NEW G.M.T PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASS IV DECEMBER HOLIDAYS ASSIGNMENT Assignment-English (Grammar)
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1 NEW G.M.T PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASS IV DECEMBER HOLIDAYS ASSIGNMENT Assignment-English (Grammar) A. Fill in the blanks with correct form of verbs in simple present tense. 1. The dog. (bark) 2. The singers well. (sing) 3. The little boys toys. (sell) 4. Sonia food for everyone. (cook) 5. They hard to win. (work) 6. A tailor our clothes. (stitch) 7. The boys very well. (play) B. Convert the following into negative sentences 1. The book belongs to us 2. They buy clothes from the street vendors. 3. They live in Hyderabad. 4. Mohan reads very well 5. Train reach the station on time. 6. He hits the ball very hard 7. I come late to school.
2 NEW GMT PUBLIC SCHOOL DECEMBER HOLIDAYS ASSIGNMENT SUBJECT-SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASS-IV Topic-Religions, languages, festival and customs, Our Rights and Duties LEVEL-1 Fill in the blanks: - 1.Judaism is a religion practiced by the. 2.The followers of Islam are called the. 3.India is the largest in the world. 4.We must respect the of other citizens. 5.We should protect our and. Level-2 Define the terms: - 1.Secular 2.livelihood 3.Representatives 4.Heritage 5.Hymns LEVEL-3 Answer the following questions: - 1.Define constitution. 2.When did our constitution come into effect? 3.Define secular government. 4.When Buddhism and Jainism too originated in India? 5.Write 22 languages adopted as the official languages of our country. level-4 Answer the following questions: - 1.List five fundamental rights and five fundamental duties 2.What are Directive principles? 3.What do you mean by the rights to freedom? 4.Write about Christianity. 5.Describe Sikhism.
3 NEW GMT PUBLIC SCHOOL DECEMBER HOLIDAYS ASSIGNMENT SUBJECT- SCIENCE CLASS-IV Class Iv (chapter 10) Q A. Fill in the blanks 1. are actually huge balls of burning gases. 2. A planet moves around the along a fixed orbit. 3. Jupiter, Saturn, and are called the outer planets. Q B. Write True or False 1. Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are called the inner planets. 2. The middle layer of the Earth is called Crust. 3. Manmade satellites are called artificial satellite. Q C. Short answer type 1. After the Sun, the next nearest star is how much kilometers away? 2. Name the five seasons in our country. 3. What is Core? Q D. long answer type 1. Explain the layers of the Earth. 2. Differentiate between the rotation and revolution. 3. What are artificial satellites? How are they useful to man?
4 New G.M.T Public School Maths December Holidays Assignment Topic: - Large Numbers (Class-IV) Level 1 1.) Write in figures: - the largest 4-digit number. 2.) Give the expand form of ) Write the roman numeral of 428? 4.) Write the sign greater than, less than and equal to in boxes Level 2 5.) Round off nearest 100: - a) b) ) Write the successor of the greatest 6 digit number? 7.) Write the predecessor and successor of the following numbers:- Predecessor Number Successor answer in roman numeral: ) Add the number and write the Level ) Draw the international place value chart. Write the number name of ? 10.) Write the predecessor of the smallest 5digit number? 11.) Sangeeta made a mistake. She was asked to write nine lakhs nine thousand and as a numeral. She wrote What should be correct numeral? 12.) Write the short form:- a) 4* * *100+8*10+3*1 = b) 6* * *100+9*10= Level ) Write in ascending and descending order: ,50869,72815,42795.
5 14.) Complete the pattern: - a) , , ,,,. b) 76594, 76694, 76794,,,. 15.) Write four consecutive numbers coming just after and 42417? 16.) Write the number in Indian and International place value chart and also write the number name:
6 न य.ज.एम.ट.पब ल क स क ल न यत क य सत र न षय :- हहद :- 1., : ? ? - 8.,
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