Green Olympiad Preparation Material- Last 10 years Sample papers

 

The GREEN Olympiad is India’s first annual examination on environmental issues for school students. The examination is designed innovatively to test the knowledge of students and also educate and sensitize them in the process. One of its kind in India, the GREEN Olympiad asks questions on air and water pollution, environment-friendly initiatives and practices, land and water resources, forests, wildlife, oceans, socio-economic aspects of natural resources, global climate change, the roles of society to improve our environment. In 2021, green skills will also be included as a theme along with environment and sustainable development issues.

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Green Olympiad Sample Papers-2022

• Sample Paper: Level 1 – Class IV-V
• Sample Paper: Level 2 – Class VI-VIII
• Sample Paper: Level 3 – Class IX-X
• Sample Paper: Level 4 – Class XI-XII
• Sample Paper: GO4Youth

Green Olympiad Sample Papers-2021

• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 4-5  (Level 1)
• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 6-8  (Level 2)
• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 9-10 (Level 3)

Green Olympiad Sample Papers-2019

• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 4-5 (Level 1)
• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 6-8 (Level 2)
• TERI Green Olympiad Sample Papers for Class 9-10 (Level 3)

Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2018

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Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2014

• Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2014

Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2013

• Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2013

Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2012

• Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2012

Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2011

• Green Olympiad Sample Question Paper 2011

National Books Lovers Day- 09 August 2023 (Practical Tips to Read and Complete the Books) National Books Lovers Day is a great opportunity to celebrate your love of books. It is observed on August 9 every year and celebrates the power that books hold.

 

National Book Lovers Day is celebrated every year on August 9th to honour the love of reading and the importance of books in our lives. This day celebrates the power of books to transport us to new worlds, teach us new things, and connect us with others. 

This day is a fantastic opportunity for bibliophiles to showcase their love for books in a variety of ways and encourage others to spend some time away from the screens and indulge in reading books. The history of Book Lovers Day is still unknown but the history of the book is a long and fascinating one. 

On Book Lovers Day, here are 7 tips to read and complete the books that have been long kept on your shelf: 

• Choose books that you are interested in: What are you interested in? Do you like historical fiction, fantasy, mystery, romance, or something else? Choose a book that falls within your interests. This will help you maintain your interest in the book. 

• Set aside time each day to read: It is important to set aside time each day to read, even if it is just for 30 minutes. This will help you make reading a habit and more likely to stick with it. If you only read when you have a lot of free time, you are less likely to read as often. Some people like to read in the morning, while others prefer to read at night. Experiment with different times of day to see when you are most likely to be able to focus on your reading.

• Turn off your phone and other distractions: This is the most important step. Your phone is the biggest distraction when you are trying to read. If you can, put your phone away in another room or turn it off completely. If there are other gadgets in your room then you can turn them off as well to focus on the book you are reading. 
• Set reading goals for yourself: Setting reading goals can help you stay motivated and on track with your reading. You can set goals for the number of books you want to read in a year, the amount of time you want to read each day, or even the types of books you want to read. Setting measurable goals can help you a lot. 
• Join a book club or discussion group: This can be an amazing way to meet other people who love to read. You make new friends and connect with people who share your interests.

In conclusion, National Book Lovers Day is an amazing opportunity to show your love for books and indulge in the habit of reading books. There are many practical tips that you can follow to read and complete more books. By following these tips, you can make reading a more enjoyable and rewarding experience.

QUIT INDIA MOVEMENT DAY- 09 AUGUST 1942- A MAJOR DAY IN INDIA'S INDEPENDENCE STRUGGLE.

 Dear Students All of you must know about the day

Quit India Movement: 10 key points  

 

The day is celebrated by paying tribute to freedom fighters with national integration speeches and  

other events.

The Quit India Movement also known as India August Movement or Bharat  Chodo Andolan was launched at the Bombay session of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) by Mahatma Gandhi on August 8, 1942.

The protest was initiated to demand an end to the British rule in India. Since the    movement was held in August it is also known as August Kranti or August Movement.

The movement was started on August 9, 1942, and since then the day is celebrated as August Kranti Day/Diwas.

The day is celebrated by paying tribute to freedom fighters with national integration speeches and other events.

 

• Mumbai’s Gowalia Tank Maidan also known as August Kranti Maidan is the place where Mahatma Gandhi delivered his speech marking the beginning of the Quit India Movement. Mahatma along with other leaders gathered here on August 8 and 9, 1942. The maidan also houses a monument as a tribute to the historical event.

• In his speech at Mumbai’s Gowalia Tank, Gandhiji called the nation to ‘Do or Die’ in his speech. Within hours of the speech, almost the entire INC was imprisoned without trial.

• Several national leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Abdul Kalam Azad, Jawaharlal Nehru and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel were arrested.

• The Congress was declared an unlawful association, leaders were arrested and its offices all over the country were raided and their funds were frozen.

• The first half of the movement was peaceful with demonstrations and processions. The peaceful protest was carried till Mahatma Gandhi’s release.

• The second half of the movement was violent with raids and setting fire at post offices, government buildings and railway stations. Lord Linlithgow adopted the policy of violence.

• The Viceroy’s Council of Muslims, Communist Party and Americans supported Britishers.

• After the arrest of major leaders, young Aruna Asaf Ali presided over the AICC session. Despite several police warnings and government notices for banning public processions and assemblies, a large crowd gathered at Mumbai’s Gowalia Tank Maidan where Aruna Asaf Ali hoisted the flag.

• The final phase of the movement was marked on September 1942 where mobs getting together and bombings in government places of Mumbai and Madhya Pradesh.

• The British refused to grant immediate independence and stated that it could only be granted after the war ended. Finally, India got independence in 1947.

WORLD TRIBAL DAY (INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WORLD'S INDIGENOUS DAY)- 09 AUGUST 2023