ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH SCHOOL , UKHRA SYLLABUS …...2. Preparation of inorganic compounds a)...

ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH SCHOOL , UKHRA SYLLABUS FOR THE SESSION 2020- 21

CLASS –XI SUBJECT : BIOLOGY(THEORY)

1ST ASSESSMENT (20 Marks) : 1. Body fluids and Circulation 2. Mineral Nutrition in Plants MID TERM : (70 Marks)

1. The Living World 2. Biological Classification 3. Plant Kingdom 4. Morphology of Flowering Plants 5. Animal tissues , Morphology and Anatomy of Cockroach 6. Cell – The unit of Life 7. Cell cycle and Cell division 8. Transport in Plants 9. Mineral Nutrition in Plants. (Revision) 10. Photosynthesis in Higher plants 11. Body fluids and Circulation . (Revision) 12. Digestion and Absorption 13. Excretory Products and their Elimination

MOCK EXAMS :- (70 MARKS)

1. Animal Kingdom 2. Anatomy of Flowering plants 3. Biomolecules 4. Respiration in Plants 5. Plant Growth & Development (Revision) 6. Breathing and Exchange of Gases. (Revision) 7. Locomotion and Movement 8. Neural Control and Coordination 9. Chemical Coordination & Integration

Revision of the Entire First Term Syllabus . Practicals ; 30 Marks

SUBJECT :- COMMERCIAL

MID TER EXAM.

Ch. 1 Classification of Human Activities

2. Nature and Objectives of Business

3. Classification of Business Activities

4. Introduction to Business Organisation

5. Sale Trader

6. Partnership

7. Joint Stock Company

15. Wholesale Trade

16. Retail Trade

17. Procedure and Documents used in Home Trade

18. Chambers of Commerce and Industry

19. Nature and Scope of Foreign Trade

20. Export Trade

23. Business Risks and Insurance.

• First Unit Test – Chapter 1 , 2 and 3

MOCK EAM

Ch. 8. Types of company

9. Formation of a Company.

10. Public Enterprise, Public Utility and PPP

11. Corporative Organisation

12. Social responsibility of Business and Business Ethics

13. E – Business and Outsourcing

14. Stock Exchange

21. Import Trade

22. W.T.O

24. Types of Insurance

* Second Unit Test – Chapter 8 , 9 and 12

* 2 Projects to be Submitted before Mock Exam.

SUBJECT :- HOME SCIENCE

1ST UNIT TEST 1. Food and Nutrition

Mid Term A. Theory 1. Concept and Scope of Home Science 2. Storage and Preservation of Food 3. Resource Management B. Project [ 10 Marks ] and Practicals [20 marks] 2ND UNIT TEST 1. Communication and Extension MOCK A. Theory 1. Human Development 2. Care and Maintenance of Testiles B. Project [ 10 Marks ] and Practicals [20 marks] FINAL TERM

A. Entire syllabus included B. Project [ 10 Marks ] and Practicals [20 marks]

SUBJECT :- HISTORY

1ST TERM Indian History 1. Growth of Nationalism 2. Emergence of the Colonial economy 3. Social and Religions Movement 4. Protest Movements against Colonial Rule

World History 1. Impact of the Second phase of industrialization in Europe during the late 19th and early

20th centuries 2. World War I 3. The Great Depression 4. Rise of Communism Russia (1917 – 1939) First Assessment 1. Social and Religious Movements 2. Impact of the Second Phase of industrialization Second Term Indian History 1. Gandhian Nationalism (1916 – 1922) 2. Gandhian Nationalism (1917 - 1934) World History 1. Rise of Communism Russia ( 1917 – 1939) 2. Rise of Fascism. Italy (1919 -39) 3. Rise of Nazism Germany (1933 – 39) 4. Rise of Militarism Japan (1919 – 37) Second Assessment

1. Rise of Communism : Russia 2. Gandhian nationalism (1916 – 1922)

Final Term :- Revision of all chapters

SUBJECT : ENGLISH LANGUAGE 1ST UNIT TEST

1. Trams formation of sentences – Rewriting 2. Phrasal Verbs – prepositions 3. Tenses

First Term Examination

1. Transformation of sentences – Rewriting of sentences (Total English) 2. Phrasal Verbs – Preposition (Total English) 3. Tenses 4. Report Writing ( News paper Reports, Articles , including Review of cultural

programmes, Travelogues , film Review, Book Review)

5. Proposal – Writing – Including Introduction ( Statement of Objective and list of measures on Varied Topics)

6. Comprehension – Total English 7. Essays 8. Project Work

SECOND UNIT TEST Report writing SECOND TERM 1. Transformation of sentences – Rewriting 2. Phrasal Verbs – prepositions 3. Tenses 4. Report - Writing 5. Proposal – writing 6. Comprehension – Total English 7. Essays 8. Project Work FINAL TERM Revision of the entire syllabus. Project work

SUBJECT :- ENGLISH LITERATURE

1ST UNIT TEST The Tempest – Act I 1st Term Drama : a) The Tempest - Act I & Act II Echoes: a) Salvatore , (b) Fitz, ( c) Quality Reverie ; a) The Dolphin , (b) The gift of India (c) John brown. Project Work 2nd Unit Test Desiderata Second Term / Mock Drama : a) The Tempest – Act III Echoes : a) The Chinese Statue Reverie : a) Desiderate Project Work Final Term Drama : a) Revision

Echoes : a) Gorilla in the Gust Room Reverie : a) The spider and the fly ( Revision of the entire syllabus) Project Work

SUBJECT : ECONOMICS FIRST UNIT TEST

1. Definition of Economics 2. Basic concept of Economics 3. Basic concept of economics 4. Types of economies 5. Solution to he basic problems

MID TERM EXAMINATION

1. State of the Indian Economy on the eve of independences. 2. Economic growth and development 3. Parameters of economic developments 4. Planning and economic development in India 5. Structural changes in the Indian economy after Liberalisation. 6. Sustainable development 7. Definition scope, Importance and limitation of statistics 8. Collection of data 9. Measure of central value

MOCK EXAMINATION

1. Comparatives analyses Indian economy with Chinese economy 2. Profile of Indian Agriculture 3. Employment and Unemployment 4. Problems of poverty in India. 5. Human capital formation in India. 6. Measures of Dispersion 7. Correlation 8. Index number

SECOND UNIT EXAMINATION

1. Profile Indian Agriculture 2. Dispersion 3. Index number

** Two project to be completed as per Council guideline” .

SUBJECT : PHYSICS FIRST TERM :

1. Physical world and Measurement 2. Kinematics

3. Laws of Motion 4. Work, energy and power 5. Circular Motion 6. Properties of Bulk matter 7. Waves and Oscillations (SHM ,free and damped Oscillation, progressive waves.)

Practicals ; 1. To measure the diameter of a spherical body by using vernier collipers 2. To find the volume of a given beaker using a vernier collipers. 3. To find the diameter of wire using a micrometer screw gauge. 4. Determination of the radius of curvature of a spherical surface like by using a

Spherometer. 5. To determine specific heat capacity of a solid by colorimeter MOCK EXAM

1. Motion of system of particles and rigid body ( C.M , rotation Motion) 2. Fluid Mechanics 3. Gravitation 4. Heat and Thermodynamics. 5. Waves and oscillation, (rest part)

Practical :

1. Inclined Plane (Static friction) 2. Inclined plane (Slidding friction) 3. Finding acceleration due to gravity using pendulum. 4. Resources tube to find speed of sound and wavelength. 5. To find frequency of tunning fork using sonometer,

FIRST UNIT TEST ; (20 MARSK)

1. Laws of motion 2. Work energy and power.

SECOND UNIT TEST ; (20 MARKS)

1. Motion of system of particles 2. Gravitation

Marks distribution 1) Theory – 70 Marks 2) Practical – 30 Marks (Project – 10 Marks, Experimental file – 5 marks, Experiment – 15 Marks)

SUBJECT : POLITICAL SCIENCE FIRST TERM: Unit – I

1) Introduction of Political Science. 2) The origin of the State.

MID TERM EXAM:

1) Political Ideologies. 2) End of he cold war & its impact on the world order [Disintegration of soviet Union] 3) Unipolar world : [ us Unilateralism] [Unit – I is Included]

• Project work as per ISC guideline Final Term Unit – II

1) Sovereignty 2) Law

Term Exam: 1) Liberty 2) Equality 3) Justice 4) Regional Co – Operation : ASEAN & E.U 5) Non- Alignment & Non – Aligned Movement.

[entire Syllabus is included.]

SUBJECT : BUSINESS STUDIES FIRST TERM :

1. Business Environment 2. Entrepreneur ship 3. Business Risks and Causes of Failure. 4. Manager and Managerial Roles.

SECOND TERM:

1. Authorits , Responsibility and Accountability 2. Change Management. 3. Automation at workplace. 4. Entrepreneurship (Revision) 5. Business risks and cause of failure . (Revision)

THIRD TERM:

5. Productivity enhancement tools (including all the chapters of 1 st term and 2nd term).

SUBJECT : ACCOUNTS MID TERM EXAMINATIONS : 1. Introduction to accounting 2. Basic accounting terms 3. Generally accepted accounting principles and basic concepts 4. Accounting standards concepts and objectives (IFRS) 5. Bases of Accounting 6. Accounting equation 7. Journal 8. Ledger 9. Sub - division of Journal Cash book 10. Petty cash book. [ analytical and Imprest] 11. Trial Balance 12. Provisions and reserves 13. Final accounts and concepts of trading, p/l account and Marshalling of balance sheet [

Without adjustment] 14. Computer in accounting 15. Accounting of Goods and service Tax (GST)

Note [ 1st unit Test to be held from any Eight chapters from above] MOCK EXAMINATION

1. Sub – Division of Journal a) Purchases Day book b) Sales day book c) Sales return day book d) Purchase return day book

2. Bank reconciliation statement 3. Depreciation 4. Bill of Exchange 5. Capital and revenue expenditure / Income 6. Final accounts – with adjustments 7. Rectification of Error 8. Accounts from incomplete records – (single entry System) 9. Non – Trading Organisation

Note :- [ 2nd unit Test to be held from any four chapters from above] ANNUAL EXAMINATION Entire Syllabus Note : [ Two projects of 10 marks each to be given for Annual; Examination]

SUBJECT : PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1ST TERM Section –A (40 Marks)

1) Concept of Physical Education 2) Individual Aspects and Group Dynamics 3) Effects of Physical Exercise on Human Body System 4) Games and sports

Section –B (30 Marks)

1) Football 2) Volleyball 3) Badminton

Practical :- ( 30 Marks)

1) All Physical Efficiency Tests 2) Skill of both the games

MOCK EXAM. Section –A (40 Marks)

1. Physical Fitness & Wellness. 2. Nutrition, Weight control & Exercise.

Section –B (30 Marks) 1. Cricket 2. Basketball

Practical :- ( 30 Marks) 1. All Physical Efficiency tests 2. Skills of both the games. *Revision of 1st Term. 1st Unit Test Section A :- [10 Marks] 1. Concept of Physical Education

Section B :- [10 Marks] 1. Football

2nd Unit Test Section A :- [10 Marks]

1. Physical Fitness & Wellness Section B :- [10 Marks]

1. Cricket

SUBJECT : CHEMISTY 1ST TERM EXAMINATION PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY :

1. Some basic concepts of Chemistry 2. Structure of atom 3. Classification of elements and Periodicity in Properties. 4. Chemical bonding and Molecular structure 5. States of Matter and Gases and Liquids.

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY;

1. Redox reaction 2. Hydrogen 3. S- Block elements

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY;

1. Some basic Principles and techniques. 2. Environment chemistry

PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY: 1. Qualitative Analysis : Identification of single salt

Containing one anion and one cation. a) Anions:

Dilute acid group → CO32- , NO2 , S2- , SO3

2-

Concentrated acid group → NO3 , Cl , Br , I ,CH3COO

Special group → SO42- , PO4

3- , C2O42-

b) Cations :

Group Zero ; NH4+

Group I : Pb2+

Group II : CU2+ , Pb2+

Group III : Al3+ , Fe3+

Group IV ; Zn2+ , Mn 2+ , Ni 2+ , Co2+

Group V : Ba2+ , Sr2+ , , Ca2+

Group VI : Mg2+

2. Preparation of inorganic compounds

a) Preparation of potash alum / Mohr’s salt

b) Preparation of Crystalline Feso4 / Cuso4

PROJECT WORK (10 MARKS)

Suggested evaluation criteria for Project work

1. Introduction / Purpose

2. Contents

3. Analysis / Material aid (graph, data structure, pie charts, histograms etc)

4. Presentation

5. Bibliography

PRACTICAL FILE (5 MARKS)

Unit test : 1)Atomic structure 2) Redox reaction

MOCK EXAMINATION

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY:

1. Equilibrium

a) Ionic equilibrium

b) Chemical equilibrium

2. Chemical Thermodynamics

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY :

1. Some p – block elements

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY; 1. Hydrocarbons

PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY:

1. Titration ; Acid – base titration involving molarity.

(a) Sodium carbonate solution / dil .H2SO4 or dil. Hcl using Methyl Orange indicator (b) NaOH or KOH solution / dil H2SO4 or dil . Hcl sing methyl orange indicator. (c) Calculation involving morality, concentration in gms L-1 , number of ions, neater of

crystallization and percentage purity. 2. Paper Chromatography :

Preparation of chromatogram , separation of pigments from extracts of leaves and flowers / ink / ink mixtures ; determination of Rs Value. PROJECT WORK – 10 MARKS PRACTICAL FILE - 5 MARKS UNIT TEST :- 1) Equilibrium (Ionic and chemical ) (2) p- block FINAL TERM : (REVISION OF ALL TERMS)

CLASS –XI SUBJECT : GEO GRAPHY

MID TERM EXAMINATION

1. Age and origin of the Earth 2. Interior of the Earth 3. Rocks 4. Endogenous Processes & Associated Land forms 5. Drifting of continents & Plate Tectonics 6. Isostasy 7. Volcanoes and Earthquakes 8. Exogenous Processes and Associated Land forms 9. Soil 10. Fluvial processes and associated landforms 11. Aeolian Processes and Associated Landforms 12. Glacial processes and associated landforms

13. Work of groundwater

14. Marine processes

15. Coral reefs

16. Submarine relief

17. Marine life and deposits

18. Temperature salinity and density of ocean water

19. Ocean water movements

20. World Climatic types

21. Climatic Change

Map – World

PRACTICAL :- 1. Statistical diagrams 2. Projection 3. Chain and Tape Survey MOCK EXAMINATION:-

1. Mid - term Examination syllabus included 2. Composition and structure of Atmosphere 3. Isolation and Temperature 4. Atmospheric Pressure and winds 5. Atmospheric moisture 6. The Biosphere 7. Biodiversity for sustenance of mankind 8. India as a mega diversity nation 9. Loss of biodiversity

10. Strategies for conservation of Biodiversity 11. Natural Hazards.

Map – World Project Work c) Annual Examination - Full syllabus E) 1st Unit Test :- 1. Age and origin of Earth 2. earth’s Interior 3. Rocks F) Second Unit Test :- 1. Composition and structure of Atmosphere 2. Insolation Question Pattern

1. Unit Test ;- 20 Marks 2. Viva :- 10 Marks 3. Paper :- 70 Marks

Section A – 30 Marks ( Short questions 10 x 2 and map 10 x 1) Section B– 40 Marks (10 x 4)

SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS FIRST TERM: SECTION –A 1. Sets 2. Relations and Function 3. Trigonometry – Trigonometry Functions, Compounds angles, Multiple angles and sub –

Multiple Angles 4. Principle of mathematical Induction 5. Complex numbers 6. Quadratic Equation 7. Sequence and Series 8. Straight Lines 9. Statistics

10. Linear inequality 11. Permutations and Combinations 12. Binomial theorem

SECTION –B 1. Conic Sections 2. Introductions to three dimensional Geometry ( As an Extension of 2D) SECTION – C

1. Statistics 2. Correlation Analysis

UNIT - 1. (a) Complex numbers , (b) Statistics MOCK EXAM Section – A 1. Probability 2. Trigonometric Equation 3. Circles 4. Limits and Derivatives

SECTION –B 1. Mathematical Reasoning SECTION –C

1. Index no. and Moving averages

• First Term Syllabus will be included. UNIT - 2. a) Limits and Derivatives

b) Index no. and Moving averages OR Conic Section

COMPUTER SCIENCE Syllabus / Class : XI / Session : 2020 – 2021

Page 1

UNIT-I

Section – A

1. Numbers

Representation of numbers in different bases and inter conversion between

them(e.g. binary , octal, decimal, hexadecimal). Addition and subtraction

operations for numbers in different base. 2. Encoding

Binary encoding for integers and real numbers using a finite number of bits(sign

magnitude, 2’s complement, mantissa exponent notation.

Section – B

1. Introduction to algorithm problem solving using Java.

Unit I: Object Oriented Programming

Unit II : Objects and Classes

2. Primitive values wrapper classes, types and casting

3. Variables, expressions

Section –C

1. Basic input/output Data File Handling (Binary and Text)

Practical Evaluation & Project Work

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MID TERM (Term – I)

Section – A

1. Numbers

Representation of numbers in different bases and inter conversion between




magnitude, 2’s complement, mantissa exponent notation. 3. Propositional logic, hardware implementation arithmetic operations Unit 1: Propositional Logic

Section – B




Unit III : History and Development of Java 2. Primitive values wrapper classes, types and casting


4. Statement, Scope

5. Methods and Constructors

6 Strings.

Section –C

1. Basic input/output Data File Handling (Binary and Text)

2. Basic input/output using Scanner and Printer classes.

3. Recursion ( Concept of recursion simple recursive methods )

Practical Evaluation & Project Work ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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UNIT-II

Section – A

1. Propositional logic, hardware implementation arithmetic operations

Unit 1: Propositional Logic

Unit 2: Logic Gates

Section – B


Unit III : History and Development of Java 2. Methods and Constructors

3. Strings.

Section – C

1. Implementation of algorithms to solve problems

2. Packages


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TERM-II (Mock Exam)

Section – A

1. Numbers

Representation of numbers in different basses and inter conversion between




magnitude, 2’s complement, mantissa exponent notation.

3. Propositional logic, hardware implementation arithmetic operations


Unit 2: Logic Gates

Section – B






4. Statement, Scope


6 Strings.

7. Arrays

Section – C

1.Basic input/output Data File Handling (Binary and Text)

2.Recursion


4. Packages


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FINAL EXAMS

Section – A

1. Numbers

Representation of numbers in different basses and inter conversion between




magnitude, 2’s complement, mantissa exponent notation. 3. Propositional logic, hardware implementation arithmetic operations


Unit 2: Logic Gates

Section – B






4. Statement, Scope


6 Strings.

7. Arrays

Section – C

1.Basic input/output Data File Handling (Binary and Text)

2.Recursion


4. Packages

5. Trends in computing and ethical issues


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Distribution of Marks (Marking scheme )

Term Exams : Theory : 70 Marks

Part I ( 20 Marks) : This part will consist of compulsory short answer questions, testing

knowledge, application and skills relating to the entire syllabus

Part II (50 Marks => 10X2 + 10X2 + 5X2 ) : This part will be divided into three sections

A, B and C. Candidates will be required to answer two questions out of

three from Section A(each carrying 10 marks) and two questions out

of three from Section B(each carrying 10 Marks) and two questions

out of three from Section C (each carrying 5 marks).

Therefore, a total six Questions are to be answered in Part II

Practical : 30 Marks

I. A work file containing the practical works related to programming assignments (at least 20 ) one throughout the year ( 10 Marks) II. ONE Project Work (based on any topic from the syllabus => 5 Marks) III. Solution to programming problem on the computer ( 15 Marks => This part shall consists of three programming problems from which a candidate has to attempt any one.)

Unit Exams : 20 Marks

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