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APPENDIX NO.-A

Request and permission letters of the schools

1. Request letters of the schools

2. Permission letters of the schools

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APPENDIX NO. B

TALUKA WISE LISTS OF SCHOOLS

1. URBAN

1.1 Ahmednagar:-

1 Bhausaheb Firodiya High-School, Nagar, Tal: Nagar

2 Shri Baneshwar Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Burhanagar, Tal: Nagar

3 Nrusinha Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Bhotodi, Tal: Nagar

4 K. Ganpatrao Mate Patil Vidyalaya, Dongargan, Tal: Nagar

5 Shri Samarth Vidyamandir Prashala, Savedi, Tal: Nagar

6 Maniktai Karandikar High-School, Ahmednagar, Tal: Nagar

7 Shriram Vidyalaya, Pimpalgaon Malavi, Tal: Nagar

8 Durgadevi Amarchand Nayyar Vidyamandir, Ahmednagar, Tal: Nagar

9 Renvikar Vidyamandir Prath. Vidyalaya, Sawedi Tal: Nagar

10 108, Shri. M.P. Succhasingji Maharaj Nutan Kanya Prashala, Nagar, Tal: Nagar

2. SEMIRURAL:-

2.1 Rahuri:-

1 Shri Chhatrapati Shivaji Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Deolali Pravara, Tal: Rahuri

2 Shri Sant Mahipati Vidyalay, Tambhere, Tal: Rahuri.

3 Shri Kedareshwar Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Mhaisgaon, Tal: Rahuri

4 Vidya Mandir Prashala, Rahuri, Tal: Rahuri

5 Bhagirathibai Tanpure Vidyalaya, Rahuri, Tal: Rahuri

6 Pragati Vidyalaya, Rahuri, Tal: Rahuri

7 Gadage Maharaj Ashram Shala, Rahuri, Tal: Rahuri

8 Prasad Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Tandulwadi, Tal: Rahuri

9 Sant Dnyaneshwar Vidyalaya, Taklimiyan, Tal: Rahuri

10 New Prasad Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Kangar, Tal: Rahuri

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2.2 Rahata:-

1 Chhatrapati Sambhajiraje Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Pimpalwadi, Tal: Rahata

2 Smt. Nadarbai A. Deshmukh Vidyalay, Rui, Tal: Rahata.

3 Shri Laxminarayan Vidyalaya, Wakdi, Tal: Rahata

4 M.G. Kanya Vidyalaya, Pravaranagar, Tal: Rahata

5 Mahatma Gandhi Vidyalaya, Pravaranagar, Tal: Rahata

6 New English School, Kolhar Bk., Tal: Rahata

7 P.Dr.V. Vikhe Patil Vidyalaya, Loni, Tal: Rahata

8 P. Ahilyadevi Holkar Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Loni, Tal: Rahata

9 Sharada Vidyamandir, Rahata, Tal: Rahata

10 Sharada Kanya Vidyamandir, Rahata, Tal: Rahata

2.3 Shrirampur:-

1 Keshav Govind Vidyalaya, Ambi, Tal: Shrirampur

2 Keshav Govind Vidyalay, Belapur, Tal: Shrirampur.

3 New English School, Shirasgaon, Tal: Shrirampur

4 K.J. Somaiyya High School, Shrirampur, Tal: Shrirampur

5 Shrirampur Education High School, Shrirampur, Tal: Shrirampur

6 B.R. Khatod Kanya Vidyalaya, Shrirampur, Tal: Shrirampur

7 Gorakshanath Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Shrirampur, Tal: Shrirampur

8 Chhatrapati Shivaji Vidyalaya, Wadala Mahadeo, Tal: Shrirampur

9 J.T.S. High School, Belapur, Tal: Shrirampur

10 Yashwant Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Padhegaon, Tal: Shrirampur

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3. RURAL:-

3.1 Sangamner:-

1 New English School, Talegaon Dighe, Tal: Sangamner

2 Shri Sant Dnyaneshwar Maulee Vidyalaya, Nannaj Dumala, Tal: Sangamner

3 B.G.P. Sahyadri Vidyalaya, Sangamner, Tal: Sangamner

4 Bhausaheb Santuji Thorat Vidyalaya, Kanoli, Tal: Sangamner

5 Shri Sant Janardhan Swami Vidyalaya, Kolhewadi, Tal: Sangamner

6 Bhimai Ambuji Shinde Biroba Vidyalaya, Rahimpur, Tal: Sangamner

7 D.K. More Janta Vidyalaya, Wadgaonpan, Tal: Sangamner

8 Malharrao Holkar VIdyalaya, Ambhore, Tal: Sangamner

9 S.M. Bhausaheb Santuji Thorat Vidyalaya, Shedgaon, Tal: Sangamner

10 Haribhau Sangale Yashwant Vidyalaya, Nimon, Tal: Sangamner

3.2 Shevgaon:-

1 New English School, Kharadgaon, Tal: Shevagaon

2 New English School, Akhegaon, Tal: Shevagaon

3 Shri Bhagwan Baba Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Thatewadgaon, Tal: Shevagaon

4 Jijamata Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Khanapur, Tal: Shevagaon

5 Devtakali High-School, Devtakali, Tal: Shevagaon

6 Bhatkudgaon High-School, Bhatkudgaon, Tal: Shevagaon

7 Shahartakali Madhy. Va Uccha Madhy. Vidyalaya, Shahartakali, Tal: Shevagaon

8 Pandurang Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Varur, Tal: Shevagaon

9 Shri Gajanan Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Awhane Bk., Tal: Shevagaon

10 Navjeevan Vidyalaya, Dahigaon Ne, Tal: Shevagaon

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3.3 Newasa:-

1 Gurudas Bhaskargiri Maharaj Mad. Vidy., Jalake Kh., Tal: Newasa

2 Jai Shriram Vidyamandir, Mukindpur, Tal: Newasa

3 Shri Hanuman Vidyalaya, Belpimpalgaon, Tal: Newasa

4 V.L.P.M. Vidyalaya, Shirasagaon, Tal: Newasa

5 Jijamata Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Bhenda, Tal: Newasa

6 Shriram High-School, Bhanashivare, Tal: Newasa

7 New English School, Salabatpur, Tal: Newasa

8 Patchegaon English School, Patchegaon, Tal: Newasa

9 New English School, Warkhed, Tal: Newasa

10 Raje Sambhaji Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Kautha, Tal: Newasa

4. TRIBAL:-

4.1 Akole:-

1 Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vidyalaya, Mehenduri, Tal: Akole

2 Pravara Vidyalaya, Induri, Tal: Akole

3 Sarvoday Vidyamandir, Rajur, Tal: Akole

4 Kanya Vidyamandir, Akole, Tal: Akole

5 Agasti Vidyalaya, Akole, Tal: Akole

6 Mahalaxmi S.&H.S. Vidyalaya, Pimpalgao Nakvinda, Tal: Akole

7 Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Vidyalaya, Sakirwadi, Tal: Akole

8 Shri Samarth Kanya Prashala, Rajur, Tal: Akole

9 Madhukarrao Pichad Madhyamik Vidyalaya, Rajur, Tal: Akole

10 Modern High-School, Akole, Tal: Akole

Name of the School taken for Experiment

Kai. Janardhan Kale Patil Madhyamik Vidyalay, Chincholi, Tal: Rahuri

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Std:-6th

Marks:- 50

Sub:- English Teacher made Test Time:- 21/2

Que-1[A] Look at the picture and fill in the blanks- [5]

1) There are ________ trees in the picture. [4,5]

2) People are having ________ in their hands. [umbrella, stick]

3) ________ boats are there in the ________. [3,4] [water, sky]

4) A rainbow has ________ colours. [4,7]

5) One house is not having a _________. [roof, window]

6) It is raining ________. [slowly, heavily]

[B] See the picture, read the following conversation and fill in the

missing words from the list given below.

[5]

Zeba:- What do you see there up in the sky.

Sara:- I see the white clouds in the blue _______.

Zeba:- look at those small flying things

Do you think they are _________.

Sara:- No, they look like paper ________.

Zeba:- look! see that. It is an ________.

It must be flying to _________.

[sky, kites, birds, Delhi, aeroplane]

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Que-2[A] Match the animals and their young ones- [5]

hen lamb

cow chicken

sheep cub

duck fawn

lion calf

dear duckling

[B] Look at the picture and answer in one sentence. [5]

1) Who is standing behind the second box?

2) Who is holding a ball?

3) Who is sitting on the third box?

4) Who is taller- Asha or Ashwin?

5) Who is as tall as Ashwin?

6) Who is the tallest?

7) Who is near the 1st box?

8) Who is the youngest one?

9) Whose box is the tallest among all?

10) Whose box is the smallest one?

1 2

3

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Que-3[A] Read the passage and answer the question on that. [5]

The elephant is the biggest of all animals on land. But the biggest of

all animals lives in the sea. It can be as long as six elephants. It is the

blue whale. It can grow upto 33 meters or nearly 100 feet long and

weighs nearly 150 tonnes. The blue whale lives in the sea, but it is not

a fish. It is a mammal. The whale lives in water, but it breathes air just

like us. It has two blow-holes on the top of its head. These blow-holes

are like its nose. The whale takes in air through the blow-holes. The

blow-holes close when the whale goes under water.

1) Which is the biggest animal among all?

2) Where does it live?

3) How long it can grow?

4) What is the weight of it?

5) Is it a fish?

6) How does it breathe?

7) How many blow-holes does it have?

8) Where are the blow-holes?

9) How does it take air in?

10) When do the blow-holes close?

[B] Read the following conversation and answer the questions. [5]

Meena : Hello, Leena.

Leena : Hi, Meena.

Meena : Do you know, I am going to Mahabaleshwar this week?

Leena : Oh really? When?

Meena : Saturday Morning.

Leena : Would you be back on Sunday?

Meena : I'm not sure.

Que. 1) Who is Meena's friend?

2) Where is Meena going to visit?

3) On which day Meena is going for tour?

4) On which day Meena is coming back?

5) Is Meena going to come back on Sunday?

6) Will you like to go to Mahabaleshwar?

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Que-4[A] Read the following passage and find the opposite words to the

following words.

[5]

Once upon a time, the Persian tale goes, clouds burst over the Arabian

Sea and it began to pour1. Millions of raindrops made their way to the

vast sea below. As they looked at the sea down there, they said to

themselves, "We are so wonderful, so great. It is we who make the sea.

It is we who keep it filled with water." Feeling proud of themselves, in

this way, the raindrops mingled2 with the waters of the sea and were

lost. Now there was one little raindrop who thought differently. He

said, "The sea is so vast and great and I am so small and tiny.

1) Up × __________

2) big × _______

3) humble × ______

4) same × _______

5) out × ______

6) go × ______

[B] Read the story silently and answer the questions in one sentence. [5]

Once there lived a tiger and a fox in the forest.

One day, the tiger met the fox and said, "I am going to eat you up."

"You can't do that, "said the fox. Fox was very clever; tiger was very

strong but not clever. Fox said, "all the animals in this forest fear me,"

"Show me", said the tiger. "Follow me", said the fox. The fox walked

in the front and the tiger followed him in the forest. When other

animals looking and running away, fox said, "See how they see me and

run away." The tiger did not understand that the animals feared him

and not the fox. So he did not eat up the fox and made friends with

him.

1) Which animals were living in the forest?

2) Who was very clever?

3) Who said "I am going to eat you up?"

4) How the tiger and a fox were walking in the forest?

5) Did the tiger eat up the fox?

6) Who become friends?

7) Who was strong?

8) Who said, "follow me"?

9) Who were running away?

10) To whom the animals really fearing?

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Que-5[A] Look at the picture story, read and answer the questions in one

sentence.

[5]

A big, strong lion was sleeping in the sun. A little mouse was playing

nearby. It ran here and there and between the lions paws. The lion

woke up and caught the mouse in his paw. The little mouse said, "Let

me go, please. I shall help you some day." The lion began to laugh, "I

am so big and you are so small. How can you help me? But anyway, I

will let you go." After a few days, the lion was caught in a net. It

roared and roared, but the net was too strong. The little mouse heard

the lion and ran to help him. It nibbled at the ropes of the net. The

ropes began to snap and soon the lion was free. "Thank you, little

friend," said the lion.

1) Who was sleeping in the sun?

2) How was the mouse running?

3) Who said, "Let me go, please."?

4) Who roared and roared?

5) Who helped lion to become free?

6) Who thanked to whom?

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[B] Read the following poem and answer the questions. [5]

Spring Song

Spring is coming, Spring is coming,

Birdies, build your nest;

Weave together straw and feather,

Doing each your best.

Spring is coming, Spring is coming,

Flowers are coming too,

Pansies, lilies, daffodillies

Now are coming through.

Shimmer and quiver on the river,

Joy is everywhere.

A] Fill in the blanks.

1) Spring is coming birdies ________.

2) ________ together straw and ________.

3) Doing each ________.

4) Pansies, lilies _______.

5) Shimmer and quiver ______ is everywhere.

B] Answer the questions.

1) Which season is coming?

2) Who are building nest in that season?

3) What are they using for their nest?

4) What other things are coming in the season?

5) Name the flowers which are coming?

6) What is everywhere?

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1. Lesson plan of Advance Organizer Model Name of the Student Teacher:-

School Name:-

Name of the Model:- Advance Organizer Model

Sub:- English Std:- 6th

Unit:- 4 Subunit:- The First Indian in Space

Objectives of

the lesson:-

1. To develop reading skill.

2. To introduce knowledge of space.

Previous

knowledge:-

Students know about space.

Skill:- Reading Skill Time:-

Teaching aids

and support

system:-

Advance Organizer model Teaching Programme,

Pictures, Computer CD’s with L.C.D. Projector,

model of rocket, aeroplane, glob, papers.

Phase of Model Content Analysis Objective

Specification

Teachers activity

& reaction

Pupils activity &

reaction

Evaluation tools Social System

Phase 1:- Presentatio

n of

Advance

Organizer

1.Aim of the

Lesson:-

Inculcating

scientific

knowledge about

space.

Introduction-

Students in our

day-to-day life we

travel by bus, car

or railway on the

ground like that

some people travel

by aeroplane.

Teacher explains

aim of the lesson.

Have you travel by

aeroplane?

Students sit in

line. Teacher gives

information and

asks the question.

Students listen

carefully and

answer.

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Statement of Aim:-

“So today we are

going to learn

about space and

astronaut.”

Teacher writes title

on the black-board

Studetns observe

2.Presenting

Advance

Organizer

Knowledge- Students define the

word astronaut.

Teacher presents

expository

organizer and

reads loudly.

Teacher tells

students to read

organizer silently

and ask the

definition.

Teacher motivates

students for

answer.

Students listen.

Pupils read

silently.

Pupil answers.

Students try to

read.

What is mean by

an astronaut?

Students sit in

line.

i. Identifying

defining

attributes

He has particular

dress to use while

travelling in the

space.

Teacher explains

attributes and asks

question.

Pupil answers. How is your

school uniform?

Explain.

ii. Giving

examples

He needs

spacecraft, the

Soviet astronaut

Yuri Gagarin- the

first person in the

world to travel into

space in 1961.

Understanding- Pupils understand

the difference

between space and

spacecrafts.

Teacher explains

and shows

pictures.

Teacher asks the

question.

Pupils observe

and listen

carefully.

Students listen

very curiously

and answer.

What type of dress

does astronaut

wear? Who was

the 1st person in

the world to travel

in the space?

Students sit in

circle to observe

the model of

spacecraft.

The word

‘astronaut’

means a

person who

travels in

space.

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iii. Providing

context

Rakesh Sharma

was the first Indian

in to space in

1984.

Spacecraft Soyuz

T-11 was launched

from Baikonur

Space center in

Russia.

Teacher asks

students doubts

personally.

Teacher asks

question.

Teacher shows

model of rocket to

students.

Students ask

doubts and get

them clear.

Pupils answer.

Students inspired

and observe very

happily.

What is the name

of the place from

where Soyuz T-11

launched?

iv. Repeatation The astronauts in

the spacecraft took

photos of the earth

from the space.

Rakesh Sharma

reported about the

earth, blue ocean,

green land and

dazzling

Himalayas

Students try to

understand.

Teacher repeats

the main summary

of the lesson.

Teacher asks

question.

Teacher shows

glob of earth.

Student listening

and observing.

Pupils answer.

Pupils answer.

Do you like to

take photos?

What types of

photos do you like

to take?

Students sit in

parallel line.

3.Prompt

awareness of

learners relevant

knowledge and

experience

He told Prime

minister Indira

Gandhi that the

India appeared to

him “Sare Jahanse

Achchha” the best

in the world

Students

understand and try

to tell about space.

Teacher reminds

students about

spacecraft and

astronaut's picture

which they must

have seen on T.V.

Teacher asks the

question.

Students observe

picture and look

with

concentration.

Have you seen this

type of picture on

T.V.?

Students sit in

parallel line.

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Phase 2:-

Presentation of

learning (Task)

material-

i. Present

material.

Teacher reads the

lesson.

Teacher shows

how astronauts

with spacecraft

launching in space.

Students listen.

Students observe.

Students sit in

parallel line.

ii. Maintaining

attention.

Rakesh Sharma

returned to earth

on 11th

April 1984

in another

spacecraft.

Teacher shows

slide show on

projector.

iii. Making

observation

explicit.

Astronauts floating

in Salyut-7.

Millions of Indians

could see on T.V.

Teacher explains

with examples.

Teacher asks

question.

Students write

examples

Students answer.

Who was the First

Indian Person to

go in the Space?

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iv. Making

logical order

of learning

material

explicit.

All together

astronauts is a

person who travels

in to space – he

has his special

dress to wear in

the space – he

travels in

spacecraft with

great speed, they

can take many

photos.

Skill – Student try

to draw a picture of

astronauts and the

rocket

Teachers make

logical order of

learning material.

Students draw

picture.

Students are in

line.

Phase 3:-

Strengthening

cognitive

organization:-

i. Use principles

of integrative

reconciliation.

So astronaut is a

person who travels

in to space with

the help of

spacecraft which is

launched on

rocket. He can take

photos of oceans,

green land and

mountains.

Teacher explains

in short.

Teacher asks

question.

Teacher

appreciates the

students.

Pupils listen.

Students answer.

What types of

photos did Rakesh

Sharma took from

space?

Students are in

line.

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ii. Promote

active

reception

learning.

You must have

observed on

T.V.(or here) the

type of person

travelling in the

sky, find who is an

astronaut.

Skill – Students

recognize the

correct picture of

Astronaut.

Teacher shows

different types of

picture on slide

and ask question.

Pupil observe

Students answer.

Which is the

picture of an

astronaut?

iii. Elicit critical

approach to

subject

matter.

Among all these

pictures you can

tell the difference

and write down

about astronaut.

Teacher explains

and shows

different pictures.

Teacher takes the

words and

sentence pasting

and poster making

activity.

Students try to

differentiate the

picture.

Students identify

pictures and paste

the sentences

rightly.

Students sit in

group for

activity.

iv. Clarify. If you have any

doubts you can

ask.

Teacher clarifies

the doubts

Ask the question

where they have

doubts.

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Black-Board writing

Subject:- English

Unit:- 4

Sub unit:- The First Indian in Space

Date: Std.:- 6th

Space

Astronaut

Rocketed

Traveler

Floate

Snapshots

Oceans

Coastline

Spacecraft

Soyuz T-II

Space station

Salyut-7

Models of Teaching Evaluation Chart

1 2 3 4 5

1.Preparation of lesson/Planning

and Neat-ness

2. Selection of model according to

sub-unit, teaching aids and its

use

3.Appropriate use of various steps

of model

4.Presentation of Advance

Organizer and its material

5.Giving examples, providing

context and repetition

6.Logical order of learning

material and organizer

7.Ability of strengthening

cognitive organization

8.Ability to clarify and apply ideas

actively

9.Teacher-Student Interaction

10.Effects of model on teaching

Note:- Researcher has taken lessons and poems for experimental teaching from particular units which were based on reading skills. Separate

lesson notes were prepared for those lessons and poems.

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PHOTOS OF EXPERIMENTAL TEACHING Name of the School:- Kai. Janardhan Kale Patil Madhyamik Vidyalay Chincholi

Kai Janardhan Kale Patil Madhyamik Vidyalay.

Researcher teaching with the help of multimedia.

Researcher is teaching to the students

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Researcher is explaining text content with AOMT

Teaching

Students with prepared posters.

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Researcher is explaining subject matter with AOMT with multimedia devices.

Students responding to the teaching

Researcher is asking questions and students responses.

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Students responce to teaching.

Students are preparing poster, Poster making activity based on reading skills.

Students response to the question asked by researcher.

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Teaching learning process.

Researcher is explaining with support material.

Researcher is teaching.

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Researcher with students, explaining content practically in a group.

Group Activites

Researcher is explaining content with the help of models.

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Students response to the question.

Response to the question asked by researcher

Teaching with support material.

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Researcher with support material

Researcher with support material

Teaching-learning process

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Students are preparing posters in a group on reading skills.

Teaching-learning process

Reading skills based activity in students groups

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Reading and pasting the sentences on posters.

Posters prepared by the students on reading skills

Researcher with students

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Researcher presenting paper at Beijing foreign studies university @ part of

the Experiment.

Researcher presenting paper at Far Eastern Federal University, Vladivostok,

Russia @ part of the Experiment.

Paper presentation at Vladivostok FEELTA

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Que-1[A] Look at the picture and fill in the blanks- [5]

1) There is ________ big tree in the picture. [one, two]

2) The girl is sitting ________ the branch of the tree. [on, under]

3) There is one ________ colour ox sitting under the tree. [white, red]

4) The sky is ________. [blue, green]

5) There are ________ birds flying in the sky. [one, two]

6) The boy is ________ under the tree. [standing, sitting]

[B] See the picture, read the following conversation and fill in the

missing words from the list given below.

[5]

Zeba:- What do you see there up in the sky.

Sara:- I see the white clouds in the blue _______.

Zeba:- look at those small flying things

Do you think they are _________.

Sara:- No, they look like paper ________.

Zeba:- look! see that. It is an ________.

It must be flying to _________.

[sky, kites, birds, Delhi, aeroplane]

Std:-6th

Sub:- English

Marks:- 50

Time:- 21/2

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Que-2[A] Match the animals and their young ones- [5]

hen lamb

cow chicken

sheep cub

duck fawn

lion calf

dear duckling

[B] Look at the picture and answer in one sentence. [5]

1) Who is standing behind the second box?

2) Who is holding a ball?

3) Who is sitting on the third box?

4) Who is taller- Asha or Ashwin?

5) Who is as tall as Ashwin?

6) Who is the tallest?

7) Who is near the 1st box?

8) Who is the youngest one?

9) Whose box is the tallest among all?

10) Whose box is the smallest one?

3

2 1

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Que-3[A] Read the passage and answer the question in one word. [5]

The word 'astronaut' means a person who travels in space. The

Russian word for an astronaut is cosmonaut. The Soviet astronaut Yuri

Gagarin was the first person in the world to travel into space. He went

into space on 12 April, 1961.

The first Indian person to go into space is Rakesh Sharma. On 3

April, 1984, Rakesh Sharma rocketed out into space with two other

Russian astronauts. Their spacecraft Soyuz T-11 was launched from the

Baikonur Space Center in Russia.

1) Who travels into space?

2) What is the Russian word for an astronaut?

3) Who was the first person to travel into space?

4) On which day did the Yuri Gagarin went into space?

5) Which country had launched the first spacecraft?

6) Who was the first Indian to go into space?

7) On which day did Rakesh Sharma went into space?

8) What was the name of their spacecraft?

9) What was the name of space center?

10) Will you like to travel into space?

[B] Read the following conversation and answer the questions. [5]

Meena : Hello, Leena.

Leena : Hi, Meena.

Meena : Do you know, I am going to Mahabaleshwar this week?

Leena : Oh really? When?

Meena : Saturday Morning.

Leena : Would you be back on Sunday?

Meena : I'm not sure.

Que. 1) Who is Meena's friend?

2) Where is Meena going to visit?

3) On which day Meena is going for tour?

4) On which day Meena is coming back?

5) Is Meena going to come back on Sunday?

6) Will you like to go to Mahabaleshwar?

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Que-4[A] Read the following passage and find the opposite words to the

following words.

[5]

Once upon a time, the Persian tale goes, clouds burst over the Arabian

Sea and it began to pour1. Millions of raindrops made their way to the

vast sea below. As they looked at the sea down there, they said to

themselves, "We are so wonderful, so great. It is we who make the sea.

It is we who keep it filled with water." Feeling proud of themselves, in

this way, the raindrops mingled2 with the waters of the sea and were

lost. Now there was one little raindrop who thought differently. He

said, "The sea is so vast and great and I am so small and tiny.

1) Up × __________

2) big × _______

3) humble × ______

4) same × _______

5) out × ______

6) go × ______

[B] Read the story silently and answer the questions in one sentence. [5]

Once there lived a tiger and a fox in the forest.

One day, the tiger met the fox and said, "I am going to eat you up."

"You can't do that, "said the fox. Fox was very clever; tiger was very

strong but not clever. Fox said, "all the animals in this forest fear

me," "Show me", said the tiger. "Follow me", said the fox. The fox

walked in the front and the tiger followed him in the forest. When

other animals looking and running away, fox said, "See how they see

me and run away." The tiger did not understand that the animals

feared him and not the fox. So he did not eat up the fox and made

friends with him.

1) Which animals were living in the forest?

2) Who was very clever?

3) Who said "I am going to eat you up?"

4) How the tiger and a fox were walking in the forest?

5) Did the tiger eat up the fox?

6) Who become friends?

7) Who was strong?

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8) Who said, "follow me"?

9) Who were running away?

10) To whom the animals really fearing?

Que-5[A] Look at the picture story, read and answer the questions in one

sentence.

[5]

A big, strong lion was sleeping in the sun. A little mouse was playing

nearby. It ran here and there and between the lions paws. The lion

woke up and caught the mouse in his paw. The little mouse said, "Let

me go, please. I shall help you some day." The lion began to laugh, "I

am so big and you are so small. How can you help me? But anyway, I

will let you go." After a few days, the lion was caught in a net. It roared

and roared, but the net was too strong. The little mouse heard the lion

and ran to help him. It nibbled at the ropes of the net. The ropes began

to snap and soon the lion was free. "Thank you, little friend," said the

lion.

1) Who was sleeping in the sun?

2) How was the mouse running?

3) Who said, "Let me go, please."?

4) Who roared and roared?

5) Who helped lion to become free?

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B] Read the following poem and answer the questions. [5]

Some One

Some one came knocking

At my wee, small door;

Some one came knocking,

I'm sure-sure-sure;

I listened, I opened,

I looked to left and right,

But nought there was a-stirring

In the still dark night;

Only the busy beetle

Tap-tapping in the wall.

I] Fill in the blanks.

1) Some one came ________.

2) At my wee small ________.

3) I looked to ________.

4) In the still dark ________.

5) Only the busy ________.

II] Answer the questions in one word.

1) Who came knocking?

2) Did the boy open the door?

3) How was the door?

4) Did the boy look to left and right?

5) How was the night?

6) Who was tapping in the wall?

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Pre test- Post test Statistical analysis and level of significance

Pre Test Control Group

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

25-29 02 2 4

20-24 06 1 6

15-19 10 0 0

10-14 09 -1 -9

5-9 12 -2 -24

0-4 11 -3 -33

N=50 -56

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Standard Deviation (S.D.)

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

25-29 02 2 4 4 08

20-24 06 1 6 1 06

15-19 10 0 0 2 0

10-14 09 -1 -9 1 9

5-9 12 -2 -24 4 48

0-4 11 -3 -33 9 99

-56 170

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Pre Test Experimental Group

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

25-29 02 3 6

20-24 09 2 18

15-19 03 1 3

10-14 23 0 0

5-9 10 -1 -10

0-4 03 -2 -6

N=50 11

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Standard Deviation (S.D.)

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

25-29 2 3 6 9 18

20-24 9 2 18 4 36

15-19 3 1 3 1 03

10-14 23 0 0 0 0

5-9 10 -1 -10 1 10

0-4 3 -2 -6 4 12

11 79

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Post Test Control Group

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

30-34 07 4 28

25-29 03 3 9

20-24 08 2 16

15-19 11 1 11

10-14 18 0 0

5-9 03 -1 -3

N=50 61

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Standard Deviation (S.D.)

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

30-34 07 4 28 16 112

25-29 03 3 9 9 27

20-24 08 2 16 4 32

15-19 11 1 11 1 11

10-14 18 0 0 0 0

5-9 03 -1 -3 1 3

61 185

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Post Test Experimental Group

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

45-49 5 3 15

40-44 12 2 24

35-39 7 1 7

30-34 12 0 0

25-29 8 -1 -8

20-24 3 -2 -6

15-19 3 -3 -9

N=50 23

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Standard Deviation (S.D.)

C.I. (f) (d) f.d.

45-49 5 3 15 9 45

40-44 12 2 24 4 48

35-39 7 1 7 1 07

30-34 12 0 0 0 0

25-29 8 -1 -8 1 8

20-24 3 -2 -6 4 12

15-19 3 -3 -9 9 27

23 147

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According to Pearson's Product Moment Method (Coefficient of correlation) (r)

when correlation is positive and it is very less.

Sr.No. Particular Experimental

Group

Control Group

1 No of Students

2 Pre Test Mean

3 Standard Deviation (S.D.)

4 Post Test Mean

5 Post Test S.D.

6 Correlation

Standard error between two means-

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Two means difference and its standard error

Difference in two means

't' value

Degree of freedom(df):

Level of significance:-

For , significance level at , from statistical table value 'D', 't' value

is . Since the calculated "t" value is " " which is significantly more

than 't' table value. So the calculated 't' is significant. [Koul, Lokesh, (2009).

Methodology of Educational Research, P.409].