CLASS 10 WRITING SKILLS WITH HINTS!

 Attempt any one of the two, (A) or (B), in 150 words     1x8=8

 A Imagine you are Vitthal K of class X. Write an article for your school magazine on the topic ‘Achieving Holistic Wellness: The Key to a Happy Life,’ emphasising the role of physical health, mental well-being, and positive lifestyle habits and natural remedies. Explain how these factors contribute to a balanced and fulfilling life, and suggest practical steps for incorporating them into daily routines. You may use your own ideas along with the given cues and your reading of MCB Unit 1: Health and Wellness

(holistic wellness - key aspects - simple habits can improve overall wellness - actionable ways needed to integrate wellness into everyday routines)

OR


B You are Kadambari Rao, class X. Write an article on the topic ‘Space Travel: Accessible Tourism or a Risky Adventure?’ highlighting the potential benefits and challenges of making space travel available to the general public. Discuss whether space tourism should be pursued considering its environmental impact, safety concerns, and accessibility. Conclude with your opinion on whether it is a step forward or a risk not worth taking. You may use your own ideas along with the given cues and your reading of the MCB Unit 3: Science.


 (Potential Benefits - Challenges and Concerns: Environmental impact of frequent rocket launches (carbon emissions, pollution); accessibility opportunities creating inequalities; safety risks - Key Considerations: Should resources be focused on improving conditions on Earth instead? )

HINTS

Q6

Content points: 

 Wellness is a holistic concept that includes physical, mental, and emotional health.  A balanced lifestyle is essential for achieving complete wellness and leading a fulfilling life.  Importance of Key Elements  Physical Health - Regular exercise, nutritious food, and adequate hydration are vital for maintaining the body’s strength and immunity.  Mental Wellness - Practices like mindfulness, meditation, and maintaining a positive outlook reduce stress and enhance emotional health.  Adequate Sleep - Quality sleep helps the body recover, boosts brain function, and strengthens immunity.  Laughter - Known as the best medicine, laughter reduces stress hormones, improves mood, and fosters better relationships.  Nature’s Medicines - Herbal remedies and natural treatments like turmeric, tulsi, and ginger offer safe and effective healing.

  Practical Suggestions  Include daily exercise and a balanced diet in your routine.  Dedicate time for relaxation and activities that bring joy, like spending time with loved ones.  Sleep for 7-8 hours each night to recharge your body and mind.  Use natural remedies wisely, in consultation with experts, for common ailments.

  Conclusion  Complete wellness is not just about physical health but also mental and emotional well-being.  By incorporating small but meaningful changes in daily habits, everyone can lead a healthier, happier, and more balanced life.

OR

Content points:  Space travel has moved from being a domain for astronauts to a potential avenue for public tourism.  The idea of space tourism fascinates many, but it comes with significant challenges and ethical concerns.  Potential Benefits  Unique Experiences - Experiencing zero gravity and viewing Earth from space can inspire awe and a deeper connection to the planet.  Economic Benefits -Creation of new jobs in the space industry, tourism, and associated sectors.  Advances in space technology could lead to innovations benefiting life on Earth.  Challenges and Concerns  Environmental Impact - Rocket launches produce significant carbon emissions, contributing to climate change. Pollution from frequent space travel may harm the atmosphere.  Accessibility Issues - High costs make space tourism available only to the wealthy, increasing societal inequalities.  Safety Risks - Space travel involves potential dangers like accidents, equipment failure, and radiation exposure.  Key Considerations 

 Should humanity invest resources in space tourism when many critical issues like poverty, education, and healthcare on Earth remain unresolved?  Can sustainable practices in space travel be developed to mitigate environmental and ethical concerns?  Conclusion  Space tourism offers exciting possibilities, but its risks and impacts cannot be ignored.  While advancements in space technology are commendable, the focus should first be on solving Earth’s pressing issues.  Until space travel becomes safer, sustainable, and accessible to all, it may remain a risky luxury rather than a step forward for humanity

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