CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 2 Hrs SUB : COMPUTER SCIENCE (TH) F.M. : 60

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Instructions: 1. All questions are compulsory. 2. This question paper consists of 4 sections.

Section A: 3 Questions of 10 marks each. Section B: 5 Questions of 2 marks each. Section C: 5 Questions of 2 marks each. Section D: 1 Question of 5 marks.

SECTION A

1. Choose the most appropriate option: (1x10=10 marks)

i) The default extension of Macromedia Flash file is ______________. a) .fla b) .fls c) .flash d) .sfl

ii) The minimum value for Zooming Out on the stage is: a) 80% b) 200% c) 8% d) 100%

iii) The default background color of the stage is: a) Black b) White c) Red d) None of these

iv) The shape of the box used to represent a process is: a) Parallelogram b) Rectangle c) Rhombus d) Oval

v) An Algorithm must end with _______ statement. a) End b) Start c) Stop d) Over

vi) Which of the following is not a command? a) CLS b) END c) PRINT d) NEW

vii) The function key used to get the output of a program in GWBASIC is: a) F4 b) F5 c) F1 d) F2

viii) The symbol used for Exponent in GWBASIC is: a) % b) ^ c) * d) /

ix) All directions written after DRAW command should be written within : a) < > b) “ “ c) ‘ ‘ d) ( ) x) Which statement will draw a straight line in upward direction with length 40? a) E40 b) U40 c) G40 d) D40

2. Fill in the blanks: (1x10=10 marks)

i) The ___________ flash files are used to display the content on a web page. ii) __________ are transparent sheets stacked on the top of a flash window. iii) _________ files are the compressed versions of primary flash files. iv) The result of given instructions is represented by _______ box in a flowchart. v) _________are used to connect two boxes in a flowchart. vi) __________ is the GWBASIC Prompt. vii) Every statement in a GWBASIC program begins with _________. viii) The full form of BASIC is ___________________. ix) ___________ is the position on the graph paper from where the drawing starts on a graph paper. x) A computer screen in BASIC Graphics works on text and ___________ modes

3. Write whether the given statement is ‘True’ or ‘False’. (1x10=10 marks)

i) The default stage size of a stage area in a Flash Window is 400 x 500 pixels. ii) Flash professional 8 is a perfect tool for the web designers and application builders. iii) Circle is the shape of Terminal Box in a flowchart. iv) Planning eliminates ambiguities. v) Stepwise instructions written in simple English are called Flowchart. vi) The text color code in COLOR 1, 15 is 15. vii) NEW command clears the screen. viii) Columns are the horizontal lines from left to right on a graph paper. ix) E command orders the computer to start drawing on a computer screen. x) Point (10,25) means Column = 25 and Row = 10.

SECTION B

4. Answer the following questions in not more than 40 words. (2x5=10 marks)

1. Write a short note on: a) Animation b) Timeline 2. Write one similarity and one difference between an algorithm and a flowchart. 3. Differentiate between commands and Statements. 4. WAP in GWBASIC to print your name, school name, principal’s name and total marks obtained in Annual

Exam. 5. Explain different statements used in GWBASIC Graphics to draw a straight line.

SECTION C

5. Answer the following questions in not more than 70 words. (3x5=15 marks)

1. Write an algorithm to buy an ice cream from the shop. 2. Draw a flowchart to find the sum of two numbers. 3. Write any three points to be taken care of while writing a program in GWBASIC. 4. WAP in GWBASIC to calculate and display the sum, product and difference of two numbers. 5. WAP in GWBASIC Graphics to draw the given figure having length of each side as 50.

SECTION D

6. A) Explain any three statements to draw a line in diagonal direction. Also write the syntax and an example of

each. 3

B) What is the importance of walking in a straight line? Do you walk in a straight line in the school ? 2

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 3 Hrs SUB : ENGLISH F.M. : 90

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General Instructions :

All the questions are compulsory.

Read the questions carefully before answering them.

Section-A carries 20 Marks, Section-B carries 25 Marks, Section-C carries 20 Marks, and Section-D carries 25 Marks

SECTION A : READING (20)

A. Read the following passage and answer the questions :

‘Listen!’ said Julian, lowering his voice, and looking all about to make sure that no one was near. ‘Do you

remember what you told us, George, about a secret passage from the castle to the old chapel?’

‘Yes! Yes! I do !’ said George, and Anne nodded, her eyes bright. ‘You mean the story that old Mr. Finnistan

told us, down at the little antique shop, about the Lady of the castle taking her children in safety from the

burning castle, by way of an underground passage to the old chapel ? Oh, I had forgotten that !’

‘Oh, Julian ! Yes, George is right !’ said Anne.

‘Are you thinking that the passage might still be there, hidden underground ? ‘

‘What I think is this,’ said Julian. ‘If the Lady and her children escaped underground, they must first have

run down into the cellars of the castle – and so the passage or tunnel must have started from there. They

couldn’t have escaped in any other way because the castle was itself surrounded by enemies. So, she must

have gone with her children to hide in the cellars – and then, when the castle fell, she took them safely

down the secret passage, that led to the old chapel. So, that means . . . . . .’

‘That means that if we can find the secret passage, we can get into cellars ourselves perhaps before the

workmen do !’ said George, almost shouting with excitement.

‘Exactly,’ said Julian, his eyes shining. ‘Now don’t let us box our heads and get too excited. Let us talk about

it quietly.’

I. Answer the following : -

1. Find the synonyms of the following words from the passage : [3 x ½ = 1.5]

a) Palace b) Kids c) Began

2. Find the antonyms of the following words from the passage : [3 x ½ = 1.5]

a) dangerously b) friends c) after

3. Make sentences of your own. [2]

a) Secret b) underground

4. ‘Yes! Yes! I do !’

a) Who said these words and to whom ? [1]

b) What does the speaker remember ? [1]

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5. Complete the sentences by using words or phrase from the passage. [3 x 1 = 3]

a) The lady and her children couldn’t have escaped in any other way because ______________.

b) The secret passage started from _________ and led to __________.

c) The Lady and her children must first have _____________.

II. Read the following poem and answer the questions. How beautiful is the rain ! After the dust and heat, In the broad and fiery street, In the narrow lane, How beautiful is the rain ! Across the window pane It pours and pours; And swift and wide, With a muddy tide, Like a river down the gutter roars The rain, the welcome rain ! 1. What is called beautiful ? [1] 2. Where does the rain pours and pours ? [1] 3. How has tide been described ? [1] 4. Why is the rain called beautiful ? [2] 5. Make sentences from the following words : [3]

a) Beautiful b) Window c) Rain 6. The roaring of gutter is compared to __________. [1] 7. Suggest a suitable title for the poem ? [1]

SECTION B : WRITING (25)

1. Write a leave application to the principal of your school requesting for a leave of 5 days as you have

to attend the marriage ceremony of your uncle. [7]

2. You are Meenakshi/Mohit. You are the captain of your class. Write a notice, informing the students of

classes 4 and 5 about a drawing competition. The following value points have to be used. [6]

Date of drawing competition – 8th March, 2017.

Place – Tapovan Hall

Time – 9:30 am to 11:30 am

Students have to bring A4 size sheet and colours

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3. Look at this picture given below and write a paragraph describing it. Give your paragraph a suitable

heading. [6]

Hints : 1. Village School

2. Poor boy wants to study

3. He learns lessons while standing outside.

4. Teacher sees him and asks him to join the class.

5. The child is happy.

4. Write a story based on the following guidelines. [6]

A thirsty crow __________ saw a pitcher ________ very little water ___________ saw

pebbles _________ put pebbles in the pitcher _________ drank water.

SECTION C : GRAMMAR (20)

1. Do as directed. [4 x 1 = 4]

a) The children ________________ in the hall. (dance –present continuous)

b) The volleyball team _____________ for the tournament from tomorrow.

(train – future continuous tense).

c) They ____________ for a party. (go-present perfect tense.)

d) Harry Potter _________ powerful magic tricks. (Perform – past perfect tense).

2. State whether the following statements are ‘positive’ or ‘negative’. [2 x ½ = 1]

a) The twins are not ten years old.

b) I am a student.

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3. Choose the correct question tags. [2 x ½ = 1]

a) Sabina was absent yesterday, ___________ ? (isn’t she ? /wasn’t she ?)

b) Most children are innocent, ___________ ? (isn’t they /aren’t they)

4. Write the comparative and the superlative degree of the following words. [3 x 1 = 3]

a) Much ______________ ___________________

b) Happily ______________ ___________________

c) Hard ______________ ___________________

5. Fill in the blank with correct preposition from the list below. [4 x ½ = 2]

in, by, into, through, towards.

i) The poet rented a cabin _____________ the lake.

ii) The children are safe _____________ the garden.

iii) I was running _____________ the finishing line.

iv) The children entered the platform __________ the gate.

6. Join these sentences using suitable conjunctions. [2 x 1 = 2]

a) Father scolded Tripti. She was being naughty.

b) You cannot go out. You finish your homework.

7. Fill in the blanks with suitable interjections from the list. [4 x ½ = 2]

Wow, Ouch, Hello, Oh dear

a) _____________ ! How are you ?

b) _____________ ! We are trapped ?

c) _____________! What a splendid idea.

d) _____________ ! My foot is hurting badly.

8. Put capital letters where necessary. [4 x ½ = 2]

over a hundred years ago, in the royal house of kapurthala, a pretty girl was born on 2 february `

1889. she had seven brothers

9. Rewrite these sentences as indirect speech. [3 x 1 = 3]

a) The teacher said, ‘Mary, you are a lazy girl.’

b) Mr. James said, ‘We have bought a new computer.’

c) ‘The students are studying for the final examination,’ said Mrs. Bagchi.

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SECTION D : LITERATURE (25)

I. Question 1 to 6 carry 1 m each [6 x 1 = 6]

1. What reason did Johan give his father for having breakfast in his room ?

2. What did the aliens find delicious ?

3. Where did Gopal send his servant ? Why ?

4. What did Spidy promise to show Flip in his parlour ?

5. Why did the big kite want the little kite to just ‘try’ ?

6. How Spielberg get the idea to produce ripples in a glass of water ?

II. Question 7 to 11 carry 2 marks each [5 x 2 = 10]

7. ‘Is this Sunday hunger ?”

a) Who said this and to whom ?

b) Why do you think the speaker said this ?

8. What did Johan’s visitors have to say about the food he had brought for them ? How did Johan feel

about this.

9. Write the names of the things that the poet compares to

a) Flying witches and fairies.

b) Soldiers in the battlefield.

10. What did the servant tell Gopal’s friend ? What made him believe it ?

11. How did the little kite feel when he sailed beside the big kite ? Who accompanied them ?

III. Questions 12 to 14 carry 3 marks each [3 x 3 = 9]

12. What is the lesson that the story of the spider and fly teaches us ?

13. What was the most challenging part of making Jurassic Park ? Why ?

14. What effect did the film have on the people who watched it ?

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 3 Hrs SUB : MATHS F.M. : 90

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General Instructions :

All questions are compulsory

Section A : Each question carries 1 mark

Section B : Each question carries 2 marks

Section C : Each question carries 3 marks

Section D : Each question carries 4 marks

SECTION-A [4 X 1 = 4]

1. Tick the right answer :

i) Number of square units needed to cover a surface is called.

a) Volume b) Area c) Perimeter d) Capacity

ii) The average of first five whole numbers is

a) 2 b) 3 c) 10 d) 15

iii) How many days are there in 552 hours

a) 25 days b) 24 days c) 23 days d) 16 days

iv) If the cost price is more than the selling price, there will be a __________.

a) Profit b) no gain c) no profit no loss d) loss

SECTION-B [6 x 2 = 12]

Solve it

2. Write any two sets of the measures of the angles of an isosceles triangle.

3. a) Find the side of the given square of area 49cm2.

Side = ?

b) Find the length of given rectangle of 108 cm2 and breadth 9 cm

9 cm

4. Find the quotient of 9 km 5 hm 6dam 4m ÷ 12.

5. The train was to leave at 9:15 p.m. It left 1 hour 45 minutes late. What time did it leave ?

6. Tejas bought a bag of sugar for Rs 1120 and sold it for Rs 28 loss. What was the selling price of the bag of

Sugar ?

7. Make a pictograph using the information given below. Explain your symbol and give a title to the

pictograph.

Class VI VII VIII IX X XI VII

Number of students admitted 85 30 40 20 15 65 10

A = 9cm2

A=108cm2

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SECTION-C [10 x 3 = 30]

Solve it

8. (a) Ravi and Rathi start walking from a point. Ravi walks due North and Rathi walks due east. What angle is

formed between their paths ?

(b) Name any four angles from the given figure.

A

B

C

O D

9. Maya has a square. Shaped garden. She decides to plant roses all along the boundary, leaving 1 m for the

gate. The side of the garden is 450 c.m. Find in metres the distance covered by the roses.

10. (a) Shiva drinks 250 ml of milk every morning. How many litres of milk does he drink in a week ? Find the

answer in litre.

(b) Meera’s Maths book weighs 0.550 kg, Pencil box weigh 250 gm, and her launch box weighs 0.475 kg

What is the total weight of all these Items ?

11. Convert the following into 24 hour clock timings.

a) 5:40 a.m. b) 4:00 p.m. c) Noon Time

12. Tannu buys 20 pieces of a toy car from a wholesale shop for Rs 3700. Next day, he buys 34 toy cars. How

much money does Tannu need to give to the shopkeeper ?

13. (a) Complete the following tally chart.

FRUIT TALLY MARKS FREQUENCY

MANGO IIII IIII II

PAPAYA 14

GRAPES 20

ORANGE IIII III

APPLE IIII IIII IIII I

PINEAPPLE 18

(b) 50 boys were asked which kind of sports they like to watch. Look at the table that gives their replies and

make a circular graph.

SPORT NUMBER OF BOYS

CRICKET 35

FOOTBALL 10

HOCKEY 5

14. (a) Study the Pattern and write the next two terms.

3 x 37,037 = 1,11,111

6 x 37,037 = 2,22,222

9 x 37,037 = ___________

12 x 37,037 = ___________

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(b) 1 x 9 + 2 = 11

12 x 9 + 3 = 111

123 x 9 + 4 = 1111

123 x 9 + 5 = 11111

_____________ = _______________

15. Find the area of a square whose perimeter is 80.

16. The price of 105 books is Rs 2000. Find the price of 50 books.

17. The school opened ten days after Mickey’s birthday on 21st June. On which day did the school open ?

SECTION-D [11 x 4 = 44]

18. Use a protractor to draw angles of 120o and 60O. Name them.

19. The area of a square is 64 sq. c.m. What is the perimeter of square.

20. The distance around the school field is 2 km 500 m. Rahul ran 2 rounds of the field and Rahul ran 3 rounds

of the same field. What was the total distance covered in meters by them.

21. Convert the following into minutes.

a) 4 hours 58 minutes b) 10 days 2 hours

22. a) A man bought fan for Rs 725.00. He sold, it at a loss of Rs 50.00. What was the selling price of the fan ?

b) A bookseller bought a set of books for Rs 1099 and sold it at a profit of Rs 101.00. What was the selling

price of the set of books ?

23. Write the plane mirror image of

a) REFLECTION b) Your first name.

24. The number of spectators for a circus show for a given week is shown below.

Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Number of people 3000 3500 4500 5000 3500 5000 6000

Represent this in formation on a bar graph.

25. (a) Sohail made a profit of Rs 57.50 on selling a pair of gloves for Rs 225.00. What was the cost price of the

pain of gloves ?

(b) The entry ticket at a circus costs Rs 55.75. Seema has joint family of 10 members. They all go for the

circus. Calculate the money spent by Seema’s father to buy entry tickets for all.

26. How many bricks of size 15 cm x 6 cm x 3 cm will be needed to build a wall of size 45 cm x 12 cm x 5 cm ?

27. Draw a circle with radius 3.2 c.m. On it mark and name

a) The centre b) a radius c) a diameter d) a chord e) an arc f) Point R, S in the interior of circle

g) point L, M in the exterior of the circle h) The Circumference

28. Find the average of

a) 1 3 1 1

4 , 2 ,1 an d 32 4 4 2

b) 6.5, 5.75, 7.75 and 7.

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[5 x 1 = 5]

[5 x 1 = 5]

[3 x 1 = 3]

[10 x ½ = 5]

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[6 x 1 = 6]

[2 x ½ = 1]

[2 x 1 = 2]

[2 x 1 = 2]

[2 x ½ = 1]

[2 x 1 = 2]

[2 x 1 = 2]

[10 x ½ =5]

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[10 x ½ =5]

[6 x 1 = 6]

[6 x 1 = 6]

[6 x 1 = 6]

[6 x 1 = 6]

[3 x 2 = 6]

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 3 Hrs SUB : SCIENCE F.M. : 90

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Instructions: Read all the questions carefully All questions are compulsory Q.I. Tick the correct option-: 10×1=10 1) We should not go near fire wearing a) Nylon b) Cotton c) Woolen 2) The conversion of a solid into a liquid is called

a) Melting b) Freezing c) Vapourization 3) The hardest substance is

a) Graphite b) Diamond c) Platinum 4) Force which slows down moving objects or stops them

a) Electrostatic Force b) Gravitational Force c) Frictional Force

5) A machine makes our work

a) Slower b) complicated c) Easier

6) An inclined plane is a a) Sloping b) Flat c) Slippery

7) The moon completes one rotation in ___________. a) 27.3 b) 23.7 c) 72.3

8) ________ was the first Indian man to go into space a) Yuri Gagarin b) Sunil Chawla c) Rakesh Sharma

9) Tsunami means a) Huge waves b) Harbour waves c) Port waves

10) The chain of eating and being eaten is called a) Water chain b) Food Chain c) Food cycle Q.II. Fill in the blanks— 5x1=5

1. The moon is the Earth’s___________ satellite. 2. A wedge has ________________ inclined planes. 3. Coal and petroleum are called ___________ fuels. 4. The decreases in size of the matter on cooling is called ____________. 5. Safety rules must be followed to avoid __________.

Q.III. Name Them : 5×1=5 1. The rock used to make the Red Fort _______________. 2. The ability to do work is _________________ 3. Big round hollows on moon. ______________. 4. Washing away of life and property due to excess water ______________ 5. Squirrels makes holes in the trunk of trees are called ____________

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Q.IV. Match the columns – 5×1=5 ‘A’ ‘B’ 1) No water in soil a) Sedimentary rock 2) Revolving chair b) Miscible liquid 3) Lime stone c) Rabies 4) Alcohol in water d) Screw 5) Bite of dog and monkey e) Drought Q.V. Write True or False : 5×1=5

1. Graphite is used to make blackboards 2. TV uses electrical energy. 3. Bottle opener is a second class lever. 4. The rise and fall of the level of water in the sea is called a tide. 5. Soil is an abiotic component.

Q.VI. Give reasons: 5×2=10 1. Is it wise to go to seashore at the time of tsunami and watch the high tides ? Why ? 2. We can easily lift objects on moon which are too heavy to lift on the Earth. Why ? 3. Why do we have ramps and inclined planes in hospitals ? 4. A group of boys are pushing a wall but the wall does not move from its place? State whether the work is done or not. Why ? 5. A fish cannot survive in warm water. Why ?

Q.VII. Short answer type questions: 12×2=24 1. Write two difference between herbivores and carnivore 2. What is a disaster ? Name two natural disasters 3. What are decomposers ? Give two examples. 4. What is a volcano ? Name any two types of volcanoes 5. Write two ways in which artificial satellites are useful to us. 6. What is a pulley ? How is it useful to us ? 7. What is a lunar eclipse ?

8. Write two differences between a nail and a screw. 9. What is the “law of conservation of energy”? 10. Why are petroleum and coal called fossil fuels ? 11. What happens when sugar is dissolved in water ? 12. Why should we tie a tight bandage just above the snake bite ? Q.VIII. Long answer type questions. 5x3=15 1. Write three differences between physical and chemical change. 2. What is force ? Write two advantages of force of friction. 3. What is a machine ? Name four machines that we use in our day to day life. 4. Why there is no life on moon ? What are phases of moon ? 5. Write three effects of flood. Q.IX. Value based questions: 2x3=6

1. There are lot of things at home which can cause poisoning to small children. Write four such things. Mention any four

ways in which poisoning can be avoided.

2. What is Vanmahotsava ? What can we do to maintains balance of nature ?

Q.X. Draw the following diagrams : 2x2.5=5 1. Draw a food chain. Label all the organisms involved.

2. Draw the diagram of

a) First – class lever b) Second – class lever c) Third – class lever

Showing fulcrum, load and effort.

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 3 Hrs SUB : SOCIAL SCIENCE F.M. : 90

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General Instructions :

All the questions are compulsory

Read the questions carefully before answering them I. Multiple Choice Questions 10 X ½ = 5

1. The water body that lies to the west of Saudi Arabia

a) Red Sea b) Persian Gulf c) Arabian Sea

2. In South America, the grasslands are called

a) Veldt b) Prairies c) Pampas

3. Discarded vehicles are an example of

a) Solid waste b) gaseous waste c) Liquid waste

4. Acid rain causes

a) Noise pollution b) soil pollution c) deafness

5. __________ is an example of imbalance created by humans.

a) Tsunamis b) Global warming c) Earthquake

6. The first printing was done in

a) China b) Japan c) India

7. Penicillin was discovered by

a) Alexander Fleming b) Joseph Lister c) Louis Pasteur

8. Charakasamhita is an important reference book on

a) Ayurveda b) Homeopathy c) Surgery

9. Bengal was partitioned into two in

a) 1905 b) 1906 c) 1805

10. This organ of the UN is permanently in session

a) The General Assembly b) The Security Council c) The International court of Justice

II. Fill in the blanks : - 10 X 1 = 10

1. The _________ is the condition of the atmosphere at a place. 2. __________ is the major tributary of River Mississippi. 3. All that surround us is our ______________. 4. ________ pollution leads to deafness and stress. 5. __________ are violent storms with high winds and stormy seas. 6. Bhojpuri, Maithili and Brajbhasa are all _________ of Hindi. 7. The ancient system of Indian medicine is called _________. 8. ________ was the chief architect of our constitution. 9. The ___________ movement began with the famous Dandi March. 10. The UN headquarters is in _____________.

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III. Match the following : 10 x ½ = 5 1. Meteorology a) Lack of rainfall 2. Gutra b) Water Source 3. Prairie c) Weather forecasting 4. Sewage d) Scarf 5. Drought e) Meadow 6. English f) Teacher of Sushruta 7. Epidemic g) Non violence 8. Dhanvantri h) The administrative organ 9. Ahimsa i) Roman Script 10. Secretariat j) An outbreak of disease

IV. Very short Answer type Questions: - 10 x 1 = 10 1. What is humidity ?

2. Where are most of the hot deserts in the world found ?

3. Why is the Prairie region called the wheat Basket of the world ?

4. Name two smokeless forms of energy.

5. What must we do if there is a flood warning ?

6. What is a script ?

7. What does a higher or lower than normal body temperature indicate ?

8. Who is considered as ‘the father of Hindustani music’ ?

9. What did the ‘radicals’ want ?

10. Who is the Chief Administrative Officer of the Secretariat ?

V. Short Answer Type Questions : - 10 x 2 = 20

1. What are the factors that influence the weather of a place ?

2. What is an oasis ? Why do settlements mushroom around on oasis ?

3. Why is the bison almost extinct in the wild in the Prairie region ?

4. How is air life-supporting ?

5. How can ordinary citizens help in the time of natural disasters ?

6. What was India’s contribution to the world of numbers ?

7. What is a microscope used for ? How do microscope help doctors ?

8. Why did Indians protest against the Simon Commission ?

9. Name the five permanent members of the Security Council.

10. Write four causes of air pollution.

VI. Long Answer type Questions : - 5 x 4 = 20

1. What do you understand by the term ‘natural disaster’ ? Why do natural disasters occur ?

2. What is the system of writing for people without eyesight called ? Who developed it ? How is the script read ?

3. What is laser ? How do doctors use it ?

4. Who founded the Indian National Congress, When and Why ?

5. Why was the United Nations formed ? What are the aims of the UN ?

VII. Write short notes on the following : - 5 x 3 = 15

a) India’s Contribution to the UN.

b) Dandi March

c) APJ Abdul Kalam

d) Non Biodegradable wastes a serious problem

e) Organic food

VIII. Map Works : 5 x 1 = 5

Marks the following on the world map given

a) Pampas b) Veldt c) Downs d) Red Sea e) Persian Gulf.

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA / B S CITY

(CBSE NEW GENERATION SCHOOL)

ANNUAL MODEL QUESTION PAPER -2016-2017

CLASS : V Time : 2 Hrs SUB : VALUE EDUCATION F.M. : 50

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General Instructions :

All the questions are compulsory

I. Multiple Choice Questions 10 X ½ = 5

1. You are watching a street play :

a) You elbow your way, stepping on people’s toes

b) b) You say, ‘Please excuse me’ and move ahead

2. Your grandfather asks you to take him out for a short walk.

a) Do you agree cheerfully

b) You should agree after making face

3. You are at the dining table eating your lunch. Your sister asks you to pass a dish to her across the table :

a) Get up and hand over the dish

b) You push the dish, so that it slides over to the other end.

4. While talking to your parents

a) You should talk in a loud voice

b) You should talk softly

c) You should not pay attention

5. When you donot get what you want

a) You should still be happy

b) You should show anger

6. How should you speak to your teachers

a) Politely b) rudely c) In a loud voice

7. Truth gives

a) Strength b) Peace c) both (a) and (b)

8. A person who speaks the truth

a) Is trusted by others b) No body likes such a person c) None

9. We must do

a) What we say b) What other wants c) None

10. Being truthful doesn’t include

a) Being on time b) Not copying from anyone in test c) Not to keep secret of a friend

II. Fill in the blanks : - 10 X 1 = 10

1. All religious say that ____________ always wins. 2. Each time we lie, the __________ scolds the mind. 3. Politeness in action is being _________. 4. Talk less and ___________ at the dining table. 5. Rudeness turns people ____________ from you.

Truthful, you, away, softly, helpful, conscience, truth, taken, pleasing,

mind

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6. Polite child says everything in a __________ manners. 7. Words once spoken cannot be ____________ back. 8. Do to others, as you want them to do to ____________. 9. Telling a lie weakens the __________. 10. Everyone likes to be friends with a __________person.

III. Write True or False : 8 X 1 = 8

1. People trust and like people who live in falsehood. 2. Covering one lie leads to more lies. 3. There is no harm in telling lies for getting work done. 4. We should try to eat without spilling food. 5. We must admit our faults. 6. Sorry is one of the magic word. 7. Being punctual is being truthful. 8. You ca respect yourself only when you speak the truth.

IV. Match the following : 7 x 1 = 7

1. Hurtful words a) What you say 2. Boastful talk b) Earns greatness and fame 3. Never shout c) are invented 4. Truthfulness d) is ugly 5. Lies are e) easiest to remember 6. Do f) Can never be taken back 7. The truth g) at anyone

V. Answer the following Questions: - 5 x 2 = 10

1. Which are the magic words that help you in any situation ?

2. Write four sentences about ‘politeness’.

3. Why should we say sorry ?

4. Make sentences with the following words :

a) Peace b) Trust

5. Why should we not talk in a boastful way ?

VI. Value-Based Questions : - 2 x 2.5 = 5

1. Milee tells her mother what happens in school. Her mother listens patiently and advises her wherever she finds

Milee has gone wrong. Is Milee right in her actions ? Why ? (½ + 2 = 2.5)

2. Rakesh likes fancy items like some of his friends have. His parents cannot afford them. So, he steals such items

from his friends. When he is asked by his mother, Rakesh replies that his friends gifted them to him. Is Rakesh

right in doing this ? Why not ? (½ + 2 = 2.5)

VII. Write 5 values in a value wheel on “Truthfulness”. 5

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