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Option : c. salvarsan

a. 1. Through the window I saw my classmates, already in their place. 

2. They were sorry because they had not gone to school more.

b. chirp → ping → grow → watch → heal.

Borges looks upon Dona Leonor, his mother, as an intelligent and a gracious woman.

(i) Identification of DNA with desirable genes.

(ii) Introduction of the identified DNA into the host. 

(iii) Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny.

The correct answer is (a) T_a < T_b

The correct answer is (c) ΔW_a < ΔW_b.

Diamagnetic material

μr = 1 + xm.

T = 25°C P = 104 KPa
RH =VP/SVP
[SVP = 3.2 KPa, RH = 0.6]
VP = 0.6 × 3.2 × 10³ = 1.92 × 10³ ≈ 2 × 10³
When vapours are removed VP reduces to zero
Net pressure inside the room now = 104 × 10³ – 2 × 10³ = 102 × 10³ = 102 KPa

(d) molecular vibrations gradually become effective.

A diamagnetic specimean would move towards the weaker region of the field while paramagnetic specimen would move towards the strongre region. A diamagnetism specimen is repelled by a magnet while a paramagnetic specimen moves towards the magnet the paramagnetic get aligned along B and the diagrammatic perpendicular to the field.

Given M = 2kg 

2t = 4°c 

Sw = 4200J/Kg–k

f₀ = 999.9kg/m³ 

f₄ = 1000kg/m³ 

P = 10⁵Pa.
Net internal energy = dv
dQ = DU + dw => msΔQϕ = dU + P(v₀ – v₄)

=> 33600 = du + 10⁵(m/v₀ - m/v₄) = du + (0.0020002 - 0.002) = du + 10⁵0.0000002
=> 2 × 4200 × 4 = dU + 10⁵(m – m)

=> 33600 = du + 0.02 => du = (33600 - 0.02)J

The correct answer is 

(a) helium (b) argon

m = 5 g, Δt = 25 – 15 = 10°C
C_V = 0.172 cal/g-°CJ = 4.2 J/Cal.
dQ = du + dw
Now, V = 0 (for a rigid body)
So, dw = 0.
So dQ = du.
Q = msdt = 5 × 0.172 × 10 = 8.6 cal = 8.6 × 4.2 = 36.12 Joule.

The poet describes her computer as very intelligent and smart. The computer seems to know a lot of information by heart.

The computer was behaving badly, forgets to save and store anything. A virus has got into it and it became sick.

1. By giving up pride, a man becomes loved by all.

2. By giving up anger, one gets joy and not sorrow.

3. Good conduct alone makes one a real Brahmana.

Correct Answer is : C) Ambala

In search of his brothers, Yudhishthira reached the same pool. When he wanted to drink water, he also heard the same warning. His brothers were lying dead near the pool. But Yudhishthira answered all the questions of Yaksha. Yaksha was pleased by his answers. So he became ready to revive one of his brothers of his choice. Yudhishthira chose Nakula, the son of Madri because he, the son of Kunti was alive. So Kunti was not completely bereaved. In order to keep the scales of justice even, he wanted to revive Madri’s son Nakula. Thus, Yudhishthira’s impartiality pleased the Yaksha most. So Yaksha rewarded him by reviving his all dead brothers.

1. heart 

2. quick 

3. sight 

4. quick

1. Yaksha asked Yudhishthira many questions and Yudhishthira answered all of them.

2. Yes, Yudhishthira answered the questions of Yaksha satisfactorily.

3. Yudhishthira chose Nakula. He was cloud-complexioned, lotus-eyed,broad-chested and long-armed.

4. Yaksha asked Yudhishthira, “Why did you choose Nakula in preference to Bhima who has the strength of sixteen thousand elephants and he is the most dear to you.”

5. Bhima was Yudhishthira’s brother. He had the strength of sixteen thousand elephants.

C) about his family or where he lived

In search of his brothers, Yudhishthira reached the same pool. When he wanted to drink water, he also heard the same warning. His brothers were lying dead near the pool. But Yudhishthira answered all the questions of Yaksha. Yaksha was pleased by his answers. So he became ready to revive one of his brothers of his choice. Yudhishthira chose Nakula, the son of Madri because he, the son of Kunti was alive. So Kunti was not completely bereaved. In order to keep the scales of justice even, he wanted to revive Madri’s son Nakula. Thus, Yudhishthira’s impartiality pleased the Yaksha most. So Yaksha rewarded him by reviving his all dead brothers.

Technology brought us closer and then made us more distance.

The technology is an entrapping blessing in disguise.

It means a lot of information.

3. he wanted to see a possible way of saving his brothers.

The choice that the Yaksha gave to Yudhistira was that one of his dead brothers could then be revived who he wanted to be revived, and he should come back to life.

D) one of his friends, and the best bowler in the class

(a) Personification is used here. The computer is given human traits. It gobbled a worm.

(b) made – me are the alliterated words.

Yaksha was Yama, the God of Death. He had taken the form of Yaksha to see and test Yudhishthira. He asked Yudhishthira many questions. Some of them are given below : 

1. What rescues man in danger? 

2. By the study of which science does man become wise? 

3. What is swifter than the wind? 

4. What is more faded than a dried straw? 

5. What befriends a traveller? 

6. Who is the friend of one who stays at home ? 

7. Who accompanies a man in death? 

8. Which is the biggest vessel ? 

9. What is happiness? 

10. What makes one a real Brahmana ? and so on.

A) was a large imposing woman who wore spectacles

Courage rescues man in danger.

1. Yudhishthira understood within a moment that these were the words of Yaksha.

2. To bring his brothers back to life Yudhishthira became ready to answer the questions of Yaksha.

3. In the company of wise a man gets wisdom. ।

The pool belonged to Yaksha. He told Yudhishthira that his brothers died because they did not heed his words and wanted to drink water before answering the questions.

While travelling in a railway train, some people do not think of the convenience of other people. When some people want to sleep on account of being tired, they began to discuss loudly, the India’s Foreign Policy. Some people began to smoke and don’t think of others.

Yudhishthira was the eldest of five brothers. They all were living in exile. One day they felt overpowering thirst. So they started in search of water. They had to pass through a forest full of bear, deer and wild birds. Ultimately they reached a pool of water. They wanted to drink the water. Atonce a voice without body warned them to answer his questions. Without answering his questions they could not drink water. But they did not pay heed to his words and wanted to drink water. So he killed them and they were lying dead near the pool.

Yudhishthira thought about his brothers that they had been taken away just when their exile was to end. He wondered who could have been powerful enough to kill them.

1. Yudhishthira found his brothers lying dead.

2. Yudhishthira mourned saying, “Was this to be end of all our vows? 

Just when our exile is to end, you have been taken away. Even the Gods have forsaken me in my misfortune.”

3. Yudhishthira wondered to see the mighty limbs of his brothers who could have been powerful enough to kill them.

4. If Yudhishthira has tried to drink from the pool without answering the Yaksha’s questions, he would also have died.

5. The pool belonged to Yaksha.

When Yudhishthira’s brothers did not return, he doubted, “Can they have been subjected to a curse or are they still wandering in search of water. Can they have fainted or died of thirst”.

Cyclists are advised not to ride side by side on the road because this will interfere with the flow of traffic and cause accidents.

While travelling in a railway train, some people do not think of the convenience of other people. When some people want to sleep on account of being tired, they began to discuss loudly, the India’s Foreign Policy. Some people began to smoke and don’t think of others.

Generally, people fail to realise that they are acting without any thought for other people’s convenience, when they put loudspeakers outside their houses.

1. The brothers of Yudhishthira had gone in search of water.

2. Yudhishthira feared either they had fainted or died of thirst.

3. Yudhishthira gave up waiting and started out to look for them.

4. When Yudhishthira saw his brothers lying dead, he could not control his grief. He cried out and wept.

In all parts of India there is a traffic rule that all vehicles should keep to the left and leave right half of the road free for those coming from the opposite direction.

The word ‘Bun’ refers to the squirrel.

Everybody should obey traffic rules to avoid road accidents. If we do not obey traffic rules, accidents may happen sooner or later.