MANISHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (A Unit of Rahul Foundation) RAJBANDH, DURGAPUR 12 CLASS XII (HUMANITIES), SESSION

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1 MANISHA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (A Unit of Rahul Foundation) RAJBANDH, DURGAPUR 12 CLASS XII (HUMANITIES), SESSION Subject: English MONTH NO. OF WORKING DAYS PORTION TO BE COVERED APRIL 18 The Last Lesson, The Tiger King, Lost Spring. Invisible Man Ch. - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Notice, Advertisement. MAY 07 The Enemy. Invisible Man Ch. 6, 7. Article Writing for a magazine. JUNE 14 Deep Water, My Mother At Sixty-Six, An Elementary School Classroom in a Slum. Invisible Man Ch. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Designing and Drafting posters, Formal and Informal invitations and replies, Speech Writing. JULY 21 Should Wizard Hit the Mommy, The Rattrap, Keeping Quiet, A Thing of Beauty. Invisible Man Ch. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17. Business or official letters (for making enquiries, registering complaints, asking for and giving information. placing orders and sending replies). AUGUST 20 Going Places, On the Face of It, Memories of Childhood, Aunt Jennifer s Tigers. Invisible Man Ch. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. Letters to the editor (giving suggestions or opinion on issues of public interest). SEPTEMBER 03 Revision of Half Yearly Exam. OCTOBER 13 Indigo, Evans Tries an O-Level. Invisible Man Ch. 23, 24, 25, 26. Application for a job including CV/Resume. NOVEMBER 21 Evans Tries an O-Level (to be contd.). Invisible Man Ch. 27, 28. Report Writing. Revision Work. DECEMBER 15 A complete revision of all the topics. Subject: Bengali MONTH WORKING DAYS PORTION SUPPORTED TO BE COMPLETED APRIL 18 NcÉ : L hy Q u L hy Q fcé : l f e l el L m hé LlZ : dæ ef lhañ el p H, h Nd l MAY 07 NcÉ : i a JUNE 14 NcÉ : N l f q sl e Q fcé : B j c M e jñ a : fë a hce, hé LlZ : Amˆ l JULY 21 NcÉ : i lahoñ e VL : e e l Pl ce hé LlZ : Amˆ l AUGUST 20 NcÉ : R al hc m q a

2 fcé : fs a S e HL js ll fënà e jñ a : Q W mme hé LlZ : h Nd l SEPTEMBER 07 REVISION (HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION) OCTOBER 11 NcÉ : L ml L ml a, j Ol N u SmM e fcé : œ²¾cela See l f n NOVEMBER 21 NcÉ : j Ol N u SmM e, q a h s J hé LlZ : Amˆ l DECEMBER 15 REVISION JANUARY 18 REVISION FEBRUARY 17 REVISION MARCH FINAL EXAMINATION Subject: Hindi MONTHS WORKING DAYS PORTION TO BE COVERD April 18 *आत भ ऩरयचम, *एक ग त *बक ततन, *फ ज़ य दर शन *व त न- स ल य ड ग May 07 *ऩत ग, *कव त क फह न *फ त ध थ ऩय, *क र भ घ ऩ न द June 14 *ऩहर न क ढ रक *क भय भ फ द अऩ हहज *ननफ ध र खन, *क म शरम ऩत र-र खन July 21 * हर श स क य ह *च र च क लरन म न हभ फ *उर, *फ दर य ग, *व त न- ज झ August 20 *नभक *कव त र (उत तय क ) *रक ष भण-भ र च श औय य भ क व र ऩ *रयऩ टश, *आर ख September 07 *र फ इम, *गज़र *वर ट भ ध मभ, * ऩ दक म, October 11 * ट भ य ख त, *फग र क ऩ ख, *सर य र क प र November 21 *श रभ व ब जन औय ज नत-रथ,*भ य कल ऩन क आदर श भ ज, *व त न- अत त भ दफ ऩ, *व त न- मय क ऩन न December 15 अभ म ( ऩ नय क त त) January 18 अभ म February 17 अभ म March 08 वर शक ऩय क ष Subject: Geography Month No. of working days Topics to be taught APRIL 18 Unit-1 : HUMAN GEOGRAPHY :Nature & Scope Unit-2 : PEOPLE Population distribution, density and growth. Population change, Age-Sex ratio. Human Development ) Unit-7 : Human Settlement

3 Rural settlement Urban settlement MAY 07 Unit-3 : HUMAN ACTIVITIES Primary activities Secondary activities Tertiary activities Quarternary activities JUNE 14 Unit-8 : RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT Land resources Water resources Mineral and Energy resources Practical Work : Unit-1 : PROCESSING OF DATA AND THEMATIC MAPPING Types and sources of data Tabulating and Processing of data JULY AUGUST Unit-8 : RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT Industries Planning in India Unit-9 : TRANSPORT COMMUNICATION AND TRADE Transport and Communication International Trade Practical Work : Unit-1 : PROCESSING OF DATA AND THEMATIC MAPPING Construction of diagrams ( Bars, Circles, Flow Chart ) Thenatic Maps : Consrtruction of Dot, Choropleth and Isopleth maps Unit-6 : PEOPLE Population distribution Migration Human development Population, environment and development Unit-4 : TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION AND TRADE Land transport Water transport Air transport Oil and gas pipelines Satelite communication and cyber space International trade Ocean Map Work Practical Work : Unit-1 : PROCESSING OFDATA AND THEMATIC MAPPING Data analysis and generation of diagrams, graphs and other visual diagrams using computer SEPTEMBER 14 REVISION WORK ( THEORY + PRACTICAL)

4 OCTOBER 13 Unit-5 : HUMAN SETTLEMENT Settlement types rural & urban; morphologyof cities (case study) ; distribution of mega cities; problems of human settlements in developing countries Unit-10 : GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE ON SELECTED ISSUES AND PROBLEMS Environmental pollution; urban-waste disposal Urbanisation, rural-urban migration;problems of slums Land degradation NOVEMBER 21 Theory revision work Practical Work : Unit-2 : FIELD STUDY OR SPATIAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Practical work based on above any one topic DECEMBER 15 Revision Work ( Theory and Practical) Subject: History Sl. No. Month No. of Working Days Topics to be taught 1 April 18 Section A i) The Story of the First cities: Harappan Civilization ii) Political And Economic History iii) Early Social Histories and The Mahabharata 2 May 7 Section A iv) Cultural Developments: Buddhism and Sanchi Stupa 3 June 14 Section B viii) Religious Histories: The Bhakti, Sufi Traditions ix) Medieaval Society through travellers accounts 4 July 21 Section B v) Agrarian Relations: The Ain-I-Akbari vi) The Mughal Court: Reconstructing Histories through chronicles vii) The Architechture: Humpi: An Imerial Capital 5 August 20 Section C x) Collonialism and Rural Society xi) The revolt of 1857: Its Representation xii) Collonialism and Indian Towns

5 xv) Framing the Indian Constitution 6 September 7 Revision 7 October 13 Section C xiii) Mahatma Gandhi and National Movements 8 November 21 Section C xiv) Understanding the Partition through Oral Sources 9 December 15 Revision Subject: Political Science MONTH WORKING DAYS PORTION TO BE COVERED Cold War Era The End of Bio polarity April 20 US Hegemony in World Politics May 7 Alternative Centre s Of Power Contemporary South Asia International Organization June 16 Security in Contemporary World Environment and Natural Resources Globalization Challenges of Nation Building July 25 Era of One Party Dominance Politics of Planned Development India s External Relations August 23 Challenges to the Congress System Crisis in the Democratic Order September 16 Revision Rise of Popular Movements October 15 Regional Aspirations Recent Development in Indian Politics November 25 Revision December 18 Revision January 21 Revision Subject: Economics Months Working Day Portion to be covered April 18 Micro Eco: Introduction, Consumers equilibrium demand May 07 Macro Eco: Introduction, National income June 14 Macro: National income Micro: Producer s behaviour July 21 Micro: Producer s behaviour+supply Macro: Money & banking August 20 Micro: Forms of market Macro: Determination of income and employment September 14 Micro: Price determination under perfect competition Macro: Govt. Budget & the economy October 13 Micro: Application of price determination

6 Macro: Balance of payments November 22 Macro: Balance of payments income, Foreign ex. Rate Date of completion : 07/11/2017 December 16 Revision of different chapters Practice of sample papers January 18 Revision February 19 Revision Subject: Physical Education

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT II, 2012 II, Class X / Time allowed : 3 hours Maximum Marks :

SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT II, 2012 II, Class X / Time allowed : 3 hours Maximum Marks : SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT II, 202 II, 202 SOCIAL SCIENCE / Class X / X 68043 Time allowed : 3 hours Maximum Marks : 80 3 80 General Instructions : (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) The question paper has 36 questions