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SRI SRI ACADEMY SYLLABUS FOR SESSION 2019-2020
CLASS X
ENGLISH
FIRST TERM
ENGLISH LITERATURE
I. Merchant of Venice
Act I – Act IV
II. Poetry
1. The Patriot 2. Abou Ben Adhem 3. Nine Gold Medals 4. The Heart of the Tree 5. The Cold Within 6. The Bangle Sellers 7. After Blenheim 8. Television 9. Daffodils
III. Short Stories
1. The Little Match Girl 2. The Blue Bead 3. My Greatest Olympic Prize 4. Chief Seattle’s Speech 5. Old Man at the Bridge 6. A Horse and Two Goats 7. Hearts and Hands 8. A Face in the Dark 9. An Angel in Disguise
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
1. Composition Writing
2. Letter Writing – Formal & Informal
3. Notice Writing
4. E-mail Writing
5. Comprehension & Summary Writing
6. Grammar (Prepositions, Tenses, Synthesis of sentences, Transformation of sentences)
SECOND TERM
ENGLISH LITERATURE
I. Merchant of Venice
Act I – Act V
II. Poetry
1. The Patriot 2. Abou Ben Adhem 3. Nine Gold Medals 4. The Heart of the Tree 5. The Cold Within 6. The Bangle Sellers 7. After Blenheim 8. Television 9. Daffodils
10. I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
III. Short Stories 1. The Little Match Girl 2. The Blue Bead 3. My Greatest Olympic Prize 4. Chief Seattle’s Speech 5. Old Man at the Bridge 6. A Horse and Two Goats 7. Hearts and Hands 8. A Face in the Dark 9. An Angel in Disguise
10. All Summer in a Day ENGLISH LANGUAGE
7. Composition Writing
8. Letter Writing – Formal & Informal
9. Notice Writing
10. E-mail Writing
11. Comprehension & Summary Writing
12. Grammar (Prepositions, Tenses, Synthesis of sentences, Transformation of sentences)
VERNACULAR - HINDI
BENGALI (বাাংলা) FIRST TERM
MATHEMATICS
FIRST TERM
Trigonometry
A.P & G. P
Banking
Reflection
Linear Inequations
Factorisation.
Quadratic Equations in one Variable
similarity
Ratio & proportion
Matrices
Measure of central tendency
Section Formula
Equation of straight line
Mensuration
Probability
Circle
SECOND TERM
All topics of 1st term GST Share & Dividends Locus Constructions
PHYSICS FIRST TERM
Current Electricity
Household Circuits
Electromagnetism
Calorimetry
Force
Work, Energy and Power
SECOND TERM
Machines
Refraction of Light at Plane Surfaces
Refraction through a Lens
Spectrum
Sound
Radioactivity
CHEMISTRY
FIRST TERM
Periodic Table and periodic properties.
Chemical Bonding.
Acids bases and salts.
Analytical and practical chemistry (Theory)
Mole concepts and Stoichiometry.
Electrolysis.
Metallurgy.
Organic Chemistry- IUPAC nomenclature and structural formulae
Alkanes
Alkenes
Alkynes
SECOND TERM
Alcohols
Acids
Study of compounds – Hydrogen chloride , Nitric acid , Sulphuric acid , Ammonia
BIOLOGY
FIRST TERM
Absorption by Roots.
Transpiration.
Photosynthesis.
The Circulatory System.
The Excretory System.
The Nervous System.
The Sense Organs (Eye & Ear).
The Endocrine Glands.
Chemical Co ordination in Plants.
The Reproductive System.
Population.
Environmental Pollution.
Human Evolution.
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SECOND TERM
Cell Cycle, Cell Division & Structure of Chromosome.
Fundamentals of Genetics.
Absorption by Roots.
Transpiration.
Photosynthesis.
The Circulatory System.
The Excretory System.
The Nervous System.
The Sense Organs (Eye & Ear)
The Endocrine Glands.
Chemical Co ordination in Plants.
The Reproductive System.
Population.
Environmental Pollution.
Evolution.
GEOGRAPHY
FIRST TERMINAL 1. Climate 2. Soil Resources 3. Natural Vegetation 4. Water Resources 5. Mineral Resources 6. Energy Resources 7. Transport 8. Waste Management - I 9. Waste Management - II 10. Interpretation of Topographical Maps: Four and six figure grid reference, Directions, Natural and man-made features,Climate,Conventional symbols, Settlement patterns, Drainage patterns 11. Map Work: Rivers, Water Bodies, Latitude and Longitude, Direction of Winds, Distribution of Minerals, PASSES SECOND TERMINAL 1. Agriculture In India 2. Food Crops 3. Cash Crops 4. Agricultural Seasons 5. Mineral Based Industries 6. Agro Based Industries 7. Map Work: Mountains, Peaks, Plateaus, Plains, Desert, Rivers, Soil, Cities, Population 8. Interpretation Of Topographical Maps The entire syllabus of the first term will be included in the second term.
HISTORY & CIVICS
FIRST TERM
The Union Parliament
The President and the Vice-President
The First war of Independence (1857)
Factors leading to the growth of Nationalism and Foundation of the INC
Objective & methods of the Early Nationalists
Second phase of the Indian National Movement: Partition of Bengal
Factors leading to the formation of the Muslim League
Lucknow Pact of 1916
First World War (1914-1918)
Rise of Dictatorships
Second World War (1939 – 1945)
SECOND TERM
The Prime Minister, the Union Cabinet and the Council of Ministers
The Supreme Court
The High Courts
The Subordinate Courts
National Movement: 1919-1934
The Cripps Mission and the Quit India Movement
Subhash Chandra Bose, Forward Bloc and INA
Independence and the Partition of India
All the chapters of the First Term will also be included in the Second Term Exam
COMMERCIAL STUDIES FIRST TERM
1. Stakeholders in commercial organization. 2. Marketing and Sales.
3. Advertising and Sales promotion
4. Consumer Protection
5. E-Commerce
6. Capital and Revenue expenditure
7. Final Accounts of Sole Trader
8. Recruitment, Selection and Training
9. Industrial relations and Trade union
10. Logistics and Insurance.
11. Project work
SECOND TERM
1. Stakeholders in commercial organization.
2. Marketing and Sales.
3. Advertising and Sales promotion
4. Consumer Protection
5. E-Commerce
6. Capital and Revenue expenditure
7. Final Accounts of Sole Trader
8. Fundamental concepts of cost
9. Budgeting
10. Sources of Finance
11. Recruitment, Selection and Training
12. Industrial relations and Trade union
13. Logistics and Insurance.
14. Banking
15. Striving for a better environment
16. Project work
For details refer to scope of syllabus
COMPUTER APPLICATION FIRST TERM
Chapter 1: Revision of class IX syllabus
Introduction to object oriented programming concepts.
Elementary concepts of objects and classes
Values and Data types
Operators in Java
Introduction to Java
Input in Java
Mathematical library methods
Conditional statements in Java.
Iterative constructs in JAVA
Nested loop
Chapter 5: User – Defined Methods
Chapter 6: Class as the basis of all computation (objects and classes)
Chapter 3: Arrays (Single Dimensional and Double Dimensional)
SECOND TERM
Chapter 2: Library classes
Chapter 4 : String Handling
Chapter 7: Constructors
Chapter 8: Encapsulation and Inheritance
(Second term syllabus includes First term syllabus also)
ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS FIRST TERM 1. Elementary Theory of Demand 2. Elasticity of Demand 3. Theory of Supply 4. Factors of Production 5. Nature and Structure of Markets 6. Inflation 7. Meaning and functions of money
8. Role and state of economic development Revision- July Projects- i) Changes in demand ii)Elasticity of demand First Unit
1) Elementary Theory of demand
2) Elasticity of demand
3) Theory of Supply
SECOND TERM 9.Commercial Banks 10.Central Banking Revision – October(First term syllabus included) Projects - i) Market Structures ii) Money and Banking
HOME SCIENCE FIRST TERM
1. Home Furnishing-colour and fabrics for furnishings. 2. Lighting in Home 3. Layout and Planning of Kitchens 4. Balanced diet 5. Nutritional Needs of Children, Adolescents and Older People 6. Meal planning for members of the family 7. Storage and Preservation of food 8. Growth and development of middle childhood 9. Growth and development of adolescence—Physical growth and development. 10. Personal hygiene. 11. Emotional and behavioural concerns. 12. Role of the family, peer group and school.
SECOND TERM
1. Laundering. 2. Laundry materials. 3. Wise buying 4. Consumer Education 5. Consumer rights. 6. Food Adulteration 7. Importance of budgeting and savings 8. Fundamentals of banking.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
FIRST TERM
Human Growth and Development Physical Education Body Types Physical Fitness Sports Training Basketball
Badminton
SECOND TERM
1. Human Growth and Development 2. Physical Education 3. Body Types 4. Physical Fitness 5. Sports Training 6. Disease, Defects and Injury 7. Community Health 8. Basketball 9. Badminton
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
1) Controlling air pollution.
2) Addressing population.
3) Managing the urban environment.
4) Managing soil and land.
5) Food.
6) Biodiversity.
SECOND TERM
1. Controlling Air Pollution. 2. Addressing Population. 3. Managing the Urban Environment. 4. Managing Soil and Land. 5. Food. 6. Biodiversity. 7. Energy. 8. Waste. 9. Environment and Development.