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CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT- ENGLISH

WORKSHEET-1

PATOL BABU, FILMSTAR

Understanding the Text

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A)1.What is the role in the film that is offered to Patol Babu?

Ans) 1. The role offered to Patol Babu by Naresh Dutt, the director, was that of an absent-minded, short-tempered pedestrian.

2.‖I really don‘t see why I should say no‖.Do these words reflect Patol Babu‘s excitement about the acting opportunity? Why is he trying to hide his real feelings?

Ans 2) The words do not reflect the exact excitement that Patol Babu felt upon receiving the offer to act in a film. At one time Patol Babu had a real passion for theatre and acting. In spite of having a job in the old railway factory, he was always in demand for amateur theatricals put up by his neighbourhood club. So getting an opportunity to work for a real film was like a dream come true for him. Deep down, Patol Babu felt jubilant.

Patol Babu is trying to hide his excitement to maintain his composure. Simply put, he does not want to look over enthusiastic like a child.

3.Why did Patol Babu have to give up acting? How did he feel about it? Which line in para 11 tells you that?

Ans 3) Patol Babu gave up acting in 1943, when there were sudden dismissals in his office due to the Second World War. Ever since he lost his nine-year-old job, he struggled to make a living. He had tried every means of earning a livelihood without ever succeeding in improving his lot. Hence, acting had become a thing of the remote past.

Patol Babu regretted having to give up on acting. The line ―Acting had become a thing of the remote past—something which he recalled at times with a sigh‖ shows this

4.A member of the shooting crew tells Patol Babu, ― Just think how crucial the shot is.‖Is the role truly crucial? Why does he say so to Patol Babu?

Ans 4. A member of the shooting crew, Jyoti, came up and explained to Patol Babu what his role in the film demanded. He described that Chanchal Kumar, a character in the film, was a rising young executive who had just been informed about an embezzlement that had taken place in his office. He got out of his car and ran across the pavement towards the entrance of the office, when he collided with a distracted pedestrian. The pedestrian was hurt in the head and said ―Oh!‖. But Chanchal Kumar paid no attention to the pedestrian and went into the office. This absent-minded pedestrian was to be played by Patol Babu.

Patol Babu‘s role was insignificant to the entire film. Patol Babu would just be a supporting crew and the audience perhaps would not even notice him. Jyoti said so to convince Patol Babu that the part he would be playing was of importance to the film. This would perhaps make Patol Babu take his role seriously.

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B .Read these lines from the text. Then, answer these questions.

1.‖…A play involves the work of many and it is this combined effort that makes a success of the play.‖

a)Who said these words to Patol Babu?

ans. These were the words of advice given to Patol Babu by his mentor, Mr Pakrashi.

b) How was Patol Babu feeling when he remembered these words? Why?

Ans At first, Patol Babu was feeling deeply dejected. He had been given an insignificant role in a movie where his only dialogue was ―Oh‖. But when he remembered the words of advice given to him by his mentor, he felt a bit more hopeful. Mr Pakrashi had told him that a combination of small and big roles make up a play.

Patol Babu started rehearsing his mono-syllabic dialogue in different rhythms and tones.

c) How did these words help Patol Babu become a sincere team –player? Ans) Mr Pakrashi, Patol Babu‘s mentor, had advised him to take every role seriously in a play. He had said that it is not one main role, but a combination of roles that made a play successful. On remembering Mr Pakrashi‘s words, Patol Babu stopped feeling miserable about his role. He started rehearsing his mono-syllabic dialogue with firm commitment. This is how he became a sincere team-player. 2. The true actor could make a mark with this one syllable. a. What syllable is Patol Babu referring to? What discovery did he make about the syllable?

Ans). Patol Babu is referring to the syllable ―Oh‖, his only dialogue in a film he was offered to act in. He felt a keen excitement and anticipation to work in the film. This was the same feeling he would have when he was about to go up on stage. He tried saying ―Oh‖ with despair once and again with sorrow. He realised that he could make a mark in the film with this single syllable.

b.How did Patol Babu use this discovery and ‗make a mark‘ with his acting?

Ans) While rehearsing, Patol Babu came up with an idea to make his acting look more natural on screen. He asked for a newspaper. Baren Mullick, the director, provided him with one. The shooting began and Patol Babu walked down the pavement only to bump into the hero. His head banged sharply with Patol Babu‘s and for a moment, Patol Babu saw stars in his eyes. Then he slowly gathered himself and with a perfect blend of surprise and irritation, he said ―Oh‖. He seemed so natural that the director complimented his acting skills and said that he was quite an actor.

c. Do you think this made him a ‗ true actor‘? Why do you think so?

Ans) This did make Patol Babu a true actor. Even though, it bothered him initially, he took the small and insignificant role in his stride and made it a point to give it his best shot. He rehearsed his dialogue and came up with ways to make his acting look natural. His performance was enthusiastic and natural, so much so that the director took note of it and complimented his acting skills. True to his mentor‘s words, Patol Babu did prove that every role in a play or a film was important in making the whole thing complete.

CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT – HINDI

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CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT – MATHEMATICS

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Class:-VIII

CUBE AND CUBE ROOTS (W-1)

Q1. Evaluate: (i) (8)3 (ii) (15)3

Q2. Evaluate: (i) (0.8)3 (ii) (0.05)3

Q3.Which of the following numbers are perfect cubes? In case of perfect cube, find the number

whose cube is the given number. (i) 3375 (ii) 243 (iii) 8000 (iv) 256 (v) 9261

Q4.Find the smallest number by which 2560 must be multiples so that the product is a perfect

cube.

Q5. Find the smallest number by which 8788 must be divided so that the quotient is a perfect

cube.

Q6. Find the value of each of the following using the short-cut method: (47)3

Q7.Find the value of each of the following using the short-cut method: (84)3

Q8. Evaluate:-

(i)∛729 (ii) ∛1728 (iii) ∛3375 (iv) ∛(-343)(v) ∛(-512)

(vi) ∛((-125)/216) (vii) ∛(729/1000) (viii)∛((-512)/343)

Answers

Q1(i).512 (ii)3375

Q2.(i) 0.512 (ii) 0.000125

Q3.(i)Yes(15) (ii) NO (iii) Yes(20) (iv)NO (v)Yes(21)

Q4. 25 Q5. 4 Q6.103823

Q7.592704

Q8.(i) 9 (ii) 12 (iii) 15 (iv) -7 (v) -8 (vi)(-5)/6 (vii)9/10 (viii)(-8)/7

CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT – SANSKRIT

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CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT - SCIENCE Chapter 4 The Cell

Worksheet 1

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1. Give salient features of cell theory.

2. What levels of organisation are found in multicellular organisms?

3. Discuss relationship between cells, tissues, organs and organ systems.

4. Why are cells described as basic units of structure of living organisms?

5. Differentiate between unicellular organisms and multicellular organisms.

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CLASS – VIII

SUBJECT – SOCIAL SCIENCE

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GRADE:8 SUBJECT: Social Science DATE: 22nd June, 2020

WORKSHEET TOPIC: Understanding Secularism

Q.1 Define the following terms:

(a) Secularism

(b) Secular State

(c) Theocratic State

(d) Constituent Assembly

(e) Amendment

Q.2 Name the book which talks about sarvadharma sambhaava.

Q.3 In which year was the word ‘ secularism’ inserted into the Preamble of Indian Constitution?

Q.4 Who invented the term ‘secularism’?

Q.5 When was the 42nd amendment of the Constitution done?