🎡 Prepositions of Place
🎉 Well Done!
You have completed all 35 questions.
🎡 Prepositions of Place
🎉 Well Done!
You have completed all 35 questions.
You have completed all 35 questions.
You have completed all 35 questions.
Class: X
Chapter: 1. Personality Development
IX. Study Skills
What does the pie chart show?
Answer: The pie chart shows the distribution of important personality traits among successful individuals.
Which personality trait has the lowest percentage? Mention the percentage.
Answer: Creativity has the lowest percentage, 10%.
How much is the difference between confidence and adaptability?
Answer: Confidence is 20% and adaptability is 12%.
Difference = 20% − 12% = 8%.
According to you, which personality trait should be given more importance? Why?
Answer: I think perseverance should be given more importance because it helps us continue our efforts even when we face difficulties.
Class: X
Chapter: 1. Personality Development
IX. Study Skills
What does the pie chart show?
Answer: The pie chart shows the distribution of important personality traits among successful individuals.
Which personality trait has the lowest percentage? Mention the percentage.
Answer: Creativity has the lowest percentage, 10%.
How much is the difference between confidence and adaptability?
Answer: Confidence is 20% and adaptability is 12%.
Difference = 20% − 12% = 8%.
According to you, which personality trait should be given more importance? Why?
Answer: I think perseverance should be given more importance because it helps us continue our efforts even when we face difficulties.
Reading B: Every Success Story Is Also a Story of Great Failures
A. Read each set of events carefully. Arrange the sentences in the correct chronological order as they happened in the passage.
Write the correct sequence using the letters (a, b, c, d). The first one has been done for you.
1. Life of Abraham Lincoln
a) He was elected President of the United States.
b) He lost a senatorial race at age 45.
c) He failed in business at age 21.
d) He lost a legislative race at age 22.
2. Life of Colonel Sanders
a) He got his first order.
b) He had only $100 and a beat-up car.
c) He knocked on more than a thousand doors.
d) He remembered his mother’s recipe.
3. Early life of Walt Disney
a) A minister hired him to draw cartoons.
b) He faced rejection from newspaper editors.
c) He was inspired by seeing a small mouse.
d) Mickey Mouse was created.
Read each cause carefully. Explain the effect and also write what lesson we learn from it briefly. The first one has been done for you.
Reading B: Every Success Story Is Also a Story of Great Failures
A. Read each set of events carefully. Arrange the sentences in the correct chronological order as they happened in the passage.
Write the correct sequence using the letters (a, b, c, d). The first one has been done for you.
1. Life of Abraham Lincoln
a) He was elected President of the United States.
b) He lost a senatorial race at age 45.
c) He failed in business at age 21.
d) He lost a legislative race at age 22.
2. Life of Colonel Sanders
a) He got his first order.
b) He had only $100 and a beat-up car.
c) He knocked on more than a thousand doors.
d) He remembered his mother’s recipe.
3. Early life of Walt Disney
a) A minister hired him to draw cartoons.
b) He faced rejection from newspaper editors.
c) He was inspired by seeing a small mouse.
d) Mickey Mouse was created.
Read each cause carefully. Explain the effect and also write what lesson we learn from it briefly. The first one has been done for you.
Imagine that you are the Secretary of your School Cultural Club. Your school is planning to organise a motivational session for students. You wish to invite Nick Vujicic as the Keynote Speaker. Write a formal message to Nick Vujicic requesting him to kindly attend the session and inspire the students.
You may use the following points:
To: Mr. Nick Vujicic
From: Secretary, Cultural Club
Subject: Invitation to Motivational Session
Dear Sir,
I am Harinath, the Secretary of our School Cultural Club. Our school is planning to organise a motivational session for students. Your life and achievements are a great inspiration to students.
We would be honoured if you could kindly attend the session as the Keynote Speaker and inspire our students. The programme is tentatively scheduled for 15 October 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at our School Auditorium. Students of Classes IX and X will attend the session.
We sincerely hope that you will accept our invitation and give us a positive response.
Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
Harinath
Secretary
Cultural Club
Imagine that you are the Secretary of your School Cultural Club. Your school is planning to organise a motivational session for students. You wish to invite Nick Vujicic as the Keynote Speaker. Write a formal message to Nick Vujicic requesting him to kindly attend the session and inspire the students.
You may use the following points:
To: Mr. Nick Vujicic
From: Secretary, Cultural Club
Subject: Invitation to Motivational Session
Dear Sir,
I am Harinath, the Secretary of our School Cultural Club. Our school is planning to organise a motivational session for students. Your life and achievements are a great inspiration to students.
We would be honoured if you could kindly attend the session as the Keynote Speaker and inspire our students. The programme is tentatively scheduled for 15 October 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at our School Auditorium. Students of Classes IX and X will attend the session.
We sincerely hope that you will accept our invitation and give us a positive response.
Thank you.
Yours faithfully,
Harinath
Secretary
Cultural Club
Points to be Covered:
Deepthi Jeevanji was born on 27 September 2003 in Telangana, India. She is an Indian para-athlete who takes part in track and field sprint events. She competes in the T20 category for athletes with intellectual impairment. Her specialisation is in 200 metres and 400 metres events.
Deepthi achieved a great success by winning the Gold Medal in the Women’s 400m (T20) at the 2024 World Para Athletics Championships. She has also won medals at national and international para-athletic events. She has brought laurels to India through her achievements in para-sports.
Deepthi is determined, hardworking, confident and inspirational. She inspires differently-abled athletes and promotes inclusivity in sports. Her aim is to win more medals for India at international events.
Points to be Covered:
Deepthi Jeevanji was born on 27 September 2003 in Telangana, India. She is an Indian para-athlete who takes part in track and field sprint events. She competes in the T20 category for athletes with intellectual impairment. Her specialisation is in 200 metres and 400 metres events.
Deepthi achieved a great success by winning the Gold Medal in the Women’s 400m (T20) at the 2024 World Para Athletics Championships. She has also won medals at national and international para-athletic events. She has brought laurels to India through her achievements in para-sports.
Deepthi is determined, hardworking, confident and inspirational. She inspires differently-abled athletes and promotes inclusivity in sports. Her aim is to win more medals for India at international events.
Though his parents were shocked at first, they decided to raise him to be independent. Write a conversation (10–12 exchanges) between Nick’s father and mother expressing their fear, pain, and determination to support their son.
You may include:
Mother: I am shocked and deeply hurt. Why was our baby born without arms and legs?
Father: I know it is very painful for us, but we must be strong for our son.
Mother: I feel guilty. I keep thinking that I did something wrong.
Father: Please do not blame yourself. It is not your fault.
Mother: How will Nick live without arms and legs? I am very worried about his future.
Father: We will love him and support him. We must teach him to live independently.
Mother: Yes, we should not make him depend on others for everything.
Father: We can teach him many skills. He can learn typing and other daily activities.
Mother: We should also encourage him to learn swimming and other useful skills.
Father: Certainly. We will give him confidence and never treat him as helpless.
Mother: I hope Nick will grow up to be a happy and successful person.
Father: I believe he can achieve great things. We will always stand by him and help him become independent.
Though his parents were shocked at first, they decided to raise him to be independent. Write a conversation (10–12 exchanges) between Nick’s father and mother expressing their fear, pain, and determination to support their son.
You may include:
Mother: I am shocked and deeply hurt. Why was our baby born without arms and legs?
Father: I know it is very painful for us, but we must be strong for our son.
Mother: I feel guilty. I keep thinking that I did something wrong.
Father: Please do not blame yourself. It is not your fault.
Mother: How will Nick live without arms and legs? I am very worried about his future.
Father: We will love him and support him. We must teach him to live independently.
Mother: Yes, we should not make him depend on others for everything.
Father: We can teach him many skills. He can learn typing and other daily activities.
Mother: We should also encourage him to learn swimming and other useful skills.
Father: Certainly. We will give him confidence and never treat him as helpless.
Mother: I hope Nick will grow up to be a happy and successful person.
Father: I believe he can achieve great things. We will always stand by him and help him become independent.
Topic: “Disability is not an obstacle for success”
Good morning everyone. Today I want to speak about “Disability is not an obstacle for success.” A person may have a physical disability, but it cannot stop his or her dreams. Nick Vujicic is a good example. He was born without arms and legs, but he studied, played sports and became an inspiration to many people. With determination, self-confidence and hard work, we can overcome many difficulties. We should encourage and support people with disabilities. We must believe that every person has ability and talent. Disability is not the end of life. It cannot stop success.
Topic: “Disability is not an obstacle for success”
Good morning everyone. Today I want to speak about “Disability is not an obstacle for success.” A person may have a physical disability, but it cannot stop his or her dreams. Nick Vujicic is a good example. He was born without arms and legs, but he studied, played sports and became an inspiration to many people. With determination, self-confidence and hard work, we can overcome many difficulties. We should encourage and support people with disabilities. We must believe that every person has ability and talent. Disability is not the end of life. It cannot stop success.
120 Common English Antonyms
Listen to the word and choose its opposite.
120 Common English Antonyms
Listen to the word and choose its opposite.