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INTERNAL ASSESSMENT TEST-III

Q1. Verify these statements by writing ‘T’ for true and ‘F for false.

1. Metal utensils or objects are not dangerous to use in microwave ovens. 2. CCD sensors in digital cameras can help take pictures in very dim light. 3. Dolby digital is an audio compression format that plays on a 5.1 playback system. 4. Wireless local area network is also called Internet. 5. A single layer ‘Blue ray’ disc has capacity up to 25 GB data. 6. Li-Fi is a high speed and fully networked optical wireless communication.

Q2. Select the correct options to answer these questions about space explorations.

1. He was one of the first persons to examine space with a telescope. He discovered four moons of planet Jupiter, saw the mountains and craters on Earth’s moon, and discovered the Milky Way to be a dense collection of stars. a) Nicolaus Copernicus b) Galileo Galilei c) Eratosthenes

2. He was an English astronomer who discovered that a bright comet has been appearing in the sky about every 76 years, for centuries. The comet is named after him. a) Edmond Halley b) Galileo Galilei c) Sir Isaac Newton

3. In the 1600s, this scientist proved that the planets move in paths which are elliptical in shape. a) Isaac Newton b) Eratosthenes c) Johannes Kepler

4. Which was the first artificial satellite to be put into orbit around the Earth? a) Sputnik 1 b) Vostok 1 c) Apollo 1

5. In 1957, Laika was sent abroad Sputnik 2 to orbit the Earth, What kind of animal was Laika? a) Dog b) Cat c) Monkey

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WORKSHEET-1 BODY LANGUAGE

Regardless of how smart or witty you are there are times when you need to stop and check the usefulness of a positive body language. To acquire the skills of good communicator you require to learn some fundamental guidelines and practice them. 1. Eye Contact Maintaining good eye contact, respect and interest in what you have to say. 2. Posture Getting your posture right will automatically make you feel more confident. 3. Head Position When you want to feel confident and self assured, keep your head level straight, both horizontally and vertically. 4. Mouth A full smile, with the lip coming above the teeth, shows genuine joy. 5. Arms Your arms give away clues as to how open and receptive you are to everyone you meet and interact with. So keep your arms out to the side of your body or behind your back. 6. Hand Gestures Palms slightly up and outward is seen as open and friendly. 7. Legs and Feet Do not cross your body in relation to others gives an indication of your attitude and feelings towards them. 8. Distance from others It’s always a good idea to observe other people in the group and see how close they are standing to each other. Then you can follow that distance. 9. Ears If you listen twice as much as you talk, you come across as a good communicator who knows how to strike up a well balanced conversation.

10 Often we move our body parts to express an attitude, feeling or emotion. Match the following actions with the emotions that they convey.

Column A Column B

1. Bite lips a. Confidence

2. Shake head b. Fury

3. Wrinkle nose c. Annoyance

4. Clench fist d. Nervousness

5. Stamp foot e. Anxiety

6. Raise eyebrows f. Trying to make a decision

7. Nod head g. Impatience

8. Wrinkle forehead h. Unconcern

9. Click fingers i. Dejection

10. Shrug shoulders j. Disagreement

11. Drum fingers k. Perplexity

12. Bite nails l. Astonishment

13. Hunch shoulders m. Trying to remember

14. Brisk, erect walk n. Dislike

15. Stroke chin o. Agreement

11 WORKSHEET-2 WHAT’S IN A NAME?

Most countries of the world have sobriquets or nicknames. Very often, they are referred to by these nicknames.

Read the sobriquets and write the two things that each country reminds you of.

1. Cockpit of Europe B M

2. Gift of the Nile Y

3. Playground of Europe S Z D

4. Land of the Rising Sun P

5. Land of the Golden Fleece A T A

6. Land of Silver G T

12 WORKSHEET-3 SPORTS STARS OF India has produced some world-class sports persons. Given here a few who have done India proud. Write the names of the sports these sports persons are associated with. Choose from the box.

Athletics Hockey Swimming Billiards and snooker chess wrestling golf badminton football

P T Usha Nisha Millet Bula Choudhary

1 4

Dhyan Chand Dhanraj Pillai Anjali Bhagwat 2 5

Sushil Kumar Michael Ferreira Pankaj Advani 3 6

13 Tania Sachdev Praveen Thipsay

7 11

Baichung Bhutia 8 12

Sanjita Chanu Sukhen Dey Jwala Gutta P Kashyap 9 13

Make your list of the top ten indian sportpersons of all times. Besides the ones given here, consider other as 10 well.

14 WORKSHEET-4 Non-verbal Communication Non-verbal communication is as important as verbal communication. It includes gestures, postures, facial expressions and mannerisms. The way a person walks, talks or sits reveals a lot about her/him.

Here are some tips to improve your non-verbal communication skills.

While walking • Hold yourself erect and hold your head up. It is a sign of confidence. • Your pace should be neither too fast, nor too slow. This shows that you are a balanced person.

While talking to someone • Smile as this signals that you are a friendly person. • Establish eye contact with the person but do not stare. • Always respect the personal space of others. • Do not cross your arms. It shows that you do not agree with the other person. • Control your hand movements, do not flail them. • Avoid putting your hands into your pockets. • Do not touch your face, especially your nose. It is a sign that you are not speaking the truth or that you have something to hide.

While sitting • Sit straight and do not slouch. This upright, straight posture shows confidence. • Put your hands on your lap and your legs firmly on the ground.

15 WORKSHEET-5 SELF CONFIDENCE IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS

Here are some guidelines to make you a winner in life.

Habit 1 Habit 2 Habit 3 Be proactive Begin with the Put first things • take decisions-choose end in mind first your response to the • know your desired focus on your challenges that life direction and priorities-do the throws at you destination in life things that matter • take responsibility • focus on your goals to you most, first for your actions

The basic aim of these three habits is independence. You prioritize and take your own decisions and also accept the responsibility of your actions. For example, if you make a mistake you acknowledge it, correct and learn from it. Set short-term goals, as success in these goals will go a long way in achieving the long-term goals you have set for yourself.

Habit - 5 Habit - 6 Habit - 4 Seek first to Synergize Think win-win understand, then to be • Work towards understood • Cooperate for creative mutual benefit • Listen to understand cooperation and • If you win, I win; if I others teamwork win, you win • Listen with empathy • Seek creative to understand the solutions to feeling and meaning problems

These habits are based on the concept of Intedependence. For example, if you help your friend in her/his revision, yours will be done automatically. These habits develop the capacity to work as a team.

Habit - 7 Sharpen the saw The last habit is about developing one’s capability by • Have a balanced self- RENEWAL and IMPROVEMENT, through physical, renewal programme mental, emotional and spiritual exercise. • Relax to revitalize yourself

16 WORKSHEET-6 India’s space programme The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was set up in 1969 under the Department of Space. Over the years India has made rapid strides in her space programme. She has developed several satellites and sent missions to the Moon and to Mars. How much do you know about India’s space programme? Tick the correct answer.

1. What is the full form of MOM? 5. What is the full form of ASLV? a. Mars Observation Mission a. Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle b. Mars Orbiter Mission b. Atomic Sensing Launch Vehicle c. Mars Orbiting Mercury c. Atmospheric Sensing Launch Vehicle d. Mercury Observation Mission d. Aided Satellite Launch Vehicle

2. Where is the Satish Dhawan Space 6. Who is regarded as the Father of Centre located? India’s space programme? a. Lucknow a. APJ Abdul Kalam b. Hyderabad b. Jawahar Lal Nehru c. Sriharikota c. Homi Jehangir Bhabha d. Ahmadabad d. Vikram Sarabhai

3. Which was the first meteorological 7. Which was the first satellite launched satellite built by ISRO? by India? a. KALPANA-1 a. Bhaskara-I b. INSAT 3A b. Aryabhata c. INSAT 2E c. INSAT - 1A d. GSAT-2 d. Rohini

4. Which of these is an Indo-french satellite mission for oceanographic studies? a. Youthsat b. Insat - 3d c. Jugnu d. saral

17 ANSWER KEY CLASS - 7

CHAPTER-1 1. Aryabattta, 2. James Lind, 3. Newton, 4. Einstein, 5. Thomas Edison, 6. Alfred Nobel, 7. Marie-Curie, 8. Charles Page 6 1:d, 2:a, 3:b, 4:f, 5:h, 6:e, 7:c, 8:g CHAPTER-2 1. Sir George Cayley, 2. Robert Boyle, 3. Adam Smith, 4. Lachan Macqurie, 5. Aristophanes, 6. John Bell, 7. Aeshylus, 8. Jacques Cartier, 9. Euclied, 10. Mahatma Gandhi CHAPTER-3 Page 12 Army Air Force Navy 1. General 1. Air Chief Marshal 1. Admiral 2. Lieutenant General 2. Air Marshal 2. Vice Admiral 3. Major General 3. Air Vice Marshal 3. Rear Admiral 4. Brigadier 4. Air Commodore 4. Commodore 5. Colonel 5. Group Captain 5. Captain 6. Lieutenant Colonel 6. Wing Commander 6. Commander 7. Major 7. Squadron Leader 7. Lieutenant Commander 8. Captain 8. Flight Lieutenant 8. Lieutenant 9. Lieutenant 9. Flying Officer 9. Sub-Lieutenant

CHAPTER-4 1:a, 2:b, 3:b, 4:b, 5:a, 6:b, 7:b, 8:b, 9:a, 10:a Q A Page 14 1: a. Stationary, 2: a. Fare, 3: a. Alter, b: Stationary, b: Fair, c: Altar 4: a. Doze, 5: a. Birth, 6: a. Dough b: Dose, b: Berth, b: Doe 7: a. Current, 8: a. Bow, 9: a. Great b: Currant, b: Bough, b: Grate

Fill in the Blanks 1. (i) rain, (ii) reign 2. (i) toe, (ii) tow 3. (i) so, (ii) sow 4. (i) stationery, (ii) stationary 5. (i) bare, (ii) bear 18 6. (i) heal, (ii) heel 7. (i) four, (ii) fore 8. (i) berth, (ii) birth 9. (i) fare, (ii) fair

CHAPTER-5 Crossword Quiz Page 19 Across: Down 2. Kung-Fu 1. Boxing 5. Judo 2. Kalari Payattu 6. Sambo 3. Jujutsu 7. 4. Taekwondo Page 21 1:c, 2: f, 3: a, 4: b, 5: d, 6: e

CHAPTER-6 Page 22-23 1: K, 2: I, 3: l, 4: H, 5: J, 6: G, 7: D, 8: C, 9: F, 10: E, 11: A, 12: B Page 24 1. , 2. 3. Param 4. Award 5. Award 6. Award 7. Dhyanchand Award 8. Jnanpith Award Page 25 1. , 2. Padma Shri, 3. , 4. Dada Saheb Phalke Award, 5. , 6. , 7. Indira Gandhi, 8. Nehru Literacy Award Page 26 1. Bharat Ratna, 2. Padma Vibhushan, 3. , 4. Padma Shri B. Literacy Award 1. Jnanpith Award, 2. Sahitya Akademi Fellowship, 3. C. Entertainment Award 1. Dada Saheb Phalke Award 2. Critis Award 3. National Film Award

CHAPTER-7 Page 28 1.b, 2.b, 3. c, 4. c, 5. b, 6. d, 7. a, 8. d,

19 Fill in the blanks 1. Cuba, 2. Dung Beetle, 3. Sereech Owl, 4. Bird, 5. Mauritius, 6. Australia Page 29 1. Arctic Tern, 2. Starling, 3. Humming Birds, 4. Strok, 5. Cucukoos, 6. Swifts, 7. Plover Fill in the blanks 1. Ornithology, 2. Humming Bird, 3. Herring Gull, 4. Ostrich, 5. Robin, 6. Penguin, 7. Peahen, 8. Toucan, 9. Cuckoo, 10. Pelican, 11. Kiwi, 12. Swift, 13. Swallow, 14. Spoonbill, 15. Bald Eagle, 16. King Fisher, 17. Wood Pecker, 18. Nightingale, 19. Magpie, 20. Owl

CHAPTER-8 1. Beluga Whale, 2. Horse Shoe Crab, 3. Lion Fish, 4. Hammer Head Shark, 5. Leafly Seadragon, 6. Sea Anemone, 7. Cuttle Fish, 8. Brittle Starfish Page 33 Fill ups (i) 250, (ii) 18, (iii) Carnivorous, (iv) fish, (v) Squid, (vi) Sounds, (vii) Blood, (viii) Moving, (ix) breathe Page 34 1. g, 2. c, 3. i, 4. d, 5. a, 6. h, 7. b, 8. f, 9. e Page 35 1. Great White Shark, 2. Spern, 3. Carpet, 4. Poroises, 5. Thersher Shark, 6. Blue Whale, 7. Basking Shark, 8. Cat Sharks, 9. Humpback Whale, 10. Baleen Whale

CHAPTER-9 Page 36 1. C, 2.B, 3.B, 4. C, 5. C, 6. A, 7. D, 8. B Page 37 1. CMOS, 2. Router, 3. Service, 4. GSM, 5. TCP/IP, 6. Simulator, 7. Motherboard, 8. Virus, 9. Spyware, 10. Applet, 11. Dot, 12. Pixel, 13. Multimedia card, 14. Blu ray Disc Page 38 1. g, 2. e, 3. h, 4. a, 5. b, 6. c, 7. d, 8. f Page 39 1. Media Access Control , 2. Mega Byte, 3. Operating System, 4. Random Access Memory, 5. Read Only Memory, 6. Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, 7. Intenet Protocol, 8. Local Area Network, 9. Universe Serial Bus, 10. World Wide Web

CHAPTER-10 1. Red Cliff Line, 2. Durand Line, 3. Macmohan Line, 4. Order. Niesse Line 5. Mannerheim line, 6. 38th Parallel, 7. 49th Parallel 20 CHAPTER-11 1. h, 2. k, 3. a, 4. l, 5. f, 6. b, 7. j, 8. i, 9. c, 10. g, 11. d Page 43 1. Bangladesh, 2. U.K. 3. Belgium, 4. France, 5. Pakistan, 6. Mauritius, 7. Japan, 8. U.S.A.

CHAPTER-12 Page 45 1. Dengue, 2. Asthma, 3. Migraine, 4. Diarrhoea, 5. Malaria, 6. Cancer, 7. Coma, 8. Pneumonia, 9. Cholera, 10. Pneumonia Page 46 1. c, 2. am 3. b, 4. b, 5. a, 6. a, 7. c, 8. b Page 47 1. c, 2. f, 3. a, 4. b, 5. d, 6. e Page 48 1. e, 2. c, 3. a, 4. f, 5. b, 6. d Page 49 1. d, 2. a, 3. f, 4. b, 5. h, 6. g, 7. c, 8. i, 9. e Page 50 Milk:p, Meat:P, Vegetebles:V, Nuts:M, Potaoes:c, Green Vegetables:v, Wheat, Rice:c, Eggs:P, Oranges, Lemon:V, Fruits:M, Corn flakes:m, Butter:f

CHAPTER-13 Page 51 A. 1. Neem, 2. Aloe-vera, 3. Pepermint, B. 1. Lily, 2. Rose, 3. Marigold, 4. Tulip C. 1. c, 2. a, 3. c, Page 54 1. g, 2. f, 3. j, 4. c, 5. a, 6. i, 7. e, 8. b, 9. d, 10. h 1. c, 2. a, 3. d, 4. b Page 55 1. f, 2. f, 3. t, 4. f, 5. T, 6. T, 7.T, 8. F, 9. T, 10. T

CHAPTER-14 Across Down 1. Eklavya 2. Ashawathama 3. Bhisham 4. Draupadi 5. Bheem 7. Shakuni 6. Madri 8. Duryodhana 21 CHAPTER-15 1. A, 2. C, 3. B, 4. D, 5. B, 6. C, 7. C, 8. C, 9. B, 10. D, 11. A, 12. D, 13. D, 14. A, 15. B

CHAPTER-16 Page 60 1. Hair dryer, 2. Electric shaver, 3. Power Bank, 4. Halogen heater, 5. 5.1 Sound System, 6. Wall charger Page 61 1. F, 2. T, 3. T, 4. T, 5. T, 6.T Page 62 Crossword quiz Across Down 2. Tablet PC 1. Gaming Console 3. I-phone 4. I-Pad 5. GPS Navigation 6. Digital Cameras 7. I-Pod 8. Bluetooth

CHAPTER-17 Page 63 1.,2.,3.,4.,5.,6.,7. Page 64 Answer these 1. Aryabhatta 2. Sputnik, 3. Explorer 1, 4. Mariner, 5. Laika, 6. Alexy Leonov Page 65 Fill in the blanks 1. Hubble, 2. Kepler Planets, 3. Sun, Data, Colar System, 4. Taikonant, 5. Voyager-I, space, 6. New Horizons, Pluto, 7. Mars Page 66 1. b, 2. a, 3. c, 4. a, 5. a, 6. c

CHAPTER-18 1. D, 2. D, 3. C, 4. D, 5. D, 6. B, 7. C, 8. B, 9. D, 10. A, 11. B, 12. C, 13. D, 14. C, 15. A, 16. A, 17. B, 18. B, 19. D, 20. D CHAPTER-19 1. B, 2. B, 3. D, 4. B, 5. D, 6. D, 7. B, 8. C, 9. C, 10. C, 11. C, 12. A, 13. C, 14. B, 15. C, 16. D, 17. B, 18. D, 19. D, 20. B

22 CHAPTER-20 1. D, 2. B, 3. D, 4. A, 5. A, 6. D, 7. C, 8. A, 9. A, 10. C, 11. D, 12. A, 13. 122.64, 14. C, 15. A

CHAPTER-11 Page 74 A 1. Dilma Rouseff, 2. Aung San Suukyi, 3. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, 4. Aruna Roy, 5. Chandra Kochhar, 6. Zohra Sehgal, 7. Tabu, 8. Mahasweta Devi Page 76 B 1. a, 2. g, 3. b, 4. 3, 5. h, 6. f, 7. c, 8. d

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