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Syllabus 2012-13 for class 8 HISTORY & CIVICS CLASS 8 (Book: Total History & Civics (revised and enlarged Syllabus 2014) Morning Star Publication (Class 9 – ICSE) First Term History: Chapter 4

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The Mauryan Empire

Chapter 6

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The Age of the Guptas

Chapter 8

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The Delhi Sultanate

Chapter 10 -

Emergence of Composite culture

Civics: Chapter 1

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Our Constitution

Chapter 2

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Salient Features of the Constitution

Chapter 3

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Salient Features of the Constitution Fundamental Rights & Duties

Final Term History: Chapter 11 -

The Beginning of the Modern Age in Europe – (A) Renaissance

Chapter 12 -

The Beginning of the Modern Age in Europe- (B) The Reformation.

Chapter 13 -

The Beginning of the Modern Age in Europe – (C) Industrial Revolution.

Civics: Chapter 4

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Salient Features of the Constitution. Directive Principles of State Policy

Chapter 5

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Elections

Chapter 6

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Political Parties

SYLLABUS 2012 – 2013 PHYSICS

CLASS – VIII

NAME OF THE BOOK – Concise Physics part I Class IX by Selina Publishers 1st TERM (CONSISE IX) Strictly follow scope of syllabus) edition – Chapter 1

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Estimation and Units

Chapter 2

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Measurement of length, volume, time and mass (no numerical on vernier caliper and screw gauge)

Chapter 9

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Heat

Chapter 12

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Reflection of light at a plane surface

Chapter 11

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Energy flow and conservation of resources.

Chapter 10

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Transfer of Heat

Chapter 13

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Spherical Mirrors

Chapter 15

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Static Electricity

Chapter 17

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Magnetism

Chapter 12

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Reflection of light at a plane surface (Revision)

FINAL TERM:

ONLY FINAL TERM SYLLABUS

SYLLABUS 2012 – 2013 MATHEMATICS - CLASS – VIII NAME OF THE BOOK – Middle School Mathematics (for Class 8) by Selina Publishers 1ST TERM Chapter 2

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Simplification

Chapter 3

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HCF and LCM (Numeral)

Chapter 5

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Square and square roots (excluding problems)

Chapter 6

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Ratio and Proportion (Including proportion parts)

Chapter 7

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Unitary Method (including time & work)

Chapter 8

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Speed, Distance & Time

Chapter 9

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Percent & Percentage

Chapter 14

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Special products & expansion

Chapter 15

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Factorization

Chapter 16 A

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LCM & HCF (Algebric)

Chapter 17

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Formulae

Chapter 18

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Linear equations with one variable only

Chapter 24 (A&B) :

Triangles (No proof based sums/problems)

Chapter 25 (A&C) :

Congruency of triangles (Pyth. Theorem – numerical only)

Chapter 28

Construction of triangles

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i. 3 sides given ii. 2 sides & included angles are given iii.2 angles & included side are given iv.1 side & hypotenuse v. triangles with altitudes. Chapter 32

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Perimeter & area of plane figures

Chapter 37

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(C, D & E) – Set Theory Subsets, Set operations (union, intersection, difference of 2 sets, De Morgan’s Law, Distributive laws & Cardinal Nos).

FINAL TERM Chapter 10

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Profit, Loss & Discount

Chapter 11

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Interest (S.I only)

Chapter 13

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Exponents

Chapter 19

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Simultaneous equations including problem sums

Chapter 20 A

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Quadratic equations (No problem sums)

Chapter 22

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Linear graphs (solving simultaneous equation only)

Chapter 27

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Quadrilaterals (Numerical only)

Chapter 28

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Construction of triangles when i. base, sum of 2 sides & one base angle given. ii. base, difference of 2 sides & one base angle given. iii. Perimeter & two base angles given. iv. In circle and circum circle.

Chapter 34

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Collection & tabulation of data.

Chapter 35

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Graphical representation of statistical data

Chapter 36

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Arithmetic mean, median & Mode

Chapter 38

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Venn diagram (problem sums as well)

Chapter 33

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Volume and surface area.

PORTIONS INCLUDED FROM 1ST TERM 

Unitary method (chapter 7)



Special products and expansion (chapter 14)



Factorization (chapter 15)



Congruency of triangles (chapter 25A)



Triangles (chapter 24 A&B) (no proof based sums)



Percent & Percentage (chapter 9)



Perimeter and area of plane figure (chapter 32)



Square roots (determination by division method)

CLASS VIII ENGLISH LITERATURE

TEXTS(s):

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Treasure Trove (Prose)

2) 3)

The Golden Lyre Tales from Shakespeare

Topics from 1st Term

Topics from 2nd Term

Prose

Prose

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Rikki Tikki Tavi

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The Monkey’s Paw

2)

An Astrologer’s Day

2)

Case for the Defense

Poetry

Poetry

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To India My Native Land

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If

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Ballad of Father Gilligan

2)

A River

3)

The Frog and the Nightingale

3)

Night of the Scorpion

Tales from Shakespeare

Tales from Shakespeare

1)

Merchant of Venice

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King Lear

2)

A Midsummer Night’s Dream

2)

Julius Caesar

SYLLABUS FOR THE SESSION: 2012 – 13 CLASS: 8 FIRST/MID TERM CHEMISTRY: [Book: Concise Chemistry Part I – Selina Publishers] 1. Matter and its Composition; 2 –Language of Chemistry (Excluding Partial Equation method of balancing); 3 – Physical and Chemical Changes; (a) – Definitions and Conditions (Part A); (b) – Chemical reactions excluding oxidation reduction (Part B & C); (c) – Burning included (Part D). **** COMPUTER APPLICATIONS:[Optima Gen Next 7, A Computer Book for the Next generation By G. Ram Books(P) Ltd. , Delhi] CHAPTERS: 1 – The Concepts of Computer Networking; 7 – HTML; 8 – Moving Ahead With HTML. JAVA:1 – Chapter – Introduction to Java programming (Complete chapter) – Introduction, JAVA, HOW JAVA works? JAVA Virtual Machine, JAVA is objected oriented, Features of JAVA, JAVA program, Compiling JAVA program, Executing the JAVA program, JAVA Platform, JAVA tokens, JAVA variables or identifiers; Keywords; Constants or literals, Operators, JAVA statements; 2 – Mathematical Functions – Math.pow(), Math.sqrt(); 4 – Input in JAVA – integer, Float, Double, Character, String. PRACTICAL: HTML Programming [20 Marks] **** BIOLOGY: [Book: Concise Biology Part I – Selina Publishers] 1. CELL; 2. Vegetative Propagation And Micropropagation; 3. Flower; 4. Pollination and Fertilization; 5. Seeds – Structure and Germination. **** 2nd LANGUAGE (HINDI) SECTION: A (LANGUAGE) [40 Marks] 1. Essay (250 words) – 15 marks. 2. Letter (Formal & Informal – 120 words) – 7 marks. 3. Comprehension – 10 marks. 4. Grammar : Saras Hindi Vyakaran – 8 marks. a. Abstract Noun – Pg. 241 – 242. b. Synonyms – Pg. 259 – 261 c. Opposites – Pg. 264 – 266 d. One word for many – Pg. 273 – 276 e. Idioms – Pg, 281 – 284 f. Do as directed. SECTION: B (LITERATURE) [40 Marks] Ekanki Suman: Ch. 1 – Rajrani Sita; Ch. 2 – Mel Milap Gunjan Part – 8: POEM: Ch. 5 – (Rang Jail Ek Ritu); Ch. 12 – (Mera Naya bachpan) PROSE: Ch. 2 – Saikil Ki Sawari;Ch. 7 – Rath Chakra. Gunjan: One question from Poem and one from Prose will be compulsory to attempt.

FINAL TERM (CLASS: 8)

CHEMISTRY: 1. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures (full); 2 . Water (full); 3. Hydrogen (Excluding position in Pr. Table); 4. Language of Chemistry (from first Term portion); 5. Chemical reactions excluding oxidation reduction (Part B & C) [From First Term portion] Follow the scope of syllabus as per 2013. N.B. Partial equation method not included. Only final balanced equation. **** COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: CHAPTERS: 2 – Charts in Excel; 3 – Advanced Excel; 4 – Introduction to Ms Access; 6 – The Computer Viruses. JAVA: 1 - Chapter – JAVA – More Features – Introduction, Branching Statements (if statement , if ….. else statement, conditional operator), Looping statement (for loop with the increment and decrement series, counters and accumulators);2 – Evaluate expressions using Prefix and Postfix operators; 3 - 1st term Syllabus to be included. PRACTICAL: JAVA programming [20 Marks] **** BIOLOGY: 1. Respiration in Plants; 2. Ecosystem; 3. Five Kingdom Classification; 4. Nutrition; 5. Portion from MID TERM TO BE Included -CELL. **** 2nd LANGUAGE (HINDI) SECTION: A (LANGUAGE) [40 Marks] 5. Essay (250 words) – 15 marks. 6. Letter (Formal & Informal – 120 words) – 7 marks. 7. Comprehension – 10 marks. 8. Grammar : Saras Hindi Vyakaran – 8 marks. g. Abstract Noun – Pg. 243 – 244. h. Synonyms – Pg. 262 – 263 i. Opposites – Pg. 267 – 270 j. One word for many – Pg. 270 – 280 k. Idioms – Pg, 285 – 286 l. Do as directed. (Only First Term Language Syllabus is included in the Final Term) SECTION: B (LITERATURE) [40 Marks] Ekanki Suman: Ch. 3 – Vijay Ki Vela; Ch. 4 – Bhatkan. Gunjan Part – 8: POEM: Ch. 16 – Kapi Kari Hriday bichar; Ch. 20 – Priyatam PROSE: Ch. 14 – Usne Kaha Tha; Ch. 17 – Saja ; Ch. 21 – Panch Paremeswar Gunjan: One question from Poem and one from Prose will be compulsory to attempt. ****

GEORGRAPHY

CLASS 8 (Book: Frank Modern Certificate Geography – Part I (edition 2012)

First Term I. Our World Chapter 1 Earth as a Planet – (Earth as a unique Planet, Shape of the Earth, Size of the Earth) Chapter 2

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Earth as a Globe – (Earth’s grid, lines of latitude, longitude, heat zones, climate zones, Prime Meridians, longitude and Time Sums, Local and standard Time, International Date Line, Small Circle, Great Circle.

Chapter 3

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Motions of the Earth – Rotation and its effects, Revolution and its effects, Solstice {(Summer, Winter,(full)}

II. Structure of the Earth and Internal Processes Chapter 4 Structure of the Earth (Omit Tectonic Plates, Movements) Chapter 5

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Landforms of the Earth (to be done together with chapter 9folding, faulting)

Chapter 6

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Materials of the Earth’s Crust – Rocks

Chapter 7

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Volcanoes (Extrusive & Intrusive)

Chapter 8

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Earthquakes

Map Work (on an un-gridded outline map of the World, with rivers marked). Oceans, Seas, Gulfs, Water Bodies, Rivers, Mountains, Plateaus Cities – Washington DC, California, Mexico City, New York, Lima, Buenos Aires, London, Lisbon, Rome, Cairo, Cape Town, New Delhi, Colombo, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Wellington, Sydney. All relevant figures & diagrams to be done for every chapter.

Final Term III. Weathering Chapter 10 weathering: Meaning and Effects. IV. Hydrosphere – Chapter 12 Movement of Oceans (full) VII. Natural Regions of the World – Page 164 With reference to this (chapter 21) do a comparative study of :a) Equatorial Rain forests and Temperate Grasslands. b) Hot and cold deserts (Each of the chapter to be done thoroughly in a comparative study form) Map Work:Major climate regions of the World and the rest of the features same as first term syllabus. All relevant figures and diagrams to be done for every chapter.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS 8 (Book: Grammar & Composition Skills Cornerstone – Book 8 – Publishers: Pearson/Longman – Authors: Ruplekha Sengupta & Nupur Ghosh) First Term Chapter 4

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Adjectives

Chapter 5

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Adverbs

Chapter 7

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Simple Tenses

Chapter 8

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Continuous Tenses

Chapter 9

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Perfect & Perfect Continuous Tenses

Chapter 15 -

Prepositions

Chapter 19 -

Direct and Indirect Speech

Final Term Topics of First Term included Chapter 13 -

Active and Passive Voice

Chapter 14 -

Subject – Verb Agreement

Chapter 16 -

Conjunctions

Chapter 23 -

Synthesis of Sentences

Chapter 24 -

Transformation of Sentences