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Class 7 Holiday Homework
Class 7 Holiday Homework
Class 7 Holiday Homework
Public School
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Dear Parent
The long awaited summer holidays are again ready to welcome the
children with their warm showers. To ensure children have constructive
holidays, meaningful and interesting holiday homework has been
planned that will keep the children active, observant, and connected
with their school learning. They will engage themselves meaningfully.
The child must be encouraged to do these assignments happily.
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INDEX
Subject Page Number
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Trees are for kites to get caught in.
Trees are to make cool shade in summer.
Trees are to make no shade in winter.
Trees are for apples to grow on, and pears;
Trees are to chop down and call, “TIMBER-R-R!”
Trees make mothers say,
“What a lovely picture to paint!”
Trees make fathers say,
“What a lot of leaves to rake this fall!”
(i) How are trees useful for children? Name two activities.
(ii) What is the reaction of father for trees?
(iii) Name the fruits that trees bear.
(iv) What happens when the winds blow?
(v) What is timber and how is it used?
Q2. Read the following passage and answer the questions below:
The koala is an endangered species. An endangered species is a certain kind of
animal that does not have enough members of its kind to survive. Animals that are
not protected may become extinct, or completely die out. The koala is partly to
blame for its own condition as an endangered creature. When you were younger,
were you a picky eater? Hopefully you listened to what your elders taught you and
ate your dinner. Koalas live in tall eucalyptus trees, also known as gum trees. Since
there are over 600 varieties of eucalyptus trees, the koala should have no trouble
finding food. However, koalas are even pickier than you ever were about what they
eat. Out of the 600 varieties, they will only eat the leaves of about 120 kinds of
eucalyptus trees. They would rather starve than eat the other kinds. Now that’s
stubborn! The biggest problem right now is that the brush land where many koalas
live in Australia is being cut down to make room for cities.
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SECTION-B (WRITING)
Q1. You are Shruti/Shaurya, the President of the Readers' Club of G.D Goenka
Public School, Dehradun. Children's Book Trust is organising a Book Fair in your
school to promote the habit of reading among students. Draft a notice in about 50
words inviting the students to visit the fair.
SECTION- C (GRAMMAR)
Q1. Fill in the blanks with abstract nouns formed from the words in brackets.
(i) Books give us a lot of _______.(know)
(ii) The police was shocked by the _________ of the attack. (ferocious)
(iii) I'll try to do my job to the best of my ___________.(able)
(iv) Sports are a better way of killing_____ as compared to the television. (bore)
(v) He is a man of great _________. (strong)
(vi) Treat animals with ________. (kind)
Q2. Circle the nouns in the following sentences and write their types.
(i) Napoleon was a great commander.
(ii) Bread and butter is our necessity.
(iii) Time and tide wait for none.
(iv) Little Jack sat in a corner.
(v) Iron is a very useful metal.
(vi) Tanuj bought a bouquet of roses for his mother.
(vii) Frank has recently launched a line of bags made of jute.
(viii) Radhika drinks milk every morning.
Q3. Read the following sentences and identify the type of pronoun.
(i) The trophy is ours now.
(ii) Here are your books. Put them in your bag.
(iii) I myself disagree on this issue.
(iv) Has anyone seen my pencil?
(v) Which novel are you looking for?
(vi) Shylock, whomever Antonio owed two thousand Ducats asked for a pound
of flesh.
(vii) This is a walking stick and that is a hockey stick.
(viii) Either of you may answer the questions asked by me.
(ix) Did you look at the options? There are several.
(x) Each one of you will be awarded with bravery award.
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Q4. Fill in the gaps with appropriate Pronouns:
(i) She will invite him in ____ birthday party.
(ii) ____ are looking for the better and brighter opportunity of life.
(iii) ______ of the two athletes is a footballer.
(iv) Did you know that Labrador is ______?
(v) Kristy, ______ is a teacher, also works as a social worker.
(vi) ______ flower in the bunch do you like?
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(vi) Every boy and girl __________ in the class today.
A) are present B) is present
C) have present D)had present
(vii) He __________ daily for a year now.
A) exercises B) was exercising
C) has been exercising D)have been exercising
Q7. Look at the words and phrases below. Rearrange them to form meaningful
sentences.
(i) the healthiest fruit / with a long/ papaya is/ list of properties.
(ii) essential part/ form an / the sculpture and painting/ temple /architecture/
of the.
(iii) to increase safety/ is making/ on the / efforts / roads / traffic police
(iv) He/ of / laughter / peals / burst / into
(v) and/ an organised /discipline/punctuality, / helps us / lifestyle/ maintain
/peace,
(vi) Best thing/ Goa/ carnival festival/ is/ the/ about
(vii) place/ the/ full of/ water/ greenery/ and/ is
(viii) Population/ second largest/ in/ it is/ an/ agriculture/based/ economy/ the
(ix) Four/ add/ drops/ of/ blue/ liquid/ water/ to the.
Q8. The following passage has not been edited. There is one error in each line.
Write the incorrect word and correct word:
INCORRECT CORRECT
When a person lead a disciplined life, they set (a) _______ _______
an easy path from success. (b) _______ _______
They will develop an approaches to happiness (c) _______ _______
and a beautifully future ahead. Being disciplined (d) _______ _______
is the practice of having a scheduled daily routines(e) _______ _______
which help an individual to be punctual and hard-working. (f) ____ _______
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Q9. The sentences given below have omitted words. Insert the required word to
complete the omission exercises.
SECTION-D (Literature)
Q1. Write the word meanings of following words.
(i) perished
(ii) yanked
(iii) glared
(iv) league
(v) reel’d at
(vi) inquisitive
Chapter-1 Brave Hearts
Q1. Answer the following questions.
(i) What was the incident that inspired Jawahar Lal Nehru to institute the
National Award for children who perform acts of exceptional valour?
(ii) Who was awarded with the Bharat Award and Why?
(iii) Name the council who looks after the selection process of the awardees. Also
name the five categories of the bravery awards.
(iv) Describe the bravery act of Guddiben Kalubhai Mashar.
(v) What was the age of Dungar Singh when he was awarded with the National
Bravery Award?
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b) “All I knew was that I could not see my brother getting hurt.”
(i) Name the speaker.
(ii) What happened to his brother?
(iii) Name the place where the incident took place?
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(iii) What happened in the valley of death?
(iv) What make the poet to use the word ‘battery smoke’?
(v) What is the meaning of “ jaws of death”?
Case Study
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ह द
िं ी
निर्धारित पधठ्यक्रम:-
वसंत : पाठ 1 हम पंछी उन्मुक्त गगन के
पाठ 3 कठपुतली
पाठ 4 हमठाईवाला
व्याकरण : पाठ 1 भाषा, हलहप और व्याकरण
पाठ 3 संहि
पाठ 5 पयाणयवाची(1-20)
_______________________________________________________________________
क्रक्रयधत्मक कधया
हवज्ञापन लेखन
उद्दे श्य : छात्र हवज्ञापन द्वारा हकसी भी हवषय वस्तु की हवशेषताओं को
समझने में कुशल होंगें ।
भोजनालय (रे स्टोरें ि) पर एक सहचत्र हवज्ञापन तै यार कीहजए। (A3 SHEET)
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वसिंत
पधठ 1 म पिंछी उन्मुक्त गगि के
ग ) लसंधु घ बनारस
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पधठ 3 (कठपुतिी)
प्रश्ि 4 निम्िलिखित प्रश्िों के उत्ति दीजिए –
ग) कठपत
ु ल के मन में क्या इच्छा जागी?
पधठ 4 (लमठधईवधिध)
प्रश्ि 5 निम्िलिखित प्रश्िों के उत्ति दीजिए -
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व्यधकिण
क) क् +अ+म ्+अ+र्+आ
ग) स ्+उ+न ्+द्+अ+र्+अ
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पधठ 3 सिंधर्
प्रश्ि 12. निम्िलिखित प्रश्िों के उत्ति दीजिए-
क) पवसगा सिंधर् क्रकसे क ते ैं ?
ि) सिंधर्-पवच्छे द कीजिए -
1. संपर्
ू ण 2. उद्धार
3. नमस्ते 4. ननश्चय
ग) सिंधर् कीजिए -
1. सत ्+जन 2.वाक् + गीश
3. दुःु + कर 4. नन:+रस
नाम ललखें ?
घ) ियोग के आधार पर शब्दों को ककतने भागों में बााँटा गया है नाम ललखें I
पधठ 5 पयधायवधची
प्रश्ि 14 निम्िलिखित शब्दों के तीि-तीि पयधायवधची शब्द लििें -
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पधठ 6 पविोम
क) उत्थान__________________
ख) उदय____________________
ग) अनज
ु ____________________
घ) आय______________________
क) हाथ मलना
ख) लकीर का फकीर
ग) हाथ बटााँना
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अर्ाबोर् प्रश्ि
मुरल वाला एकदम अिनतभ हो उठा। बोला -" आपको क्या पता बाबू जी
दक
ु ानदार चाहे हानन उठाकर चीज़ क्यों न बेचे , पर ग्राहक यह समझते
हैं - दक
ू ानदार मझ
ु े लट
ू रहा है । आप भला काहे को पवश्वास करें गे? लेककन
मूल्यपरक िश्न
1 जब कोई दक
ु ानदार आपको सामान का मूल्य वास्तव से अचधक बताए
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MATHS
SYLLABUS COVERED
Chapter 1 (Integers)
Chapter 2 (Fractions and decimals)
___________________________________________________________
Activity
Objective : Students will be able to apply the knowledge of operation
of integers.
To take a ride on a giant wheel, one needs to score 100 points. Do
the operations in the path and make the score of 100 to enter the
gate.
Make a chart on A4 size sheet. Colour the path through which you will
get the answer.
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Worksheet
Q1. The difference of an integer a and (-6) is 4.Find the value of a.
Q2. In a class test containing 20 questions, 4 marks are given for every correct
Answer and (-1) is deducted for incorrect answer. Heena attempts all
questions and 15 of her answers are correct. What is her total score?
Q3. An elevator descends into a mine shaft at the rate of 6m/min. If the descent
starts from 20m above the ground level, how long will it take to reach -370m?
Q4. Solve using distributive property:
30 × (-53) + 30 × 3
Q5. The highest point measured above sea level is to summit of Mt. Everest,
which is 8848 m above sea level and the lowest point is challenger deep at the
bottom of Marine trench which is 10911 m below sea level. What is the
vertical distance between these two points?
Q6. 8 people equally share a bill of Rs.108.80. How much should each pay?
Q7. Describe two methods to compare 13/17 and 0.82. Which do you think is
easier and why?
Q8. Measurement made in science lab must be accurate as possible. Ravi
measured the length of an iron rod and said it was 13.34 long. Kamla said
19.25 cm and Mohan said 19.27 cm. The correct length was 19.33 cm. How
much error was made by each of the boys?
Q9. A floor is 4.5 m long and 3.6 m wide. A 6 cm square tile cost rupees 23.25.
What will be the cost to cover the floor with these tiles?
Q10. In a school 5 out of every 7 children participated in SAVE WILDLIFE
campaign organised by the school authority. What fraction of the student
participated in the campaign? Find what kind of decimal expansion it is.
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Case Study : Rational Numbers
Ram Sharan donated two third of his monthly income to an NGO, working for the
education of the girls ,spent 1/5 th of his salary on purchasing food items for
consumption of his family. He contributed one by fifteenth of his salary in meeting
out other expenses he is left with rupees 9000 please answer the following
questions by selecting the correct options
1.What is Ram Sharan's salary?
a) Rs.45,000
b)Rs.60,000
c)Rs.1,00,000
d)Rs.1,35,000
2. How much amount did he donate to NGO for education of girls?
a)Rs.45,000
b)Rs.60,000
c)Rs.90,000
d)Rs.1,20,000
3. How much amount did he spend on purchasing food items?
a)Rs.45,000
b)Rs.60,000
c)Rs.90,000
d)Rs.1,27,000
4. How much amount did you spend in meeting out to other expenses?
a)Rs.7,000
b)Rs.8,000
c)Rs.9,000
d)Rs.10,000
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SCIENCE
SYLLABUS COVERED
CHAPTER 1 Nutrition in Plants
CHAPTER 5 Acids, Bases and Salts
Activity
Objective: To Study the Neutralisation Reaction.
Material Required: Vinegar, soap solution, turmeric solution
Learning Outcome: Students will be able to perform and observe the
neutralisation reaction.
Method:
i. Take half a spoon of turmeric powder and make a solution by
adding water to it.
ii. Take three bowls and label them as A, B,C.
iii. Add turmeric solution in bowl A, vinegar in bowl B and soap solution
in bowl C.
iv. Add small amount of solution from bowl C to bowl A, until the
colour of turmeric solution changes to red.
v. Add small amount of solution from bowl B to bowl A(having
contents of bowl A and C), until the colour of turmeric solution
changes back to yellow.
Write your observation and conclusion of this neutralisation reaction
in your worksheet notebook.
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Worksheet
1. The lamina of the leaf of a plant P is modified into a hollow tube. The leaf apex
forms a kind of lid which can open or close the mouth of hollow tube. When an
organism Q falls in the hollow tube, the lid closes automatically killing the
organism. The walls of hollow tube secrete digestive juices which digest the
complex substances R present in the body of the organism to form simpler
substances S. These simpler substances are then absorbed by the walls of the
hollow tube and used by the plant P.
(a) What could the plant P be?
(b) Name the organism Q.
(c) What could the complex substances R be?
(d) Name the simpler substances S.
(e) What is the general name of plants like P?
2. A farmer grows tomatoes in a green house. He keeps bright light on in the green
house at night. What will be its effect on the growth of tomatoes?
3. Wild animals like tiger, wolf, lion and leopard do not eat plants. Does this mean
that they can survive without plants? Can you provide a suitable explanation?
4. A goat eats away all the leaves of a small plant (balsam). However, in a few days,
new leaves could be seen sprouting in the plant again. How did the plant survive
without leaves?
5. A shopkeeper has a few bottles of soft drinks in his restaurant which are not
labelled. One customer wants acidic drink, another wants basic drink and the
third one wants neutral drink. How will the shopkeeper decide which drink is to
be served to whom?
6. Explain why, if we touch the test-tube immediately after carrying out the
neutralisation reaction of an acid and a base in it, it is found to be somewhat hot.
7. When Magnesium is burnt in air, a powdery substance X is formed. X on
dissolving in water forms Y. What are X and Y? What is action of Y on Litmus
Paper? What conclusion do you get about the nature of Y from its action on
Litmus Paper?
8. A white shirt has a yellow stain of curry. When soap is rubbed on this shirt during
washing, the yellow stain turns red. On rinsing the shirt with plenty of water, the
red stain turns yellow again.
(a) Name the natural indicator present in curry stain.
(b) What is the nature of soap (acidic or basic) as shown by the indicator present
in curry stain?
(c) Name a synthetic indicator which will give pink colour with soap solution.
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Case Study
Take two potted plants of the same kind. Keep one in the dark (or in a black box)for
72 hours and the other in sunlight. Perform iodine test with the leaves of both the
plants. Record the results. Now leave the pot which was earlier kept in the dark,
in the sunlight for 3 – 4 days and perform the iodine test again on its leaves. Record
the observations in a notebook. The leaves other than green also have chlorophyll.
The large amount of red, brown and other pigments mask the green color.
Photosynthesis takes place in these leaves also. You often see slimy, green patches
in ponds or stagnant water bodies. These are generally formed by the growth of
organisms called algae. Algae are green in color because they contain chlorophyll
which gives them the green color. Algae can also preparetheir own food by
photosynthesis.
Answer the following questions-
Q1. For how many hours does the potted plant needs to be kept in dark.
(a) 42 hours
(b) 65 hours
(c) 2 hours
(d) 72 hours
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SOCIAL SCIENCE
SYLLABUS COVERED:
L1 Introduction - Tracing a changes through a thousand years (History)
L1 Environment ( Geography)
L1 On Equality ( Civics)
L 2 New Kings and Kingdoms (History)
Activity1
Collect the pictures of three temples from the Chola period and write
few lines on each of them on A4 size sheet.
Activity -2
Objective: Students will learn how the arrival of Mughal rulers brought
about a great change in the Indian regions and also the major
contributions in the field of literature, art and architecture, cultural and
religious reforms, dynasties and varied rulers, etc. happened during the
medieval period.
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Chapter 1 Introduction – Tracing a changes through a thousand years (History)
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1. What does this picture depict?
2. When was this map drawn?
3. Who has drawn this map?
Column A Column B
I. Land 1.Hydrosphere
II. Water bodies 2.Lithosphere
III. Gases, water vapour, dust 3.Biosphere
IV. Living organisms 4.Atmosphere
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5. Answer the following questions (short type)
a) Mention two uses of water in our daily life.
b) What is Barter System?
c) How has communication become easier and speedy across the world?
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6. RTC ( Reference to context)
The Government of India passed the Disabilities Act in 1995. This law states that
persons with disabilities have equal rights, and that the government should make
possible their full participation in society. The government has to provide free
education and integrate children with disabilities into mainstream schools. This
law also states that all public places including buildings, schools, etc., should be
accessible and provided with ramps.
Answer the following questions
a) When was the Disabilities Act passed?
b) Which authority passed this Act?
c) What does it states?
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Q4. Answer the following (Short type questions)
a) What was Brahmadeya ?
b) Give an account of agriculture of the Cholas.
c) The Cholas were great builders of temples. Do you agree with this statement?
d) Why was Kannauj considered as an important region? Mention the causes of
struggle between different dynasties?
e) Differentiate between ur and sabha.
Buddhist University at
B) Palas ________
_____.
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Q7.Picture Based Question-
Look at the given picture and answer the following questions.
b) In The New Kings And Kingdoms chapter, you learnt that the Chola temples
were the hub of social, economic and cultural activities. Do you think modern
temples also serve similar functions. Elaborate.
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Q9.Read the source carefully and answer the given questions-
Kings often rewarded Brahmanas by grants of land. These were recorded on
copper plates.
a)What was the use of copper plates?
b)Which metal was used for making copper plates?
c)How were Brahmans rewarded?
d)Who were Brahmans?
Case Study
This is part of the Tamil section of a land grant given by the Cholas:
We have demarcated the boundaries of the land by making earthen
embankments as well as planting thorny bushes. This is what the land contains:
fruit bearing trees, water, land, gardens and orchard, trees, open spaces, pasture
land, tanks, wells, fish ponds and deep lakes.
He who receives the land can collect taxes from it. He can collect the taxes
imposed by judicial officers as fines, the tax on betel-leaves, as well as on
vehicles. He can build large rooms, with upper stories made on baked bricks, he
can get large and small well dug, he can plant trees, if necessary, he can get
constructed canals for irrigation. He should ensure that water is not wasted, and
that embankments are built.
a) Name the typical features of land.
b) What are the various types of taxes mentioned?
c) Name the sources of irrigation given in the source.
d) What are the different uses of land mentioned in the source?
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संस्कृत
SYLLABUS COVERED
पधठ्य पुस्तक-
पाठ 1-वाताणलापुः पाठ 2-लङ्लकारुः(िथमुः परु
ु षुः)
पाठ 3-लङ्लकारुः(मध्यमुः पुरुषुः)
व्यधकिण-
क्रक्रयधत्मक कधया
उद्देश्य : छधत्र सिंस्कृत में पयधायवधची शब्दों को समझिे व लिििे में सक्षम
ोंगे।
िीचे हदए गए शब्दों के तीि -तीि पयधायवधची शब्द किधत्मक ढिं ग से
लिखिए।
(i) वक्ष
ृ : (ii) चिक:
(iii) सरितध (iv) सदििं
(v) पवात:
पधठ-1
1. एकपदे ि उत्तित-
क) सुगन्धा कस्य गह
ृ ं गलमष्यनत ?
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2. निहदा ष्ि-िकधिे परिवताििं कुरुत-
(ख)वयं कन्दक
ु े न क्रीडामुः ।(लट्
ृ )
4.पदपरिचयिं दीयतधम ्-
मि
ू शब्द: पवभजक्तिः वचिम ् लििंगम ्
पधठ-2
1. तधलिकधिं पूियत-
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2.रिक्तस्र्धिधनि पूियत-
(क)कन्याुः चरर्कन्दक
ु े न ................।
3.एकपदे ि उत्तित-
4. पद परिचयिं लिित-
पधठ-3
1. एकपदे ि उत्तित-
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2. क्रक्रयधपदधनि िङ्िकधिे परिवतायत-
(क)धावथ
(ख)नंस्यथुः
(ग)खादलस
4. पद परिचयिं लिित-
र्धतिःु िकधििः परु
ु षिः वचिम ्
5. अर्ं लिित-
जीर्ाणनन, लभक्षुकुः, िनतभागी, बभ
ु क्षु क्षतुः
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COMPUTER
SYLLABUS COVERED-
Ch-1 (Number System)
Ch-2 (Cyber Ethics, Crimes and safety)
Activity
Objective : Students will be able to use formulas in Excel.
Result Sheet
R. No. Name English Hindi Math Total
1 Asha 77 89 78
2 Sanya 78 37 58
3 Mohitansh 65 95 65
4 Kareem 95 84 85
5 Sarnek 85 78 78
6 Shyan 84 60 95
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Worksheet
A. Answer the questions briefly.
(i) Write the name of any 5 unethical practices.
(ii) Define Patent.
B. Do the following:
(i) 11000011 + 1000001 (ii) (100)10 = (?)2
Case Study
In mid 80’s another federal agency, the NSF created a new high capacity network
called NSFnet, which was more capable than ARPANET. The only drawback of
NSFnet was that it allowed only academic research on its network and not any kind
of private business on it. Now, several private organisations and people started
working to build their own networks, named private networks, which were later
(in 1990’s) connected with ARPANET and NSFnet to form the Internet. The Internet
really became popular in 1990’s after the development of World Wide Web.
Answer the following questions-
(i) What does NSFnet stand for?
(a) National Senior Foundation Network
(b) National Science Framework Network
(c) National Science Foundation Network
(d) National Science Formation Network
(ii) What does ARPANET stand for?
(a) Advanced Research Premium Agency NETwork
(b) Advanced Research Projects Agency NETwork
(c) Advanced Review Projects Agency NETwork
(d) Advanced Research Protection Agency NETwork
(iii) What is internet?
(a) A single network
(b) A vast collection of different networks
(c) Interconnection of local area networks
(d) Interconnection of wide area networks
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(iv) To join the internet, the computer has to be connected to a __________
(a) Internet architecture board
(b) Internet society
(c) Internet service provider
(d) Different computer
(v) Internet access by transmitting digital data over the wires of a local telephone
network is provided by:
(a) Leased line
(b) Digital subscriber line
(c) Digital signal line
(d) Digital leased line
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