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1 CLASS X ( ) ENGLISH LANGUAGE: Phrasal verbs Essay Letter Comprehension Oral, Aural, Written from Total English Grammar Rewriting sentences, Joining sentences, Prepositions, Tenses from Total English and ICSE papers Notice writing ICSE papers to be worked out (Essay, Letter, Comprehension, Grammar) Project work Oral (Recitation/Debate) Aural Comprehension Notice writing ICSE/Test papers to be worked out (Essay, Letter, Comprehension, Grammar) Project work Aural Comprehension FORMAT Essay - 20 marks ( words) Letter - 10 marks Notice - 5 marks - 5 marks Comprehension - 20 marks Grammar - 20 marks ENGLISH LITERATURE: Drama: The Merchant of Venice Act IV Prose: Chief s Seattle s Speech The Blue Bead Norah Burke Poetry: The Heart of the Tree H.C. Bunner

2 The Cold Within James Patrick Kinney Drama: The Merchant of Venice Act V Prose: A Horse and Two Goats R.K. Narayan An Angel in Disguise T.S. Arthur Poetry: I Know why the Caged Bird Sings Maya Angelou The Patriot Robert Browning Revision of entire syllabus of IX and X HINDI: Paper I - Books - Saras Hindi Vyakaran (Grammar) Paper II - Books - 1. Sahitya Sagar 2. Ekanki Sanchay PAPER IF.M. 40 Essay : 15 marks Letter : 7 marks Comprehension : 10 marks Grammar : 8 marks Grammar As per ICSE syllabus in all three terms PAPER IIF.M Sahitya Sagar स द ह ज म न क प ड भ ड़ और भ ड़ड़य 2. Ekanki Sanchay स ख ड ल Class IX( ) First Term syllabus included 1. Sahitya Sagar द कल क र

3 2. Ekanki Sanchay मह भ रत क एक स झ द पद न Class IX( ) Second Term syllabus included 1. Sahitya Sagar : Full book included 2. Ekanki Sanchay ; Full book included BENGALI: চ দ র প হ ড় - ১০, ১১,১২ অধ য য় স কল ত - ন ম ন দ র ক লহন, গন ধট খ ব সদ হজনক Revision of class IX 1 st Term বয করণ - ব গধ র, এক কক থ য় প রক শ, উপস গ, ক ও ক লত লচদ র বযবহ র, ব কয ও ব চয পলরবতগ ন, প বগ প ঠ য সমস ত বয করণ, রচন, লচঠ,ধ রণ চ দ র প হ ড় - ১৩, ১৪ অধ য য় স কল ত - ক কট Revision of class IX 2 nd Term বয করণ - প বগ প ঠ য সমস ত বয করণ, রচন, লচঠ,ধ রণ চ দ র প হ ড় - সম প ণগ স কল ত - এব এ প ঠ য সব গল প বয করণ - প বগ প ঠ য সমস ত বয করণ, রচন, লচঠ, ধ রণ HISTORY: Civics The Union Parliament Union Executive President and Vice President Prime Minister Union Judiciary (Supreme Court) History

4 The First War of Independence (Revolt of 1857) Factors promoting growth in Nationalism Programme and Achievements of Early Nationalists Rise of Assertive Nationalism The partition of Bengal and its impact The Muslim League; its formation and objectives The National Movement ( ) The First World War The Rise of Fascism and Nazism The Second World War Civics High Court and Subordinate Courts History The National Movement (Non Co-operation Movement) Civil Disobedience Movement Quit India Movement Subhash Chandra Bose I.N.A Partition of India Non Aligned Movement Universal Declaration of Human Rights Revision of all chapters GEOGRAPHY: Location, Extent of Physical Features through maps only Natural Vegetation of India Water Resources Climate of India Soil Resources of India Minerals and Energy Resources Agriculture in India Manufacturing Industries of India Agro based Impact of Waste Accumulation Need for Waste Management Methods of Safe Disposal

5 Transport in India Manufacturing Industries of India Mineral based Need for Reducing, Reusing, Recycling Waste Revision of First term syllabus Revision of First and Second Term Chapters Maps of ICSE maps to be done for all three terms. Survey maps to be done for all the three terms. MATHEMATICS: Arithmetic: Sales Tax, Vat Chap 1 Banking (R.D.) Chap 2 Shares and Dividend Chap 3 Mensuration Cylinders, Cone and Sphere Chap 20, Ex(a-d) Geometry: Similarity Chap 15 ex(a-e) Circles Chap 17 (Th. 6-9) Angle Properties Ex 17(a-c) Chap 18 (Th ) Tangent Properties and Intersecting Chords Ex 18(ac) Constructions Chap 19 Tangents to a circle from an external point Circumscribing and inscribing a circle in a triangle and a regular hexagon sides, given the length of side of the polygon Algebra: Inequation Chap 4 Quadratic Equations and Problems Chap 5 and 6 Ratio and Proportion Chap 7 Matrices Chap 9 Co-ordinate Geometry: Reflection Chap 12 Distance Formula(Revision) and Section Formula Chap 13 Trignometry: Proofs of identities Chap 21 Statistics:

6 Mean, Median and Mode for ungrouped and grouped data, including ogive Chap 24 PROJECT 1 ARITHMETIC: Cones, Spheres and Cross sectional Problems Chap 20 Ex 20(e-g) Heights and Distance Chap 22 Probability Chap 25 Co-ordinate Geometry: Equation of a line Chap 14 Algebra: Remainder and Factor Theorem Chap 8 AP and GP Chap 10 and 11 Geometry: Locus Chap 16 PROJECT 2 COMPLETE SYLLABUS FOR PRE-ICSE EXAMINATION Revision Format of question paper: Sec A 40 marks(4x10) Sec B 40 marks(4x10) Answer any 4 questions out of 6 PHYSICS Term II: Force Work, Power and Energy Machines Refraction of light through a plane surface Refraction through a lens Spectrum Calorimetry Current Electricity Sound Electrical Power and Household Circuit

7 Electromagnetism Thermionic Emission and Radioactivity All chapters of Term I All chapters of Term I and Term II FORMAT SEC A: 40 marks (4x10) Compulsory SEC B: 40 marks (4x10) Answer any four questions CHEMISTRY: Periodic Table and Periodic Properties Chemical Bonding Acid, Bases and Salts Analytical Chemistry Mole Concept Electrolysis Metallurgy(A, B, C, D, E) Study of Compounds Hydrogen Chloride Study of Compounds Ammonia Study of Compounds Nitric Acid and Sulphuric Acid Organic Chemistry(Part A) Practical Action of alkalis on certain salts Identification of colourless solutions as acids or bases Distinguish between black cupric oxide and black manganese dioxide Organic Chemistry(B, C, D, E, F) Practical Identification of anions Identification of solids Revision of all topics of 1 st term Revision of all topics of 1 st and 2 nd terms

8 BIOLOGY Cell (Revision) Circulatory System Excretory System Evolution Pollution Absorption of water by roots Transpiration Photosynthesis Cell division and structure of chromosome Genetics Nervous System Sense organs Chemical Co-ordination in plants The Endocrine System The Reproductive System Population Revision of First Term. Revision of First and Second Term. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: TERM I ( SELECTION EXAMINATIONS ) 1. JAVA theory : Object Oriented Programming (Object-Oriented Programming Concept,Elementary concepts of Objects and Classes, Values & Data-Types, Operators in Java, Input in Java, Types of Java Programs Applets and Applications, Java Compilation Process, Java Source Code, Byte Code, Object Code, Java Virtual Machine (JVM), Features of Java, principles of OOP (Data abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Encapsulation ). Calls between objects,objects encapsulate state/attributes & have behavior/methods.

9 History And Development Of Java Class as a user defined data type Mathematical Library Methods Conditional Constructs in Java (switch-case, Fall-Through condition in switch case, default,break,nested if statement, Menu Driven Programs, System.exit(0)- to terminate the program. Iterative Constructs in Java (Simple programs illustrating all types of loops- Entry- Controlled loops [for, while], Exit Controlled Loop[ do while], Inter Conversion from for while do while, use of break and continue statements ] Nested for loops Using Library Classes- String Manipulation (including String-Array, String class functions : trim(),startswith(), endswith(), tolowercase(), touppercase(), charat(), length(), lastindexof(), indexof(), concat(), equals(), equalsignorecase(), compareto(), replace(), String valueof(), comparetoignorecase(), substring(), ) Character-manipulation (using prescribed Character-class functions e.g., isuppercase()) Arrays - Single-Dimensional Array (Definition and Declaration of an array, Types of Arrays, Initialization and accepting Data into an array, Accessing Array Elements, Handling and arranging array-elements in various ways, Sorting Techniques, Searching Techniques as per scope of the syllabus) 2. JAVA Program Coding : Single Dimension Array String and Character-Handling if-else-else, switch-case, Ternary Operator, for()loop, while() loop, do-while {} loop Input using Reader Class functions Menu-Driven programs andobject-creation,, Character & Math Class functions Formal and actual parameters Pure and Impure Functions Method-Over loading & Constructor Overloading 1. ICSE Project Assignment 1

10 TERM II ( PRE-MOCK EXAMINATIONS ) 1. JAVA theory : Class as a Basis of all Computation (With an emphasis to : Class as Abstraction for a set of Objects, Class as an Object-Factory, Primitive and Composite Data-Types, Objects as instances, Real life Examples for explanatining the concept of Class & Object). Double Dimension Array Basic Input / Output ( Scanner And Printer Classes ) Functions / Methods (Concept of Pure, Impure, static, non-static methods, method over-loading) Class As A User-Defined Type o Continued to Page 2.. o Class-10 Computer Applications Syllabus ( ) Page 2.. Encapsulation And Inheritance (Access Specifiers its Scope & Visibility, Scope of a Variable- Class- Variable, Instance- Variable, Argument- Variable, Global- Variable, Local- Variable ). Constructors General Prog. And Decision Making In Java Iteration Through Loops (Including Nested form) JAVA Program Coding : Entire ICSE syllabus Single Dimension Array Double Dimension Array (Definition and Declaration of an array, Printing the DDA in Matrix Format, Finding & Printing Sum of each Row, Sum of each Column, both the Left & Right Diagonals,Initialization and accepting Data into an array, Accessing Array Elements). String Handling using String Class Library-Methods

11 StringBuffer Functions Decision-Making using if-else-else, switch-case, Ternary Operator, for()loop, while() loop, do-while {} loop Input using Reader Class functions, Arguments, Scanner Class Menu-Driven programs Object-creation,, Character & Math Class functions Formal and Actual parameters Pure and Impure Functions Method-Over loading Constructor Overloading 2. ICSE Project Assignment 2 TERM III ( PRE-ICSE MOCK EXAMINATIONS ) 1. JAVA theory : Entire ICSE syllabus 2. JAVA Program Coding : Entire ICSE syllabus 3. ICSE Project Assignment 3 Distribution of Marks 1. Section -A : All Questions Compulsory (40 Marks) 2. Section -B : Attempt any Four questions (Out of 4 Questions)--Java programs (15X4=60 Marks) ECONOMICS: (SELECTION) I. The Productive Mechanism Land: Meaning and characteristics, functions and its importance, factors affecting the productivity of land Labour: Meaning and characteristics of labour. Meaning, types, advantages and disadvantages of division of labour, efficiency of labour-meaning, reasons for low efficiency of Indian labour Capital: Meaning, types and characteristics. Capital formation meaning, factors affecting capital formation; Reasons for slow growth rate of capital formation Entrepreneur: Meaning, functions and role of entrepreneurs in economic development

12 II. THEORY OF DEMAND AND SUPPLY Meaning and Demand and Supply. Law of Demand and Supply; demand and supply schedule and curve: (both individual and market) ; Movement and shift of demand and supply curve; Determination of demand and supply; exceptions to the law of demand Elasticity of demand and elasticity of supply: Meaning, types, percentage, method of measurement of elasticity of demand and supply, factors affecting the elasticity of demand and supply III. PUBLIC FINANCE Meaning and scope of public finance: Public revenue- taxes, types, direct and indirect (concepts of direct and indirect) taxes with examples, comparison of the direct and indirect taxes with respect to their respective merits and demerits. Progressive, proportional, regressive and digressive taxes (only meaning) Public Expenditure: Meaning and reasons for the growth of public expenditure in recent times Public debt: Meaning and types of public debt IV. MONEY AND BANKING Money; Barter System, Evolution of money, meaning and functions of money (PRE-MOCK) All the chapters of Selection plus: I. INFLATION: Meaning of inflation and its variants-cost push and demand pull (No graphs required), creeping, walking, running and hyper inflation. The impact of inflation on various economic entities such as producers, creditors, debtors, fixed income groups, farmers are to be learnt II. a. BANKING: Commercial Bank: Functions, credit creation (in brief with examples); Nationalism meaning. Nationalism vs Privatisation of Banks b. CENTRAL BANK Quantitative and qualitative credit control measures adopted by RBI (MOCK) All the chapters of Selection and Pre-mock I. CONSUMER AWARENESS: Meaning of consumer, ways in which consumers are exploited. Reasons for exploitation of consumers. Growth of consumer awareness. Consumer rights: Legal measures available to protect consumers from being exploited (COPRA, RTI)

13 Consumer Education meaning, importance of educating consumers of their rights. Awareness of food. Adulteration and its harmful effects, PROJECT WORK: Three project works has to be submitted as told by the teacher: Paper will be divided into two sections A & B of 80 marks. Section A is compulsory there will be no choice. This section consists of 4 questions divided into 5 sub parts each carrying 2 marks (it covers the entire syllabus). Section B- There is choice int this section and candidate is required to answer only four questions. Each question is divided into 2 parts of 5 marks each. HOME SCIENCE: Unit I Home Furnishings Unit II Management of Money Unit III Growth and Development during middle childhood Unit VI Care of Textiles and Clothing Unit IV Growth and Development during adolescence Unit V Meal Planning Unit VII Consumer Education Revision of Entire Syllabus

SYLLABUS CLASS X

SYLLABUS CLASS X SYLLABUS 2017-18 CLASS X English Literature PLAY: 1. Merchant of Venice Act 3 Scene 2,3,4,5 POETRY: 1.A Doctor's Journal Entry... 2.If Thou Must Love Me PROSE: 1.The Kabuliwala English Language Composition,