C4 latter in class 10



Q. You are Divya. monitor of class XII A of S.D.Sr. Sec. School, Mansa. Write an application to the Principal asking her to arrange for special coaching classes in English.

The Principal

S.D. Sr. Sec. School

Mansa


Madem

                   

               I am a student of class XII A. I want to bring to your kind notice that our courses in English have not been fully covered. Our English teacher remained busy in the seminars organized by the N.C.E.R.T. After that she was on leave for one month. We need practice in grammar. The Supplementary English Reader is simply untouched. During the school hours we will have o read and make notes on it. We need extra classes to finish the syllabus of grammar. I request you to arrange for extra coaching classes as soon as possible.


Thanking you

Paragraphs for class 10

 


                                                        Small Family happy family 

A small family is indeed a blessing in today’s world.The cost of living is really high. It becomes impossible to make both ends meet if one has a large family to support. All the countries of the world are facing the problem of rising population. But the problem is very acute and threatening in India because we have limited resources. Stress should be laid on family planning and the spread of education. Small family is an economic necessity also. Theconcept of small family will help to eradicate the problems like poverty and unemployment. A person having less children can make them better citizens by providing them proper diet and good education. The government as well as the public should make a determined effort towards family planning. Children should be born by choice and not by chance. Thus, the concept of small family should he adopted as a way of life.

 

                                                       

                                            A Scene at a polling booth

The Election Day this year was full of excitement. My school was one of the polling centres. There was feverish activity on the booth. The rush of voters was increasing gradually. There were cars. minihuses and rickshaws used by different candidates to bring voters from their homes. This was, of course, wrong but nobody seemed to mind. There were also stalls where free soft drinks were offered to the voters and sympathizers. The polling officer enquired from the voters their names and other particulars recorded in the electoral roll. He also verified every voter’s identity card before issuing the ballot paper. Before casting the vote, an indelible ink mark was put on every voter’s left forefinger. Polling was brisk especially in the atìernoon and the booths were closed exactly at 5 p.m. Luckily there was no unhappy incident. I returned home tired hut satisfied.

 


C2 latter for class 10



Q.  Write a letter to your younger sister Rani. describing your visit to some historical building. You are Seerna living at Pratibha Hostel. Bal Bharti. Delhi.

 

Pratibha Hostel

Bal Bharti

Delhi

10th October, 20..

 

Dear Rani

 

I received your letter yesterday. Actually it had arrived earlier but I could not get it as I was out of town. Our History teacher had arranged for an educational tour to Agra and I, along with my classmates, enjoyed a three day trip to the place.

 We reached Agra before noon. Inspie of being tired, we could not wait till the next day and went to see The Taj in the evening. The bewitching sight narrated the history of it. It truly exhibits the emotion of love as one falls in love with The Taj itself at first sight. It is, no doubt, one of the seven wonders of the world. Then we went to see the Agra Fort. Here Shahjahan was captivated by his own son. The old emperor could have a full view of Taj Mahal from here. We learn from these tours what no books can teach. What I saw there will always remain fresh in my memory. With regards to Mania and Papa.

 

Yours affectionately

 your name ..........

C1 latter for class 10

 


Q.You are Tanbir, living at G-312, Adarsh Colony. Moga. Write a letter of condolence to your friend Amrit on the death of his mother.

G-312 Adarsh Colony

M oga

5th January, 20..


Dear Amrit


I was greatly shocked to know about the sad demise of your dear mother. At first I did not believe it. When I met her last time, she was quite hale and hearty. Who knew that her end was so near? It was destined so. She was a pious lady and an image of simplicity and love. She always treated me as her own son. I can never forget her. I sympathize with you at this irreparable loss. All have tosubmit beibre God’s will. May God give you strength to bearthis heavy loss.Convey my heart felt condolences to your father and othermembers of the family.


In grief


Yours sincerely

Tanbir

 

B4 latter for class 10



Q.  Write a Ieuer to your sister, Muskan. giving herthe details of a free medical camp that your grandmother arranged recently. You are Anoushka and live at 144 1-Nai Ahadi. Khanna.

 

1441 Nai Abadi

Kh an na

November 20. 20..

 

Dear Muskan

 

Let me share with you an unforgettable experience that I had yesterday. Grandmother organized a Free Medical Camp for poor patients in the local Vivek Model School in memory of our late grandfather. Ii was a grand success. Eleven top doctors of the city had kindly agreed to lend their service free of charge for the whole day. Diagnostic tests were performed on the spot and patients were given the reports within no time. The medicines prescribed by these competent doctors were distributed free of cost. By evening, more than 700 patients were examined and given different trea(ments.Our grand1ither valued health above everything else. This was what prompted grandmother to do something for thesuffering humanity. May God help her organize more such camps!

 

Yours affectionately

Your name….

 

 

B3 latter for class 10



Q.  Write a letter to your cousin Pulkit inviting himto spend his winter break with you. You are Rohan and youlive at 24 MaIl Road, Shimla.

 

24 Mail Road

Shimla

16th Decenther. 20..

 

Dear Pulkit

 

I received your letter yesterday. You wrote that your school will remain closed for fifteen days for the winter break. Will it not be a fine thing if you spend these days at Shimla with me? Our school is closed for a long winter vacation. We will have a nice time together visiting Mashobra, Jakhu Temple and Wild Flower Hall. We will spend our evenings strolling on The Mall. You will love the hilltops covered with snow. The view at Kufri is breathtaking. You can do a good deal of shopping at Lakkar Bazaar. Each of our days will

pass merrily. Please write to me by the return of post if you are joining me. I promise this visit of yours will be a memorable one. With regards to dear uncle and aunt

 

Yours aftèctionately

your name .......

 

 

B2 latter class 10



 Q. You are Rajiv living at Queens Hostel, International School, New Delhi. Write a letter to your father requesting him to permit you to join an educational tour to South India, conducted by your school .

 

Queens Hostel

International School

New Delhi

10th December, 20..


Dear Father


You will he glad to know that our school is going to close for

the Christmas holidays on 24dm of this month. Our school has

arranged for an educational tour to South. Our Geography

teacher shall accompany the touring party along with three

other teachers.

The touring party will visit Rameshwaram, Bangalore and

Madurai. I shall have to pay  3000/- in all. Such trips bring

a change in our environment by adding fun and frolic to our

routine life. We learn to be independent. Above all, they add

to our knowledge and provide first-hand information.

I, therefore, request you to permit mc to join the trip and

send me  3500/- at your earliest.

With warm regards to dear mother and love to Neha


Yours affectionately

your name .....

 

B1 latter of class 10


 

Q. You are Rohit Verma, living at 27-GandhiNagar, Panipat. Write a letter to your younger brother, who is a bookworm, persuading him to take part in games.


27-Gandhi Nagar

Panipat

23rd May, 20..


Dear Mohit


It is more than a month since I had a letter from you. I was feeling rather worried when I met your friend Rajan yesterday. He told me that you were wholly occupied with your books and that you don’t take care of your health. I  glad to learn that you were taking your studies seriously, but very sorry to note that you were doing so at the cost of your health. Have you heard the saying ‘A sound mind in a sound body”? Those who do brain work need a regular physical exercise. I advise you to take up some game- tennis or badminton. You will soon feel the benefit the exercise gives you. You will return to your studies with a fresh mind and a clear head. So don’t avoid games. They give you good health and teach you discipline. I hope you’ll take my advice seriously.

With best wishes..

Your affectionatley

Your name.........


DEMOCRACY class 10

                   

                     

                                             DEMOCRACY

The word comes from Latin translations of Aristotle’s demos, meaning ‘territory” or people” as a group. and km/ten, which means “rule”. But whatever its linguistic roots,democracy as we understand it today is a product of the Enlightenment, based on what Kant termed autonomy, again from the Greek, a law (nomos) that you impose on yourself. In short, “government of the people, by the people, for the people”. This is practically synonymous with sovereignty in the popular imagination, but sovereignty, as the German philosopher Carl Schmitt argued, is the power to suspend the law and to place oneself above the law, or, as Jacques Derrida wrote: The abuse of power is constitutive of the idea of sovereignty”. It is a tribute to the power of the democratic ideal that when governments deny democracy, they feel obliged to claim that it is for some greater good. Suspending elections, for instance, is presented as a hid “to protect democracy”. Today, many see democracy as a form of modern civilization. Beyond the mere freedom to vote, it incorporates accountability of government, civic freedoms, the rule of law, and so on. Some see democracy as a form of identity and a byword for market freedom, which is not just to be shared, but protected and spread as a counterweight to tyranny.

 

EATING DISORDERS class 10

   


                                                                     

                                                           EATING DISORDERS

Anorexia (also known as anorexia nervosa) is the name for simply starving yourself because you are convinced you are overweight. If you are at least 15 percent under your normal body weight and you are losing weight through not eating, you may be suffering from this disorder. Bulimia (also known as bulimia nervosa) is characterized by excessive eating. and then ridding yourself of the food by vomiting, abusing laxatives or diuretics, taking enemas, or exercising obsessively. This behaviour of ridding yourself of the calories from consumed food is often called purging. Eating disorders are serious problems and need to he diagnosed and treated like any medical disease. If they continue to go untreated, these behaviours can result in future severe medical complications that can he life-threatening. ¡f you believe you may he suffering from an eating disorder or know someone who is, please get help. Once properly diagnosed by a mental health professional, such disorders are readily treatable and often cured within a few months time. A person with an eating disorder should not be blamed for having it ! The disorders are caused by a complex interaction of social, biological and psychological factors which bring about the harmful behaviours. The important thing is to stop as soon as you recognize these behaviours in yourself, or to get help to begin the road to recovery.

 

A4 latter for class 10



Q. You are Raghu, staying at 12, Balmik Colony,Gurdaspur. Write a letter to the Editor of a newspaper to create awareness among the masses about pollution hazards.


12 Balmik Colony

Gurdaspur

March 13, 20..

The Editor

The Tribune

Chandigarh


Sub: Environmental Pollution


Sir


Kindly publish the following few lines about the need for environmental awareness. It is one of the biggest problems the modern man faces today. The air we breathe in, the water we drink, and the food we eat are all polluted. Smoke and other chemical wastes of the factories have poisoned the air and water. The result is the breakout of several deadly diseases like cancer. It is a collective responsibility of all Indians to save our environment. Unauthorized felling of the trees should be checked. New methods should be developed to minimize the
effect of the smoke let out by the autos and chimneys. In the end I want to say that,“When all the trees are cut down and all the rivers poisoned, only then man will know that money cannot be eaten.”

Yours faithfully
your name ....

 

 

 

A3 latter for class 10



Q. Imagine you are Raman. You live in Gali RamNath, Malerkotla. Write a complaint to the Health Officer of your town about the insanitary condition of your street.


Gali Ram Nath

Malerkotla

March 16, 20..

The Health Officer

Malerkotla


Sub: Insanitary condition of our street


Sir


I beg to bring to your kind notice the insanitary condition of

Gali Rani Nath. It seems that we are living in hell. During the

rainy season, the open manholes present a ghastly scene.

Dirty water stagnates in the pits and heaps of filth and dirt are

seen everywhere. There is no outlet for dirty water. It has become the breeding place for mosquitoes spreading malariaand dengue.

There is a milk dairy in the Street. They tie their cattle in the

street but do not remove dung for many days. The street is

always filled with bad smell. The sweeper also does not clean

the street for days together. If this state of affairs continues,

many of us may soon fall ill.

I request you to look into the matter and oblige.


Yours faithfully

Raman

 

 

 

A2 latter for class 10



Q.  Write a letter to the Superintendent of Police

(Traffic), Chandigarh, requesting him to install traffic lights

at the crossing near your school. You are Rajan Sethi, a

student of class XIIth, D.A.V School, Chandigarh.


D.A.V School

Chandigarh

September 28, 20..

The Superintendent of Police 

Chandigarh


Sub: Installation of traffic lights at the crossing.

Sir

I request your kind attention to the need of installing traffic

lights at the crossing near our school. Last year a student of

our school lost her life at this place. In order to reach the

school in time, the students make haste while crossing the

road. On the other hand, the endless stream of the speeding

vehicles does not seem to halt. The students face the same

problem while going back to their homes.

I therefore, request you to kindly arrange to install traffic

lights at the crossing before another young kid loses his

precious life in an accident.

Hoping for an immediate action


Yours faithfully

your name ....

Class XII

 

Sample Paragraphs class 10

  


                                                               An Indian Festival

India is known for festivals. One of these festivals is Diwali. It is the most auspicious Hindu festival. It is celebrated with great excitement. It is celebrated in the memory of Lord Rama’s return from exile. On this day, people clean their houses and shops. They put on their best dresses and decorate their houses with rows of earthen lamps or electric bulbs. They send greetings, sweets and presents to their relatives and friends. Goddess Lakshrni is worshipped for prosperity. Children explode crackers and let off fireworks. Sorne people indulge in gambling. The evil of gambling on such a sacred day must be put to an end.


                                                         Good Manners
Good manners oil the machine of life and keep the people in good relationship. They make life worth living and earn us respect and dignity. Even small courteous words like ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ can settle bitter quarrels and soften bad tempers. Good manners should be observed in every walk of life. We should respect our elders and be polite to the youngers. We should maintain discipline in the school by talking less and listening more. At public places we must learn to take our turn and wait patiently in queue. Civility of behaviour is a social as well as a moral obligation. On the other hand, bad manners create nothing but bitterness. An ill- mannered person is a misfit in a cheerful company.

                                                       My Motherland 

India is my motherland. She is also the motherland of many saints and sages like Rishi Valmiki, Guru Nanak, Gautam and Mahavira. She has given birth to warriors like Porus, Rana Pratap, Shivaji and Rani Jhansi. India is the oldest civilization in the world. It is not only the biggest democracy but also the torch bearer of the peace process of the world. Being a secular country, people belonging to different religions and having different cultural backgrounds live here. There is unity in diversity. In the field of science, it has made tremendous progress. India is now a nuclear power state. It is rich in heritage and natural resources and is inhabited by hard-working people. I am proud of my motherland.




Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow: Dr C.V Raman

 


Dr. C.V.Raman was the genius who won the Nobel Prize for
Physics, with simple equipment barely worth Rs. 300. lIe
was the first Asian scientist to win the Nobel Prize. He was a
man of boundless curiosity and a lively sense of humour. His
spirit of inquiry and devotion to science laid the foundation
for scientific research in India. And he won honour as a
scientist and affection as a teacher and a man. Raman was
studious. He kept in touch with the latest developments in
science in the world around him. He had personal contact
with many scientists. He used to read new books and
research papers from different centres. “The equipment
which brought me the Nobel Prize did not cost more than
three hundred rupees. A table drawer can hold all my
research equipments.” he used lo say with pride. It was his
conviction that if the research worker is not inspired from
within any amount of money cannot bring success in
research.


Questions :

Ql. What kind of a man was Dr.C.V.Raman?

Q2. What is he famous for?

Q3. What was his conviction?

Q4. Complete the following sentences:

(a) The equipment that won him the Nobel Prize.......................

(b) A research worker is successful only if he is........................

Answers:

answer 1. Dr.C.V.Rarnan was a man of boundless curiosity and a

lively sense of humour.

answer 2. He is famous for being the first Asian scientist to win the

Nobel Prize.

answer 3. It was his conviction that if the research worker is not

inspired from within any amount of money cannot bring

success in research.

answer 4. (a) The equipment that won him the Nobel Prize did not

cost more than three hundred rupees.

answer (b) A research worker is successful only if he is inspired

from within.          




A latter for class 10

You are Prainod Kuinar living at G-576e NiwasPurl. Delhi. There is no shed at the bus stand in your colony
causing hardships to people in bad weather. Write a letter lo
the Chaiman. Delhi Transport Corporation, requesting him
to make necessary arrangements.





G-576 Niwas Pun

Delhi

November 21, 20..

The Chairman

Delhi Transpont Corporation

New Dehli

Sub: Request for constructing a shed


Sir

¡ draw your kind attention to the need of constructing a shed

at the bus stand in our colony. Ours is a big colony, about

200 persons of this colony travel by bus every day. There is

no shed at the bus stand here. It causes a great inconvenience

for the people in bad weather. They have to face the furies of

sun strokes or showers. Their clothes get soiled and eyes

blurred with dust.

Kindly look into the matter and make necessary

arrangements for getting a shed constructed at your earliest.

Thanking you in anticipation


Yours faithfully

Pramod Kumar


Latter for class 10



 Write an application for employment in J.J Enterprises, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi, as a computer operator. You are Himesh Kaushik living at 564, Sector 7, Rohini, Delhi. class 10-


The Manager

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Sir or mam

 Having read in The Tribune yesterday, I understand there is a

vacancy in your office in the computer section at a salary of

......../- per month. I beg to submit my application for the

post. I have done my B.C.A degree from Khalsa College,

Jalandhar with 79% marks.

 

I have no experience as I completed my degree course last

year, but I promise to work hard. I will be happy to do any

general work besides being a computer operator

Hoping for a favourable reply.

 

Yours faithfully

your name .............

your class ..........

your roll number ........

Some Important Distintctions in the use of Certain Ppositionres

Some Important Distintctions in the use of Certain Ppositionres class 10 ---



 

1. In - "In" is generally used before the names of countries and large cities, or before the name of the place in which one is at the t

2. At - "At' is used whem there is a small extent of space or time. When we refer to small
towns or villages, we use 'at'. At' means inside, just outside or just beside the build
Ing.

3. In, Into - "In" denotes position of rest inside someting ; while 'into' denotes motion or direction towards the inside of something.

4. To', 'Till' (Until) - These are both used for time, e.g. six to eight, till twelve.

5. To, At (Movement): To is used to express motion from one place to another.

6. At express place or position.

For, At (Price):

7. For is used if the actual amount is given.

8. At is used if the actual amount is not given.

For, Since, From (Tome):

9. For shows a period of time : as, for four years, for three months, for a few hours.

10.Since is used with a point of time at which an action started, and the action is then consid
ered to continue to the time of speaking.

11. From can be used for place and time both. When denoting a point of time, it must be
followed by 'to' or 'till', as : from morning till evening, from today.

12. Beside, Besides - Beside means 'at' or 'by the side of', 'Besides'means 'in addition
to'

13. Between, Among :

14. Between is used for two persons or two things only.

15. Among is used for more than two.

For, Durimg (Time):

16. For is used for a period of time definite in length. It shows that the action continues for the whole time or period.

17. During : Its action can either last the whole period or occur at sometime within the period .

18. on , upon :

on ; is generally used in speaking of things at rest , while upon is used to speak of things in motions or action .

19. With , by : with relate to instrument and by to te agent or the doer.

20. In,After : In denotes the close or end of some period , while within denotes some time short of the close.