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Seed is pulse

Dear is a herbivorous animal.

1. B. dressing table.

2. C. Doctor

3. C. make his presence felt there.

4. A. combing his hair.

(c) carbohydrates

Living beings get following benefits from food 

1. Energy for various activities of the body. 

2. Food helps in growth and development of body. 

3. Food helps in fighting against the disease.

Cereals and oil (fats).

1. Sugarcane

2. Beetroot

Those animals which eat both, plant as well as animal product are called omnivorous animals. 

For example- Crow, dog, cat.

1. D. All of these three

2. D. Both ‘A’ and ‘B’

3. A. He sat breathless.

4. B. The writer with a snake coiled around his left arm.

Five fruit name -

(i) Mango 

(ii) Blackberry 

(c) Guava 

(iv) Papaya 

(v) Banana.

Fruits which are obtained from plants and consumed even after drying are called dry fruits.

Pulses are obtained from the seeds of the leguminous plants and are used as food. 

They are the main source of protein.

Example – gram, soya bean, pea, kidney bean, lentil, pigeon pea.

We get food ingredients from different parts of plant, for example, from roots, stem, leaves, fruits, flowers, seeds, etc.

Roots -radish, carrot, sweet, potato, beetroot

Stem – sugarcane, potato

Leaves – spinach, fenugreek, cabbage

Beans-sengri, sem

Fruits - mango, guava, orange, apple

Seeds – wheat, rice, moong, peanuts, mustard

Fruit – A fruit is an edible product obtained from plants. Fruits are helpful for our body because they are rich is sugar and nutrients

e.g., mango, banana, apple, grapes, pomegranate, guava, papaya, etc.

Dry fruit – Fruits which are obtained from plants and consumed even after drying are called dry fruits.

Food items obtained from milk are as follow:

1. Curd 

2. Butter 

3. Cheese 

4. Pure Ghee 

5. Butter milk 

6. Cream 

7. Milk cake.

List of some regional foods. 

1. Uttar Pradesh – Naan Sultani, dal, Raita, and Shahi Paneer

2. Madhya Pradesh – Bajre Ki Roti, Kadhi 

3. Kerala – Fish, Rice 

4. Bihar – Dal Rice, Subji, Roti 

5. Jammu Kashmir – Dam aaloo, rogan josh, reesta, waajwaan.

6. Tamilnadu – Perugupuri, dosa, sambhar, idli 

7. Gujarat – Thepla, Poha, Baakri, Khandvi, Dhokla 

8. Maharastra – Puran – poli, Srikhand, Bhelpuri, Vada – Pao.

Classification of animals on the basis of food Material eaten as food.

On the basis of food habits, animals are classified into three categories: 

1. Herbivorous animals – Those animals which eat plants and their parts as food, are known as herbivorous animals e.g., cow, goat, sheep, camel, etc.

2. Carnivorous animals – Those animals which eat flesh of other animals as their food, are called carnivorous animals,

e.g., lion, wolf, leopard, etc.

3. Omnivorous animals – Those animals which eat both plants as well as flesh of other animals are called omnivorous animals

e.g., crow, dog, cat, etc.

The main food products obtained from animals are: 

1. Milk – We get milk from cow, buffalo, goat, sheep, etc. Milk is helpful in the physical growth ofthe body. Curd, buttermilk, ghee, cheese, etc. are prepared from milk.

2. Honey – We get honey from honeybees. It is sweet in taste and has many medicinal values.

3. Eggs – Eggs are obtained from hen. They have calcium and proteins.

4. Meat – Meat is obtained from goat, hen, fish, etc. It is a rich source of protein.

In the process of mechanization workers led to feel alienated from the process of production.

The high mechanization and automation of industrial processes naturally depend on financial resources available.

Trekking Trip to Silent Valley

• Wear canvas shoes for the trip. Slippers and leather shoes will make trekking very hard. 
• Carry enough drinking water with you. Even the bottled water we buy in the shops along the road might not be clean. 
• In the Silent Valley you will nd rare species of animals like the lion-tailed monkeys. Don’t feed them. Always stay together in the group.

(i) Global Economy

(ii) Outsourcing

(iii) Digitalisation

(iv) Capgemini of MIT

(v) Computerisation

(i) Social change means a change in social structure.

(ii) The domestic production system is replaced by a factory system.

(iii) The process of industrialisation was started in Europe.

(iv) Industrialisation leads to urbanisation.

(v) Urbanisation is a process of migration of rural population to urban areas.

(vi) Daniel Lerner coined the term modernisation.

(vii) Urbanism is a way of life.

(b) The principle of force

The place of residence and one’s place of which work drift apart with the passage of time which means spatial segregation

(a)  Bluntschli

• The principle of divine origin 
• The principle of force.

The principle of Divine origin.

The Jews the first supporter of the principle of divine origin. 

Tools of free monarchy.

(d)  Voltaire

By the name ‘Suryaputra’ (Son of Sun god).

(i) True

(ii) False

(iii) False

(iv) True

Incarnation of Vishnu.

(i) Blog

(ii) Social media network

(iii) Non-verbal communication

(iv) Empathy

(i) Business communication

(ii) Internal communication

(iii) External communication

(iv) E-mail

• The exchange of information or ideas in a written form is known as written communication.
• Written communication includes reports, letters, circulars, etc.
• Written communication is the most important and the most effective mode of business communication.
• The words written should convey specific meaning and should not confuse the reader.
• Letters, memos, notices, circulars, reports, minutes are some common types of written communication.

• Business communication is the branch of general communication especially concerned with business activities.
• It is a process through which information, facts, ideas, orders, decisions, etc. are exchanged between the person associated with the business.
• The success of the business enterprise depends largely upon good communication.
• Ineffective communication may cause loss of money and even goodwill of a business.
• Thus, business communication relating to trade, law, management, finance, etc. of a business enterprise is termed as business communication.

Correct option is (c) profit motive

• A report is an organized statement of facts or opinions leading to some conclusion with or without some recommendations.
• It is a systematic presentation of facts on a specific topic.
• Some reports are made as per the Companies Act and some are prepared as per the requirement of the company.
• A report may be prepared by an individual or by a committee.

• Communication through the exchange of letters is known as correspondence.
• A businessman who writes letters in his day-to-day transactions is called business correspondence.
• Business correspondence is a written communication between two parties.
• Business correspondence takes place because the place of production and place of consumption is not the same.

(c) Statutory Corporation

1. Each of all, all for each

2. Joint Stock Company

Correct option is (C) Statutory company