Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Letters

Application for experience certificate
Dear----
 I worked in this school in the capacity of a teacher between -- and --..For applying for a job in another school,I need an an experience certificate of my teaching career here.Therefore I humbly request you to provide me with one.
Yours faithfully



job application
Dear----
I am interested in applying for a teaching position in your school .I have student teaching experience on the LP/UP/HS level.I have worked in the capacity of a UP teacher in one of the well known schools in Kerala.
I believe my teaching experience will help me to be compassionate and  understanding in dealing with my students,and which,in turn, will help me make a positive contribution to your school. I would welcome an interview and hope to hear from you at your earliest convenience.


Resignation letter

Dear----
I would like to resign from my position as a teacher in this school(,effective Oct 18 )as I have to leave for abroad (with my my kid/kids)to be with my husband,who is working there.
I sincerely appreciate the teaching opportunity I was given here,which  has undoubtedly improved my skills as a teacher.
Let me express my heartfelt gratitude to you for your support and guidance during my tenure here.Thanks are also due to all the teaching and non-teaching staff here since they have been most understanding and cooperative in their attitude towards me as a colleague.

Friday, September 30, 2011

ttk

policy number:100100/48/11/14/00000659.
agent code:92100090004317.
policy period:27/8/11 to 26/8/12.
agent number:04842594939.
issuing office number:04842375204/2375987.

Thursday, September 22, 2011

I T-Question Paper



                                               Half-Yearly  Exam 2011-2012
     Std.IX          Information Communication Technology (Practical)
                        
      (Each question carries 4 marks)
Colorful World
1) Create a collage in Gimp on the health and social issues caused by the use of the   insecticide, Endosulfan.

2) Create a logo which includes the text 'Eye donation – Best donation'. Add a suitable image and                       
     background color to it. Use transform tools to make the collage attractive

3)  Create a logo with the text 'हिंदी दिवस समारोह'. Add a suitable image and background
     color to it. Use transform  tools to make the collage attractive .Save the image with the file                                         
     extension '.png' in a folder named 'Exam'

.4) Create a collage in Gimp about Onam,the state festival of Kerala.

5 ) Create a collage on 'Chemistry Year-2011'. Save it in the folder 'Exam' in .xcf, .jpg and .png
   .  formats. Write down the differences between these formats

 6) Make a logo in Gimp revealing the beauty of country life as expressed in the English lesson  
   .   'The Son from  America'. Save it in the folder 'Exam' in JPEG format

Data Collection and Analysis

1)       Prepare the below-given table in Open Office Calc (Spread Sheet) Window. Make a file of the  details of the students studying in class X using filters
     

SL.No
        Name


  Class
   Age
Boy/Girl
   1

Saraga

  9

14

Boy
   2

Rithwik

  10

15

Boy
   3

Saparya

  8

13

Girl
   4

Jithin

  10

17

Boy
   5

Nseema

  8

14

Girl
   6

Neethi

  10

15

Girl
   7

Sajitha

  10

18

Girl
   8

Niyathi

  8

14

Girl
   9

Sajith

  10

15

Boy
   10

Jojith

  10

17

Boy
  
2) Below given are the marks the students in your class scored in some of their subjects. Open your Open Office Calc (Spread Sheet). Type in the below-given table.  Find out the total mark of each student and sort it on the basis of the total score.


Name

Malayalam

English

Total Mark

Joseph

44

24


Ramu

15

40


Fathima

23

28


3) Prepare a  table  indicating the success rate of the last two years of your school in the way given below. Calculate the success percentage of each year and prepare a chart on its basis.


  Year

No. of candidates who attended SSLC Exam
No.of candidates who passed
Percentage of Success



  2010

         872

       850


  2011

         825

       800


4) Give any two styles to the document given below. Name them  ‘Style 1’ and ‘Style 2’ respectively and save them in your folder. Convert the files into PDF

5) Include a slide in the presentation given .Insert a video in it and save it in the ‘Exam’ folder.

Mathematical Curiosities

1)       Draw an equilateral triangle, a square, a pentagon and an octagon using the Regular Polygon tool in GeoGebra and save it in ‘Exam’ folder. Measure their angles and fill in table that follows.


Name of the Polygon


No. of Sides

Measurement of an Angle

















2)       Illustrate with help of the Slider tool in GeoGebra the events that took place in Malayalam language from1800 to 2000 using the 1.png, 2.png, 3.png, 4.png, 5.png and 6.png images in the image folder.

3)       Draw a triangle, a square, a pentagon and an octagon using the Polygon tool in GeoGebra and save them in ‘Exam’ folder after drawing diagonals from any one their vertices. Also, fill in the table below using Word Processor


No. of Sides
Name of the Polygone

No.of diagonals from a vertex













4)       An exterior angle of a triangle is formed when one of its sides is extended outwards from a vertex. Show with the help of GeoGebra that the exterior angle of one of the vertices of a triangle is equal to the interior angles of the other two vertices in measurement.

5)       Show with the help of GeoGebra that the center of a right angle triangle will be on the mid –point of its hypotenuse

6)       Construct a regular polygon  Draw its vertices and interior angles and save it in ‘Exam’ folder.

The Secret of Web Pages

1)       Create a web page for your school in the way described below and save it in ‘Exam’ folder.

*Title Bar :I’m Proud of My School.

       *Background Color  : Yellow.

       *Font Color :Red

      + Put the name of the school in bold letters In the first line.

       +Italicize the location of the school and underline it in the second line.

      + Include a picture

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Regular Verbs

Regular Verbs List

There are thousands of regular verbs in English. This is a list of 600 of the more common regular verbs. Note that there are some spelling variations in American English (for example, "practise" becomes "practice" in American English).
  • accept
  • add
  • admire
  • admit
  • advise
  • afford
  • agree
  • alert
  • allow
  • amuse
  • analyse
  • announce
  • annoy
  • answer
  • apologise
  • appear
  • applaud
  • appreciate
  • approve
  • argue
  • arrange
  • arrest
  • arrive
  • ask
  • attach
  • attack
  • attempt
  • attend
  • attract
  • avoid
 
  • back
  • bake
  • balance
  • ban
  • bang
  • bare
  • bat
  • bathe
  • battle
  • beam
  • beg
  • behave
  • belong
  • bleach
  • bless
  • blind
  • blink
  • blot
  • blush
  • boast
  • boil
  • bolt
  • bomb
  • book
  • bore
  • borrow
  • bounce
  • bow
  • box
  • brake
  • branch
  • breathe
  • bruise
  • brush
  • bubble
  • bump
  • burn
  • bury
  • buzz
 
  • calculate
  • call
  • camp
  • care
  • carry
  • carve
  • cause
  • challenge
  • change
  • charge
  • chase
  • cheat
  • check
  • cheer
  • chew
  • choke
  • chop
  • claim
  • clap
  • clean
  • clear
  • clip
  • close
  • coach
  • coil
  • collect
  • colour
  • comb
  • command
  • communicate
  • compare
  • compete
  • complain
  • complete
  • concentrate
  • concern
  • confess
  • confuse
  • connect
  • consider
  • consist
  • contain
  • continue
  • copy
  • correct
  • cough
  • count
  • cover
  • crack
  • crash
  • crawl
  • cross
  • crush
  • cry
  • cure
  • curl
  • curve
  • cycle
 
  • dam
  • damage
  • dance
  • dare
  • decay
  • deceive
  • decide
  • decorate
  • delay
  • delight
  • deliver
  • depend
  • describe
  • desert
  • deserve
  • destroy
  • detect
  • develop
  • disagree
  • disappear
  • disapprove
  • disarm
  • discover
  • dislike
  • divide
  • double
  • doubt
  • drag
  • drain
  • dream
  • dress
  • drip
  • drop
  • drown
  • drum
  • dry
  • dust
 
  • earn
  • educate
  • embarrass
  • employ
  • empty
  • encourage
  • end
  • enjoy
  • enter
  • entertain
  • escape
  • examine
  • excite
  • excuse
  • exercise
  • exist
  • expand
  • expect
  • explain
  • explode
  • extend
 
  • face
  • fade
  • fail
  • fancy
  • fasten
  • fax
  • fear
  • fence
  • fetch
  • file
  • fill
  • film
  • fire
  • fit
  • fix
  • flap
  • flash
  • float
  • flood
  • flow
  • flower
  • fold
  • follow
  • fool
  • force
  • form
  • found
  • frame
  • frighten
  • fry
 
  • gather
  • gaze
  • glow
  • glue
  • grab
  • grate
  • grease
  • greet
  • grin
  • grip
  • groan
  • guarantee
  • guard
  • guess
  • guide
 
  • hammer
  • hand
  • handle
  • hang
  • happen
  • harass
  • harm
  • hate
  • haunt
  • head
  • heal
  • heap
  • heat
  • help
  • hook
  • hop
  • hope
  • hover
  • hug
  • hum
  • hunt
  • hurry
 
  • identify
  • ignore
  • imagine
  • impress
  • improve
  • include
  • increase
  • influence
  • inform
  • inject
  • injure
  • instruct
  • intend
  • interest
  • interfere
  • interrupt
  • introduce
  • invent
  • invite
  • irritate
  • itch
 
  • jail
  • jam
  • jog
  • join
  • joke
  • judge
  • juggle
  • jump
 
  • kick
  • kill
  • kiss
  • kneel
  • knit
  • knock
  • knot
 
  • label
  • land
  • last
  • laugh
  • launch
  • learn
  • level
  • license
  • lick
  • lie
  • lighten
  • like
  • list
  • listen
  • live
  • load
  • lock
  • long
  • look
  • love
 
  • man
  • manage
  • march
  • mark
  • marry
  • match
  • mate
  • matter
  • measure
  • meddle
  • melt
  • memorise
  • mend
  • mess up
  • milk
  • mine
  • miss
  • mix
  • moan
  • moor
  • mourn
  • move
  • muddle
  • mug
  • multiply
  • murder
 
  • nail
  • name
  • need
  • nest
  • nod
  • note
  • notice
  • number
 
  • obey
  • object
  • observe
  • obtain
  • occur
  • offend
  • offer
  • open
  • order
  • overflow
  • owe
  • own
 
  • pack
  • paddle
  • paint
  • park
  • part
  • pass
  • paste
  • pat
  • pause
  • peck
  • pedal
  • peel
  • peep
  • perform
  • permit
  • phone
  • pick
  • pinch
  • pine
  • place
  • plan
  • plant
  • play
  • please
  • plug
  • point
  • poke
  • polish
  • pop
  • possess
  • post
  • pour
  • practise
  • pray
  • preach
  • precede
  • prefer
  • prepare
  • present
  • preserve
  • press
  • pretend
  • prevent
  • prick
  • print
  • produce
  • program
  • promise
  • protect
  • provide
  • pull
  • pump
  • punch
  • puncture
  • punish
  • push
 
  • question
  • queue


 
  • race
  • radiate
  • rain
  • raise
  • reach
  • realise
  • receive
  • recognise
  • record
  • reduce
  • reflect
  • refuse
  • regret
  • reign
  • reject
  • rejoice
  • relax
  • release
  • rely
  • remain
  • remember
  • remind
  • remove
  • repair
  • repeat
  • replace
  • reply
  • report
  • reproduce
  • request
  • rescue
  • retire
  • return
  • rhyme
  • rinse
  • risk
  • rob
  • rock
  • roll
  • rot
  • rub
  • ruin
  • rule
  • rush
 
  • sack
  • sail
  • satisfy
  • save
  • saw
  • scare
  • scatter
  • scold
  • scorch
  • scrape
  • scratch
  • scream
  • screw
  • scribble
  • scrub
  • seal
  • search
  • separate
  • serve
  • settle
  • shade
  • share
  • shave
  • shelter
  • shiver
  • shock
  • shop
  • shrug
  • sigh
  • sign
  • signal
  • sin
  • sip
  • ski
  • skip
  • slap
  • slip
  • slow
  • smash
  • smell
  • smile
  • smoke
  • snatch
  • sneeze
  • sniff
  • snore
  • snow
  • soak
  • soothe
  • sound
  • spare
  • spark
  • sparkle
  • spell
  • spill
  • spoil
  • spot
  • spray
  • sprout
  • squash
  • squeak
  • squeal
  • squeeze
  • stain
  • stamp
  • stare
  • start
  • stay
  • steer
  • step
  • stir
  • stitch
  • stop
  • store
  • strap
  • strengthen
  • stretch
  • strip
  • stroke
  • stuff
  • subtract
  • succeed
  • suck
  • suffer
  • suggest
  • suit
  • supply
  • support
  • suppose
  • surprise
  • surround
  • suspect
  • suspend
  • switch
 
  • talk
  • tame
  • tap
  • taste
  • tease
  • telephone
  • tempt
  • terrify
  • test
  • thank
  • thaw
  • tick
  • tickle
  • tie
  • time
  • tip
  • tire
  • touch
  • tour
  • tow
  • trace
  • trade
  • train
  • transport
  • trap
  • travel
  • treat
  • tremble
  • trick
  • trip
  • trot
  • trouble
  • trust
  • try
  • tug
  • tumble
  • turn
  • twist
  • type
 
  • undress
  • unfasten
  • unite
  • unlock
  • unpack
  • untidy
  • use
 
  • vanish
  • visit


 
  • wail
  • wait
  • walk
  • wander
  • want
  • warm
  • warn
  • wash
  • waste
  • watch
  • water
  • wave
  • weigh
  • welcome
  • whine
  • whip
  • whirl
  • whisper
  • whistle
  • wink
  • wipe
  • wish
  • wobble
  • wonder
  • work
  • worry
  • wrap
  • wreck
  • wrestle
  • wriggle
 
  • x-ray



 
  • yawn
  • yell


 
  • zip
  • zoom