Circular 20250429163424 Class 8 Holiday Homework
Circular 20250429163424 Class 8 Holiday Homework
HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
CLASS VIII
Dear Students
“Every step you take in learning opens a gateway to new worlds of possibility.”
As you step into the calm and comfort of your holiday break, know that this time is not
just a pause—it is a portal. A portal to imagination, exploration, and quiet
transformation. This holiday homework is not merely a list of assignments—it is an
invitation. An invitation to venture beyond the textbook, to awaken your creativity,
and to discover the joy of learning in its most vibrant, personal form.
Each activity has been thoughtfully designed to encourage you to look beyond the
obvious, to ask questions that matter, and to engage with ideas that spark your
curiosity. Whether you're diving into a creative project, solving an intricate problem,
or reflecting on the world in new ways, you are stretching the edges of your own
potential.
This is your moment to colour outside the lines, to think freely and bravely, and to
learn with purpose and wonder. Let this be the summer where you unlock parts of
yourself you’ve never met—your inner thinker, creator, explorer, and dreamer.
So don’t just complete these tasks—live them, shape them, own them. Let your
imagination soar and your efforts reflect the remarkable individual that you are
becoming.
1. If a rational number is added to its reciprocal and the result is 5/2, find
4. If p/q is a rational number in standard form and both p and q are odd
6. The product of two rational numbers is 7/9, and one of them is -2/3.
Without directly dividing, find the other number using the concept of
multiplicative inverse.
7. A rational number is such that when 5 is added to twice the number, the
result is equal to 3 less than thrice the number. Find the rational number.
Section A: Application-Based
8. A rational number when added to twice its reciprocal gives 13/6. Find the
rational number.
9. The sum of three rational numbers is 0. If two of them are 5/8 and -3/4,
10. A rational number is such that when subtracted from its square, the result
Section B: Reasoning-Based
11. If the sum and product of two rational numbers are both rational, are the
12. A student says the average of two rational numbers is always greater than
13. If a rational number is greater than its reciprocal, what can you say about
14. Without using a number line, show that -7/10 lies between -1 and 0.
Section D: Challenge
PHYSICS
1. ROLL NO.1 TO 12
To prepare a non-Newtonian fluid.
a. Take your photograph during preparation.
b. Write composition and properties of this fluid on a A 4 size drawing
sheet and paste your 2 photographs.
2. ROLL NO. 13 TO 24
Make a Paper Airplane:
Experiment with different designs
of paper airplanes to explore
aerodynamics. Test which design
flies the farthest or stays in the air the longest.
You can use this link for help
https://youtu.be/WfUlOrSTnsQ?si=8GZIvgzKw_55zFBa
https://youtu.be/xuyx-49vvWE?si=cH4dxSUDJK3Y4lCG
Make atleast 3 design and submit. Also write a report on their movement on
A4 sheet and submit.
3. ROLL NO. 25 TO 36
Play any game or swim. Find how many forces are utilized or acting. Give a
brief explanation and take your picture.( Give write-up on A4 drawing sheet
and paste your 2 photographs)
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SUBJECT : ART DEPARTMENT ONLINE SESSION 25-26
CLASS VIII
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12:10pm to 12:40pm
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