Model answers of AISSE/AISSCE 2011

Class – XII	Class – X
1.Physics	1.Science
2.Chemistry	2.Social Science
3.Biology	3.Mathematics
4.Math	4.Hindi-A
5.Business studies	5.Hindi-B
6.Accountancy	6.Eng. lang. & Litrature
7.Economics	7.Eng. Communicative
8.Eng(Core)
9.Eng(Elective)
10.Functional English
11.Hindi(Core)

 

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Previous Year Question Papers and Marking Scheme for Class X/XII (Board Examination 2011)

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Q.P. CLASS X

Q.P. CLASS XII

MARKING SCHEME CLASS XII (COMMERCE)

MARKING SCHEME CLASS XII (SCIENCE)

MARKING SCHEME CLASS XII (HUMANITIES) Part-1

MARKING SCHEME CLASS XII (HUMANITIES) Part-2

MARKING SCHEME CLASS XII (HUMANITIES) Part-3

MARKING SCHEME CLASS X

 

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New Arrivals (22/02/2012)

NEW ARRIVALS (as on 22 February 2012)
Call No	Author	Title
001  GAR-E	Garg, Rajeev	Environment Quiz book
001  KHA-U	Khanna & Verma	Upkar’s Ever latest General knowledge: Current affairs and Who’s who
001  PAN-R	Pandey, Deep Narayan	Rupa book of  world wildlife quiz
001.076  ARI-A	Arihant	All India Pre-medical Test CBSE Objective Chemistry: 23 years (2010-1988) chapter-wise solutions
001.076  BAN-B	Banerjee, sudhakar	Biology Medical entrance: More than 6500 questions for practice
001.076  JIG-H	JigyasaSharma	Handbook of computers for all competitive examination
001.076  SHA-E	Sharma, Sanjay & Banerjee, Sudhakar	Exploring biology Part – I: For all Medical entrance aspirants in India
004  CBS-I	CBSE	Informatics practices: CBSE XII
004  CBS-T	CBSE	Text book on Informatics Practices for Class XI
004  CBS-T	CBSE	Text book on Informatics Practices for Class XII
004  KOG-I	Kogent Learning Solutions	Illustrator CS 5 in simple steps
004  KOG-P	Kogent Learning Solutions	Photoshop CS 5 in simple steps
004  MCF-C2	McFarland, David sawyer	CSS: The missing manual
004  PER-F	Perkins, Todd	Flash professional CS5 bible
020  CBS-O	CBSE	Organising school library – Guidelines
028  BLO-H	Bloom, Harold	How to read and why
028  BLO-H	Bloom, Harold	How to read and why
070.19  SAB-Y	Sabin, Alec	You’re on : How to develop great media skills for TV, Radio and the Internet
150  CAR-L	Carnegie, Dale	Leader in you: How to win friends influence people and succeed in a chnaging world
153.42  SLO-L	Sloane, Paul	Leade’s guide to lateral thinking skills
158.1  RAS-I	Rashmi Bansal	I have a dream
181.45  SAM-Y	Sameer Akhtar	Yoga in the workplace
300  CBS-F	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers -Social science for Class X
300.7  CBS-F	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers -Social Science for IX
300.7  SIV-S	sivarajan. K , etc.	Social science education: Methodology if teaching and pedagogic analysis
303.4830954  ABD-S	Abdul Kalam, A P J	Spirit of India
303.4830954  MIS-I	Misra, Neelish and Murao, Zara, Ed	Inspired India
320.55  GAN-G	Gandhi M K	Gandhi Speaks: The Mahatma’s words for children
330.954  PAN-E	Pandey S N	Economic history of modern India (1757 to 1947)
345  RAM-C	Ram Kumar, G	Cyber crimes: A primer on internet threats and email abuses
363.34  NAN-F	Nancy williams	Fury of natural disasters: Moving stories of struggle and survival
363.7  CBS-E	CBSE	Environmental education: Teachers’ manual. Class 9
363.7  CBS-T	Cbse	Together towards a safer India – 1: An introduction to disaster management for class 8
371.1  SIN-T	singh, R P	Teacher education today:Researches speak
371.1  TIC-T	Tickoo, M L	Teaching and learning English: asourcebook for Teachers and Teacher-Trainers
371.26  FRY-L	Fry, Ron	Last minute study tips
371.26Q  CBS-R(h)	CBSE	Rachnathmak moolyankan hetu shishak sandarshika (Hindi  class IX)  (h)
371.26Q  CBS-RRev.ed. 5	CBSE	Rachnathmak moolyankan hetu shishak sandarshika (Hindi  class X)  (h)
371.26Q  CBS-S	CBSE	Sample Question papers: in English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Science and Social Science for Class IX
371.26Q  CBS-S	CBSE	Sample Question papers: in English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Science and Social Science for Class IX
371.26Q  CBS-S	CBSE	Sample Question papers: Economics, Business studies, Accountancy for class XII
371.26Q  CBS-S	CBSE	Sample Question papers: History, Geography, Political Science and Economics  for class XII
371.26Q  CBS-S	CBSE	Sample Question papers: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnology  for class XII
371.26Q  CBS-S.X	CBSE	Sample Question papers: (For summative assessment II, March 2011)
371.3  CBS-L	CBSE	Teacher’s Manual on Life skills – Classes IX – X
372.86  BAI-T	Bailey, Richard	Teaching physical education: a handbok for primary & secondary school teachers
375  CBS-C	CBSE	Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation-Manual for Teachers: Classes  VI to VIII
375  CBS-CRev.ed. 5	CBSE	Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation: Manual for Teachers for Classes IX & X
375  CBS-S	CBSE	Senior school curriculum, 2013, Vol.2 Languages
375  CBS-S	CBSE	Senior school curriculum, 2012, Vol.I: Main subjects
378.1  CBS-E	CBSE	Examination bye-laws
395  MAR-M	Margaret Frankl	Modern etiquettes for girls
398.2  LAN-G	Lang, Andrew, ed.	Green fairy: The blue bird and other stories
420.7  CBS-F	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers – English for Class IX
420.7  CBS-F	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers – English for Class X
420.7  CBS-L	CBSE	Language skillsbook for Class XI & XII
421  JOH-W	John, George	Writing made easy: 400 essays, 50 graphs & 30 letters
421  MOR-C	Morley, David	Cambridge introduction to creative writing
421  SES-E	Seshadrinath, R	Effective speaking and writing in English (Part – II)
421  STU	Barrass, Robert	Students must write: A guide to better writing in coursework and examinations
421.5  O’C-B	O’Connor, J D	Better english pronunciation
425  PAR-G	Parrott, Martin	Grammar for English language teachers
428  MCC-E	McCarthy, Michael; O’Dell, Felicity	English phrasal verbs in use
502  CAP-W	Capra, Fritjof	Web of life: a new synthesis of mind and matter
502  CBS-ARev.ed. 5	CBSE	Assessment of Practical skills in Science for Class X
502  CBS-F .IX	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers – science for Class X
502  CBS-L	CBSE	Learning by doing –  science activity book for Class VIII
502  CBS-S	CBSE	Science is doing: activity book for Class VII
502  CBS-S	CBSE	Science is doing: activity book for Class VII
502  PAR-P	Parthasarathy R	Paths of innovators in science,engineering & techology
502.5  SUB-S	Subburaj, V V K	Science Quiz
510  CBS-M	CBSE	Mathematics Laboratory in Primary and Upper Primary Schools – Class III – VIII
510  CBS-M	CBSE	Mathematics Laboratory in Primary and Upper Primary Schools – Class III – VIII
510.028  CBS-G	CBSE	Guidelines for mathematics laboratory in schools Class IX
510.72  CBS-F	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers –  Mathematics for Class IX
510.72  CBS-F .X	CBSE	Formative assessment: Manual for teachers –  Mathematics for Class X
523  HAW-G	Hawking, Stephen and Mlodinow, Leonard	Grand design
530  KAK-P	Kaku, Michio	Physicsof the impossible
530  NEL-A7	Nelkon, Michael; Parker, Philip	Advanced level physics
530  PAN-P	Pandey, D C	Problem book in physics: problem-solving through problems
530  RAV-I	Ravi R , Kamaraj P and Vijayan, Prakash	Interactive physics; Electrostatics & electricity Vol.6
530  SIN-N	Singh,  D B	New pattern AIEEE Physics
530  SRI-I	Sridhar, G Ravi R & Kamaraj P	Interactive physics; Electromagnetism Vol.7
530  SRI-I.8	Sridhar, G Ravi R & Kamaraj P	Interactive physics; Optics Vol.8
530.1  RAV-I	Ravi.R, , Kamaraj.P, & Ranganathan. R	Interactive physics;Vector, Kinematics, center of mass, linear momentum, gravitation, SHM. Vol.3
530.1  RAV-I.2	Ravi.R, , Kamaraj.P, Sridhar, G & Ranganathan. R	Interactive physics;Rotational dynamics. Vol.2
530.1  RAV-I.4	Ravi.R, Kamaraj.P & Ranganathan R	Interactive physics; Work, power & energy. Vol.4
530.1  RAV-I.5	Ravi.R, Kamaraj.P & Prakash. V	Interactive physics; How to prepare and excel in exams . Vol.5
530.1  SRI-I.1	Sridhar, G, Ravi.R, & Kamaraj.P	Interactive physics; Newton’s Laws. Vol.1
541.28  LEV-Q6	Levine, Ira N	Quantum chemistry
570  SHA-E	Sharma, Sanjay & Banerjee, Sudhakar	Exploring Biology Part – II: For Medical Entrance Aspirants in India at the level of Senior Secondary
576  BRO-G	Brown, T A	Genetics: a molecular approach
577.27  LON-G	Long, Douglas	Global warming
611.1  RIP-S	Ripley, Mike	Surviving a stroke: Recovering and adjusting to living with hypertension
613.7  AMI-S	Amitabh Suri	Sports training
658.9D  ABD-T	Abdul Kalam, A P J and Srijan Pal Singh	Target 3 billion
660.6  CBS-L	CBSE	Laboratory manual of Biotechnology, Class XII
660.6  CBS-L	CBSE	Laboratory manual of Biotechnology, Class XII
660.6  SAT-B	Satyanarayana U	Biotechnology
808.066  JAM-W	James, Neil	Writing at work; how to write clearly, effectively and professiionally
808.068  ALE-C	Alexander Dumas	Count of Monte Cristo
808.068  ALE-C	Alexander Dumas	Count of Monte Cristo
808.068  ANU-A	Anurag Mehta	Ancient Tales
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : black book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : red book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : Purple book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : White book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : Brown book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : Pink book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : yellow book
808.068  ANU-G	Anurg Mehta	Great stories for children : blue book
808.068  ANU-S	Anurg Mehta	Short stories from Indian mythology
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tell Me about Ganesha
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tell Me about Hinduism
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tell Me about Sikh Gurus
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tales of gods & demons
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tell Me about Krishna
808.068  ANU-T	Anurg Mehta & Vaneeta Vaid	Tell Me about festivals of India
808.068  BPI-L	BPI India	Liitle rabbit learns to climb
808.068  CAR-A	Carrol, Lewis	Alice in wonderland
808.068  DEF-A	London, Jack	Call of the wild
808.068  DEF-A	Defoe, Daniel	Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
808.068  DEF-A	Defoe, Daniel	Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
808.068  DIC-D	Dickens, Charles	David Copperfield
808.068  DIC-H	Austen, Jane	Pride and prejudice
808.068  DIC-H	Dickens, Charles	Great expectations
808.068  DIC-H	Twain, Mark	Huckleberry Finn
808.068  DIC-O	Dickens, Charles	Oliver Twist
808.068  DIV-T	Divya Jain	Tales of wisdom from India
808.068  EUR-A	Euro Books	Around the world in 80 days: Great Classics
808.068  EUR-T	Euro Books	Treasure Island: Great Classics
808.068  FAF-E	Fafa-Juno	Exciting adventures: an unusual halloween & other adventrues – Book 2
808.068  FAF-E	Fafa-Juno	Exciting adventures: Let’s go star gazing and other adventrues – Book 3
808.068  IND-C	Indira,C V	Chimpu and the red cap and other story….
808.068  IND-E	Indira,C V	Elephant and the ant  and other story….
808.068  IND-G	Indira,C V	Greeny and the guava
808.068  IND-H	Indira,C V	Honest Raja
808.068  IND-H	Indira,C V	Helpful Tanay  and other story….
808.068  IND-L	Indira,C V	Lazy Rahul
808.068  IND-M	Indira,C V	Mickey and his toys
808.068  IND-T	Indira,C V	Tom the careful boy and other story…..
808.068  KAT		Katha manjari (h)
808.068  KAT		Katha manjari (h)
808.068  KNI-W	Knight M J	Why should I turn off the tap?
808.068  KNI-W	Knight M J	Why should I care about nature?
808.068  KNI-W	Knight M J	Why shouldn’t  I drop litter?
808.068  KNI-W	Knight M J	Why should I walk more often?
808.068  KNI-W	Knight M J	Why should I recycle rubbish?
808.068  KOH-B	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Old woman and her pig
808.068  KOH-B	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Brave little tailor
808.068  KOH-B	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Brave little tailor
808.068  KOH-B	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Old woman and her pig
808.068  KOH-E	Kohli, K S	Elves and the shoemaker
808.068  KOH-S	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Sorcerer’s apprentice
808.068  KOH-S	Kohli, K S, Ret.,	Sorcerer’s apprentice
808.068  KOH-T	Kohli, K S	Three little pigs
808.068  KOH-T	Kohli, K S	Three little pigs
808.068  RAI-A	Rainbow	Aladdin and the magic lamp and other storis
808.068  RAI-B	Rainbow	Beauty and the Beast and other stories
808.068  RAI-C	Rainbow	Cinderella
808.068  RAI-C	Rainbow	Pinochhio
808.068  RAI-H	Rainbow	Hare and the tortoise and other stories
808.068  RAI-J	Rainbow	Jack and beanstalk and other stories
808.068  RAI-L	Rainbow	Little red ridinghood
808.068  RAI-T	Rainbow	Three billy goats and other stories
808.068  ROH-F	Rohan	Fairy Tales: Snow white and the seven dwarfs
808.068  ROH-F	Rohan	Fairy Tales: Sleeping beauty
808.068  ROH-F	Rohan	Fairy Tales: Sleeping beauty
808.068  ROH-I	Rohan	Intelligent duo: Vikram and Betal
808.068  SHR-A	Shree Books	Aung San Suu Kyi: a biography
808.068  SHR-A	Shree Books	Albert einstein: a biography
808.068  SHR-A	Shree Books	Amitabh Bachchan: a biography
808.068  SHR-A	Shree Books	Abraham Lincoln: a biography
808.068  SHR-A	Shree Books	Ashoka the Great: a biography
808.068  SHR-E	Shree Books	Enid Blyton: a biography
808.068  SHR-G	Shree Books	Galileo Galilei: a biography
808.068  SHR-J	Shree Books	Tipu Sultan: a biography
808.068  SHR-J	Shree Books	Jawaharlal Nehru: a biography
808.068  SHR-R	Shree Books	Rani Lakshmibai: a biography
808.068  SHR-R	Shree Books	Rabindranath Tagore: a biography
808.068  SHR-S	Shree Books	APJ Abdul Kalam: a biography
808.068  SHR-S	Shree Books	Sir C V Raman: a biography
808.068  SHR-S	shree Books	Sachin Tendulkar: a biography
808.068  SHR-S	Shree Books	Mother Teresa: a biography
808.068  SHR-T	Shree Books	Thomas Alva Edison: a biography
808.068  SHR-V	Shree Books	Venkatraman Ramakrishnan: a biography
808.068  SHR-W	Shree Books	Walt Disney: a biography
808.068  STE-K	Stevenson, Robert Louis	Kidnapped
808.068  STE-T	Stevenson, Robert Louis	Treasure island
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: The fortune teller and other stories
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: The forest nursery and other stories
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: The crow and the serpent and other stories
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: Simon and the shipwreck and other stories
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: The thief and the boy and other stories
808.068  SUN-A	Sunita Pant Bansal, retold	Aesop’s fables: The cockerel and the cats and other stories
808.068  TOO-A	Toons Animation	Adventures of Tenali Raman Vol.3
808.068  TOO-A	Toons Animation	Adventures of Tenali Raman Vol.4
823  ADI-H	Adichie, Chimamananda Ngozi	Half of a yellow sun
823  AHM-W	Ahmad, Jamil	Wandering falcon
823  AND-A	Andersen, Hans Chrisitian	Andersen’s fairy tales
823  AND-A	Andersen, Hans Chrisitian	Little men and Jo’s boys
823  AND-H	Andersen, Hans Chrisitian	Hans Anderson’s fairy tales
823  BAR-P	Barrie, J M	Peterpan
823  BAR-S	Barnes, Julian	Sence of an ending
823  BAR-S	barnes, Julian	Sense of an ending
823  BHA-D	Bharati Ray	Daughters: A story of five generations
823  BHA-G	Bhavani Bhattacharya	Goddess named gold
823  BHA-T	Bhagat, Chetan	Three mistakes of my life
823  BLU-I	Blume, Judy	It’s not the end of the world
823  BLU-S	Blume, Judy	Starring Sally J. Freedman as herself
823  BON-C	Bond, Ruskin	Crazy times with uncle Ken
823  BUR-L	Burnett, Frances Hodgson	Little princess
823  CHE-F	Chetan Bhagat	Five point someone what not to do at IIT
823  CHE-O	Chetan Bhagat	One night @ the call center
823  CHE-R	Chetan Bhagat	Revolution 2020
823  CHE-T	Chetan Bhagat	Two states: The story of ny marriage
823  CHR-J	Chrompton, Richmal	Just William
823  CHR-S	Chrompon, Richmal	Still William
823  COO-W	Coolidge, Susan	What Katy did at school and what katy did next
823  CRO-M	Crompton, Richmal	More William
823  CRO-W	Crompton, Richmal	William again
823  DAV-I	Davidar, David	Ithaca
823  DEV-I	Devika rangachari	I can: stories of how children are changing their world
823  DIC-C	Dickens, Charles	Christmas carol
823  DIX-D	Dixon, Franklin W	Double down # 26
823  DIX-E	Dixon, Franklin W	End of the trail # 162
823  DIX-F	Dixon, Franklin W	Feeding frenzy # 20
823  DIX-H	Dixon, Franklin W	Hurricane Joe # 11
823  DIX-H	Dixon, Franklin W	Hazed # 14
823  DIX-H	Dixon, Franklin W	Hardy Boys,  Foreverlost # 36
823  DIX-P	Dixon, Franklin W	Private killer # 32
823  DOY-H	Doyle, Arthur Conan	Hound of baskervilles
823  DOY-H	Doyle, Arthur Conan	Hound of baskervilles
823  GRA-W	Grahame, Kenneth	Wind in the willows
823  HEN-S	Henry, O	Selected stories by O Henry
823  JAY-C	Jayasinh Birjepatil	Chinnery’s hotel
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: The stolen relic
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: En Garde
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Dangerous plays
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Action
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Seeing green
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Pit of wipers
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Lights, camera,..
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Secret identity
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Perfect cover
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: The perfect escape
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Model menace
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Model suspect
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Green with envy
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Dress to steal
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Serial sabotage
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Trouble waters
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Close encounters
823  KEE-N	Keene, Carolyn	Nancy Drew: Getting burned
823  KEE-S	Keen, Carolyn	Secret Sabotage: Nancy Drew # 42
823  KIP-R	Kipling, Rudgard	Rewards and fairies
823  KUN-J	Kunal Basu	Japanese wife
823  LAN-T	Lang, Andrew, Ed.	Tales from arabian nights
823  LES-F	Lessing, Doris	Fifth child
823  LON-W	London, Jack	White fang
823  MAD-L	Madhavan, N S	Litanies of Dutch battery
823  MC -J	Mc Donald, Megan	Judy Moody was in a mood
823  MC -J	Mc Donald, Megan	Judy Moody predicts the future
823  MC -J	Mc Donald, Megan	Judy Moody saves the world
823  ORW-A	Orwell, George	Animal farm
823  PAO-I	Paolini, Christopher	Inheritance
823  PAO-I	Paolini, Christopher	Inheritance
823  PER-A	Perrett, Jean	Ash and Tara and the palace of silence
823  RAH-S	Rahul Bhattacharya	Sly company of people who care
823  RAM-D	Raman Pillai, C V	Dharmaraja
823  RAN-S	Rana Dasgupta	Solo
823  RAW-Y	Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan	Yearling
823  REI-I	Reilly, Mathew	Ice station
823  REI-S	Reilly, Mathew	Six sacred stones
823  RIO-P	Riordan, Rick	Percy Jackson and the sea of monsters
823  RIO-P	Riordan, Rick	Percy Jackson and the lightning thief
823  RIO-P	Riordan, Rick	Percy Jackson and the titan’s curse
823  SAG-B	Sagarika Ghose	Blind path
823  SAL-C	Salinger, J D	Catcher in the rye
823  SAN-G	Sankar	Great unknown
823  SAR-T	Saradindu Bandopadhyay	Thungabhadra
823  SHA-H	Shakespeare, Wiilaim	Hamlet
823  SOH-D	Sohan Roy	Dam 999
823  SON-T	Sonja Chandrachood	Truble at the Taj
823  STI-G	Stine, R L	Gosts of fear street
823  STI-G	Stine, R L	Goosebumps: Attack of the aqua apes and nightmre in 3-D: Twicw terrifying tales
823  STO		Story of price and princes from Arabian nights
823  SUB-S	Subhadra Sen Gupta	Secret diary of world’s worst cook
823  SUD-O	Sudha Murthy	Old man and his God
823  SUJ-I	Sujata Sankranti	In the shadow of legends
823  SUK-W	Sukhdev Prasad	World famous supernatural mysteries
823  THO-K	Thomas, Rosie	Kashmir Shawl
823  TOL-T	Tolkien J R R	Tales from the perilous realm
823  VIJ-L	Vijayan, O V	Legends of Khasak
823  VIK-T	Vikas Khatri	Thirty six unsolved mysteries of the world
823  WAL-M	Walker, Alice	Meridian
823  WEB-D	Webster, Jean	Daddy long legs
823  WIG-R	Wiggin, Kate Dauglas	Rebaca of sunnybrook farm
823  WIL-P	Wilde, Oscar	Picture of Dorian Gray
823.01  IRV-R	Irving, Washington	Rip  van wingle: The legend of sleepy hallow and other stories
823.01  KIP-J	Kipling, Rudyard	Just so stories
824  CHA-A	Chandra, Pushkar dinesh	Advanced essays
824  DAT-S	Datason, R P	Selected essays
825  SES-P	Seshadrinath, R	Pearls of wisdom and stirring speeches of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
825  SES-P	Seshadrinath, R	Pearls of wisdom and stirring speeches of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan
8H0.92  TAS-M	Taslima Nasreen	Mujhe ghar le chalo: Autobiography (h)
8H2  TAN-T	Tanvir, Habib	Teen khel (h)
8H3  CHO-J	Chopra, Sudarshan, Tr.	Jurm aur Saza (h)
8H4  KIR-M	Kiran Bedi	Morcha-dar-morcha (h)
8H4  SUS-N	Sushma Dube, ed.	Nibandh sankalan (h)
8H4.08  RAM-N	Ramprakash	Nibandh sanchayan (h)
920  GOF-S	Goffin, R C, Ed.,	Short biographies of Oliver Goldsmith, Queen Victoria, Henry Fielding, Lord Curzon, Charles Dickens, T E Lawrence
920.02  CHA-F	Chakravarty, A	Freedom fighters of India
921  SAW-W	Sawhney, Clifford	World’s greatest seers and philosophers
922.31  ROG-P	Rogerson, Barnaby	Probhet Muhammad: A biography
923.173  SUG-B	Sugathan, R and Monica Khanna	Barack Hussein Obama: The change has come
923.2  GUE-B	Guevara,  Ernesto Che	Bolivian Diary: The untold story of his final campaign
923.254  SHA-M	Sharma, Chandrika Prasad	Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati (h)
925.1  KAN-M	Kanigel, Robert	Man who knew infinity: A life of the genius Ramanujan
926  BIL		Bill Gates: he who reduced the globe into a small town
926  ISA-S	Isaacson, Walter	Steve Jobs
927.8  GEO-M	George, T J  S	MS: A life in music
927.96  AKH-C	Akhtar, Shoib	Controversially yours
954  SAN-I	Sanjeev Bhaskar	India: One man’s personal journey round the subcontinent
H  155.4  AGR-B	Agraval, Eswar Prakash	Bal vikas yevam shaishik kriyayem (h)
H  372  AGR-P	Agraval J C	Prarambhik adyapak karya : bhag 2 (h)
H  4H5  VAR-M	Varma, Shyamji Gokul	Manak vyavaharik Hindi  vyakaran thadha rachana (h)
H  808.068  ARU-S	Aruna Kumar	Sahis ki jinka charitra he (h)
H  808.068  ARY-B	Arya, P K	Bachom ki sarvasreshta kahaniyam (h)
H  808.068  DEV-C	Devsare, Hari Krishna	Chaitanya mahaprabhu (h)
H  808.068  DEV-C	Devsare, Hari Krishna	Chaitanya mahaprabhu (h)
H  808.068  DEV-M	Devsare, Harikrishnan	Meethe-meethe saathi (h)
H  808.068  KAM-C	Kamala Obray	Chalo dekhne Delhi ko (h)
H  808.068  LAL-C	Lalita Bawa	Chatpat bandar aur pencil (h)
H  808.068  MAH-P	Mahendra Yadav	Ped-Podhon ka rahasyamay sansaar (h)
H  808.068  MAJ-K	Majumdar, N N	Kuchh Bharatiya pakshi (h)
H  808.068  MAN-R	Manto, Sahadat Hasan	Rooz ek kahani (h)
H  808.068  MAR-S	Margaret Kid	Shobhana (h)
H  808.068  MRU-M	Mrunalini Srivastav	Master saheb (h)
H  808.068  MRU-M	Mrunalini Srivastav	Master saheb (h)
H  808.068  NOO-N	Noopur Sharma	Nanhi bhavanayem (h)
H  808.068  SAN-S	Sankar	Samajh ka pher (h)
H  808.068  SAR-A	Saran	Aapka munna (h)
H  808.068  SAR-D	Sarojini Prasad	Dadi mam aur archith baba (h)
H  808.068  SAS-B	Sastri, Dharmapal	Bal kathayem (h)
H  808.068  SAU-K	Saurav  Pandeya	Khazana kahaniyon ka (h)
H  808.068  SHA-I	sharma, ramkrishna	Ishwar ki ankhem (h)
H  808.068  SHA-K	Sharma, Gangadatt	Krishna kanhiyya (h)
H  808.068  SHA-M	Shankar	Moorkhon ka swarg (h)
H  808.068  SHI-M	Shivkumar, K	Marta kya na karta (h)
H  808.068  SHY-M	Shyam Dua	Meri priya manoranjak kahaniyam (h)
H  808.068  SRE-S	Sreevastav, Sigaroon	Sahasi Thara (h)
H  808.068  SUB-P	Subhadra Malavi, ed.	Phir kya hua….? (h)
H  808.068  VAR-P	Varma, Shamaji Gokul	Padosi ka dharma (h)
H  808.068  VIM-P	Vimla Mahesh	Prithvi aur jeevan (h)
H  808.068  VIS-H	Vishnu sharma	Hitopadesh (h)
H  8H1  GOR-D	Gorakhpuri, Firaque	Dharti ki karvat (h)
H  8H1.08  BAD-A	Badr, Bashir	Aas : Collection of Ghazals (h)
H  8H2  BIH-S	Bihari, Mridula	Suryas T ke pahle tatha anya natak (h)
H  8H2  MOL-K	Moliere	Kanjoos (h)
H  8H2.08  SAX-H	Saxena, Sarweshwardayal	Hawaalat (h)
H  8H2.08  SRI-C	Srivastava, amitabh	Chukanyange Nahin (h)
H  8H2.08  TAN-A	Tanvir, Habib	Agra Bazar (h)
H  8H3  AAB-D	Aabid Surthi	Dude huye farishathe (h)
H  8H3  GOY-B	Goyal, Vijaya	Badi amma (h)
H  8H3  MAN-S	Manto, Saadat Hasan	San 1919 ki ek baat (h)
H  8H3  MAX-C	Maxim Gorky	Chuni huyi kahaniyam: Bhag 2 (h)
H  8H3  PHA-M	Phanishwar Nath Renu	Maila aanchal (h)
H  8H3  PRE-K	Prem Chand	Kayakalpa (h)
H  8H3  SUB-S	Subhadra Malawi and Sulekha Kumar	Seepiyan (h)
H  8H3.08  MIS-K	Mishra, Ramdarash	Kuchh Yaaden bachpan ki (h)
H  8H3.08  SHA-C	Sharma, Shamim	Chaupal pai tau (h)
H  8H3.08  SHA-C	Sharma, Shamim	Choupaal ke chale (h)
H  8H3.08  SHA-J	Sharma, Sreeram	Jangal ke jeev (h)
H  8H3.08  SUD-N	Sudarsan	Nageene: Chautak kahaniyam ka sangrah (h)
H  8H3.08  TAG-T	Tagore, Rabindranath	Tagore ki sampoorna kahaniyam: bhag 1 (h)
H  8H3.08  YAD-A	Yadav R K, ed.	Aesop ki kathayem (h)
H  8H4  MAN-S	Manto, saadat Hasan	Sareer aur atma (h)
H  8H4.08  JUL-S	Jule Burna	Sunhara sikka (h)
H  8H8  ASH-C	Ashapoorna Devi	Chabeeband sandook (h)
H  8H8  JAI-J	Jain, Kanti Kumar	Jo Kahooga sach kahooga (h)
H  8H8  JUL-A	Jule Burna	Aakas ke ladake (h)
H  8H8  UMA-S	Uma Aasopa	Samskar jeevan ke aadhar (h)
H 808.068  AMI-K	Amit Pandey	Kisne khaye malpuye (h)
H 808.068  CHE-J	Chelapati Rao. M	Jawaharlal Nehru: Kishoron ke liye (h)
H 808.068  IND-K	Indira ananthakrishnan	Kichu kechua (h)
H 808.068  NAD-K	Nadan, Mukesh	Kahavaton kee kahaniyan (h)
H 808.068  REN-C	Renuka Viswanath	Chaatu lucky (h)
H 808.068  VYA-B	Vyadhit Hriday	Bal Mahabharath (h)
H 8H4  SHA-N	sharma, B K, ed.	Nibandh sanchayan (h)
H 923.254  SHA-M	Sharma, Chandrika Prasad	Mahmana Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya  (h)
H 923.254  SHA-N	Sharma, Chandrika Prasad	Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose (h)
R  769.56  SUS-W	sushma Suresh, ed.	Who’s who on Indian stamps
S  8S0  BHA-S	bhandarkar, Ramakrishna Gopal	Second book of Sanskrit; Being a treatise on grammar with exercises
T  660.6  CBS-T.11	CBSE	Text book of Biotechnology, Class XI
T  660.6  CBS-T.12	CBSE	Text book of Biotechnology, Class XII
T 420  CBS-IRev.ed. 5	CBSE	Interact in English: Main Coursebook for English communicative for class IX
T 420.7  CBS-9	CBSC	Interact in English: Literature Reader – A textbook for English Course (Communicative)  Class  IX

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LibGuides: Internet-1

“LibGuides” (Library Guides) are guides which give useful information/tips to students and teachers on various topics based on the Library’s Information and Media Literacy (IML) Curriculum.The Library Media Centre a KV Pattom published the first Library Guide in the series on the topic Internet safety. It contains details on a proposed internet safety Policy, E-mail Security Tips and tips for staying safe on Social Network sites. The students can have copies from the Library.

Click here to download the LibGuide on Internet Safety KV Pattom LibGuide: Internet-1

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Readers of the Month: January 2012

Name of the Student & Class	Naveena Pradeep, XI A
Your First Book and who gifted it ?	The Red Little Sparrow My class teacher, Ms Rosemary
Favourite Books and why ? (Title & Author)	Jackdaws-Ken Follett False impression- Jeffrey Archer Harry Potter series-J K Rowling The style in which the authors have portrayed characters in each of these books and also these books felt so real that could clearly visualize them as I read it.
Most favourite character	Hermione Granger in Harry potter and Felicity Clairet in Jackdaws
Now reading (Title & Author)	TITLE: Agatha Christie,An autobiography AUTHOR- Agatha Christie
Where do you like to read most?	At home.
If you get a chance to meet a writer, who would you prefer to  and why ?	J.K.Rowling. I have always been so surprised the way she finished off all the books giving a mind for no question to readers.
Who motivates you to read ?	My Father
Books you recommend to your friends?	Jackdaws, Shivering Sands, Sands OF Time,The Third Twin, False Impression, A matter of honour ,A Prisoner Of Birth.
Reading makes you	Think. It takes you somewhere more than reality and helps you to have more innovative ideas as its said to think “out of box”. Moreover , it is more expressive as to how people feels and their emotions. All in all reading is EVERYTHING to me.

 

Name of the Student & Class	Bhavapriya Thottakad, XI-A
Your First Book and who gifted it ?	I can’t really remember all that well because it was quite long ago but I think it was The Whispering Rabbit. It was gifted by my Aunt when I was four years old, I think.
Favourite Books and why ? (Title & Author)	I have way too many favourite books!! And remembering all the titles will take a long time but some of them are The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling, My Family and Other Animals and Birds, Beasts and Relatives by Gerald Durrell, All Creatures Great and Small and All Things Wise and Wonderful by James Herriot, The Scarlet Pimpernel by Baroness Emmuska Orczy, The Children of the New Forest by Frederick Marryat etc etc. These are just some of my favourite books! I don’t like to stick to a certain genre. I like dabbling in all kinds of books.
Most favourite character	Luna Lovegood from the Harry Potter series
Now reading (Title & Author)	TITLE:The Picture of Dorian Gray AUTHOR: Oscar Wilde
Where do you like to read most?	Preferably on my bed. Or curled up in a chair. Now that I think about it, I like to read anywhere except in vehicles.
If you get a chance to meet a writer, who would you prefer to and why ?	J.K. Rowling, most definitely. I have read the HP series so many times that I can’t count! These books endear themselves to me because the main protagonist is far from ideal. The characters in the books are not high and mighty and noble. Everyone has a flaw and J.K. Rowling has taken care to portray human emotions, vices and virtues all together. It would be quite an honour to meet her, though I’m not putting down the works of other authors.
Who motivate you to read ?	Nobody, really. I read because I like to read and not because of being motivated or inspired. However I have my parents to thank for, for encouraging the reading habit in me from quite an early age and also for not objecting (most of the times) against me reading during exam times! My mother used to tell me stories from the books she had read during her childhood and teenage years when I was four to five years old. Conventional fairy tales were not part of my childhood, instead I grew up listening to Russian folk tales, Wuthering Heights and many other classics. I have been told that whenever my mother told me the story of Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty, I used to insist on the bad guys and good guys switching roles! I was introduced to The Scarlet Pimpernel by my mother and now it is one of my most favourite books!
Books you recommend to your friends?	I wish I could remember the names of them all. As I’m not sure what the age specifications are, my recommendations are limited. But here are a few:- His Dark Materials series by Philip Pullman(preferably for readers above the age of 13), pretty much all the works of P.G. Wodehouse for e.g. The Girl in Blue, Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister by Gregory Maguire(for a different take on Cinderella from the point of view of the stepsisters. Set in a non-magical universe. For older readers), The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende(it’s a relatively new genre known as Mystical Realism. For older readers), Dogsong by Gary Paulsen, Rosy is My Relative by Gerald Durrell, Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White, Vampire Academy series by Richelle Mead(For older readers), The Bastard of Istanbul and Bonbon Palace by Elif Shafak(for older readers), The Young Samurai series by Chris Bradford, The Chalet School series by Elinor-Brent Dyer, also I would recommend reading up on folk tales and fairy tales of other cultures…they are quite entertaining!! Please experiment with all genres, don’t stick to just one.
Reading makes you…	Reading makes me escape reality and be in a world which I would never be able to visit in real life. I can be in a different world or a different character every time I read a book. While reading, I can go from sitting in a noisy classroom to riding on dragon back. Reading helps me get out of the “the Real World” which I find horrible. I pride myself on having an extreme imagination and at risk of sounding poetic ‘Reading lends my Imagination wings to lift off and fly high’. Imagination is to be cultivated because whenever you are feeling down and ragged on by people, imagining you are a different person and you’re in a different universe, lends you strength. This is the serious reason.   On a more playful note, reading gets me out of pointless conversations that I would rather avoid!!

Name of the Student & Class	Linita Sara Paul , IX A
Your First Book and who gifted it ?	Secret Seven, from my friend Unnikrishnan
Favourite Books and why ? (Title & Author)	Twilight Saga by Stephanie Mayer, Harry Potter Series by J.K.Rowling. B’coz it is filled with mystery and adventure.
Most favourite character	Edward
Now reading (Title & Author)	TITLE:  Harry Potter and The Order of Phoenix AUTHOR-J K Rowling
Where do you like to read most?	Everywhere
If you get a chance to meet a writer, who would you prefer to  and why ?	Stephanie Mayer-Because she is the author of my favourite book Twilight Saga.
Who motivate you to read ?	Grandmother
Books you recommend to your friends?	Twilight Saga, Harry Potter ,Nancy Drew, Wings of Fire etc
Reading makes you	Happy and hopeful. It extends my imagination to its fullness.

Teacher	Mr Mathew Abraham, PGT (Physics)
Books	Childhood favourites: My Experiments with Truth (Mahatma Gandhi) Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle) Other Books: A Brief History of Time (Stephen Hawking) Ignited Minds, Wings of Fire, India 2020 (APJ Abdul Kalam), Tao of Physics (by Fritjof Capra), Blinded by Light (by Paul Davis) Journals: Current Science, Resonance (Available in School Library) Physics World (Online Version), New Scientist, Nature Physics (Hope that these journals will also be made available in the school library soon)
Now reading	The Scientific Edge by Jayant V Narlikar
Why I Read?	Even after the advent of internet and the information revolution, I derive the pleasure of getting informed along with rigorous thinking through reading books, journals and magazines. I always try to update my knowledge with Science Journals rather than books to keep myself up to date with latest developments as the journals give me more current developments than books.
Recommendations	The Tao of Physics (Fritjof Capra) Conceptual Physics (Paul G Hewitt) India 2020, Wings of Fire, Ignited Minds (APJ Abdul Kalam) A Brief History of Time (Stephen Hawking) Count your chickens before they hatch (Arindam Choudhury)
Message to students	Take Reading as a passion. Reading does not require any special time. Our School Library has a vast collection of books. Go to the library whenever you get a chance and read the journals and the books which you find interesting. Reading a lot of books will help you find out your inner call and to realize your vocation. You are naturally attracted to books for which you are here. If some book in our library interests you, read it. But, my humble suggestion is that, don’t just read for the sake of it; think deep and Dream a lot, dream of the future world of your imagination where all the problems are solved. Share your ideas through your articles and blogs. Wish you the best of reading. Let’s grow in knowledge.

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