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Question
Do you have a timetable at school?
How many periods are there for the following subjects and activities in one week?
| English ___, | Hindi ___, | Maths ___, | Science ___, |
| Social Studies ____, | Games ___, | Art ___, | Craft ____, |
| Music ____, | Dance _____, | Any other activity? ____ |
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Solution
| English 5, | Hindi 5, | Maths 5, | Science 3, |
| Social Studies 3, | Games 2, | Art 1, | Craft 1, |
| Music 1, | Dance 1, | Any other activity? 0, |
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