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Class 7 ( English Assignment)

  The Helpful Market Day Every Saturday morning, Rina went to the local market with her grandfather. The market was always busy. Farmers sold fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers, and milk. Some people carried heavy baskets, while others talked loudly with their friends. One Saturday, dark clouds suddenly covered the sky. A strong wind began to blow, and people quickly started packing their things. Soon, heavy rain started falling. Many people ran to find a dry place. Near the fruit shop, an old woman slipped on the wet road. Her bag fell down, and oranges rolled everywhere. Some people looked at her but hurried away because of the rain. Rina quickly ran to help the woman. She picked up the oranges and helped the woman stand up. Her grandfather also gave the woman an umbrella. The old woman smiled and thanked them kindly. She said, “Helping others is more important than staying dry.” Rina felt proud and happy. On their way home, her grandfather said, “A small act of kindness c...
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Class 8 (Science Assignment)

  Electricity and Magnetism Around Us One morning in science class, Teacher Anil brought a simple setup: a battery, some wires, a small bulb, and a switch. He connected the wire from the battery to the bulb and then to the switch. When the switch was closed, the bulb lit up. He explained that this is called an electric circuit , and electricity flows only when the circuit is complete. He then showed a nail wrapped with a copper wire connected to a battery. When the current passed through the wire, the nail started attracting small pins and paper clips. The teacher said this is called an electromagnet . It becomes magnetic only when electricity flows through it. Teacher Anil also placed a compass near the wire. When electricity flowed through the wire, the compass needle moved slightly. He explained that electric current produces a magnetic field around the wire. This shows that electricity and magnetism are closely related. He told the students that many devices in daily l...
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Class 9 ( Maths Assignment)

  1.      Solve the equation: 3x + 7 = 25 2.      Solve the equation: 5(2x - 3) = 35 3.      The sum of a number and 12 is 45. Find the number. 4.      The perimeter of a rectangle is 50 cm. If the length is 15 cm, find the breadth using an equation. 5.      Twice a number decreased by 8 equals 24. Find the number. 6.      If 5 notebooks cost Rs. 250, find the cost of 8 notebooks. 7.      A car travels 180 km in 3 hours. How far will it travel in 7 hours at the same speed? 8.      If 12 workers can complete a work in 15 days, how many days will 20 workers take to complete the same work? 9.      A tap fills 24 litres of water in 6 minutes. How much water will it fill in 15 minutes? 10.   The cost of 7 kg of rice is Rs. 630. Find the cost of 12 kg of rice using the unitary met...
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Class 10 (Science Assignment)

  Scientific Study and Variables Scientific study is a systematic process used to discover facts and understand how things work in nature. Scientists perform experiments to test ideas, collect data, and draw conclusions. For an experiment to be reliable and fair, scientists must carefully control different factors called variables. There are three main types of variables in a scientific study: independent variable, dependent variable, and control variable. The independent variable is the factor that the scientist changes intentionally during an experiment. It is the cause in the experiment. For example, if a student wants to study how the amount of sunlight affects plant growth, the amount of sunlight is the independent variable because it is changed by the student. The dependent variable is the factor that is measured or observed. It changes as a result of the independent variable. In the same experiment, the height of the plant is the dependent variable because the grow...
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