Grade V Home Work Name. English Reading HW 006 (To be done in the HW Section) THE FOG

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1 S Grade V Home Work Name English Reading HW 006 (To be done in the HW Section) THE FOG Read the poem The Fog slowly and aloud. 1. Can you identify the word in the poem, which is used to express the feeling of getting chocked? 2. What adjectives have been used to tell more about the lamps, cars and stars (4th stanza),,, 3. Come follow mw, my friend. Whose lines are these? 4. The stranger hit the surface with a cane to feel the surface of the road. Which word is used to explain the above? English Reading HW 007 (To be done in the HW Section) THE FOG It clutched my throat, I coughed; Nothing was in my head Except two heavy eyes Like balls of burning lead. a. In the above stanza, how does the fog affect the author? b. What does the author compare his eyes to and why?

2 English Reading HW 010 (To be done in the HW Section) SMILING SIMILES In the poem, The Fog, the author has used comparisons to explain his feelings. Such comparisons help readers to appreciate more and connect to the meaning. Example: 1. Red eyes like burning lead balls. 2. Followed like a child. 3. Pricked like hot needles. (Gulliver in Lilliput) A simile is one kind of figurative language. It makes a comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as. Similes can make your writing more interesting. Read the sentences below. Replace the simple adjective in each sentence with a simile to make your sentence more interesting. Two samples has been done for you 1. Her plate was clean. Her plate was clean like a shiny new plate. 2. Nandu was sad. Nandu as sad as a little boy who had just dropped his ice cream cone. 3. Nancy was sleepy. 4. The homework was difficult. 5. Our kitchen was messy. 6. The rasam was spicy. 7. Rajesh can run very fast. 8. The baby giraffe s neck was long. 9. Rajini s skin is smooth. 10. The umbrella is wet. 11. Madhavi aunty and Gayatri aunty are brave. 12. Muthanna s hair is black. 13. The weather is hot. 14. The water in the swimming pool is cold.

3 Science HW 006 (To be done in the HW notebook) Identify the following organ systems and write their functions: Science HW 007 (To be done in the HW notebook) Answer the following: i. Identify the following pictures. ii. What common do you find in them? iii. What do we call these animals? iv. How are they different from us? *Read pages no 26 and 27 of the chapter The Skeletal and the Muscular Systems.

4 History HW 007 Unity in diversity that s what India is all about. There are various languages spoken across the country. Let s find out the languages spoken in the Indian states mentioned below. Let s have fun- Try writing your name in that particular script of the specific language spoken in those states. Name of the state Capital Language spoken Script Telangana Bihar Kerala Odisha West Bengal Tamil Nadu Karnataka Gujarat History HW 008 Read chapter Language & Number. Now select the correct option for the following (Write the complete statement in the notebook) 1. Early man initially communicated witha. Sign & gesture b. Writing c. Talking 2. Simple pictures telling stories or passing information was the language developed by the a. Chinese b. Egyptians c. Japanese 3. Script developed by the Mesopotamians was known as a. Pali b. Hieroglyphics c. Cuneiform 4. Paper was invented by the a. Greeks b. Romans c. Chinese 5. The first printing press was invented by a. Johann Gutenberg b. Louis Braille c. Sir Isaac Newton 6. This script has elevated dots, used by the visually impaired to read a. Sanskrit b. Braille c. Prakrit 7. The Sumerians used this to make calculations a. Calculator b. Abacus c. Computer 8. Early manuscripts were copied by a. Scribes b. Priests c. Ministers 9. The first book printed was a. The Bible b. Indika c. Arthashashtra 10. The Arabs called the decimal system as a. Algebra b. Hindsa c. Trigonometry

5 Geography HW 006 Chapter THE EARTH The diagram below shows latitude and longitude on the curved surface of the Earth. II. Fill in the blanks: 1. The earth is made up of and 2. GMT means 3. Lines running from north to south through the Poles are called or 4. The is an irregular line drawn on the map of the Pacific Ocean, at longitude. 5. The Indian Standard Time is 82 ½ 0 E meridian passes through. 6. The earth rotates from to.

6 Mathematics HW Arrange the following numbers in ascending order: a. 59,73,10,472 18,52,46,213 43,15,00,981 57,18,294 b. 1,92,50,056 25,34,009 4,75,62,194 18,54,21, Arrange the following numbers in descending order. a. 25,05,64,132 2,19,46,853 5,71,98,421 4,51,034 b. 58,13,43,129 85,14,730 8,75,19,268 4,00,00, Find the predecessor of: a. The smallest 8 digit number b. The smallest 7 digit number 4. Observe the pattern and write the next three numbers: a. 31, 56, 748; 31, 46, 748; 31, 36, 748; ; b. 2, 19, 54, 684; 2, 19, 54, 584; 2, 19, 54, 484; ; 5. Arrange in columns and add a. 25,91, 634; 41,05,293 ; and 61,25,109 b. 10, 93,412; 53, 09,426 ; and 4, 01, 58, Find the difference between a. 65, 30,192 and 35, 98,649 b. 40, 00,000 and 6, 83, 019 Telugu 2 nd Language HW 007 Make the sentences.

7 Hindi 2 nd Lang HW 008