
IX CLASS ENGLISH WORKSHEET 29
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IX CLASS ENGLISH WORKSHEET 29
UNIT III
READING C HOMEWORK
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TEACHING AND LEARNING WORKSHEET-28
LEVEL –2
UNIT : 3 SCHOOL LIFE
READING C HOME WORK (Segment I)
There are 20 MCQs in section I and II
(Reading Comprehension, vocabulary and grammar.
Section –III is for Home Assignment (Creative Writing)
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SECTION I
(READING COMPREHENSION)
Read the story ‘HOME WORK,’ after completion of reading the story, answer the questions that follow
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Many teachers defend large
amounts of homework, claiming that it
helps to prepare students for a world that is becoming increasingly competitive. However, Dr. Kralovec, author of ‘The End of Homework’, argues that doing homework during high school has little or no effect on successful study skillsof the students when they join college.
Now, answer the following questions. Each question has four options, choose the correct option.
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Homework has historically been given to students to reinforce what they learn at school, and ultimately to help them learn the material better. However, too much homework is not helpful, and can be counter-productive. amounts of time spent on completing homework can take away the kid’s social life, family time, and it limits their participation in sports or other activities. The amount of homework a teacher has to give to a student should be restricted.
Critically acclaimed author, Tamim Ansary reports that since 1981, the amount of homework given to an average sixth class child has increased by more than fifty per cent. Many people claim that the increase in homework dates as far back as 1957. The new competition that emerged served as an incentive for schools to try to increase the volume of the curriculum. The amount of homework increases with the increase in class.
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Multiple Choice
1.What is the historical thing about home work?
Homework has been given to children for a few years.
Homework has been abolished recently.
Homework has been given for many years.
Homework ws there in ancient period but not now.
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Multiple Choice
2.How does homework help children?
to reinforce what they learn of school
ultimately to help them learn the material better
to reinforce what they learn at school and ultimately to help them learn the material best.
It can take away the kid's social life.
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Multiple Choice
3.Why is too much homework counter-productive?
Because too much homework helps the children reinforce what they learn at school.
Because tooo much homework helps the children learn the material better.
Because too much homework has positive results.
Because too much homework has negative results.
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Multiple Choice
4.What is the main purpose of giving homework to children?
Students engage with home work.
students to reinforce what they learn at
school,
Students busy with homework.
None
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Multiple Choice
5.Which class mentioned in the second paragraph?
Ninth Class
Tenth Class
Sixth Class
Fifth Class
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Multiple Choice
6.Who is Critically acclaimed homework?
Tamim Anwar
Ibrahim Ansary
Tamim Ansar
Tamim Ansary
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Multiple Choice
7.According to the passage, When homework increased?
Class will be increased automatically homework increased.
Age will be increased automatically homework increased
Height will be increased automatically homework increased
Homework increased according to the subject
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Multiple Choice
8.8.Who is the author of The End of Homework?
Dr. Tamim ansary
Dr. Peter Simon Paul
Dr. Kralovec,
Dr. Tamim Kralovect
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Multiple Choice
9.Who defend largely
amounts of homework?
Many fathers
Many children
Many mothers
Many teachers
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Multiple Choice
10.Homework is________
Compound Noun
Compound Adjectives
Compound preposition
Compound verbs
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SECTION – II
(VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR)
(Q. No. 23-27) Some words or phrases in the given passage are under lined and numbered. Follow the direction for each question and choose the correct answer.
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The 11 .large amount of homework is causing kids in both high school 12. or junior high school to be up until midnight or13. later. When extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, etc are added to the picture, kids may even have to wake up early next morning to 14 finished their homework, leaving them with 15.a insufficient amount of sleep.
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Multiple Choice
11.Meaning of the underlined word is------------ (large)
small
little
big
tiny
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Multiple Choice
12.Choose Correct conjunction of the unlined lined word.
but
so
and
or
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Multiple Choice
13.Choose Correct antonym of the unlined lined word. (later)
earlier
next
after
following
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Multiple Choice
14.Choose Right form the underlined word
finished
finishing
finish
fine
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Multiple Choice
15.Choose the correct article underlined word (a insufficient)
a
an
the
none
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SECTION – III
(EDITING )
(Q. No. 16-20) Read the passage given below. Five sentences in the passage are numbered (16-20) at the beginning. Each of these sentences has an error. Correct them by choosing the right options.
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(16) Home work also taking away the time that a kid could be spending with his or her family (17) rather than spent time bonding and building strong family relationships, parents and children argue over home work. (18) Time was taken away from important aspects of daily life. (19) This time is particularly precious at families with both the parents working. (20) The spent for such parents with their children is very limited.
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Multiple Choice
16. Home work also taking away the time that a kid could be spending with his or her family.
Home work also taken away the time that a kid could be spending with his or her family.
Home work also shall take away the time that a kid could be spending
with his or her family.
Home work takes away the time that a kid could be spending with his or
her family.
Home work took away the time that a kid could be spending with his or
her family.
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Multiple Choice
17. Rather than spent time bonding and building strong family relationships, parents and children argue over homework.
Rather than spending time bonding and building strong family relationships, parents
and children argue over homework.
Rather than family time bounding and building strong family
relationships, parents and children argue over home work.
Rather than spends time bonding and building strong family relationships,
parents and children argue over home work.
Rather then spended time bounding and building strong family
relationships, parents and children argue over home work.
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Multiple Choice
18. Time was taken away from important aspens of daily life.
Time has taken away from important aspects of daily life.
Time had taken away from important aspects of daily life.
Time is taken away from important aspects of daily life.
Times have taken away from important aspects of daily life.
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Multiple Choice
19. This time is particularly precious at families with both the parents working.
This time is particularly precious in families with both the parents working.
This time is particularly precious for families with both the parents working.
This time is particularly precious by families with both the parents working.
This time is particularly precious on families with both the parents working.
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Multiple Choice
20. The time spent for such parents with their children is very limited.
The time spent from such parents with their children is very limited.
The time spent on such parents with their children is very limited.
The time spent to such parents with their children is very limited.
The time spent by such parents with their children is very limited.
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SECTION – IV
HOME ASSIGNMENT
CREATIVE WRITING (DISCOURSES)
NOTE:- This question is meant for Home Assignment. The student has to take a photograph of the answer and post it on Whatsapp to the teacher or it can be written in a notebook and submitted to the teacher later.
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Open Ended
Write a speech on “Punishment will help the students to learn.”
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Prepared by:-
RAJU DEVASANI,
SCHOOL ASSISTANT IN ENGLISH,
ZPSS THEEGALPAHAD.
CELL NO: 9849927474
IX CLASS ENGLISH WORKSHEET 29
UNIT III
READING C HOMEWORK
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