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Celestial Bodies – Features & Study Notes 1. Stars Features: Huge balls of hot, glowing gases Have their own light and heat Appear small because they are very far from Earth Form patterns called constellations Live for millions of years Example: Sun, Sirius, Pole Star 2. The Sun Features: A star at the center of the Solar System Main source of light and heat for Earth Made mainly of hydrogen and helium Controls the movement of planets Essential for life on Earth 3. Planets Features: Do not have their own light Revolve around the Sun in fixed paths called orbits Nearly spherical in shape Reflect sunlight There are 8 planets in the Solar System Types of Planets (a) Inner / Terrestrial Planets Features: Located close to the Sun Made of rocks and metals Smaller in size Examples: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars (b) Outer / Gas Giant Planets Features: Located far from the Sun Made mostly of gases Very large in size Have rings and many moo...

Class 8 English – Poorvi Chapter 11 – Harvest Hymn 🔹 A. Very Short Answer Questions (1–2 marks) What kind of poem is “Harvest Hymn”? 👉 It is a poem praising farmers and nature. Who are the main people praised in the poem? 👉 Farmers. What season is described in the poem? 👉 Harvest season. What does the word ‘harvest’ mean? 👉 The cutting and gathering of crops. What does the poet thank nature for? 👉 For food, crops, and prosperity. 🔹 B. Short Answer Questions (3–4 marks) Why is the poem called “Harvest Hymn”? The poem is called “Harvest Hymn” because it is like a song of praise and gratitude. The poet thanks nature and farmers for the successful harvest and the food they provide. How does the poet describe the farmers’ work? The poet describes farmers as hardworking people who work day and night in the fields. Their labour helps produce food for everyone. What role does nature play in the poem? Nature provides sunlight, rain, soil, and wind, which h...

Class 8 English Book Poorvi Chapter 10 – The Cherry Tree 🔹 A. Very Short Answer Questions (1–2 marks) Who planted the cherry seed? 👉 Rakesh planted the cherry seed. Where did Rakesh find the cherry seed? 👉 He found it in the forest. Why was Rakesh taken to the hill station? 👉 He was taken there to recover from typhoid. Who helped Rakesh in planting the seed? 👉 His grandfather helped him. What animal tried to destroy the plant? 👉 A goat tried to eat the plant. 🔹 B. Short Answer Questions (3–4 marks) How did Rakesh come across the cherry seed? Rakesh found the cherry seed while walking in the forest near his grandfather’s house. He kept it carefully and later decided to plant it in the garden. What difficulties did the cherry plant face while growing? The plant faced many difficulties like harsh weather, insects, and animals. A goat once ate most of the plant, but it still survived. How did Grandfather encourage Rakesh? Grandfather encouraged Rakesh...

Class 3 MCQ Quiz – Chapters 16 to 19 Class 3 – MCQ Quiz (Chapters 16–19) Chapter 16: People Who Help Us 1. A doctor helps us when we are Sick Hungry Playing Sleeping 2. A teacher works in a Hospital School Shop Factory Chapter 17: Safety Rules 3. We should cross the road at the Zebra crossing Middle of the road Corner Footpath 4. Traffic lights help to control People Traffic Animals Shops Chapter 18: Clean and Healthy Living 5. We should wash our hands before Playing Eating Sleeping Reading 6. Keeping our surroundings clean keeps us Sick Healthy Lazy Weak Chapter 19: Our Environment 7. Trees give us Oxygen Smoke Plastic Noise 8. We should not throw garbage on the Road Ground Both a and b Dustbin 9. Saving water is Bad habit Good habit Waste of time Useless 10. We should plant more Trees Plastic Garbage Stones Submit Quiz

Class 3 MCQ Quiz – Chapters 11 to 15 Class 3 – MCQ Quiz (Chapters 11–15) Chapter 11: Kajari Ka Mohalla 1. A mohalla is a Market Neighbourhood School Park 2. People in a mohalla live Far away Together Alone Outside Chapter 12: Villages of Delhi 3. Farming is an important work in Cities Villages Malls Schools 4. Villages have more Traffic Open spaces Noise Tall buildings Chapter 13: Children’s Games in Delhi 5. Games help children stay Weak Healthy Lazy Sad 6. Which is an indoor game? Cricket Football Chess Kho-kho Chapter 14: Outings in Delhi – I 7. Outings are planned for Punishment Fun and learning Sleeping Fighting 8. Children go on outings with Teachers and parents Strangers Shopkeepers Drivers Chapter 15: Outings in Delhi – II 9. In crowded places we should be Loud Careful Rude Careless 10. Good behaviour makes outings Boring Enjoyable Difficult Short...