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1 UNIT TEST II - Q. PATTERN Z a a a Class Subject Unit Test -II Marks L.K.G ENGLISH Complete the word by writing their ending sound letter 6 1=6 Write two words of each beginning with the given vowel 4 1=4 Match the picture with the correct word 5 1=5 Write the rhyming word for the given words 5 1=5 HINDI Jqrys[k 5 1=5 fp= igpku dj kcn iwjs dfj, A 4 1=4 o.kksa dks tksm+dj kcn cukb,a 4 1=4 fp=ks dk kcnks ls feyku dfj, A 3 1=3 fp= igpku dj okd; dks iwjs dhft, A 4 1=4 MATHS Write the missing numbers (1-70) 10 ½=5 What comes between (1 50) 5 1=5 Addition (single digit) with pictures 5 1=5 Match shapes with given objects 5 1=5 G.K. Name any 4 musical instruments 4 1=4 Name any 4 means of transport 4 1=4 Name any 4 games 4 1=4 Name any 4 seasons 4 1=4 Name any four places of worship 4 1=4 ENG.READING Read any five words of vowel i 5 1=5 Read any five words of vowel o 5 1=5 & RECI. Recite any 1 rhyme 1 10=10 ENG. CONV. Ask any five questions out of 8 5 4=20 HINDI RECI. & fn, x, okd;ksa dks if<, A 2 2=4 READ. fn, x, kcnks dks if<, A 6 1=6 nh xbz dforkvksa esa ls dksbz,d dfork lqukb, A 1 10=10 UKG E.V.S Write the name of (any 2) 4 1=4 Complete the missing letters 10 ½=5 Match each object with its festivals 4 1=4 Draw and colour a Christmas tree 1 3=3 ENG. RECI. & READ. Recite any one poem 1 10=10 Read the following words 5 1=5 Read the following sentences 5 1=5 a ENGLISH Dictation 5 1=5 Write the rhyming words of 4 1=4 Answer the following questions 4 1=4 Change the order of the letters to make meaningful words Write sound words of 4 1=4 STORY & Narrate the story- The Christmas Story 1 10=10 CONVERSATION Ask any 5 questions out of 8 questions 5 2=10 G.K. Ask any 5 questions 5 4=20 HINDI Jqrys[k fyf[k, A 6 1=6 [kkyh LFkku Hkfj,A 3 1=3 fn, x, iz uksa ds mrrj fyf[k, A 3 1=3 fp= igpku dj muds uke fyf[k,a 4 1=4 fn, x, ek=k ds kcn fyf[k,a 4 1=4 HINDI READ. & fn, x, kcnks dks if<, A 6 1=6 fn, x, okd;ksa dks if<, A 2 2= 4 RECI. nh xbz dforkvksa esa ls dksbz,d dfork lqukb, A 1 10=10 MATHS Write number names (1-30) 5 1=5
2 Fill in the blanks Addition (single digits) 4 1=4 Recognise, colour and count the given shapes Write the counting ¼=5 I ENGLISH-I Circle the pronouns 5 1=5 Underline the adverbs 5 1=5 Write plurals 5 1=5 Complete the following pair of words 5 1=5 ENGLISH-II Answer the following questions 2 2=4 Write opposites 6 1=6 Write first 4 lines of the poem 1 4=4 Write rhyming word from the poem 6 1=6 HINDI loz uke kcnksa dks js[kafdr dfj, A foykse fyf[k,a 6 1=6 fn, x, okd;ksa ds vkxs lgh ;k xyr dk fu kku yxkb,a dfork dh izfke pkj iafdr;kwa fyf[k,a 4 1=4 fn, x, iz uksa ds mùkj fyf[k,a 4 1=4 MATHS Fill in the blanks 8 1=8 Add the following 3 2=6 Subtract the following 3 2=6 E.V.S Answer the following questions 2 2=4 Fill in the blanks 5 1=5 5 1=5 Match the following 3 1=3 Draw and write name 1 3=3 COMPUTER Answer the following questions 1 2=2 Complete the words 6 1=6 Write true or false 4 1=4 Draw and label 1 4=4 II ENGLISH-I Underline the adverbs 5 1=5 Fill in the blanks with pronouns 5 1=5 Choose the correct prepositions 5 1=5 Write plural form of the following nouns 10 ½=5 ENGLISH-II Answer the following questions 2 2=4 Write rhyming words from the poem Write meanings 4 1=4 Write opposites Write the first four lines of the poem 1 4=4 HINDI 1. iz uksa ds mùkj fyf[k,a 3 2=6 2. [kkyh LFkku HkjksA 3 1=3 3. okd; cukb,a 3 1=3 4. fn, x, kcnksa esa ls lozuke kcn NkWafV,A 5. vusd kcnksa ds fy,,d kcn fyf[k, A 4 1=4 MATHS Fill in the blanks 8 1=8 Solve the following 3 2=6 Divide the following 3 2=6 E.V.S Answer the following questions 2 2=4 Write true or false 4 1=4 Draw and name the following 2 2=4 COMPUTER Answer the following questions 2 2=4
3 Complete the words 4 1=4 Match the following 4 1=4 Draw and Label 1 4=4 III ENGLISH-I Fill in the blanks with suitable verbs 5 1=5 Choose the correct adverbs to fill in the blanks 5 1=5 Write whether the underlined words are adverb of 5 1=5 manner, place or time Letter writing 1 5=5 ENGLISH-II Write the meanings of the following words Write the opposites of the following words Complete the lines from the poem 4 1=4 HINDI-I fo ks k.k dh ifjhkk kk vksj mnkgj.k 4 i;kz;okph kcn 4 1=4 foykse kcn 4 1=4 vusd kcnksa dsfy,,d kcn 4 1=4 fjdr LFkkuksa esa fo ks k.k Hkfj, 4 1=4 HINDI-II (Lit) iz'uksa ds mrrj fyf[k, 3 2=6 kcnksa ds vfkz fyf[k, 5 1=5 *dqn dke djks* dfork dh izfke pkj iafdr;kwa fyf[k, 4 1=4 okd; cukb, 3 1=3 [kkyh LFkku Hkfj, 2 1=2 MATHS Fill in the blanks Find the following 5 2=10 Solve the following 2 3=6 S.St Fill in the blanks G.Sc Fill in the blanks Match the following 3 1=3 Give reasons for the following 3 1=3 COMPUTER Match the following Multiple choice questions Answer the following questions 3 2=6 IV ENGLISH-I Underline the adverb and write its kind 5 1=5 Give the opposite of the following adverbs 5 1=5 Fill in the blanks with suitable articles 5 1=5 Write a letter 1 5=5 ENGLISH-II Give the meanings of Give the opposites of Complete the lines from the poem 4 1=4 HINDI-I fo ks fdz;k dh ifjhkk kk mnkgj.k,ao Hksn lfgr 1 5=5 fjdr LFkku 4 1=4 foykse kcn 4 1=4
4 i;kz;okph kcn 4 1=4 vusd kcnksa dsfy,,d kcn 3 1=3 HINDI-II iz'u & mrrj 3 2=6 dfork dh pkj iafdr;kwa 4 1=4 kcn & vfkz 4 1=4 fjdr LFkku Hkjks 3 1=3 okd; cukvks 3 1=3 MATHS Fill in the blanks Find the following 5 2=10 Solve the following 2 3=6 G.Sc. Fill in the blanks Match the following Give reasons for the following 3 1=3 S.St Fill in the blanks COMPUTER Match the following Multiple choice questions Answer the following questions 3 2=6 V ENGLISH-I Underline the adverbs and write their kinds 5 1=5 Give the opposites of the following adverb 5 1=5 Fill in the blanks with suitable conjunctions 5 1=5 Letter 1 5=5 ENGLISH-II Answer the following questions 6 2=12 Write the meaning of Write the opposites of Complete the lines 2 1=2 HINDI-I fdz;k dh ifjhkk kk] mnkgj.k] Hksn 4 i;kz;okph kcn 4 1=4 vusd kcnksa ds fy,,d kcn 4 1=4 foykse kcn 4 1=4 lakk kcnksa ls fo ks k.k cukb, 4 1=4 HINDI-II iz'u& mrrj 3 2=6 kcnkfkz 4 1=4 fjdr LFkku 4 1=4 lgh@ xyr 4 1=4 okd; cukvks 2 1=2 MATHS Fill in the blanks Find the following 5 2=10 Solve the following 2 3=6 G.Sc. Fill in the blanks State whether he following are write true or false Match the following Give reason for the following 3 1=3
5 S.St Fill in the blanks Write True / False SANSKRIT okd;ksa dh fgrnh 5 1=5 fjdr LFkku 4 1=4 kcn & vfkz 4 1=4 feyku djks 4 1=4 /kkrq #i 1 3=3 COMPUTER Match the following Multiple choice questions Answer the following questions 3 2=6 VI ENGLISH-I Letter (formal) 1 5=5 Join the following sentences using appropriate 5 1=5 conjunctions Fill in the blanks with comparative or superlative degree 5 1=5 of adverbs formed from the adjectives Change the following sentences from active to passive 5 1=5 voice ENGLISH-II Extract 2 Questions 2 2=4 1 word meaning 1 1=1 Three other extracts will be followed in the same way 4 5=20 HINDI-I fo ks k.k dh ifjhkk kk mnkgj.k Hksn 5 vusdkfkhz 4 1=4 okd;ksa esa opu laca/kh v qf);kwa nwj djsa 4 1=4 vusd kcnksa ds fy,,d kcn 4 1=4 mfpr dkjd ds iz;ksx nòkjk fjdr LFkku Hkjsa 3 1=3 HINDI-II izlax lfgr ljykfkz 2+3=5 iz u & mrrj ¼long) (pkj) 4 2=8 fjdr LFkku kcnkfkz fdlus fdlls dgk 2 1=2 MATHS Q questions of 1 marks each 4 1=4 Q questions of 2 marks each 5 2=10 Q questions of 3 marks each 2 3=6 History&Civics Q.1. Answer the following 6 1=6 Q.2. Answer the following (Structured question) Q.3. Answer the following (Structured question) GEOGRAPHY 4 structured questions with three subparts each 4 5=20 a+b+c (2+2+1) PHYSICS Define the following 4 1=4 Fill in the blanks 5 1=5 Mark the statement as True / False 5 1=5 Answer the following questions 3 2=6 CHEMISTRY Answer the following question 4 2=8
6 Correct the following statements 3 1=3 Fill in the blanks BIOLOGY Answer the following 5 2=10 Fill in the blanks Match the following SANSKRIT iz u & mrrj 5 1=5 fjdr LFkku 5 1=5 feyku 4 1=4 okd; kq) 3 1=3 /kkrq #i ¼dksb,d½ 1 3=3 COMPUTER Match the following Write true or false VII ENGLISH-I Letter (formal) 1 7=7 Combine the following sentences by using infinitive / 5 1=5 participle/ gerund Change the following sentences from direct to indirect 5 1=5 speech Underline the adverb and state its kind. 3 1=3 ENGLISH-II Four structured questions with extracts. Each set of question have 5 marks. Question and answers Word meaning 2 2=4 1 1=1 HINDI-I f kdk;rh i= 7 fdz;k dh ifjhkk kk mnkgj.k rfkk Hksnksa ds uke 4 vusd kcnksa dsfy,,d kcn 4 1=4 vusdkfkhz kcn 3 1=3 okd;ksa esa funsz kkuqlkj dky ifjorzu 2 1=2 HINDI-II izlax lfgr ljykfkz 2+3=5 iz u & mrrj ¼long) (pkj) 4 2=8 6 fjdr LFkku kcnkfkz ¼pkj½ fdlus fdlls dgk 2 1=2 MATHS Q questions of 1 marks each 4 1=4 Q questions of 2 marks each 5 2=10 Q questions of 3 marks each 2 3=6 History&Civics Q.1. Answer the following 6 1=6 Q.2. Answer the following (Structured question) Q.3. Answer the following (Structured question) 4 5=20 GEOGRAPHY 4 structured questions with three subparts each a+b+c (2+2+1) PHYSICS Define the following 4 1=4 Fill in the blanks 5 1=5 Mark the statement as True or false 5 1=5 Answer the following questions 3 2=6 CHEMISTRY Answer the following 4 2=8
7 Correct the following statement 3 1=3 Fill in the blanks BIOLOGY Answer the following 5 2=10 Fill in the blanks Match the following SANSKRIT 4 iz u & mrrj 4 1=4 4 fjdr LFkku Hkfj, 4 1=4 4 kcnkfkz 4 1=4 3 lfu/k 3 1=3 kq) djks ¼2 okd;½ 2 1=2 1 /kkrq #i 1 3=3 COMPUTER Match the following Write true or false VIII ENGLISH-I Write a letter (formal) 1 8=8 Change the following sentences from direct to indirect 5 1=5 Fill in the blanks with appropriate words Make sentences using the instructions given below 4 1=4 ENGLISH-II Extract Question and answers Give meaning 2 2=4 1 1=1 There will be four extracts of 5 marks each HINDI-I i;kz;okph ¼4 kcn½ 4 1=4 okd;ka k ¼4½ 4 1=4 opu ifjorzu ¼okD;kas esa½ 4 1=4 fokkiu 1 4=4 milxz ¼4 kcn½ izr;sd ls,d izr;; ¼4 kcn½ izr;sd ls,d HINDI-II izlax lfgr ljykfkz 2+3=5 iz'u mrrj ¼long) (pkj) 4 2=8 fjdr LFkku ¼6½ kcnkfkz ¼4½ fdlus fdlls dgk ¼2½ 2 1=2 MATHS Q questions of 1 mark each 4 1=4 Q questions of 2 marks each 5 2=10 Q questions of 3 marks each 2 3=6 History&Civics Q.1. Answer the following 6 1=6 Q.2. Answer the following (Structured question) Q.3. Answer the following (Structured question) 4 5=20 GEOGRAPHY 4 structured questions with three subparts each a+b+c (2+2+1) PHYSICS Fill in the blanks 3 1=3 Short answer type questions 5 2=10 Differentiate 2 2=4 CHEMISTRY Answer the following 4 2=8
8 Correct the following statement 3 1=3 Fill in the blanks BIOLOGY Answer the following in short 5 1=5 5 1=5 Differentiate between the following 3 1=3 Define the following 5 1=5 Diagram based questions 2 1=2 SANSKRIT 2 yksd dh fgunh 2 3=6 4 iz u mrrj 4 1=4 4 fjdr LFkku 4 1=4 kcnkfkz 1 /kkrq #i 1 3=3 COMPUTER Match the following Write true or false IX ENGLISH-I Letter 1 8=8 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the word given in brackets Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word Join the following sentences without using and, but or so 2 1=2 Rewrite the following sentences according to the given 3 1=3 instruction Internal Assessment- Speaking skills 2 ENGLISH-II Drama- Extract based questions 4 2=8 Poetry- Extract based questions 3 2=6 Prose- Extract based questions 3 2=6 HINDI lkfgr; lkxj ds rhu iz u 2+3+3=8,dkadh lap; ds rhu iz u rhu esa ls 2 foykse 2 ½=1 rhu esa ls,d i;kz; 1 1=1 rhu okd; ifjorzu 3 1=3 MATHS There will be two section in the question paper. Q.1. 4 question of 2 marks each 4 2=8 Q question of 3 marks each 4 3=12 History&Civics Q. 1. Answer the following briefly 6 1=6 Answer the following question Q.2. a b c d =20 GEOGRAPHY 2 questions of 10 marks each a b c d PHYSICS 1 Define 3 1=3 2 Differentiate 1 2=2 3 Short ans. Type questions 4 2=8 4 Numerical a) 1 2=2 b) 1 3=3 5 Viva 2 1=2 CHEMISTRY Answer the following 4 2=8
9 Correct the following statements 3 1=3 Viva BIOLOGY One word answer 5 1=5 Differentiate the following 3 1=3 Very short answers 5 1=5 Diagram based question/ diagram 2 1=2 Viva voce 2 1=2 PEd SECTION-A Very Short answer questions 2 2=4 Short answer questions 1 3=3 SECTION-B Very Short answer questions 4 1=4 Short answer questions 2 2=4 COMPUTER SECTION A (Theory) Question-1- a)+b)+c)+d) SECTION B (Write comments wherever required) Question-2- (1 program) 8 X ENGLISH-I Letter 1 8=8 Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the word Fill in the blanks with an appropriate word Join the sentences 2 1=2 Rewrite the following sentences according to the given 3 1=3 instruction Internal Assessment- Speaking skills 2 ENGLISH-II Drama- Extract based questions 4 2=8 Poetry- Extract based questions 3 2=6 Prose- Extract based questions 3 2=6 HINDI lkfgr; lkxj ¼rhu iz u½ 2+3+3=8 lkfgr; lkxj ¼rhu iz u½ 2+3+3=8 fo ks k.k cukuk 3 esa ls nks kcn 2 ½=1 i;kz;okph 3 esa ls,d kcn 1 1=1 okd; ifjorzu ¼nk okd; s½ 2 1=2 MATHS There will be two sections in the question paper. Each question has four subparts. All questions are compulsory Q Question of 2 marks each 4 2=8 Q Question of 3 marks each 4 3=12 History&Civics Q. 1. Answer the following briefly 6 1=6 Answer the following question Q.2. a b c d GEOGRAPHY 2 questions of 10 marks each a, b, c, d a, b, c, d PHYSICS 1 Define 3 1=3 2 Differentiate 1 2=2 3 Short ans. Type questions 4 2=8 4 Numerical a) 1 2=2 b) 1 3=3 Viva 2 1=2
10 CHEMISTRY Answer the following 4 2=8 Correct the following statement 3 1=3 Viva BIOLOGY One word answer 5 1=5 Differentiate the following 3 1=3 Very short answers 5 1=5 Diagram based question/diagram 2 1=2 Viva voce 2 1=2 PEd SECTION-A Very Short answer questions 2 2=4 Short answer questions 1 3=3 SECTION-B Very Short answer questions 4 1=4 Short answer questions 2 2=4 COMPUTER SECTION A (Theory) Question-1- a)+b)+c)+d) SECTION B (Write comments wherever required) Question-2- (1 program) 8
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