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Question 1
Question: Sheetal was attending first aid classes. There she learnt how to treat a patient with burns. Very soon she got a chance to use it. Complete her narration using the instructions given in the flow chart below. Do not add any information of your own. The first one has been done for you.
Instruction for treating a patient with burns.
As soon as I returned from my first aid classes, a mishap occurred. My little sister poured boiling water on her hand. Immediately, I put my knowledge of first aid to use. I poured cold water on her hand. This was to ensure that blisters would not form. Then I gave some relief to her from the severe burning sensation ___________. After that ____________. This gave more relief and cooled down the burnt area. I was careful not to _____________. I kept the hand exposed and ___________. Finally, I _________ for further help. The Doctor told me it was a good thing I had learnt first aid. I could protect my sister from having a scarred hand.
Answer: As soon as I returned from my first aid classes, a mishap occurred. My little sister poured boiling water on her hand. Immediately, I put my knowledge of first aid to use. I poured cold water on her hand. This was to ensure that blisters would not form. Then I gave some relief to her from the severe burning sensation by rubbing ice on the burnt area. After that I applied an antiseptic ointment. This gave more relief and cooled down the burnt area. I was careful not to touch or remove the scaled flesh. I kept the hand exposed and did not bandage it. Finally, I took her to the Doctor for further help. The Doctor told me it was a good thing I had learnt first aid. I could protects my sister from having a scarred hand.
Question 2
Question: Mr. Ashok Mehta is the Manager of Arjun Soaps and Chemicals Ltd. He has made the following notes about one of the candidates who had applied for the post of Storekeeper. He asks his Personal Assistant to write a letter to Mr. Rajesh. Complete the letter using information from the notepad below.
| Rajesh Selected for interview 19/1 10.15 a.m Hotel Ashok,Pune Bring testimonials Photos(3) No TA/DA No arrangement for accommodation Confirm-letter or telephone |
Dear Mr. Rajesh,
Sub: Interview for the post of Storekeeper
With reference to your application, we are pleased to _______________ for an interview for the post mentioned above. Your interview _______________. You are requested _______________. Please note that no TA/DA will be paid by the company, and that you are responsible _____________. Kindly _______________.
Yours faithfully,
Ashok Mehta
Manager
Arjun Soaps and Chemicals Ltd.
Rajesh
Selected for interview 19/1
10.15 a.m
Hotel Ashok,Pune
Bring testimonials
Photos(3)
No TA/DA
No arrangement for accommodation
Confirm-letter or telephone
Answer: Dear Mr. Rajesh,
Sub: Interview for post of Storekeeper
With reference to your application, we are pleased to inform you that you have been selected for an interview for the post mentioned above. Your interview will take place on 19th Jan at 10.15 a.m. at hotel Ashok, Pune. You are requested to bring your testimonials and three recent photographs. Please note that no TA/DA will be paid by the company, and that you are responsible for making your own arrangements for accommodation. Kindly confirm your presence at the interview by letter or by telephone.
Yours faithfully,
Ashok Mehta
Manager
Arjun Soaps and Chemicals Ltd.
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Question 3
Question: Harini Kumar is the Secretary of her school's Debating Society. They are conducting an inter -school debate competition. She had made the following notes to write a letter of invitation to various schools. Complete the letter using information from the notepad below. Do not add any new information of your own.
| DEBATE COMPETITION Date: 16/5 Time: 9.30 am Venue: School auditorium Topic: Policemen are violent and discourteous Team: One team of two Max Time: 3 minutes per speaker Confirm participation |
St. John's Girls High School
Debating Society
K.H Road
Bangalore
17th April 2002
Dear Principal,
Sub: Interschool Debate Competition
We are pleased _________ to a debate competition being organised _________. The topic of the debate is 'Policemen are Violent and Discourteous'. Each school _________. One will speak 'for' and the other 'against' the topic. _________ is a maximum of three minutes. I assure you that the debate will prove to be interesting. So, please ensure your school's participation. A _________ will be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you
Yours faithfully,
Harini Kumar
Secretary
St. John's Girls High School
Debating Society
DEBATE COMPETITION
Date: 16/5
Time: 9.30 am
Venue: School auditorium
Topic: Policemen are violent and discourteous
Team: One team of two
Max Time: 3 minutes per speaker
Confirm participation
Answer: St. John's Girls High School
Debating Society
K.H Road
Bangalore
17th April 2002
Dear Principal,
Sub: Interschool Debate Competition
We are pleased to invite your school to a debate competition being organised on 16th May at 9:30 am at our school Auditorium. The topic of the debate is 'Policemen are Violent and Discourteous'. Each school can send one team comprising of two members. One will speak 'for' and the other 'against' the topic. The time allotted to each speaker is a maximum of three minutes. I assure you that the debate will prove to be interesting. So, please ensure your school's participation. A confirmation of your participation will be greatly appreciated.
Thanking you
Yours faithfully,
Harini Kumar
Secretary
St. John's Girls High School
Debating Society
Question 4
Question: Arvind finds some interesting information about 'Tamanduas' in an encyclopaedia. He jots down notes so that he can write a small article for his Class Bulletin Board. Using these notes, complete the article for him.
| Notes |
| Tamanduas-ant eater-South America Length - 60 cm,Weight - 6 kg, long snouts and tongues Live on trees-find ants and termites there Sharp claws-rip open nests Wet tongue with saliva-slurp up ants and termites Sleep-fork of trees-wrap tails tightly |
TAMANDUAS
Tamanduas are a variety _______. They are about 60 cm long with a tail of the same length and weigh nearly 6 kgs. Their most destructive features _______. They prefer _______ colonies of ants and termites. They _______ on their front paws to rip open the nests of these ants and termites. They do not destroy the nests completely. Instead, they devour a small portion of their harvest and preserve the rest for the next meal. Like other ant eaters, _______ ants and termites. They do not produce sticky secretions as is generally thought. At night, tamanduas sleep _______. They prevent themselves from falling _______ around the branches.
NotesTamanduas-ant eater-South America
Length - 60 cm,Weight - 6 kg, long snouts and tongues
Live on trees-find ants and termites there
Sharp claws-rip open nests
Wet tongue with saliva-slurp up ants and termites
Sleep-fork of trees-wrap tails tightly
Answer: Tamanduas are a variety of anteaters found in South America. They are about 60 cm long with a tail of the same length and weigh nearly 6 kgs. Their most destructive features are their long snouts and tongues. They prefer to live on trees where they can find colonies of ants and termites. They use or utilize the sharp claws on their front paws to rip open the nests of these ants and termites. They do not destroy the nests completely. Instead, they devour a small portion of their harvest and preserve the rest for the next meal. Like other anteaters, they too wet their tongues with saliva and slurp up ants and termites. They do not produce sticky secretions as is generally thought. At night, tamanduas sleep in the fork of trees. They prevent themselves from falling by wrapping their tails tightly around the branches.
Question 5
Question: Madan has to speak in a debate supporting the proposition - 'The Best Minds are Required in the Teaching Profession'. He jots down a few points before writing his script. Using his notes, complete his debate script for him. Do not add any new information.
| Notes |
| Literacy-dire need in India Illiteracy-root cause of backwardness-population explosion-poverty and unemployment Spread education-remove social evils-child labour, low status of women, etc. Educated-know rights and duties-elect good leaders-nation building |
Honourable Judges, worthy opponents and my dear friends,
I strongly feel that the best minds are required in the teaching profession.
______ to increase literacy in India today. ______ India's backwardness is illiteracy. It is due to illiteracy that ______ . We can rid our society of various social evils like ______ . People who are educated in the right sense will understand ______ , ______ and ______ .
But literacy levels can be increased only if the best minds - intelligent, ethical and creative are drawn to the teaching profession through suitable incentives.
Thank you
<NotesLiteracy-dire need in India
Illiteracy-root cause of backwardness-population explosion-poverty and unemployment
Spread education-remove social evils-child labour, low status of women, etc. Educated-know rights and duties-elect good leaders-nation building
Answer: Honorable Judges, worthy opponents and my dear friends,
I strongly feel that the best minds are required in the teaching profession.
There is a dire need to increase literacy in India today. The root cause of India's backwardness is illiteracy. It is due to illiteracy that we are facing or having or faced with or confronted with problems of population explosion and high levels of poverty and unemployment. We can rid our society of various social evils like child labour and low status of women only through the spread of education. People who are educated in the right sense will understand their rights and duties, elect good leaders and help in nation building.
But literacy levels can be increased only if the best minds - intelligent, ethical and creative are drawn to the teaching profession through suitable incentives.
Thank you
Question 6
Question: Shylesh Rathod is doing a science project on pollution. He has drawn the diagram below to explain acid rain. Now he needs to write a brief paragraph about it. Use the information in the diagram and complete the paragraph for him. Do not add any new information.
Power stations and factories are usually powered by coal, oil or natural gas. When these fossil fuels burn, _________. Nitrogen oxide is also present in the exhaust emissions of cars. These oxides _________ giving rise to clouds of high acidity. When acid rain falls on the soil, it releases toxic metals that _________. Acid rain also increases the metal content in lakes leading to _________. In towns, it causes _________.If unchecked, it will result in the destruction of life on earth.
Answer: Power stations and factories are usually powered by coal, oil or natural gas. When these fossil fuels burn, they release or emit sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide. Nitrogen oxide is also present in the exhaust emissions of cars. These oxides rise up into the atmosphere, react with the water vapour present there, form acids giving rise to clouds of high acidity. When acid rain falls on the soil, it releases toxic metals that poison the root systems of trees. Acid rain also increases the metal content in lakes leading to the death of fish and other aquatic life. In towns, it causes erosion and damage to buildings. If unchecked, it will result in the destruction of life on earth.
Question 7
Question: Below you can see some notes about The Rev Martin Luther King Jr., the most noted leader of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's in U.S.A. Use the information to complete his biography so that it can be exhibited along with his photograph during the two-day programme in your school, to highlight the need to empower people who have been discriminated.
| Rev Martin Luther King Jr. | |
| Jan 15th 1929 | Born in Atlanta |
| At college | Influence of ideas of Henry Thoreau and Mahatma Gandhi |
| 1955 | Started his fight against injustice-led sit ins' and marches-boycott of buses-more than a year |
| 1963 | Massive march on Washington-high light black unemployment-high point of rally-stirring speech. I have a dream |
| 1964 | Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize |
| 1964-68 | Many laws were passed by the U.S congress-Negroes could vote, get good jobs, live where they wanted, go to any public place |
| April 4th 1968 | Assassinated |
The Rev Martin Luther King Jr. was the most noted leader of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's in U.S.A. ______ on Jan 15th 1929. His was an unhappy childhood being highly sensitive to the ill treatment of Blacks. At college, he ______. In 1955, ______ to protest against the segregation of Blacks. After a ______, Blacks were able to travel in buses with dignity. In 1963, ______ and to urge Congress to pass the Civil Rights Bill recommended by President Kennedy. ______ speech, which eloquently defined the moral basis of the Civil Rights Movement. In 1964, ______. Between 1964 and 1968, ______ that bettered the lives of the Blacks. These laws gave the Blacks the right ______. But, before his dream was fulfilled, before complete racial equality became a reality ______.
Rev Martin Luther King Jr.Jan 15th 1929Born in AtlantaAt collegeInfluence of ideas of Henry Thoreau and Mahatma Gandhi1955Started his fight against injustice-led sit ins' and marches-boycott of buses-more than a year1963Massive march on Washington-high light black unemployment-high point of rally-stirring speech. I have a dream1964Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize1964-68Many laws were passed by the U.S congress-Negroes could vote, get good jobs, live where they wanted, go to any public placeApril 4th 1968Assassinated
Answer: The Rev Martin Luther King Jr. was the most noted leader of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s in U.S.A. He was born in Atlanta on Jan 15th 1929. His was an unhappy childhood being highly sensitive to the ill treatment of Blacks. At college, he was greatly influenced by the ideas of Henry Thoreau and Mahatma Gandhi. In 1955, he started his fight against injustice and led sit ins' and marches to protest against the segregation of Blacks. After a year long boycott of buses, Blacks were able to travel in buses with dignity. In 1963, he led a massive march on Washington to highlight Black unemployment, and to urge Congress to pass the Civil Rights Bill recommended by President Kennedy. The highpoint of the rally was a stirring 'I Have a Dream' speech, which eloquently defined the moral basis of the Civil Rights Movement. In 1964, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Between 1964 and 1968 many laws were passed by the U.S Congress that bettered the lives of the Blacks. These laws gave the Blacks, the right to vote, get good jobs, live where they wanted to and go to any public place. But before his dream was fulfilled, before complete racial equality became a reality, he was assassinated on April 4th 1968.<
Question 8
Question: A newspaper reporter has been sent to report on the power situation in the State. Below you can see his notes. Use the information to complete the report he wrote for his newspaper. Do not add any new information.
POWER SUPPLY NORMAL: KPTC
State short of 800 MW to achieve quality power
Bangalore: 24th April. The State was plunged into darkness on ____. By Tuesday, the power supply ____. The State, however, is still ____ of electricity. So it is impossible to maintain quality power with a standard frequency of 49 megahertz. ____ for four hours in urban areas and eight hours in rural areas. Meanwhile, the KPTC (Karnataka Power Transmission Commission) ____ from Mumbai and Andhra Pradesh.
Answer: POWER SUPPLY NORMAL: KPTC
State short of 800 MW to achieve quality power
Bangalore: 24th April. The State was plunged into darkness on sunday night as the Southern grid tripped. By Tuesday, the power supply had been restored with all units of the hydel power stations at Nagihari and Sharavathy, and the Raichur thermal power station coming back to the grid on Monday night or had been restored as all units of the hydel power stations at Nagihari and Sharavathy and the Raichur thermal power station had come back to the grid on Monday night. The State, however, is still facing a general shortage of 600 - 800 MW of electricity. So, it is impossible to maintain quality power with a standard frequency of 49 megahertz. Load shedding will continue for four hours in urban areas and eight hours in rural areas. Meanwhile, the KPTC (Karnataka Power Transmission Commission) is making arrangements to get additional power from Mumbai and Andhra Pradesh.