| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
own hand fan. Take ideas from the pictures given below and in groups of four, make your own hand fan. Display the hand fans in the class and descri... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
climbing half-way up the brick wall opposite their window. Kaveri In the strong wind outside, the creeper was 82 shedding its leaves. “What is it, ... |
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| Class XI |
Chemistry |
Chemistry Part-I |
4 |
MOs σ 2s σ 2p π 2z π 2p x y diatomic molecules of second row elements Bonding MOs σ2s σ2p z π2p x π2p y of the periodic table. The increasing order... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
would die when the last leaf fell. 83 “Is she stupid?” asked Behrman. “How can she be so foolish?” “Sheisrunningahightemperature,”complained Sue. “... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
leaf has shown me how wicked I have been. I have realised that it is a sin to want to die.” Sue hugged Johnsy. Then she gave her lots of hot soup a... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
painting, both ________. V ______________ is common to both a garden and a painting. V Like a garden, a painting too __________. III Let us acquain... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
share the responses with your classmates and teacher. Column 1 Column 2 1. Imagery [mind (i) appreciative pictures] 2. Metaphor [comparison (ii) AA... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
a word from the extract. Summer: hot :: Spring : _________ (v) Read the Assertion (A) and the Reason (R) and select the option that is correctly su... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
4. Support the view that the poet’s mention of the colour yellow, besides red, blue and green, would have lent effectively to the image.y 5. Consid... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
she does not talk about. (Transcript for teacher on page 264) 1. 2. 3. II You will once again listen to the young girl. As you listen, circle the c... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
attention to details like the texture of petals, the Kaveri 94 varying greens of leaves, and the way light affects the colours. Learning Beyond the... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
3 |
the mango clumps of green profound, And palms arise, like pillars gray, between; And o’er the quiet pools the seemuls lean, Red-red, and startling ... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
Vitamin-M Reflect and Respond I From your experience with an elderly person at home or in your neighbourhood, complete the following graphic organi... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
last month that Ravi’s Grandpa had come to live with them because he was getting too old to live on his own. It had been a difficult month with Gra... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
them. “Whatever happens, Ravi, you’re not to let Grandpa go out on his own. It’s too dangerous,” she instructed, adding details of medicines to be ... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
let me go out on my own? Told you to keep me a prisoner here, has she?” Grandpa looked suspicious at this thought. Ravi felt guilty for a moment, t... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
He felt even more foolish when a small child came up to him and asked, “Are you playing hide and seek? I can show you a better place to hide.” “Shh... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
to duck behind a shiny silver car, peering through the windows to keep an eye on his grandfather. Grandpa took his time sipping a sugary cup of tea... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
cap-wearer. face It was a total stranger! He was wearing a white pyjama and shirt, which was Grandpa’s standard attire, and a yellow cap exactly li... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
relief, the first thing he heard when he opened the front door was the gentle whirr of Grandpa snoring in his bedroom. He knelt down near the bed a... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
Kaveri 108 on how to be a detective. Howtoavoidgettingfooledwhenoneistrailing trailing: a suspect, for instance,” Grandpa said solemnly. following ... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
of autumn C. sign of good luck D. pin drop silence (v) State one advantage and one disadvantage of the Grandfather living in the house in town. 2. ... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
observed such discrimination, when opinions were disregarded because of age. Vocabulary and Structures in Context Vitamin-M I Classify the words gi... |
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| Class IX |
English |
Beehive |
4 |
affected severely by an unpleasant feeling 2. countered (ii) to be confused 3. flushed (iii) expression of emotion 4. stricken (iv) reply to an arg... |
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| Class V |
Physical Education and Well... |
Khel Yoga |
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movements and how objects relate to oneself and others. CIRCLE IM E T Discuss the difference in the path of the balloon at different contact points... |
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