for 10 Days

Project Work and Practical File

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

3. Modifications of Root, Stem and Leaf:

Any other Information :

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Time to be Spent (Half an

1 hour per day for 10 days

Files, ruled sheets, reference books, Internet.

1. The answers should be written point wise.

Any other Information:

DATE OF SUBMISSION:- 25th June, 2015 .

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Time to be Spent (___ Hours

1 Hour per day for 10 Days

Any other Information : Nil

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK : Class

Time to be Spent (Half an

1 hour per day

Scope of syllabus, Text book, project file, relevant statistics, internet

Hand written project file.

DATE OF SUBMISSION: - 25th June, 2015

Head of the Department / Subject Coordinator

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK: Class

You are required to complete the following 3 tasks.

1) Ring file, A4 size paper, A4 size Ruled sheets, Computer,

For e.g. Sonia Wadhwa/11 Sc/TSVS/2015-2016/Assignment 1

Scope can be global or local to a specific method.