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1 LITERA VALLEY SCHOOL SYLLABUS BREAKUP / GRADE - 7 EXAM / SUBJECT ENGLISH HINDI MATHS UNIT TEST I Reading: Sets Unseen Passage Integers (One) Descriptive Writing Narrative Essay Grammar: Tenses Ch. 1 to 4 Ch. 1 The Master Artist (Prose) Ch. 2 A Secret for Two (Prose) Madhobi, The Young Spring Flower (Poem) HALF YEARLY Reading: Two Unseen Passage Story Writing Informal Letter Writing Letter to The Editor Speech Writing Entire Syllabus of Unit Test I Ch. 5 Tense Ch. 6 to Ch. 8 Infinitives and Gerunds Ch. 9 - Active & Passive Voice Ch Object and Complements Ch Determiners Ch. 12 Articles Entire Syllabus of Sets Integers Fractions and Decimals Rational Numbers Lines and Angles The Triangle and its Properties Congruence of Triangles Simple Equations Comparing Quantities
2 Unit Test I Ch. 3 Maggie Cuts her Hair (Prose) Upon Westminster Bridge (poem) Ch. 4 The Whale Story (Prose) Ch. 5 The Meeting Pool (Prose) Ch. 6 Sir Issac Newton (Prose) Ch. 7 Vet in the Forest (Prose) A Narrow Fellow in the Grass (Poem) Entire Syllabus of Unit Test I. UNIT TEST II Reading: Unseen Passage (One) Writing Report Writing Grammar: Ch. 13 to Ch. 16 Phrases and Clauses Ch. 16 Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences Ch. 17 Conditionals Practical Geometry Exponents and Powers Ch. 8 My Unknown Friend (Prose) Break, Break, Break (Poem) Ch. 9 Everest Reactions (Poem) Ch. 10 His First Flight (Prose) Wandering Singers (Poem)
3 UNIT TEST III Reading: Unseen Passage (One) Symmetry. Algebraic Expressions Message Writing Poster Writing Grammar: Ch. 19 Modals of Ability Ch. 20 Modals of Possibility and Probability Ch. 21 Punctuation Ch. 18 Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses Ch. 11 Zero Hour (Prose) Lobster Quadrille (Poem) Ch. 12 The Play (Play) FINAL Reading: Unseen Passage (Two) Notice Writing Letter to The Editor Entire Syllabus of Unit Tests 2 and 3 Grammar: Entire Syllabus of Terms 1 and 2 Entire Syllabus of Unit Tests 2 and 3 Integers Simple Equations Exponents and Powers Practical Geometry Symmetry Visualising Solid Shapes Algebraic Expressions Data Handling Perimeter and Area Fractions & Decimals Comparing Quantities
4 EXAM / SUBJECT SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIT TEST I Time and Motion Nutrition in Plants Water : A Precious Resource When, Where and How Revision of Level - 6 Our Environment Inside Computers : Hardware and Operating Systems. HALF YEARLY Temperature and Heat Nutrition in Plants Chemicals and Chemical Changes Electric current and Its Effects Nutrition in Animals The Story of Democracy When, Where and How New Kingdoms The Delhi Sultanate The Mughals Administration and Society Under Image Editing Advanced Presentation Word Processor
5 Fibre to Fabric Waste water Management Mughals Architecture as Power Our Environment Land-Rocks and Minerals Earth Movements and Major Landforms Composition and Structure of Atmosphere Elements of Weather and Climate Atmospheric Pressure and Winds Humidity and Rainfall Water-fresh and Saline UNIT TEST II Acids, Bases and Salts Soil Forest : Our Lifeline Nutrition in Animals What is Democracy Institutional Representation of Democracy Government in the States Role of the State Government in Distribution of Resources Media and Democracy Developments in Tribal Communities Ocean Water and its Circulation Natural Vegetation and Wildlife Internet Spread sheet UNIT TEST III Respiration in Organisms Light Transport of Substances in Animals and Plants Chemicals and Chemical Changes Advertising Religious Movement The Human Environment Settlements Transport and Communication History of Computers Introduction to FOSS Role Played by Gender
6 FINAL Temperature and Heat Chemicals and Chemical Changes Electric Current and Its Effects Nutrition in Plants Nutrition in animals Fibre to Fabric Water: A Precious Resource Waste water Management Respiration in Organisms Transport of substances in Animals and Plants Acids, Bases and Salts Reproduction in Plants Soil Climate and Adaptation Wind and Storm Architecture as Power Cities, Traders and Crafts People Development in Tribal Communities Religious Movement Flowering of Regional Culture New Kingdoms: A Saga of Growth and Decline. Humidity and Rainfall Ocean, Water and its Circulation Natural Vegetation and Wildlife The Human Environment Settlements Transport and Communication Life in Desert Regions Life in the Tropical and the Subtropical Region Life in the Temperate Regions Chapter 1 to 10 (Whole book) Media and Democracy Advertising Role Played by Gender Unpacking Gender Market Around us A Wholesale Market
7 EXAM / SUBJECT SANSKRIT GERMAN UNIT TEST I Was isst du in Der Pause? Meine Schulsachen HALF YEARLY Was isst du in der Pause? Meine Schulsachen. Was gibt es im Fernsehen? Um wie viel Uhr stehst du auf?
8 UNIT TEST II Kannst du inlineskaten? Wem gehört das Fahrrad? UNIT TEST III Wem gehört das Fahrrad? Wohin fährst du in Urlaub? FINAL Kannst du inlineskaten? Wem gehört das Fahrrad? Wohin fährst du im Urlaub? Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
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