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    Syllabus For Term 2 Assessment Class 10, Science, STEM

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    This syllabus covers 18 chapters for the term 2 science assessment in class 10. It includes topics on electricity, magnetism, sources of energy, classification of elements, carbon and its compounds, ecosystems, food storage and preservation, and creating a more sustainable world. Key concepts covered are Ohm's law, magnetic fields, renewable and non-renewable energy sources, the periodic table, organic chemistry nomenclature, food chains, and reducing human impacts on the environment.

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    Syllabus For Term 2 Assessment Class 10, Science, STEM

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    Syllabus For Term 2 Assessment Class 10, Science, STEM

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    Syllabus for term 2 assessment class 10, Science, STEM

    CHAPTER 10- ELECTRICITY- 


     Making of electric cell using commonly available household material
     Electric Current, Electric Potential, Potential Difference, Flow of Charge
     Ohm’s Law 
     Resistance and factors affecting it - Combination of Resistances (series and parallel) 
     Applications of combination in domestic circuits 
     Power 
     Heating effect of Electric Current

    CHAPTER 11- MAGNETIC EFFECTS OF CURRENT


     Magnetic field and Field lines 
     Oersted’s Experiment 
     Fleming's left hand rule 
     Principle- electric motor
     Fleming's right hand rule. 

    CHAPTER 12- SOURCES OF ENERGY


     Conventional/non-renewable sources of energy (fossil fuels, thermal power plant)
     Alternative sources of energy (bio-gas plant, solar energy, wind energy, hydro energy, nuclear energy and Hydrogen
    as fuel)
     Environmental consequences due to non-judicial uses of energy sources.

    CHAPTER 13- ELEMENTS: CLASSIFICATION AND PERIODICITY


     Understanding elements through classification
     Mendeleev’s Periodic table
     Modern periodic table and periodicity

    CHAPTER 14- CARBON 


     Bonding in Carbon, Versatile nature of carbon
     Saturated and unsaturated compounds
     Nomenclature. of organic compounds
     Chemical properties of carbon compounds 

    CHAPTER 15- HUMAN COEXISTENCE WITH NATURE 


     Eco systems (forests, deserts and grasslands) and its components (abiotic and biotic factors, producers and
    consumers)
     Food chains and food web
     Trophic levels and ecological pyramids
     Flow of energy in ecosystem
     Biological magnification 

    CHAPTER 16- SOME IMPORTANT CARBON COMPOUNDS


     Organic compounds that impact human lives: Alcohols (ethanol), Carboxylic acid (ethanoic acid) & their properties.
     Responsible production and consumption of soaps and detergents.

    CHAPTER 17- FOOD HABITS AND STORAGE


     Healthy & unhealthy food, region wise food habits and importance of geographically available farm products
     Traditional and modern methods of crop storage
     Protecting crops from pests and diseases
     Food preservation and storage
     Food adulteration (dropsy) and associated diseases
     Socio-scientific issues related to food (over production and devaluation of crops)

    CHAPTER 18- MOVING TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE WORLD


     Conservation of forests for our future
     Landfill fires 
     Ways of water harvesting in old times [like bawli] in Delhi 
     Human activities that affect the environment- industrialization, urbanization, microbeads/ (example- microplastics, e-
    waste production, mining activities, CFCs and Ozone)
     Waste management (biodegradable and non-biodegradable wastes, five 'R's

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