Summer Vacation brings an opportunity for a child

to participate in many educational activities at home

and promote his/her quest to learn. This Holiday

Homework is designed in the way that will help

children to build, learn and develop their skills and

encourage self study.

Wishing you a fun filled vacation!

 Holiday Homework
SUBJECT — ENGLISH
Class - X

Q1. You are Rachit/Rachna of Mahaveer Tiffin Services. Last month you had purchased 2
Solar Cookers from "SnigdhaKitchenwares" for your kitchen. But lately, you have come
across troubles because of the cooker as your purpose of fast servicing has not been
fulfilled. Write a complaint letter in about 100-120 words to the Sales Manager showing
your disappointment towards their services.
Q2. Using the information given below with your own views, write an article in about 100-120
words on 'War on Black Money in India'.
Hints:
Crackdown on black money — G20 summit in London — era of banking secrecy over —
India, a strong supporter of the move — black money a political football in India — rather
than looking for foreign hand battle must be waged at home, unless generated at home
money can't be transferred abroad — tax rates must be moderate and simple — time to
push ahead the new direct tax code.
Q3. Write a short story, in about 150-200 words, with any one set of the cues given in the
boxes below. Write a suitable title and the moral of the story.
Rahul is one of my best friends. His father is a doctor. He wants his son to become a
doctor too. But Rahul does not wish so. So, he persuaded my father to convince his father
not to force him to join medical. So this Sunday my father. ................. .
Q4. Raghav was walking in space. He was enjoying the scenes of space. Suddenly his station
stopped working. ....................... .
Q5. Your guest house requires solar appliances. You are AnujKapoor/AnilaKapoor, Manager
of Maharaja Guest House, 56., Rani Bagh, Agra. Write a letter in about 100-120 words to
the store Manager, M/s Sooraj Appliances, 34, Raja Garden, Agra placing an order for the
same.
Q6. Informal processing (disposal) of e-waste can lead to adverse human health effects and
environmental pollution Using your own views, write a letter to the editor of national
daily about the harmful effects of electronic waste disposal. Your letter should not exceed
100-120 words.
Q7. You are Mohit/Mohini, a resident of 432, Arjun Nagar, Jaipur. Last week, you came
across an advertisement pertaining to vocational courses and wish to join the same during
the summer break. Write a letter of enquiry to the Director, Avons Academy, 134,
Maharaja Nagar, Jaipur enquiring about the details of the course (100-120 words).
Q8. Over the years there has been a steady increase in the number of students from different
towns and cities of India seeking admission in colleges in the metropolitan cities. As a
consequence, colleges in the metros have failed to accommodate the rising number of
students due to severe shortage of seats. Write an article in about 100-120 words for your
school magazine drawing attention to the anxiety and pressure faced by students during
admission time. Suggest ways to combat the shortage of seats. You are Mohan/Mohita, a
student of A.K. International School, Agra.
Note: All questions to be done in Eng p.c.
 SUBJECT — FRENCH
Class - X

Solve Comprehension of Lesson 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 of French book

'Setrite' 10th class and write at least 10 words/ expression from
each comprehension along with their english meaning.
 Holiday Homework
SUBJECT — MATHEMATICS
Class - X
1. Draw the graph of the following equations:
3x + 2y + 6 = 0
3x + 8y – 12 = 0
Also find the area and the co-ordinates of the vertices of the triangle formed by these lines
and the X-axis.
2. Determine graphically, the vertices of the triangle formed by the lines y = 3; x = 3y; and
x+y=8.
3. Find the value of a and b for which the system of equation has infinite number of solution.
2x + 3y = 7
2ax + (a + b)y = 28 Ans (4,8)
4. Solve for x and y
139x + 56y = 641
56x + 139y = 724 Ans (3,4)
5. Solve for x and y
1 12 1
 
2  2 x  3 y  7  3x  2 y  2

7 4
 2
 2 x  3 y   3x  2 y 
Where 2x + 3y0
3x – 2y0 Ans (2, 1)
6. Solve for x and y.
6 7
 3
x y x y

1 1

2  x  y  3 x  y 

Where x + y0
x – y0 Ans (4, 9)
7. Solve the following system of linear equations.
2(ax – by) + (a + 4b) = 0
2(bx+ay) + (b– 4a) = 0
8. For what value of k, the following pair of linear equation has
(a) unique solution
(b) no solution
kx + 2y = 5
3x + 4y = 10
9. Ten percent of the red balls were added to twenty percent of the blue balls and the total
was 24. If three times the number of red balls exceed the number of blue balls by 20, find
the number of red balls and blue balls.
10. A chemist has one solution which is 50% acidic and second which is 25% acidic. How
much of each should be mixed to make 10 litres of 40% acidic solution.
11. A mobile company charges a fixed amount as monthly rental which includes 100 minutes
free per months and charges a fixed amount thereafter for every additional minute. Ankit
paid `443 for 370 minutes and Ashu paid `398 for 300 minutes. Find the bill amount
under the same plan if Abhilasha use for 400 minutes) Ans (`298, ` 1 , `448)
2
12. In a function Madhu wished to give `21 to each person present and found that she fell
short of `4 so she distributed `20 to each and found that `1 was left over. How much
money did she gave and how many person were there. (`101, 5)
13. State and prove basic proportionally theorem.
14. In a ABC, P and Q are points on AB, AC respectively and PQ||BC.Prove that the
median AD bisects PQ.
15. In ABC, AB=AC and D is any point on BC. Prove that AB2 – AD2 = BD.CD.

16. ABC is an equilateral triangle. D is a point on BC such that DC  1 BC . Prove that AD2
4
2
= 13CD .
17. Show that the areas of two similar triangles arein the ratio of square of the corresponding
angle bisectors.

18. In ABC, AD BC and BD = DA . Prove that ABC is a right triangle.

DA DC
arΔDEF
19. In figure DE||BC and AD:DB = 5:4 Find
arΔ CFB

20. M is the mid point of the side CD of ||9mABCD.BM is joined intersecting AC at L and AD
produced at E. Prove that EL = 2BL
 1 1 1
21. In given figure PA, QB and RC are each perpendicular to AC. Prove that   .
x z y

22. ABC is a right triangle, right angle at C. If P is length of the perpendicular from C to AB
1 1 1
and a, b, c have the usual meaning, then prove that (i) CP= ab (ii) 2  2  2
p a b
23. ABC is right angle at B and D is the mid point of side BC. Prove that AC2 = 4AD2–
3AB2.
24. In ABC, AD is a median and E is the mid point of AD. If BE produced meet AC at F,
then find ratio BE:EF.
25. Cards marked with numbers 13, 14, 15, .............., 60 are placed in a box and mixed
thoroughly. One card is drawn at random from the box. Find the probability that the
number on the card is
i) divisible by 5
ii) divisible by 4 or 3
iii) a number which is a perfect square
iv) a prime number.
v) Neither divisible by 5 nor by 10
26. A card drawn at random from a well shuffled deck of playing cards. Find the probability
the card is:
i) a card of spade or an ace
ii) Neither a king nor a queen
iii) Either a spade or a red coard
27. Three coin are tossed simultaneously. Find the probability of getting.
(i) two head (ii) at least one head
(iii) at least two tails (iv) almost two heads
28. Two diceare thrown simultaneously. Find the probability of getting.
(i) sum at least 10 (ii) sum divisible by 5
(iii) sin as a product (iv) a doubled
29. Find the probability of getting 5 Fridays in month of March.
30. Out of families having three children, a family is chosen at random. Find the probability
that the family has
(i) Exactly our girl.
(ii) At least two girls.
(iii) At most one girl.
(iv) At least one girl.
 Holiday Homework
SUBJECT — SCIENCE
Class – X

Prepare a power point presentation of slides on the following topics according to roll numbers.

– Cardiovascular diseases Roll No. 1-5

– Transportation of substances in plants Roll No. 6-10

– Respiratory diseases Roll No. 11-15

– Acids, Bases and Salts Roll No. 16-20

– Types of chemical reactions Roll No. 21-25

– Extraction of metals Roll No. 26-30

– Sources of energy Roll No. 31-35

– Defects of Human Eye Roll No. 36-40

– Semiconductor devices Roll No. 41-45

 SOCIAL SCIENCE
Students have to prepare a project report on any one of the given topics.
It is mandatory for each student to take up this activity, as it will be a part of their internal
assessment and marks will be added to their final results.
While preparing the report following points need to be kept in mind:
1. The report must be hand-written.
2. It should be neatly bound in a simple folder.
3. It's length should be 15-16 written pages.
4. One side ruled white A4 size sheets to be used for the report.
5. All diagrams, pictures, tables, graphs used should be properly labelled.
6. Original drawings, graphs, tables, maps will be awarded for creativity.
7. Pages can be arranged in the following order:
• Cover page (with name, roll no., class/sec., school name)
• List of contents/Index.
• Acknowledgements.
• Chapters/topics with suitable headings
• Summary & conclusions
• Questionnaire/Survey reports, if any.
• Bibliography
• Teacher's Evaluation Report.
TOPICS:
1. Consumer Rights
Topics to be covered:
• People as consumers in market.
• Need of rules and regulations in the market.
• Various ways in which consumers are exploited in the market. (A survey can be
conducted to find out the various ways)
• Factors causing consumer exploitation
• Need & rise of consumer movement
• Enactment of consumer Protection Act in India
• Provisions under COPRA
– Consumer Rights
– Consumer Courts
• Critical evaluation of consumer movement
• How can the consumer movement be made more successful?
• Duties of consumers
OR
2. Sustainable Development
Topics to be covered:
• Importance of resources
• Types of Resources o the basis of Exhaustibility
• problems caused by indiscriminate use of resources (Suitable examples, one of
renewable and one of non-renewable can be used)
• Need and meaning of Sustainable Development
• Development of the concept and efforts made at the international level
• Rio Earth Summit and Agenda 21
• Kyoto Protocol – outcomes.
• Challenges ahead and ways to achieve Sustainable development
OR
Social Issues
1. Dowry
2. Adult Education
3. Environment (Clean and Green)
4. Birth of a girl Child
5. Care for stray animals
6. Equal pay for equal work (for men and woman)
Note: I term portion Social Science syllabus
a) To be revised thoroughly
b) Read all the lessons properly
c) Go through the glossary and new words
 Holiday Homework
SUBJECT — COMPUTER
Class – X

Make a website of atleast four pages based on all the tags covered in HTML. You may also

explore the cascading style sheets to create the same. You can choose any one of the following

topics:

1. Effects of Social media on youngsters.

2. Online gaming & their effects.

3. IPL 2019.

The website along with HTML code & related picture files to be mailed to your concerned

teacher on her mail id which are:

1. Megha Bholewasi - [email protected]

2. Promila Sharma - [email protected]

 DATES OF SUBMISSION OF HOLIDAY HOMEWORK

ENGLISH

16THJULY

MATHS

SCIENCE 17THJULY

SST 18THJULY

HINDI

SANSKRIT 19THJULY

FRENCH