GRADE IV (HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK )

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1 JALANDHAR CITY GRADE IV (HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK ) ENGLISH 1. Write a diary/journal entry in a thin note book, every day during vacation. 2. Write five pages in English cursive book in neat hand writing. 3. Write a picture composition in the thin note book (meant for the diary/journal entry). The picture can be taken from any magazine. 4. Comprehension to be done on page 109 in English Grafalco book. 5. Read the extra reading book Jataka Tales. MATHEMATICS 1. Questions 1 to 30 to be done from Mathematics worksheet. 2. Exercises 30,34,35,38 and 39 to be done in Mathematics Magic book. ART 1. Make a book mark for your English extra reading book Jataka Tales. 2. Make a jacket for the thin note book in which you'll write the diary/journal entry. COMPUTER 1. , thank you notes, to all the family members. 2. Increase your typing speed by typing more on computer, using the following sites: typing.com, typeracer.com, rapidtyping.com. HINDI 1 Aap gaomd sao Kola rho hom AaOr AaPakI gaomd saamanao KDo, ek baccao kao galati sao laga ga[- Aba kromgao? 2 Paak- kao saaf AaOr saumdr banaanao ko kromgao? Apnao ivacaar ilaike. 3 eosao 10 AcCo kayaao-m ki saucai banaa[yao ijanhom krnao pr Aap ko maata-ipta Aapkao SaabaaSaI doto hom. 4 Aapko ivad\yaalaya maom kaona-kaona sao Kola Kolao jaato hom, ]naka naama ilaike AaOr ica~ icapkae^m.aap kaona saa Kola Kolato ho ]sa pr 5 pmi@tyaa^m ilaike. naaot : sampuna- kaya- ihmdi ki Alaga ka^pi pr krom. PUNJABI ilkx vwlw swrw kmm A`lg kwpi iv`c kro:- 1. &lw qy sbziaw di pmjwbi iv`c AMqkwSrI iqawr kro qy Kyfo[

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3 JALANDHAR CITY Name GRADE IV Subject: Mathematics (HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK ) "Visualization is more important than knowledge." General Instructions: Submit your work in a separate thin notebook. Present your work neatly. Work out the rough calculations if required on the right side of the page. Note: Page no. 30, 34, 35, 38, 39to be done in Maths Magic Book. Learn tables 2 to 15. Q1) Consider the six digits 2,0,1,9,6,4. Make the largest and smallest six digit numbers and also write its number names in Indian and International system. Q2) Write the predecessor of smallest six digit number. Q3) Arrange and add:- a) 8,00,000 ; 80,000 ; 8,000 b) 76,23,165 ; 5,43,281 ; 40,098 Q4) Find the difference:- a) 3,00,000 and 1,24,631 b) 67,534 and 30,891 Q5) Find the product of the following:- a) 5326 by 132 b) 219 by 556 c) by 29 Q6) Divide, find the quotient and the remainder and check your answer. a) by 17 b) by 28 c) by 36 Q7) Find the dividend if divisor = 135, quotient = 77 and remainder = 39 Q8) Round off to the nearest tens and find the sum of 456 and 233. Q9) Round off to the nearest hundreds and find the difference of 789 and 342. Q10) Write the smallest 5 digit number and divide it by greatest 2 digit number. Q 11) Write the pin code of your city in figures and also write the same in expanded form. Q12) The difference of two numbers is 4, 22, 212. If the greater number is 9, 64, 524, find the smaller number. Q13) Which number is 6,893 less than 47,406? Q14) Complete the series- 32,462 ; ; ; ; 36,462; Q15) A company produced 6,92,829 tubelights in a year. The next year it produced 4,29,156 tubelights. Find the total number of tubelights produced in 2 years. Q16) To buy a house a man paid ` 45,725 every month for a year. How much money did he pay altogether? Q17) A factory produced 89,425 television set in one year (365 days). How many sets did it produce in one day? Q18) 15,250 bags of cement had to be loaded in a ship. 9,875 bags were loaded on the first day. The rest were loaded on the second day. How many bags of cement were loaded on the second day? Q19) Find the product of the largest 3 digit number and the largest 2 digit number.

4 Q20) Fill in the blanksa) One million = lakhs b) 67,989 0 = c) = d) = e) 678 = 0 f) 5, = g) = Q21) State true or falsea) The number to be multiplied is called the product. b) 1,00,000 is the smallest 6 digit number. c) The result of addition problem is called the difference. d) The number to be divided is called the divisor. e) The greater number is called the minuend. f) The place value of 8 in 8,97,234 is 8. Q22) a) Comparison of numbers : i) 20,001 2,00,001 ii) 3,78,249 3,17,234 iii) 4,00,000 4,00,001 iv) 11,001 11,001 Q23) Find the difference between the place value and face value of 5 in 35,62,421. Q24) Circle the smallest and tick the greatest number: 1,10,345 ; 1,01,345 ; 1,11,234 ; 1,10,245 Q25) Write the largest 6 digit number in figures and words Q26) The cost of an office lunch party was ` There were 36 members who attended. If the bill is to be equally divided among all, how much will each member pay? Q27) If 4 boys sit on one bench, how many benches are needed for 365 boys? Q28) 15 fan costs ` What is the cost of one fan? Q29) A train can carry 865 passengers in a trip. How many passengers can be carried in 450 such trips? Q30) In a school, there were 545 students. Each student gave ` 139 for the Famine Relief Fund. How much money did the school collect?

ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHAR CANTT HOLIDAY HOMEWORK CLASS IX

ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHAR CANTT HOLIDAY HOMEWORK CLASS IX ENGLISH 1 Complete the exercises given on page 118-134 of the Workbook. 2. Read part I and II of the novel Gulliver s Travels and write the