Pam! ST, MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL, SANTRAGACHI [ CISCE] FINAL ASSESSMENT | 2023-2024] DATE : 20.02.2024 ENGLISH LANGUAGE F:M:80 CLASS : IX TIME : 2 Hrs. gestion: (Do not spend more than 30 minutes on this question.) Write a composition (300-350 words) on any one of the following: [20] a, Write an original short story entitled ‘The Gi (& “School days are the happiest days of our lives”. Express your views either for or against the statement. . You had booked a ticket on an early morning train. However, you woke up late and missed it. You then decided to run to catch a bus to the next station where you hoped to catch up with the train. Narrate the entire event, how you felt , the effort you made and how you finally got the train, What did you lear from this successful experience? 4d. Describe in detail the view from your bedroom window. Does your room overlook a park ? A busy street ? What are the sights, sounds and smells that you would typically see, hear, and experience at different times of the day? When do you most enjoy the view, early in the morning, in the evening or late in the night? ©. Study the picture given below. Write a short story or description or an account of what the picture suggest to you. Your composition maybe about the subject of the picture or you may take suggestions from it; however, your composition must have a clear connection with the picture Question:2 (Do not spend more than 20 minutes on this question) Select any one of the following = (10) a. Yoware to be awarded a special prize at the Annual Prize Day ceremony of your school. Write a letter to your aunt giving her the news, Be sure to include the details of the prize that you are to receive and tell her why you have been chosen for this honour. (&) Some taps in your locality are left open all day resulting in waste of water. Write a letter to the Municipal Commissioner complaining about the problem. Suggest ways in which the waste of water can be prevented Muestion:3 [5+5] 4 Your school is organising a rally to create an awareness on the ill effects of noise pollution in your city. Write a notice to be put up in the school notice board giving details of the program. Write an email to the principal ofa neighbouring school requesting him or her to send their students to join the awareness creating program. Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow. He staggered into the Coach and Horses. “A room and a fire, for pity’s sake!” he called out. Mrs Hall arrived. They discussed terms and then he flung a few gold coins on the table and became a resident of the inn Mrs Hall was excited. A guest at Iping in winter time! What an unexpected piece of luck! “And he never even bargained on the rent!” she smiled in pleasure. “He will get the best room and a hot meal that I will prepare with my own hands!” she thought to herself.Later, she rapped and entered his room promptly. Her visitor moved quickly. but Mrs Hall got a glimpsg of @ white object disappearing behind the table. It seemed he was picking something from the floor. She set down the mustard pot on the table. Mrs Halll observed that the overcoat and hat had been taken off and put over a chair in front of the fire while a pair of wet boots threatened to rust her steel fender She went to these things determinedly. “I'll take them out to dry now,” she said in a voice that would tolerate no denial “Leave the hat,” snapped her visitor, in a muffled voice. Turning, she saw he had raised his head and was looking at her. For a moment she stood gaping at him, too surprised to speak. He held a white cloth - it was a napkin - over the lower part of his face, so that his mouth and jaws were completely hidden. But it was not that which startled Mrs. Hall. His entire forehead above his blue glasses was covered by a white bandage. Another one covered his eats, leaving not a scrap of his face exposed except his pink, peaked nose. It was bright, pink, and shiny just as it had been at first, He wore a dark-brown velvet jacket with high, black, linen-lined collar tured up about his neck. His thick black hair, that peeped ‘out between the cross bandages, thrust out in curious twists and curls, giving him the strangest appearance. ‘The bandaged head was so odd that for a moment she stood rigid with shock. He remained holding the serviette over his mouth with a brown gloved hand, and stared at her with his inscrutable blue glasses. Her nerves began to recover and she carried his clothes out of the room. “The poor soul had an accident or an op'ration or somethin’,” said Mrs. Hall. “What a shock those bandages gave me, to be sure!” The visitor sat and listened to her retreating feet. He slowly put down the napkin and resumed his meal. He took a mouthful and then glanced suspiciously at the window. He took another mouthful, then rose and, taking the serviette in his hand, walked across the room and pulled the blind down. This left the room in . He returned with an easier air to the table and his meal For each word given below choose the correct meaning (as given in the passage) from the options provided. @) 1. staggered ‘a. walk unsteadily, as if about to fall, b. startle c. strike dumb 2. rapped a, say sharply or suddenly b. perform rap music c. strike with a series of rapid audible blows 3. retreating a. withdrawing b. advancing cc. back down Jy Answer the following questions briefly in your own words. 1. Why did the visitor say “for pity’s sake"? Q) 2. Explain, ‘threatened to rust her steel fender’ ay 3. What do you understand by ‘this left the room in twilight’ ? Q) 4. Why is it said ‘retumed with an easier air to the table and his meal’? Q) 5. Was Mrs Hall a good landlady? Give reasons Q) i What was shocking about the visitor’s appearance? Explain in not more than 50 words. (8) Question:5 n the following passage, fill in each of the numbered blanks with the correct form of the word tiven in the brackets, Do not copy the passage but write in correct serial order the word or phrase appropriate to the blank space. 4] Example:0: had got back. nee Reriagri: Babu. 0 __( get back) from work, a strange incident happened. He had sat 3 el len chair when it suddenly gave way. Ashe _1___ (fall) down he heard a giggle. Yes (__2__(be) a giggle. He _3__ (look) at Brownie who was sitting on the bed.__4_ (be) Brownie giggling? Was that possible? Shekhar Babu _5 (decide) to do some research. He. 6 (buy) a book, titled, “All about Dogs.” He looked through it but there __7__ (be) nothing about dogs laughing. F- Searched four bookshops for an encyclopaedia on dogs. But he didn't find one. He even consulted a vet. Bu. there__8_(be) no answers. in each blank with an appropriate word. [4] The puppy was hiding the sofa. Stop worrying ___ your future. When I stepped the lift, I found it had stopped working. We had to use a bridge to go __ the river. Uhave lived in this town ___ten years. Please switch __ all lights and fans when you leave the room. Ronnie is married ___my cousin. 8. The giftcame a birthday card. Goin the following sentences to make one complete sentence without using and, but or so. Choose the most appropriate answer for each. [4] 1. Rohan does not like to play cricket. He does not like to play hockey either. a. Neither does Rohan like to play cricket nor does he like to play hockey. b. Rohan neither do like to play cricket nor hockey. ¢. Rohan did neither like to play cricket nor hockey d. Rohan do not like to play cricket as well as hockey. 2. The school bus drove through the gate. The clock was striking eight at that moment. a. The school bus drove through the gate when the clock was striking eight at that moment. b. The school bus drove through the gate as the clock was striking eight at that moment. ¢. The school bus drove through the gate, in the moment the clock was striking eight. d. When the school bus drove through the gate, the clock was striking eight. 3. They advertised the job. There was a rush of applicants. a. They advertised the job because there was a rush of applicants. b. As soon as they advertised the job, there was a rush of applicants. c. No sooner they advertised the job, there was a rush of applicants. d. Immediately as they advertised the job there was a rush of applicants. 4. The minister was wise. The king did not trust him. a. The minister was wise even though the king did not trust him. b. Despite of the minister being wise, the king did not trust him. c. Though the minister was wise, the king did not trust him. d. The minister was wise in spite of that the king did not trust him. ee the following sentences according to the instructions given after each. Make other changes that may be necessary, but do not change the meaning of each sentence. Choose the soyeenr most appropriate answer for each. 18} 1. The old woman said to Arun, “ Can you help me to cross the Street?” ( Begin : The old woman asked Arun ...... ) a.The old woman asked Arun if he can help her to cross the Street. b. The old woman asked Arun that can he help her to cross the Street c. The old woman asked Arun whether he would help her to cross the Street. 4. The old woman asked Arun if he could help her to cross the Street. 2, As soon as the sun rose over the hills, the fog disappeared. ( Begin : No sooner.) a. No sooner the sun rose over the hills, the fog disappeared. b. No sooner did the sun rise over the hills, than the fog disappeared. ¢. No sooner does the sun rise over the hills, than the fog disappear. d. No sooner did the sun rise over the hills, the fog disappeared. 3. Itrained so heavily that they could not go for the picnic. ( Rewrite using * too....to”)a._Itrained too heavily for them to go for the picnic b. Itrained too heavily to go for the picnic for them. ¢. Itrained too heavy to go for them to the picnic. d._ trained too heavily so that it is difficult for them to go to the picnic. 4. If your friends get here before 7 o’clock we can take them out for dinner. (Rewrite: Using unless’ ) a. Unless your friends get here before 7 o'clock we can take them out for dinner. b. We can take your friends out for dinner unless they get here before 7 o'clock. ©. Unless your friends get here before 7 o'clock we cannot take them out for dinner. d. Unless and until your friends be there before 7 o'clock w cannot take them out for dinner. 5. Ihave never seen a film as bad as this. ( Begin : This is ...) a. This is such a bad film I have ever seen. b. This is the worst film that I have ever seen. c. This isa film so bad I could never see it again. d. This is the most bad film I ever seen. 6. Everyone of them was an experienced mountaineer. (Begin : There was no .... ) a. There was no one mountaineer who is not experienced among them. b. There was no inexperienced mountaineer in them. c. There was no such mountaineer who was inexperienced. d. There was no inexperienced mountaineer among them. 7. He had plenty of wealth but he was not happy.( Begin : In spite...) a. _ In spite of getting plenty of wealth he was not happy. b. In spite of plenty of wealth he was not happy. c. _ Inspite of having plenty of wealth he was not happy. d. __Inspite of having plenty of wealth he is unhappy. 8. I would rather go out with friends than stay alone at home. ( Begin : I prefer..) a. [prefer going out with friends than staying alone at home. b. [prefer to go out with friends to stay alone at home. c. [prefer going out with friends to staying alone at home, d. [prefer rather to go out with friends than to stay alone at home. XXXXST. MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL, SANTRAGACHI [CISCE] FINAL ASSESSMENT [2023-2024] CLASS :IX ENGLISH LITERATURE FM: 80 DATE: 27.02.24 TIME : 2Hrs. Section A (Attempt all questions from this section) [16X1=16] QI. Read the following questions and choose the most appropriate response from the choices given below.(Please do not copy the questions simply write out in correct serial order the appropriate word or phrase) i) What time of day is it when Act-II Scene-I opens and Brutus is alone in the orchard? a. dusk b. midnight ©. noon d. dawn ii) Portia is the definition of a a. a follower of dictatorship b. a follower of monarchy ¢. stoic Roman woman d. timid woman What information does Artemidorus relay in his letter to Caesar? a. his own complicity in the plot b. the names of the conspirators c. his pending suicide d. role of Anthony iv) What does Portia want Lucius to do when he gets to the capitol? a, She wants him to ask Brutus what he plans to do b. She wants him to warn Brutus of the soothsayer c. She wants him to tell her about the well-being of Brutus d. She wants him to ask Brutus to come home immediately v) What does Portia hear that Lucius cannot? The death of Caesar at the Capitol The soothsayer's warning Noises coming from inside her home Noises coming from the Capitol aege vi) ‘Don’t raise such dust’, Who was raising dust? a. the vendor b. the barber c. Sitaram 4. Nathu vii) ‘The boy who broke the bank’ is__in its narrative a. Allegorical b. Ironicalc. Dramatic d. None of the above viii) The theme of ‘The Model Millionaire’ is a. love b. appearances can be deceptive c. greed d.enmity ix )What was the Baron's wedding present to Hughie and Laura? a. Mansion b, World Tour ©. Car 4d. Ten Thousand pounds x) Who was Mr.Sowerberry? a. ateacher b. amember of the workhouse c d. the owner of the workhouse aman who made coffins xi) ‘Oliver asks for more’ reflects the personal experiences of a. b. & d. Mr. Sowerberry Dickens Oliver Mr.Bumble xii) What is the theme of the poem ‘A doctor's journal entry for August 6, 1945? a. b. ©. al love between a man and a woman war and destruction beauty of nature cowardice of a man xiii) “Thirst seized me,but no water could be found.’ the rhetorical device used in this line is ees alliteration personification irony enjambment xiv) What kind of poem is ‘I remember,! remember? x b. c a. Itisa reflective and humourous poem It is a reflective and imaginary poem Itis a reflective and emotional poem It is a humourous and emotional poem xv) What mood does the poem I remember, remember create? a. b. « d. regretful . nostalgic cheerful formidable4 In the poem, + 4 wo! . tk Of artifice? the control of hy an '¢ bonsai tree i ul lumans over nature symbolises authenticity areoP the power of nature the power of small things, : uestions from this section 2. Read the ibilowin rama (Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare) 8 extract i neice ail gic ict and answer the questions that follow: (3+34343+4) Srutus:It must be by his death: and for my part, to spum him, ‘ould be crown'd : know no personal cause But for the general. He w How that might change It is the bright day that And that craves wary his nature,there’s the question: brings forth the adder, Q3) Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow: (3+3+3+3+4) Servant: They would not have you to stir forth today, Plucking the entrails of an offering forth, They could not find a heart within the beast. Caesar; The gods do this in shame of cowardice. Caesar should be a beast without a heart Ifhe should stay at home today for fear. No, Caesar shall not.Danger knows full well That Caesar is more dangerous than he: We are two lions’ litter'd in one day, And I the elder and more terrible: And Caesar shall go forth Calpurnia: Alas! my lord, isdom is consum'd in confidence. [Fw deste eons at Vins CESbwsniniogeg a ean Calpurnia asks Caesar not to go out. What is Caesar's reply? What does he ask the servant? iii, What did the augurers find? iv. What is Caesar's reply to this? v. F i Who enters the scene and why? What false reason does Caesar give for not going?i an siract given De low 4 iver with hi then seized hl ootiver with his SPORT f i what oliver ha said. He asked f0" mi ver and hit i ? F when Oliver asked for More: 343434344) it travelled 10 the eral merch; ler, the the betel sel e shop, circulated ‘amongst the cu tailor, the free vendor, the jeweller the spread. and why? o said these at context? read? Give reason for the he beginning of te Str? ‘at might suit YOU" «what was the news at SP words and in wh ii, Whois seen grumbling att jig Pl keep a lookout for 3) jobs th jv. What is ironic in the story? vy. Why did the rumour spread so fa st in the village? Section D ions from this section) esti Poetry af ICSE Poems and Short stories) jJow: [3+343+344] (Answer one or more dit ‘A Collectio! (Treasure Chest- + the questions that fol owing stanza and answe 96) Read the foll thing had strippe That some strange ‘The face of an old wornan on the ground Was marred with suffering, but she made no sound. jas common to us all. heard Je word. wn by ‘some strange t thing’ here refer (0? dus of our clothes. Silence W% No cries of anguish, or a sing! | What does the poet mea ‘What does "some strange Why is there no utterance ofa single word? Why is te face of an old woman on the ground? What isthe untold trauma and adversity ‘of bomb v hing had stripped us off our clothes’? jctims as visualized in the poem?fore (343434344) In the attractive Part Could have Own eighty feet tal} On the side of Mountain, till split by lightning. Y the poet talking about? How tall would it have grown and in what “lreumstances? What does a bonsai t Where Would it have grown tall? Why do You think the Poet used tt v. at does “till split by lightning’ "ee symbolise? Explain, How would its height be its enemy? he word ‘attractive pot in the extract? symbolise? How is the ‘Tee protected from lightning? XXXXST.MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL , SANTRAGACHI [ CISCE] FINAL ASSESSMENT [ 2023-2024] CLASS :1X MATHEMATICS F.M: 80 DATE:19.02.2024 TIME : 2}HR SECTION-A(40 MARKS} ALL QUESTIONS ARE COMPULSORY TO ATTEMPT -—_ ASuestion Choose the correct answers to the questions from the given options (i) The mean of x-1. x+1, x+3 and x+5 is (a) x#1 xt2 (ce) xt3 (d)x+4 (i) sin A= and cos B = 3 then the value of (A+B) is z (a) 0° (b) 30° (c) 60° fay 90" (iii) If the perimeter of one face of a cube is 40cm, then the sum of lengths of its edges is (a) 80em gbY120em (©) 160em (a) 240em (iv) Two parallelograms are on equal bases and between the same parallels. The ratio of their areas is (@) 1:2 It (c)2:1 (3:1 (v) Ifthe diagonal ofa quadrilateral PRS bisect each other at right angles, then the quadrilateral PQRS must be (a) Parallelogram 6) Rhombus. (c) Rectangle (d) Square (vi) The distance of the point P (- 4,3) from the y- axis is (a) 5 units (b)- 4 units Ac 4 units (@) 3 units (vii) The side of a rectangular plot are 15m and 8m, then length of its diagonal is 7m (b) 23m (c) 21m (a-17mem, (viii)/F logs 0.04 = x, then the value of x is (a)2 (b)4 (c) -4 gr (ix) If is root of the quadratic equation 2x? - kx +1 = 0 then the value of k is 9 -3 (@9 ()-9 ww @F . (x) ) value of sin? 28° — cos? 62° is (V0 (b) -1 ©)1 @2 (xi) The class mark of the class 90 -120 is. (a) 90 fb) 105 jus (d) 120 (xii) If the distance between the points (2, -2) and (-1, x) is 5 units , then one of the value of x is (a) -2 (by2 ()-1 @1 (xiii) If d is diameter of a circle, then its area is (aynd? nS nt (d) 2nd? (xiv) ABCD is a rhombus such that Feb) S* ——> S,c)O ——e O*,d)2n — Zn**, es part in the chemical reaction. e) Cu* —» Cu. Section B (Attempt any four questions from this section) Qcestion 3 [2x5] i) State Charle’s Law with mathematical expression. ii) What is absolute zero? Is it a theoretical value? iii) COp occupies a volume of 336 cm’ 2 iene cm? at STP. Find its volume at 20°C and at a pressure of 700 mm iv) Give reason: a) Gases are highly compressible b) Pressure is exerted by gas in all direction. v) Define : a) Absolute zero, b) DiffusionQuestion 4 co ' ) Acid rain ha ms it) Wena’ 8 adverse effect on th el chemistry, the water budies, Just ii) Name lo wast Feduce Peenhouse gases in the atmosphere a i chemicals which are respores 1 ® vy does rin water have pt ae ozone depletion Menon thi source ve health impact of the i oo following green house gases a) Carbon monoxide, b) Oxides of Ruestion § ((2%2) +343) ') Show the formation ofa i iD) Answer the fase) Ammonia molecule, b) Water molecule through atomic orbit structure. ©) What are the elements of gr.1 called? ©) What are the elements of ur19 ealleg? _. ©) Name Scientist whe leh iiiy i ‘us of an atom. re chemical properties, ~~ Question 6 [3434242] i) Write balanced chemical equation for the following: a) Sodium Sulphite is treated with dil MSO, . ») Iron( It) sulphide is treated with dil. HaSOq, ©) Zinc Carbonate is t ii) reated with dil. H»SOx, when : 2) Iron fillings are immersed in Copper sulphate solution, b) Lead Nitrate crystals are heated strongly . ©)_ Copper carbonate solid heated strongly, iii) Distinguish between : a) Sodium Sulphide and Sodium Sulphite b) Carbon dioxide and Sulphur dioxide What do you observe iv) Identify the following : a) The gas , turns moist starch lodide paper black. b) The gas , turns red litmus blue. Question 7 [445+] i : a) How is water gas obtained by Industrial Process for preparing Hydrogen? b) Name the reaction in which water gas is used for the manufacture of | hydrogen. ©) Give balanced chemical equation for the reaction taking place above in 4) How is hydrogen removed from the reaction taking place above. ii) From the list of metals given below choose the metal which fits into the description given below : Iron, Zinc, Sodium, Silver Magnesium, Lead. ) A metal which reacts very slowly with dil HCl acid initially but after sometime reaction stops. e - ‘1 b) A metal that reacts reversibly with steam ©) A metal which reacts vigorously with cold water.. d) A metal which doesn’t react with dilute acid or water.iii) ) A metal which reacts both with acid and alkali to displace hydrogen. Who discovered Hydrogen? Question 8 Bxs) Arrange the following as directed : a) Na, Al, Cl, P( In increasing order of ionisation potential) b) Ca, Be, Mg, Ba ( In increasing order of atomic size ) State Mendeleev’s Periodic Law. Why do covalent compounds exist as gases or Liquids? An element ‘X’ is represented by 'Xi5 : a) How many valence electrons are present? b) Identify element * X° State two postulates of Bohr’s atomic model. XXXXST. MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL, SANTRAGACHI [CISCE] FINAL ASSESSMENT [2023-2024] BIOLOGY CLASS: IX F.M: 80 DATE: 24.02.24 TIME: 2 Hrs. SECTION A (40 Marks ) is) Question 1 ‘Choose the correct answers to the questions from the given options: i, One of the end products of anaerobic respiration in plant is: a. Ethyl alcohol b. Lactic acid ¢, Water d. Carbolic acid ii, The inner lining of larynx, trachea, bronchi and bronchioles is formed of a. Squamous epithelium b. Cuboidal epithelium . Ciliated epithelium d. Stratified epithelium The larynx contains two ligamentous folds called: a. Epiglottis b. Voice box ¢. Intercostal muscles 4. Vocal cords iv. Thoracic vertebrae and sternum constitute the bony cage in which number of ribs are: ii a, Twelve pairs b. Thirteen pairs c. Fourteen pairs d. Fifteen pairs vy. The hind limbs in humans have an addi a. Acetabulum b. Patella c. Clavicle d. Scapula vi. Stratum corneum of skin is made up of: a. Flattened dead cells b, Flattened living cells c. Both dead cells and living cells d. Very smooth cells vii, Sebaceous glands getting inflamed due to hormonal influence is one of the commonest problems in adolescents. It is called: a. Pimples b. Acne c. Black heads d. Pustules‘about: viii, Sweat consists of a. 0.08 per cent U b. 50 percent waters . 99 percent water, 4, 30 per cent water, 4 per een ix. Last part of backbone: ‘a. Thoracic vertebrae b. Lumbar vertebrae c. Sacrum 4. Coccyx x. Secreted b: a.Sulphuric acid b. Hydrochloric acid . Citric acid d. Acetic acid xi, Antibodies are chemically: Carbohydrates b. Fats c. Proteins d. Vitamins xii, Keratin is: a. Permeable to germs b, Impermeable to germs ¢. Semi-permeable to germs 0.08 per ¢ y stomach and kill germs: d. Susceptive to germs xiii, Choose the correet statement: 1 Some angiospermic plants can resPi b. Mammals can respire anaerobically ¢. Vertebrates can respire anaerobically d, Certain bacteria and xiv, Feeling of fatigue is related to: a. Adding oxygen b. Oxygen-debt c. Adding carbon- dioxide d. Carbon-dioxide debt xv. A new born breathes: a. 60 times per minute b, 80 times per minute ¢, 90 times per minute d. 100 times per minute Question 2 i. Name the following: a. Full form of ATP b. The volume of air that can be taken in and xj int salts, 0.08 per fungi can respire anaerobi ent urea. re anaerobically ically 6) pelled out by maximum inspiration and expiration.. Choose the ade its Tegulating centre in the brain. others belong: a. Some bacter b. Sebaceous ©. Lungs, Trachea, Papi © Out from the following terms and name the Category to ia, Red al which the eae. Human being, gland, hai 6) Mango tree follicle, Sweat gh jand, Malpighian layer. illae, Larynx. |. Cranium, Vertebrae, with the term that is underlined. a. Diaphragm cont in each group in the correct order so as ‘0 be in logical sequence beginning b. Rise of mercu: (5) 'racts, Intercostal muscles stretched, Ribs move upwariis, V ry in thermometer, Place boiled seeds olume of chest. cavity increased, ©, Piloerection, in flask, Gives ou: heat, Boil seeds, Strong emotion, Winter, Skin, 4. Femur, Central hollow space, RBC, Production, ©. Alexander Fleming, Penicillium, Penicillin, Staphylococcus, iv. Match the items given in Column I with the ‘Most appropriate ones in Column I] and rewrite the correct matching pairs: (3) Column 1 Column It a. Skin synthesises 1. Blood becomes more venous by accumulation of more carbon dioxide b. Hypoxia 2. Lies below nail plate _ : c. Plate 3. Deficiency of oxygen reaciing the tissues d. Bed 4. Vitamin € oo : i “the nail . Asphyxiation 5. Hard and outer part 0° the + ee 6. Vitamin D a L 7. Vitamin A 5) v. Mention the exact location of the following: 6) a. Pleura b. Hair bulb ¢. Foramen magnum 4d. Metacarpels e. Lenticels SECTION B Question 3 ae a a, Name any germ-killing substance secreted by human body. oy b. Define: 1. Expiratory reserve volume : : . Cellular respiration : c fics three important functions of Red Cross. . oxide red air contains more carbon dioxi i imental set-up to show expire belled diagram of an experime = d. Draw neat and lal : than the inspired air.Question 4 a. Name the disease where there is complete loss of pigmentation. (ay b. Name the flap like part that guards the entrance to the trachea (vy) ¢. Differentiate between: @ 1. Respiration and burning 2. Aerobic and Anaerobic respiration. d. Explain the following terms: ®% 1. Antagonistic muscles 2. Immunity 3. Quarantine i, Name the process shown: GB) ii Explain the process iii, Which cells of the body undergoes this process? Question 5 a. Name the longest and strongest bone of the body. (a) b. Differntiate between the terms Endothermal and Ectothermal. 2) . State the functions of: @) 1. Mammary gland 2. C-shaped rings of cartilage around trachea 3. ATP d. Draw neat and labelled diagram of Vertical Section of human skin. (4) Question 6 a. Give an example of disinfectant (ay b. State one difference between anaerobic respiration in plants and animals, 2) ¢. Explain the condition of ‘Heatstroke” Q) d. Copy and complete the table given below @) Vaccine Disease ‘The nature of vaccine Vaccine for measles Measles 1 TAB 2 Killed germs 3 _ Polio __| Killed germs Q) i, Diagram of a long bone is shown. What are the bone cells called? ii, Name the part marked as A XXXXST. MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL, SANTRAGACHI [CISCE] Final Assessment [2023-24] Class : IX Computer Applications F.M. 80 Date : 28/2/24 Time:2 hrs ‘Section A(Attempt all the questions) Tick the correct answer: [10 X 1=10) boolean b; . a) I byte b) 1 bit c) 2 bits d) Obit ii) Which of the following statement can be used to input a long type value? Consider sc as the Scanner class object. a) long t=sc.Long(); b) long t=sc.next(); _¢) long t= sc.nextLong() d) int tsc.next(); iii) Ifx and y are the int type variables, what will be the result of the expression? x %y when x= -14 and y= -3 a) 2 b)-2 1 a4 iv) Whatis the return type of round method()? a) double b) int ) string ) long vy) What is the return type of random() method? a) int b) short c) long d) double vi) Which of the following is not a Java principle? a) Modularity b) Abstraction c) Inheritance d) Encapsulation vii) The data type of an object is a) int b) class c) boolean d) String Keyword that indicates that main method does not return a value? a) static b) public ©) void d) main ix) Which of the following is a unary logical operator? a+ b= ) && a! x) The keyword used to define a class is: a) class b) new ) public d) none of these. janmer the following: [10 X 2-20) i) Write the output of the given below code: int a =5, b=2; int c=alb; double d=(double)a/b; int e=(double)a/b; System.out.print(c+"\n"+d+"\n"+e); ii) Write the following statements using while loop for(int i=100;i> { System.out printIn(i) p iii) How is ordinary compilation different from Java compilation process? iv) What do you understand by scope of a variable? ©) int 75,a=4; mH; gtattit~ a;System out printin(z); vi) What do you mean by type conversion? Give example. Vii) Evaluate the following expressions, ifthe values of the variables are a=2, b=3, o=9. i) a(b+)*(-0) ii) at(++b)%e viii) Define copyright and snooping. ix) What is cybercrime? x)What is object code in Java? __Section B(Attempt any four) 4x12") (Write all the programs in BlueJ environment and variable description is must for each program.) 1. .A tech number has even number of digits. If the number is split in two equal halves, then the square of sum of these halves is equal to the number itself. Write a program to generate and print all four digit tech numbers. Example: Input 3025 Square of sum of the halves of 3025 = (30+25)"= (55)*= 3025 is a tech number. 2 Anshul transport company charges forthe parcels of its customers as per the following specifications given below: Weight in kg Charge per kg Upto 10 kgs Rs. 25 per kg Next 20 kes Rs. 20 per kg Above 30 kgs Rs.10 per kg Accept the name of the customer, weight of the parcel from the user(using scanner class). A surcharge of 5% is charged on the bill. Write a program in Java to display the name of the customer, weight ofthe parcel, total bill inclusive of surcharge. 3, Write a menu driven program to perform the following: (Use switch case statement) a) To print the series 0,3.915,24.........m terms( value of ‘n’ is to be an input by the user.) b) To find the sum of the series given below: 4 $= 1/2+3/44S/6+718 «.....-- 19/20 4, Write a program to input a number and check the number is Krishnamurthy number or not. A. Krishnamurthy number is a number whose sum of the factorial of digits is equal to the number itself. 145, 1!441+5!= 1424+120=145 |9¢ Write a program to accept a number and check whether it is a trimorphic number. A Trimorphic number is the number which is contained in the last digits of its cube. Ex: 6 isa trimiorphic number as its cube is 216 and 6 is present as the last digit of 216, Write a program to print the following patterns: ( Use switch case only) a) 139499 bo o1tat a 1357 19922 135 3333 13 : 1ST.MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL , SANTRAGACHI [ CISCE] FINAL ASSESSMENT [ 2023-2024] CLASS :1X HISTORY & CIVICS FM: 80 DATE: 26.02.24 TIME : 2hrs Part I (Attempt all the questions) Question 1 Choose the correct options;. (16 x1=16) i) The Constituent Assembly had its first sitting on a) December 9, 1946 b) November 26, 1946 c) December 8, 1946 4) November 24, 1946 ii)) Who was NOT a member of the Constituent Assembly? a) Liaquat Ali b) Somnath Lahiri ¢) Begam Aizaz Rasool 4) Vijaylakshmi Pandit iii) Mr Dutta a 66 yr old Indian a) because he is sick b) because he has committed a criminal offence. ©) because he is mentally unstable d) because he is above 65 yrs izen could not be appointed as the Chief Election Commissioner iv)Which is the CORRECT statement? a)The Vidhan Sabha has indirectly elected members. b) The first General Election was held in 1957, c) Bihar and Telengana have a Legislative Council 4d) National Parties only have reserved symbols. v) The elects the Gram Pradhan. a) Supreme Court b) Zila Parishad c) Gram Panchayat d) Gram Sabha vi) 'Mokuma Parishad ' is the other name of Zila Parishad in a) Uttar Pradesh b) Assam c) Karnataka d) Madhya Pradesh vii) Which program provides financial assistance to small artisans for self employment? a) Pradhan Mantri Jan Kalyan yojana b) Gramin Yojana ¢) Kala Samriddhi Yojanad) Nehru Rozgar Yojana are exercised by the icipal Corporation i Municipal Commissioner viii) The powers of the Muni es, 4) General Council, Mayor, Standing Committe b) General Council, Alderman, Councillors, Mayor ¢) General Council, Mayor, Councillors, Mayor 4) General Council, Standing Committees, Councillors, Mayor ix) In the Early Vedie Age the word ' Gomat’ was used to signify a) a knowledgeable person b) a religious head ) a wealthy person d)a student the other name for ‘an official order or proclamation’? x) What a) inscription b) edicts ‘c) manuscript d) Pillars xi) Which ruler constructed the Quwat- Ul Islam mosque? a) Muhammad Bin Tughlaq b) Alauddin Khi ¢) Qutub-ud-din Aibak ) Balban xii) Which was NOT an achievement of Akbar? a) Political disunity of the subcontinent b) Land revenue system c) Religious Conciliation d) Racial Conciliation xiii) Aurangzeb: Zinda Pir, Shivaj a) Chhatrapati Panth b) Guru Raja c) Deva Raja d) Maharaja Dhiraja xiv) aid the real foundation of Portuguese power in India. a) Vasco da Gama b) Francisco de Almeida c) Predikant Cornelis d) Alfonso de Albuquerque xv) Who translated Holy Bible from Latin to Germany? a) Martin Luther Jr b)Pepeleo Creorge Stepensen: c) Martin Luther 4d) Pope LeoAY1) The 2) Russian — Revolution of the 17th century established ree ) Regal 4 Constitutional Government in England, ©) Industrial 4) Glorious Question 2;, a) Why is India called a Republic? 3 ae Wo features Of the Rajya Sabha. ©) 10 is the Chief Administrati ¢ D Whe wt’ . is rative Officer o f the Panchayat Samiti? Wh (Mudie au i tat is his term? (7x2=14) Ie 8. (i) Steam Engine Gi) Spinning Jenny Reformation Movement. Part-I Section - 4 (Attempt any two question from this seetion) Question 3; (3+3+4= 10) Our Constitution defines the form of government. With reference to this answer the follow: ) Our Constituent Assembly looked like a Mini- India. Just b) State wo features of the C ing; ify ‘abinet System of Government. ©) What is ' Sarva Dharma §, amabhav tion 4;, _Questio ~ Elections are organised proce: What does the Directive Principles ensure? "2 What is it's importance in our Constitution? (3+3+4=10) Ss (o choose our representative in the Parliament, With reference to Elections and the Election Commission, answer the following; a) State the features of Direct Election, b) Who elects the President of the country? Why is he elected indirectly? ©) State two provisions securing the independence of the Election Commission, Mention any two measures to ensure free and fair elections (3+34+6=10) uestion 5; i wie reference to the Local Self Government,answer the followin; , its two functions. a) Who heads the Gram Sabha ? State its two ; / Fy Who is regarded as the 'First Citizen ' of the town? State his two functions ) What is the difference between a Municipal Corporation and a Municipal Committee? Who is a Municipal c) What is Commissioner?Section -B ! (Attempt any three questions from this section) Preston (3+3+4=10) Scholars are of the opinion that there was considerable social mobility in the Ve. ic Period. With reference to the Vedic Age ,answer the following: a) ‘Religious life became complex in Later Vedic Period’. Compare the religious life of the two Periods to justify the statement. b) Why Rig Veda is said to be the main source of information of the Early Vedic Period? What informations do we gather from it? ¢) State two features of the Gurukul System of Education. What were the Rajasuya & Vajpeya sacrifices? estion 7; (3+3+4=10) ‘he Khaljis and the Tughlags had some great administrators. In this context describe a) Alauddin's Market Regulation Policy. b) Muhammad Bin Tughlaq 's experiment of increasing the tax of the Doab region. c) The effect of the introduction of token currency by Muhammad Bin Tughlag. What were the functions of following officers: (i) Ariz (ii) Wazir Question 8;. (+3+4=10) The Mughals established a new era of Indian History. With reference to the Mughals and the composite culture,answer the followings a) Write about Akbar 's religious policy. b) Why the Sikhs & the Rajputs revolted against Aurangzeb? c) What were the two Sufi Orders? State two features of the Bhakti Movement. Who's embalmed body has become the object of holy pilgrimages? fuestion 9; “With reference to Renaissance, answer the following; a) How did the fall of Constantinople lead to Renaissance movement? b) What led to the discovery of new trade routes? Name two paintings of Leonardo da Vinci. situated at a distance 0. only 40km from the crest of the Western ghats receives only 70cm rainfall annually. Study the diagram below and answer the following questions - [1+1+2=4] i Name the type of rainfall show on the given diagram. ii, What does the line mark A Represents. iii, Name the areas marked B & C. Also mention the reasons of naming them so. c. Explain the following terms - [2+2=4] i Rain shadow area ii. Isohyets reference to “Natural regions of the world and Weathering and denudation”, answer the a. Give reason - =2] i. The western margins of continents are extremely dry. ii, The effects of wind erosion is more pronounced in desert regions. b. Write about the Taiga and Tundra regions under the headings- i. Location ii. Vegetation (2) ¢. Name and draw any three landforms (one each) made by river according to its stages of maturity. (2) d. What are xerophytes? Give one example. 2) e. Where are the following deserts located? [4X %=2] i Arabian Desert Thar Desert Kalahari Desert iv. Atacama Desertx ST.MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL , SANTRAGACHI [ CICSE] FINAL ASSESSMENT [ 2023-2024] BENGALI SECOND LANGUAGE CLASS:1X. F.M: 80 DAT! 02.2024 TIME : 3Hrs. SECTION -A_[ 40 MARKS| PITS acqa Gea 711) Seestion 1. Fires formate care corse sate faae fice WUT 250 HA TC ATH ADAM FA: [15] AY TRNAS STS BC BATT TAA i) ett conor afta orgs iii) OPT TACT CITA UT HAL iv) NTT ICT FaeaTOTA v) eT Slats eof a8 STATE Orepracs IIE Cer CQIG Me] TAL Lauestion 2. 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RT MRS TR RCO OT ee ee ™) ARTA Reg NSS as ara [2+2+343=10] Deestion 7, SER et ERS CONTE TER EEE gy DBCS TENS Slay? ) RAB cape iii) Fen SR TSE UR SE aS ACHR iv) CRT SEES TN at ea are a (24243432409 vice rene Reeestion 8. RANT NT SER TH, OH HCAS RTE TST CRT DTS? ares are R? ii) Sor Cer sar ii) Granta afar aia iv) ORI Sabra Sergey ROR? [2+2+3+3-10] Question 9, 7 STS PLAT a eT FATS ACETATE MC STR SET AT COM DSU TTS ICA BAN CATANTAT RCT? ii) Oar CBrRTa GETy FIcafeer ii) ORI Hy St aba? iv) RRO PIAA AB NCB? [2+2+3+3=10] ee eae TILA COOH FLA, ONT ACS FS CHR OTIS GSTS SHCA yy wee? ; 7 “BB SAAS AAMC ATH CY CHCA SCAT RR CH i CoN RB ATA PACES THA Ae SS [2+243+3=10] XXXXST. MARY’S CONVENT SCHOOL, SANTRAGACHI [CISCE} FINAL ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION [2023 - 2024] VALUE EDUCATION FM: 40 ‘Time: | Hour Class: IX Date: 02.03.2024 I. Answer the following Questions. (3 *5= 15] 6 “Grandparents are wisdom bearers” ~ Justify it. (2 What is the role of street play in bringing Social Awareness’? %. “India is my country; All Indians are my brothers and sisters.” How do you understand this statement in the present political scenario? Answer any 5 questions of the following. (5*5=25] What do you mean by values? How do values influence our actions and reactions? Mention ten values you wish to uphold. Write a poem with ten lines on happiness. “Don't worry; Don’t worry, Be happy” X Which according to you, is the most important; Money or Honesty, what will you opt for? Which will help you to achicve your goal? Al. Write a short skit on the theme, ‘Be assertive; be positive’. (& Narrate an incident where you experienced ‘Peer pressure’, How did you face the situation? §& No man is an island. Briefly explain with the drawing. 7. What is meant by criticism? In what way do feedback and evaluation help a person?