SANSKRITI SCHOOL

Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Marg

New Delhi

SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST TO CLASS IX

Academic Session 2011-2012

I. ENGLISH

A Reading skills - comprehension passage

B Writing skills - letters - formal and informal

- Factual Description
- Writing a diary entry

C. Language Structure - Conjunctions - subordinate and co-ordinate

- Clauses - main and subordinate, relative, adverb and
Conditional clauses
- Verb - finite and infinite forms
- Tenses - Usage
- Punctuation - usage of full stop, commas, semi colon,
Exclamation mark, question mark, inverted commas
- Reported speech
- Active and passive voice
II. MATHEMATICS

i. Exponents
ii. Algebraic expressions and Identities
iii. Factorization
iv. Mensuration
v. Linear equations in one variable
vi. Comparing Qualities (Percentage, profit, loss, discount, Simple Interest, Compound
Interest.

III. SCIENCE

A. Physics

i. Force and pressure

- Force – A push or a pull, Force are due to an interaction, Exploring force, a force
can change the state of motion and Force can change the shape of the object, contact
forces, Non contact forces, Pressure, Pressure exerted by liquids and gases,
Atmospheric pressure

ii. Friction
Force of friction, Factors affecting friction, Friction –a necessary evil, Increasing and
reducing friction, fluid friction
 iii Sound
Sound is produced by vibration, needs a medium for propagation, Amplitude, time
–period and frequency of a vibration, loudness and pitch.

iv. Light
Laws of reflection, regular and diffused reflection, Multiple reflection, structure of
human eye

B. CHEMISTRY

i. Materials in daily life

Synthetic fabrics, plastic and problems associated with their excessive use.

ii Different kinds of material

Metals and non – metals, physical properties of metals and non-meals. Chemical
properties of metals. Corrosion, Alloys.

iii How things react

Combustion, combustion of wax candle, fuels, limitation of fossil fuels.

C. BIOLOGY

i Cellular level of organization

Cell and its structure: important organelles (mention of names only) and their
functions, differences between plant and animal cells.

ii. Micro organisms

Algae (some blue-green algae and diatoms), bacteria, virus, some fungi and
protozoa; useful and harmful micro-organisms (examples).

iii. Reproduction in Animals

Modes of reproduction, Sexual Reproduction – Male reproductive organs, Female
reproductive organs, Fertilisation, Development of Embryo, Viviparous and
Oviparous animals, Metamorphosis, Asexual Reproduction.

IV. FRENCH

1. Passé Compose
2. Futur Simple
3. Passe Recent
4. Futur Proche
5. Les Verbes Pronominaux
6. Les Pluriels
7. Les Feminins

V. GERMAN

Prapositionen mit 'Dativ' und mit 'akkusativ'

Wechselprapositionen
Prateritum und Perfekt (schwache und starke Verben)
Personalpronomen
Ubersetzung ins Deutsche
VI. SANSKRIT

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loZuke & vLen~] ;q"en~] rr~ loZuke ¼rhuksa fyaxksa esa½
’kCn :i & vtUr
/kkrq :i & ikWpksa ydkjksa esa ¼yV~] y`V]~ yM~-] yksV]~ fof/kfyM~-½
vO;; ’kCn
vifBr x|ka’k ,oa vk/kkfjr iz’uksRrj
fp= o.kZu
la[;k 1 ls 5 rd

VI. HINDI

d{kk & uoha

o.kZ&fopkj] laf/k ¼Loj½] milxZ&izR;;] ’kCn&fopkj] ¼foykse] i;kZ;okph]
vusdkFkhZ½ fojke&fpg~u] eqgkojs&yksdksfDr] vifBr xn~;ka’k ,oa in~;ka’k]
vkSipkfjd&i=] vuqPNsn&ys[kuA
 SANSKRITI SCHOOL
Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Marg
New Delhi

SYLLABUS FOR ENTRANCE TEST TO CLASS X

Academic Session 2011-2012
I. ENGLISH

i. Comprehension - prose passage / poem

ii. Writing skills - letter writing - formal and informal
- Bio sketch, Data Interpretation, Factual Description,
article writing, e-mail, Dialogue Completion

iii. Integrated Grammar - Determiners, Verb forms, modal verbs, connectors,

Reported speech, active, passive, prepositions,
jumbled sentences

II. MATHEMATICS

i. Real Numbers
ii. Polynomials
iii. Mensuration – area of triangle, Heron’s formula, area of quadrilateral, volume
and surface area of cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone & sphere.
iv. Linear Equations in two variables
v. Line and angles
vi. Triangles

III. SCIENCE

A. Physics

i. Motion - Distance, displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration uniform and non-uniform motion,
distance-time and velocity – time graphs, Derivation of equations of motion by graphical method, Numericals based on equations of motion

ii. Force and acceleration - Balanced and unbalanced forces, Newton's law of motion, Inertia and its relation to mass,
momentum, statement of the law of conservation of momentum.
iii. Gravitation - Newton's Universal law of gravitation Acceleration due to gravity, Mass and weight,
relationship between weight of an object on earth and the moon, Thrust and Pressure, Archimedes Principle, conditions for floatation and
sinking, Relative Density

iv. Work and Energy - Mechanical work done by a force, Energy and its S.I
unit , commercial unit of energy and its relationship
with S.I unit of energy, Power, Kinetic energy and
Potential energy - definition and expression, numericals
based on work, energy, Power.

v. Sound - Production and propagation of sound,

characteristics of
- sound wave, Sound needs a medium to travel,
- speed of sound in different media, sound
waves are longitudinal waves, Range of
hearing for the human ear
- Use of SONAR to determine depth of Oceans..

B. Chemistry
 i. Matter in our surroundings: Particle nature of matter, state of matter,
interconversion of states of matter, Evaporation, sublimation, melting points
and boiling points.
ii. Is matter around us pure: Elements, compounds, mixture, colloids, suspension,
separation of substances from the mixture, physical and chemical changes.
iii. Atoms and molecules: Law of chemical composition, law of constant
composition, Law of conservation of mass. Dalton’s atomic theory, Atom,
Molecules, formula writing, mole concept
iv. Structure of atom: Nature of matter, Electrons, Protons & neutrons. Models of
an atom, Isotopes Isobars.

C. Biology

• Organization in the living world

Cell and cell structure - prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, functions of cell organelles
(brief account),

• Tissues
Plant tissues - structure and functions animals tissues - structure and functions

• Why do we fall ill?

Diseases, types of diseases, mode of spread and control of some common human
diseases, deficiency diseases

• Natural Resources
Biogeochemical cycles

IV GERMAN

Ubersetzung ins Deutsche

Prapositionen mit (a) Akkusativ (b) Dativ
Wechsel prapositionen
Personal pronomen
Aufsatz
Prateritum
Perfekt

V. FRENCH
1. Passe Compose as well as Reflexive verbs
2. Futur Simple
3. Passe Recent
4. Futur Proche
5. Imparfait
6. Conditionnel
7. Rules with ‘si’
– sit present + future
– sit imparfait + conditional present
8. Les Pronoms Personnels
9. Les Pronoms Relatifs
10. En et Y
11. Comparatif et Superlatif
VI. SANSKRIT

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miin foHkfDr
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/kkrq :i & ijLeSinh /kkrq ikWpksa ydkjksa esa ¼yV~] y`V]~ yM~-] yksV]~ fof/kfyM~-½ fjDr LFkkuksa dh
iwfZrZ
vO;; ’kCn
vifBr x|ka’k ,oa vk/kkfjr iz’uksRrj
fp= o.kZu
la[;k 1 ls 5 rd
le;
funs’Z kkuqlkj djsa

VII. HINDI

d{kk & nloha

O;kdj.k & laf/k] lekl] okD;] milxZ&izR;;] eqgkojs&yksdksfDr] fojke&fpg~u]

v’kqnf~ /k&’kks/ku] vifBr xn~;ka’k ,oa in~;ka’k] vkSipkfjd&i=] vuqPNsn ys[kuA