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CLASS VIII (SYLLABUS FOR THE YEAR 2022–2023)

CLASS VIII  (SYLLABUS FOR THE YEAR 2022–2023) 
 
ENGLISH LANGUAGE 
TEXT BOOK –  ICSE APPLIED ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND COMPOSITION (NOVA PUBLICATIONS) FIRST TERM. 
1. Composition – 300 to 350 words [20 Marks] 
(Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative Short Story) 
2. Letter Writing (Informal) [10 Marks] 
➢ Choice of two letters 
3. (a) Notice Writing : Candidates will be given a specific situation and will be required to write the text for a notice based on given directions [5 Marks] (b) E-mail Writing on the same content as the notice [5 marks] 
4. Comprehension [20 Marks] 
(a) Meanings [5 Marks] 
(b) Make Sentences [5 Marks] 
(c) 5 Questions [2x5=10 Marks] 
5. Grammar : [20 Marks] 
(a) Ch. 4 – Adjectives 
(b) Ch. 5 – Comparison of Adjectives 
(c) Ch. 10 – Adverbs 
(d) Ch. 11 – Tenses and their use – I 
(e) Ch. 12 – Tenses and their use – II 
(f) Ch. 13 – Tenses and their use – III 
(g) Ch. 19 – Prepositions 
FINAL TERM. 
1. Composition – 300 to 350 words [20 Marks] 
(Narrative, Descriptive, Argumentative , Short Story, Picture Composition) 
2. Letter Writing (Informal) [10 Marks] 
➢ Choice of two letters  
3. (a) Notice Writing : Candidates will be given a specific situation and will be required to write the text for a notice based on given directions [5 Marks] (b) E-mail Writing on the same content as the notice [5 marks] 
4. Comprehension [20 Marks] 
(a) Meanings [5 Marks] 
(b) Make Sentences [5 Marks] 
(c) 5 Questions [2x5=10 Marks] 
5. Grammar : [20 Marks] 
(a) Ch. 21 -  Conjunctions.  
(b) Ch. 27– Active and Passive Voice. 
(c) Ch. 28 –  Direct and Indirect Speech. 
(d) Ch. 32 – Transformation  of Sentences  - 1  
(e) Ch. 42 –Agreement of the Verb with the Subject.  
➢ Note: There should be no spelling errors in make sentences (Comprehension) and Grammar.  No marks to be awarded. 
 
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ENGLISH LITERATURE/ CLASS VIII 
TEXT BOOKS  
1. TALES FROM SHAKESPEARE BOOK 2 ( MADHUBAN PUBLISHERS)- DRAMA 
2. A MAGIC PLACE – 8( ORIENT BLACK SWAN ) -  PROSE  AND POETRY FIRST TERM  DRAMA: 
1. Julius Caesar 2. Twelfth Night 
POETRY: 
1. Govinda’s Disciple ( Rabindranath Tagore) 
2. The Listeners (Walter De La Mare) 
3. The Road not taken (Robert Frost) PROSE:  
1. Adrift at Sea (Yann Martel) 
2. The Thief (Ruskin Bond) 
3. Superstitions ( author unknown) 
FINAL TERM DRAMA: 
1. A Mid SummerNights  Dream 
2. Macbeth 
POETRY:  
1. O Captain! My Captain (Walt Whitman) 
2. Ozymandias (P.B Shelley) 
3. The Felling Of A Banyan Tree (DilipChitre) 
PROSE 
1. My Lost Dollar – (Stephen Leecock) 
2. The Adventures of the Speckled Band ( Arthur Conan Doyle) 
3. The Wolves of Cernogratz (Saki) 
** First Term syllabus not to be included in Final term FORMAT OF THE QUESTION PAPER (80 Marks) Time Duration: 2 hours Full Mark's: 80 
There will a total of 9 questions covering 3 sections namely, Section A (Drama),  
Section B( Poetry) and Section C (Prose) 
Section A - (Drama) 
3 sets of questions will be set . Each set will be of 16 marks each. (3+3+3+3+4) 
Section B - (Poetry) 
3 sets of questions will be set. Each set will be of 16 marks each. (3+3+3+3+4) 
Section C  (Prose) 
3 sets of questions will be set. Two sets of questions will be of 16 marks each with the break up of marks (3+3+3+3+4) and the last set of questions in Prose will be of 16 marks and the break up of marks for this question will be (4+4+8) 
PLEASE NOTE: 
Attempt 5 questions in all. You must attempt one question from each of the sectionsA, B and C and any two other questions. The intended marks for questions or parts will be  given in brackets. 
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2ND LANGUAGE HINDI TEXT BOOK : SARAS HINDI VYAKARAN FIRST TERM 
 
SECTION – ‘A’ (LANGUAGE)                                                     40 MARKS 
 
1. Essay (250 words)                                                                   15 Marks 
2. Letter (Formal & Informal)  : ( 100 – 120 words )                    7 Marks 
3. Comprehension                                                                        10 Marks  
4. Grammar                                                                                   8 Marks  
a) Adjective, Verb, Tense, Sentences & Voice                 ( Do as directed) 
b) Abstract Nouns                          :                  Page No. 221 to 222 
c) Synonyms                                  :                  Page No. 251 to 253 
d) Opposites                                   :                  Page No. 259 to 261 
e) One word for many                    :                  Page No. 273 to 275 
f) Idioms                                        :                  Page No. 311 to 313 
g) Do as directed 
( Report, Notice & Advertisement only for practice) 
 
SECTION – B (LITERATURE)   40 MARKS 
TEXT BOOK : DIVYA BHARTI BHAG – 8 
 
POEM :-  Chapter 1 : Hum PanchhiUnmuktGaganKe 
       Chapter 4 : Yugavtaar Gandhi 
 
PROSE :- Chapter 2 : EkDevangana Chandra 
                  Chapter 3 : GaonAurShahar 
                  Chapter 4 : Jamunkaped 
                  Chapter 6 : Daksh Ki Diary KeKuchhPanne 
 
FINAL TERM 
SECTION – ‘A’ (LANGUAGE)                                                     40 MARKS 
 
1. Essay (250 words)                                                                   15 Marks 
2. Letter (Formal & Informal)  : ( 100 – 120 words )                    7 Marks 
3. Comprehension                                                                        10 Marks  
 
4. Grammar                                                                                   8 Marks  
 
a) Adjective, Verb, Tense, Sentences & Voice                 ( Do as directed) 
b) Abstract Nouns                          :                  Page No. 223 to 224 
c) Synonyms                                  :                  Page No. 254 to 255 
d) Opposites                                   :                  Page No. 262 to 263 
e) One word for many                    :                  Page No. 276 to 277 
f) Idioms                                        :                  Page No. 314 to 316 
g) Do as directed 
( Report, Diary & advertisement only for practice) 
 
SECTION – B (LITERATURE)   40 MARKS TEXT BOOK : DIVYA BHARTI BHAG – 8 
 
POEM :-  Chapter 8 : Murjhaya Phool 
       Chapter 15 : Sarita Ka Jal  
 
PROSE :- Chapter 7 : Hanshee - Khushee 
                  Chapter 9 : Sarvottam Kalakriti 
                   Chapter 13: Nanha sa Veer 
                  Chapter 14 : Vigyapan Yug 
 
**************************** BENGALI (2nd Language) Class 8 Bengali 2nd language syllabus -2022-2023 
 
Books: 
SahityoMukul(8)By MrinalkantiBasu. 
Bangla VashaAnnwesha By Dr. P.C. Das. 
 
1st Term 
 
Sec. “A”/Lang. 40 Marks. 
 
1.Essay (250words)15 Marks. 
2.Letter Writing.( Informal -150 words) 7 Marks. 
3.Comprehension.10 Marks. 
4.Grammar (4×2=8 Marks). 
a. Bachan- (page 17-26) 
b.One Word.-(page121-122) 
c.Bakyo Princeton(99-110) 
d.Bananshuddho. 
 Section—“B” 
Literature: 40Marks. 
Prose:-  
a.Apur Kalpona. b.Padma Nadir Majhi. c.Poshchimbonger Melai Melai. 
Poem:- 
A. Ramchondrer Bilap.  B. Vorai. C.JibonVikkha. 
 
Final Term 
 
Section- “A”Lang.40Marks. 
 
1) Essay -250 words-15Marks. 2) Letter writing.( Informal .150 Words)7Marks. 
3.Comprehension -10 Marks 4.Grammar-8 Marks. 
a.Bananshuddho. 
b.One Word .121-123. 
c.BakyoPoribortan. 
d.Uposorga&Onusorga. 
e. Sadhu vasha o cholitvasha. 
 
Section “B” Literature (40Marks). 
 
Prose:-a.Biggani Newton. b.Rajdrohir Sondhane. 
c.Arobindo Prosonge. 
Poem:- 
a.JibonVandona. 
b.Banglar Mukh Ami Dekhiachi. 
c.Agami. 
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HISTORY & CIVICS / Class – VIII 
[Textbook:  Together with History & Civics book 8 Rachna Sag, Author - Dharamveer Singh 
FIRST TERM History 
• A Period of Transition 
• The Growth of Nationalism 1 – Revolution 
• Traders to rulers 
• India in the 18th century Civics 
• Main organs of the Indian Government - The Central Legislature 
• Main organs of the Indian Government – The union executive 
FINAL TERM History 
• British Policies and Impacts 
• The great uprising of 1857 
• Social – Religious reforms 
• India’s struggle for freedom Phase – 1 
 
Civics 
• Main organs of the Indian Government – The Legislature 
• The United Nations 
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GEOGRAPHY/CLASS: VIII / Syllabus for the year 2022-2023 Text Book-Frank Middle school Geography   Class: 8 First Term: 
1.Representation of these geographical features through contours.pg 2,3,4 
2.Population dynamics 
3.Migration 
4.Urbanisation(The relevant figures diagrams and interpretation to be done) 
6.Asia the largest continent 
Map of Asia Political and physical given countries and cities to be done. 
Map of Asia the important rivers to be marked 
Map of Asia vegetation to be done 
Important cities: New Delhi , Bangkok , Dhaka , Beijing, Islamabad ,Tehran, Kathmandu, Columbo. 
(Related countries to be marked as well) Final Term: 
5.Natural and man made disasters (including case studies)Only floods in Assam an earthquakes in Nepal 
7.India location political division and physiography (Political and physical map of India to be done) 
Political only cities-Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi , Shrinagar, Chennai Dispur, Mumbai, Allahabad, Chandigarh. 
Physical map page 80 
8.Climate ( relevant maps on winds and rainfall) 
9.Natural vegetation (omit wildlife and conservation)Map included for vegetation 
10. Human resources omit skilled and unskilled human resources and its impact page number 113 and 114 
Distribution of population in India to be done. 
First term 
Physical map of Asia to be done 
Mountains-Urals,Himalayas,karakoram,Pamirknot,kunlunhindukushsulaiman,Tienshan 
Lakes /seas /gulf /and straits-Caspian Sea, Aral Sea, Persian Gulf, Black Sea,  Yellow sea South China Sea, Strait of Malacca, Gulf of Mannar, Gulf of Khambhat, Gulf of Oman Lake Balkhas.  
Plateau- Arabian platea, Deccan plateau Mongolian Plateau, Tibetan Plateau, Iranian Plateau. 
Rivers identify market level 
Tigris , Euphrates, Irrawaddy, Hwang Ho, Mekong, Yang the Liang, Brahmaputra, Ganga,  Amu Darya, Syrdarya,  Amur, Yenisey, Lena, Indus, Ob 
Latitudes- Arctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer,  Equator 
Longitudes 82 1/2 degrees east 
Winds SW and SE monsoon winds 
Natural vegetation as per the text book 
Cities -New Delhi, Dhaka, Bangkok, Beijing Islamabad, Kathmandu, Colombo, Tehran Final Term: 
Physical map of India 
Mountains- Himalayas, Karakoram, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, Satpura Range, Vindhya Range, Aravalli Range 
HiHills-Ngiri Hills, Garo Hills, Khasi Hills, Jaintia Hills 
Plateau-Deccan Plateau, Chhota Nagpur Plateau, Malwa Plateau 
Rivers identify mark and label 
Ganga, Indus, Brahmaputra, Ravi, Beas, Chenab, Sutlej, Jhelum, Tapi, Krishna, Godavari, Kaveri, Mahanadi, Damodar, Yamuna, Son Chambal, Betwa, Gandak, Ghagra, Kosi, Gomti, Narmada. 
Coasts- Konkan, Malabar Coromandel. 
Desert -Thar 
Islands- Andaman and Nicobar, Lakshwadeep 
Cities - 
Kolkata, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Srinagar, Chennai, Dispur, Mumbai, Allahabad, Chandigarh 
Winds- SW monsoon, NE monsoon, western disturbances, SE monsoon Vegetation map needs to be done as per the book. 
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MATHEMATICS / Class 8 /Syllabus 2022-23 
[Textbook: ICSE: Understanding Mathematics, for Class 8 By: M.L. Agarwal; Arya Publications] Mid Term: 
1. Chapter 5- Playing with Numbers. 
2. Chapter 6- Operation on Sets with Venn Diagrams. 
3. Chapter 7- Percentage and its Applications 
4. Chapter 8- Simple and Compound Interest 
5. Chapter 9- Direct and Inverse Variation 
6. Chapter 10- Algebraic expressions and Identities ( Ex 10.5 excluded). 
7. Chapter 11-Factorisation. 
8. Chapter 13-Understanding Shapes 
Final Term 
1. Chapter 1-Rational Numbers 
2. Chapter 2- Exponents and Powers 
3. Chapter 3- Squares and Square Roots 
4. Chapter 4- Cubes and Cube Roots  
5. Chapter 12- Linear Equations 
6. Chapter 14 Construction of Quadrilaterals - 
7. Chapter 15- Circle  
8. Chapter 16-Symmetry, Reflection and Rotation 
9. Chapter 18- Mensuration 
10. Data Handling 
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PHYSICS / Syllabus for Class 8 1st  Term:  
1) Matter 
2) Physical Quantities and Measurement 3) Force and Pressure 4) Energy.  
 
2nd term: 
5) Light energy 
6) Heat Transfer 7) Sound 
8) Electricity. 
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CLASS 8 CHEMISTRY SYLLABUS : 2022-2023 
FIRST TERM CHAPTERS 
1 CHAPTER  : MATTER  2 CHAPTER : PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGE  3 CHAPTER  : ELEMENTS, COMPOUNDS AND MISTURES   5 CHAPTER  : LANGUAGE OF CHEMISTRY   6 CHAPTER  : CHEMICAL REACTIONS  
 
SECOND TERM CHAPTERS 
4 CHAPTER  : ATOMIC STRUCTURE   7 CHAPTER  : HYDROGEN  8 CHAPTER  : WATER   9 CHAPTER  : CARBON AND IT’S COMPOUND  5 CHAPTER  : LANGUAGE OF CHEMISTRY  
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BIOLOGY/ CLASS – VIII / SYLLABUS FOR THE YEAR 2022-2023 Mid Term 
Ch 1. Transport in Plants 
Ch 2. Reproduction in Plants  
Ch 4. Ecosystem 
Ch 6. Circulatory System  
 
Ch 9. Food Production 
 
 
Final Term 
Ch 3. Reproduction in Humans 
Ch 5. Endocrine System and Adolescence 
Ch 7. Nervous System 
Ch 8. Disease and First Aid 
Ch 6. Circulatory system (Included from First Term ) 
 
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Class 8 Computer Syllabus 2022-23 Textbook: Reboot Book 8 Oxford University Press (2022 Edition) 
 
MID TERM: 
Chapter 1: Operating Systems 
Chapter 2: Spreadsheet - Formulas and Functions in Excel 2013 
Chapter 4: Algorithms and Flowcharts 
Chapter 5: Program Coding with C++ (page 70 – 72 up to C++, 74 – 87 up to Operator 
Precedence Table, 96 – 98) 
JAVA 
• Introduction to Java 
• Object Oriented Programming 
• Keywords 
• Data Types 
• Literals & Variables 
• Classes and Methods in Java 
• Operators 
• Include INPUT of all DataTypes in Java 
• Include Math functions- Math.sqrt(), Math.pow() 
 
 
FINAL TERM:  
Chapter 3: Spreadsheet - Charts 
Chapter 6: App Development 
Chapter 7: Networks 
JAVA 
Counters, Accumulators 
Selection Statements  
• if,if-else, if-else-if ladder (excluded), switch (excluded) 
Logical Operators (&&, ||,!) 
Looping Statements 
• For Loop included, While loop (excluded), Do-while (excluded) First Term Java syllabus to be included. 
 
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