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Correct answer is (c) Mouse

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Correct answer is (d) Keyboard

Jo, being a child, failed to accept the harsh realities of life. According to her, Roger Skunk was happy with the smell of roses. She didn't want him to smell bad. She was used to stories that ended happily. That was why she insisted that her father should tell the story in which the wizard hit Mommy Skunk back and did not change Roger's smell back.

Zitkala-Sa was terrified by the thought of having her hair cut because in her community shingled hair was worn by unskilled warriors who were captured by the enemy and their hair was cut. Thus, it was a sign of cowardice. She decided that she would not go down without a fight.

Zitkala-Sa was already feeling uncomfortable in her new dress when she entered the dining hall. A small bell was tapped. Thinking that they had to be seated, Zitkala pulled out a chair and sat on it. But t her surprise everybody kept standing. She was getting up when the second bell rang and all were seated. Finally, she could not use the knife and fork for eating and she started crying because of her embarrassment.

The extent to which inherent language features support source code that is readable and understandable and that clearly reflects the underlying logical structure of the program.

To wanted to give another end to the story. She wanted the wizard to take revenge on the mother by slapping her. By changing the end of the story. She wanted assert her view on her father. She also wanted Roger Skuck to smell like roses without the foul smell which is common to Skunks. So that he should be acceptable among his group

(b) C++ भाषा ऑब्जेक्ट ओरिएण्टेड प्रोग्रामिंग की सुविधा देती है।

सही विकल्प है (d) 22.0/7

It displays a message box with character ‘E’ from the fifth (4 + 1) place

सही विकल्प है (b) 2 बाइट

(a) इण्ट डाटा टाइप का आकार 2 बाइट है, जिसकी रेंज (परास)- 32768 से 32767 होती है।

clrscr ( ) फंक्शन का प्रयोग पहले आउटपुटों को क्लीयर करने के लिए किया जाता है।

सही उत्तर है cout<<sum;

जिन ऑपरेटर्स का प्रयोग दो विभिन्न संख्याओं या एक्सप्रेशन की तुलना करने के लिए किया जाता है, रिलेशनल ऑपरेटर्स कहलाते हैं।

वे फाइलें जिनमें लाइब्रेरी फंक्शन्स संकलित होते हैं, हैडर फाइल कहलाती हैं। C++ में, अनेक हैडर फाइल्स होती हैं, जो अलग-अलग फंक्शन्स को सम्मिलित करती हैं।
जैसे <iostream.h> हैडर फाइल cin और cout के लिए तथा <atdio.h> हैडर फाइल gets ( ), puts ( ), getchar ( ) और putchar ( ) फंक्शन्स के लिए होती हैं।

ऐसी एक्सप्रेशन जो एड्रेस का मान स्टोर और उसे प्रस्तुत करती है, पॉइण्टर एक्सप्रेशन कहलाती है।

प्रोग्राम में प्रयुक्त होने वाली सबसे छोटी इकाई को टोकन कहते हैं। टोकन प्रोग्राम की अविभाज्य इकाई है। अनेक टोकन की क्रमबद्ध श्रृंखला से स्टेटमेण्ट बनते हैं। C++ में प्रयुक्त टोकन निम्न प्रकार हैं।

⦁    की-वर्ड
⦁    आइडेण्टीफायर
⦁    कॉन्स्टेण्ट
⦁    ऑपरेटर्स
⦁    स्टिंग

पॉस्टफिक्स ऑपरेटर

C++ में लॉजिकल ऑपरेटर्स निम्न हैं।

⦁    लॉजिकल एण्ड (AND)
⦁    लॉजिकल और (OR)
⦁    लॉजिकल नॉट (NOT)

कम्प्यूटर में दिए जाने वाले इनपुट को डाटा कहते हैं। प्रत्येक प्रोग्राम किसी डाटा पर किसी विशेष क्रम में क्रियाएँ करता है और ये डाटा एक टाइप पर निर्भर करते हैं, जिन्हें डाटा टाइप कहते हैं।

उदाहरण

इण्टीजर डाटा टाइप जैसे – 453, 75 आदि
करैक्टर डाटा टाइप जैसे – ‘M’, ‘+’ आदि।
फ्लोट डाटा टाइप जैसे – 154.02, 145.44 आदि

Mera Bharat Mahan. Vande Mataram !

The Tiger King actually did not shoot the hundredth tiger. The tiger being a weak one, fainted from the shock of a bullet whizzing past him and the ignorant king celebrated his achievement. Later, when the hunters took a closer look at the tiger, it woke up as if from a deep slumber.

The Tiger King met his end through the wooden tiger, which he had bought as a gift for his son on his third birthday. While he was playing with his son, a splinter of the poorly made toy tiger pricked the king’s hand. The infection turned into a sore, which spread all over his arm. In spite of the best surgeons, the king’s life could not be saved. 

The irony is in the fact that in spite of killing nearly all the tigers in the area, he had to face his death by a toy tiger.

सही विकल्प है (a) stdio.h

Once a high ranking British officer visited Pratibandapuram. As he was fond of hunting tigers, he expressed his wish of tiger hunting to the king but the king refused permission. Then the British officer quested that he only wanted to be photographed holding gun and standing over the dead body of the tiger; the Maharaja could kill the tiger. However, the Maharaja denied him this permission also, fearing that it would lead to further similar requests from other officers. 

As the Maharaja did not want to upset the British officer and risk losing his kingdom, he sent a fifty diamond rings to the wife of the officer. The lady kept all the rings and sent him a note of thanks. In this way, the king managed to save his kingdom.

Once, a high-ranking British officer visited Pratibandapuram. He was very fond of hunting tigers and being photographed with them. However, the Maharaja refused to give him permission to hunt tigers because he feared that other British officers too would turn up with the same request. It was because of his refusal that the Maharaja stood in danger of losing his kingdom.

To retain his kingdom, the Maharaja asked a famous British company of jewellers to send samples of fifty expensive diamond rings to the Duraisani (officer’s wife) worth three lakh rupees. Though he lost three lakh rupees, he managed to retain his kingdom.

When the Maharaja thought that he had killed the hundredth tiger, his joy knew no bounds. The elated king returned to his capital and ordered his staff to bring the dead tiger in a grand procession. The tiger was buried and a tomb was erected over it.

When a high-ranking British Officer who visited Pratibandapuram expressed his desire to go on a tiger hunting mission, he was refused permission to do so by the tiger king. It was at that time that the tiger king stood in danger of losing his throne. But he was well aware of the consequences of refusal to the British Officer for tiger hunting so he and his dewan had deliberations on this issue. As a result, they decided to send samples of fifty expensive diamond rings from a Calcutta –based jeweller to the British Officer’s wife. The king and his minister expected the officer’s wife to choose one or two and send the rest back. She kept all and sent her thanks to the king. The rings cost the king three lakh rupees but he was happy that in the bargain, he was able to avert the danger and retain his kingdom.

It happened when a high-ranking British officer visited Pratibandapuram. He was very fond of hunting tiger and being photographed with the ones he had shot. However, he was refused by the Maharaja for hunting and well as being clicked with the killed tiger.

The astrologer has predicted that no harm would come to the Tiger King till he killed ninety-nine tigers. He had to be worried of the hundredth tiger. This statement of the astrologer forced the king to go on a killing spree. Tiger killing was banned in the state and the king even married in a bid to kill the hundredth tiger. However, in spite of all his efforts to avert the danger, the Tiger King was killed by the hundredth tiger, which was a crude wooden toy bought for the prince. The wooden tiger killed the king merely by a sliver of wood that pierced his right hand. The wound developed an infection and soon it spread all over the arm. The best surgeons failed to save the King and thus the astrologer's prediction about the death of the Tiger King proved the correct.

(a) Rishabha

The Tiger King spent a significant time and made numerous effect to fulfil his target of killing a hundred tiger. He stayed in the forest for many days. He fired many of his officers for not getting him tigers to kill.

The Tiger King even married a girl from another kingdom which had a large tiger population when the tiger population become extinct in his own kingdom. The Tiger King also banned tiger hunting in his state, and did not permit a high-ranking British officer who visited Pratibandapuram to shot tigers. The King feared that other British officers would turn up for similar expeditions. Later, he realised the danger to his throne and had to spend a sum of three lakh rupees to impress the British officer's wife and discourage him from killing tigers. All these efforts were made to fulfil his target of killing a hundred tigers.

The poet describe Aunt Jennifer's tigers as 'bright topaz denizens' of the forest. They are fearless. They pace in 'sleek' chivalry. The symbolise pace, power and strength. They provide a sharp contrast to the weak and old lady who created them.

(a) Aunt Jennifer's hands are 'terrified' as they still bear the cruel burdens of not so happy wedded life.

(b) Aunt Jennifer didn't seem to have led a pleasant married life. The hard and bitter experiences of her married life lie heavy on her.

(c) Aunt Jennifer's tigers provide a striking contrast. The old lady is weak and can't even move her terrified 'fingers'. On the other hand, her tigers symbolise strength, power and speed.

(d) The tigers will continue running unafraid in 'sleek' chivalry.

(e) Aunt Jennifer’ represents here the women all over the world.

(f) She is ‘ringed with ordeals’ because she is trapped in a failed marriage and is not able to get out of the clutches of her burdensome husband.

Aunt Jennifer is haunted and surrounded by the ordeals of her married life. The old memories of her married life don't give her any solace or happiness. On the other hand, her 'terrified hands' only 'ringed' with ordeals that were given by her unhappy married life. The unbearable and 'massive weight of Uncle's wedding band' made her fingers tremble and shake.

24 Tirthankaras were there in Jainism

(b) Saranath

(i) Suffering from myopia; using spectacles having concave lenses of appropriate focal length.

(ii) Concave lenses.

(iii) Teacher is concerned and knowledgeable (anyone) Sudhir is helpful as well as concerned.

The tigers Aunt Jennifer has created will not die when she is dead. They will survive her. They will go on prancing, proud and afraid. Aunt Jennifer will die but her creations will survive. Art always survives death.

The word ‘denizens’ and ‘chivalric’ evoke the mental image of majestic tigers who are the residents of the world of green. They are unafraid, proud, certain and show chivalryconduct themselves in a manly fashion.

(c) Pataliputra

Left to right

1. ACTION 

2. DHAMMA 

3. NALANDA 

4. GAYA 

5. AHIMSA

Right to left

6. MAYA

7. KARMA

Top to bottom

1. NEPAL 

2. CHAITYA 

3. NIRVANA 

4. AGAMA

(b) Kundhagrama

D) The far point of his eyes has come closer to him

Correct option is  A) myopia

B) hypermetropia