Homework for Autumn Break

Class X A, B, C
  1. Complete notes of chapter "How do organisms reproduce? "- Asexual reproduction, General features of sexual reproduction.
  2. Do NCERT questions based on topics covered so far.

Class XA - Submit your report on dengue emphasising on how it affects our health (body functions affected) and suggesting measures as to how you can prevent its spread by ensuring cleanliness in your surroundings. Establish the relationship between environmental phenomenon of global warming and increase in the population of vector (e.g. mosquito). Also submit your poster to spread awareness about dengue.


HAPPY DUSSEHRA ! Enjoy the holidays and at the same time study for your upcoming Unit test..

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