9th Sanskrit NCERT Abhyaswaan Bhav Chapter 9
What is the main characteristic of 'द्वन्द्व-समास' according to the chapter?
Which of the following is an example of सप्तवष्य: समास in the chapter?
What does the teacher ask the student 'गडुरुवर' in the chapter?
What happens when the student 'छात्र' tells the teacher 'अधतुना' in the chapter?
What is the outcome of the student 'सव्वेछात्रा' expressing a specific behavior in the chapter?
प्रदत्तपदानां ठवग्हं ____ तवृतवा समासनाम ठित —
सप्तवष्य: ____
वपतररौ/मातावपतररौ ____
ितडुभडु्यजम ____
खगोतम: ____
– Chapter: द्नद्-समास
Summary: द्नद्-समास refers to compounds where both words carry equal importance. It includes various types like समतपदम् थगः, रामकृष्णः रामः कृष्णः, etc.
– Chapter: प्रदत्तपदछेियु समास
Summary: This chapter covers compound words formed from the combination of two words, emphasizing different relationships and categories.
Students should focus on understanding the concept of compound words and their formation principles as outlined in the chapters द्नद-समास and प्रदत्तपदछेियु समास【4:1†source】【4:2†source】.
Name the different types of compounds involved in Dvandva Samas as per the chapter.
Provide examples of compounds in which the Uttrapada is the focus as per the chapter.
What are the examples of compounds where the Dvandva Samas involves upakarma as per the chapter?
Explain the characteristics of Tatpurusha Samas with examples as provided in the chapter.
In the chapter, provide an example of a dialogue showcasing the method of teaching shown by the teacher and student.
Based on the chapter content in the provided file, here are three DIY activities related to the topics covered:
Saptavasana Challenge:
- Materials Needed: A yoga mat or soft surface.
- Instructions:
- Research the various saptavasanas (seven yoga poses) mentioned in the text.
- Practice each pose carefully to understand and replicate the correct posture.
- Create a challenge for yourself or with family and friends to see who can hold each pose the longest.
- Set a timer, strike each pose, and see who can maintain balance and composure the best.
Vatraloki Craft Project:
- Materials Needed: Colorful papers, scissors, glue, markers.
- Instructions:
- Research the meaning and significance of "Vatraloki" from the chapter.
- Use the colorful papers to create your interpretation of a Vatraloki design.
- Cut out intricate shapes and patterns from the papers and arrange them into a visually appealing collage.
- Add details with markers or other decorative items to enhance the craft.
Samaasa Storytelling:
- Materials Needed: Pen and paper.
- Instructions:
- Choose one of the listed examples of Samaasas from the chapter.
- Write a short story or a dialogue incorporating the Samaasas you have chosen.
- Be creative in how you weave the Samaasas into the narrative.
- Share your story with your family members or friends, explaining the use of Samaasas and their meanings.
These activities aim to engage students in a fun and interactive way while deepening their understanding of the topics discussed in the chapter. Enjoy exploring and creating!
Based on the content of Chapter 9 on "द्नद्-समास (Compound Words)" from the document provided, here are three real-world scenarios that can help students better understand the topic:
1. Grocery Shopping Scenarios:
- Imagine you are at a grocery store and you see different compound words like "क्दमलूफलावन" (क्दं + मलू + फलं) which means a fruit with a hard shell, like a coconut. Try to identify other compound words at the store.
2. Family Relationships Role-play:
- Act out a scenario where you address your family members using compound words like "रामककृष्णरौ" (रामः + कृष्णः) meaning Ram and Krishna. Create sentences using such compound words to show different relationships.
3. School Classroom Exercise:
- In a classroom setting, create compound words with your classmates like "पावणपादः" (पाणी + पादः) meaning foot dipped in water. Form groups and discuss the meanings of each compound word you create.
By engaging in these scenarios, students can have a hands-on experience with forming and understanding compound words, making the learning process interactive and fun. It will help reinforce the concepts taught in the chapter effectively.
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