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21951.

What do you see in the pretty sky?

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We see hundreds of stars in the pretty sky

21952.

Why does the poet say that the dewdrops greet the dawn?

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In the early morning, the moisture in the air, settles on the leaves or plants in the form of water drop known as ‘dewdrops’. As this happens before the sun rises, it seems as if the dewdrops are greeting the dawn.

21953.

सामान्य अवस्था में फेफड़ों में कितनी वायु होती है?

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सामान्य अवस्था में फेफड़ों में लगभग 2.5 लीटर वायु सदैव भरी होती है। फेफड़ों में प्र:श्वसन की अधिकतम अवस्था में लगभग 6 लीटर तक वायु भरी हो सकती है। यह फेफड़ों की कुल सामर्थ्य कहलाती है।

21954.

फेफड़ों की रक्षा करने वाली झिल्ली का नाम क्या है?

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फेफड़े चारों ओर से फुफ्फुसीय आवरण नामक झिल्ली में सुरक्षित रहते हैं।

21955.

श्वसन-क्रिया में रक्त का शुद्धिकरण कौन-सी गैस द्वारा होता है?(क) नाइट्रोजन(ख) हाइड्रोजन(ग) कार्बन डाइऑक्साइड(घ) ऑक्सीजन

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सही विकल्प है (घ) ऑक्सीजन

21956.

ऑक्सीजन द्वारा रक्त का शुद्धिकरण कहाँ होता है?(क) यकृत में(ख) वृक्क में(ग) फेफड़ों में(घ) श्वास प्रणाली में

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सही विकल्प है (ग) फेफड़ों में

21957.

फेफड़ों में अशुद्ध रक्त शुद्धिकरण के लिए किसके द्वारा आता है?

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हृदय से फुफ्फुस धमनी के माध्यम से अशुद्ध रक्त शुद्धिकरण के लिए फेफड़ों में आता है।

21958.

पाचन तन्त्र में सर्वाधिक अवशोषण कहाँ होता है?(क) यकृत में(ख) पित्ताशय में(ग) प्लीहा में(घ) छोटी आँत में

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सही विकल्प है (घ) छोटी आँत में

21959.

How poultry birds are prevented from diseases? Suggest any two.

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(a) By providing proper housing, cleanliness, sanitation and healthy diet. 

(b) Proper vaccination against various infectious diseases.

21960.

Discuss the implications of the following statement:“It is interesting to note that poultry is India’s most efficient converter of low fibre food stuff (which is unfit for human consumption) into highly nutritious animal protein food.”

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This statement is correct. The rotation (daily food requirement) for broilers is protein rich with adequate fat. The level of vitamins A and K is kept high in the poultry feeds.

21961.

Discuss the implications of the following statement:“It is interesting to note that poultry is India’s most efficient converter of low fibre food stuff (which is unfit for human consumption) into highly nutritious animal protein food.”

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Poultry in India is the most efficient converter of low fibre food stuff into highly nutritious animal protein food. In poultry farming, domestic fowls are raised to produce eggs and chicken. For this, the fowls are given animal feeds in the form of roughage, which mainly consists of fibres. Thus, by feeding animals a fibre rich diet, the poultry gives highly nutritious food in the form of eggs and chicken.

21962.

Which method is commonly used for improving cattle breeds and why?

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Cattle farming is commonly used for improving cattle breeds. The purpose of cattle farming is to increase the production of milk and draught labour for agricultural work. Dairy animals (females) are used for obtaining milk and draught animals (males) are engaged in agricultural fields for labour work such as carting, irrigation, tilling, etc. Cross breeding between two good varieties of cattle will produce a new improved variety. For example, the cross between foreign breeds such as Jersey Brown, Swiss (having long lactation periods) and Indian breeds such as Red Sindhi, Sahiwal (having excellent resistance power against diseases) produces a new variety having qualities of both breeds.

21963.

Complete the following sentence by using appropriate reason.According to Jeremy Bentham, the State should not bring any obstruction, in liberty because –(a) State does not give liberty.(b) the individual knows how to protect his own interests.(c) liberty is a hurdle-less situation.

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(b) the individual knows how to protect his own interests.

21964.

Tropic of Capricorn passes through the middle of India.

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Wrong. Tropic of Cancer passes through the middle of India.

21965.

The longitudinal extent of Brazil is less than India.

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Wrong. The longitudinal extent of Brazil is more than India.

21966.

These two countries in South America do not share their border with Brazil? (a) Chile – Ecuador (b) Argentina – Bolivia (c) Columbia – French Guiana (d) Surinam – Uruguay

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Correct option: (a) Chile – Ecuador

21967.

India’s southernmost point is known as ____. (a) Lakshadweep (b) Kanyakumari (c) Indira Point (d) Port Blair

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Correct option: (c) Indira Point

21968.

Both the countries have _______ type of government. (a) Military(b) Republic(c) Communist(d) Presidential

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Correct option: (b) Republic

21969.

Which country is situated to the south of Brazil?

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Uruguay is situated to the south of Brazil.

21970.

Explain the features / characteristics of patriarchal theory.

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The following are the main features of patriarchal theory: 

1. In ancient times, the unit of society was a family. 

2. Base of family was stable marriage relations. 

3. The head of the family was the eldest male. 

4. Hierarchy was carried by males. A female did not have any right of succession. 

5. In patriarchal family, absolute and unlimited rights of the family head were the original source of political governance. 

6. Clans formed from patriarchal families, tribes from clans and then the state was founded by tribes. 

7. Blood relation was the main factor for the unity of family members. 

8. The powers of the head in the family were absolute. 

9. The basis of the development of a state was patriarchal system (father dominated system).

21971.

A continent in which India is located.

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India is located in Asia continent.

21972.

Hemispheres in which India is located.

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Northern and eastern hemispheres.

21973.

What is the defect of patriarchal theory?

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Patriarchal system could not be assumed to be prevalent in the entire world.

21974.

Who is the head of the family as per matriarchal theory?

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As per matriarchal theory, mother is the head of the family

21975.

The country known as the ‘coffee pot’ of the world is _____. (a) Brazil (b) India (c) China (d) Pakistan

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Correct option: (a) Brazil

21976.

Brazil is called the ‘coffee pot of the world’

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(i) Brazil ranks first in the world in the terms of production of coffee. 

(ii) It produces nearly 40% of the total coffee production in the world. 

(iii) It is the largest exporter of coffee. Therefore, Brazil is called the ‘coffee pot of the world’

21977.

The country is known as the ‘coffee pot’ of the world.

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Brazil is the country is known as the ‘coffee pot’ of the world.

21978.

Who is the main supporter of patriarchal principle? (a) Leacock (b) Henriman(c) Gilchrist (d) Hobbes

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(b)  Henriman

21979.

The main supporter of patriarchal principle is: (a) Hegel (b) Henriman (c) Plato (d) Green

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(b)  Henriman

21980.

What is the description in the Shanti Parva of Mahabharata in the context of origin of state?

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In the Shanti Parvas of Mahabharata, there is description of divine principle in respect to origin of state.

21981.

Why did the writer burst into a shout of laughter when he looked at George’s wrathful face ?

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When the writer saw at George’s wrathful face, he guessed that George was envious of the richness of his brother. He was reminded of the story of ‘The Ant and the Grasshopper’. So, he burst into laughter.

21982.

When the poet is thinking about his anger, the picture of a tree comes to his mind. Which word in the first stanza suggests a tree?

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‘grow’ The pronoun, ‘it’ implies that the poet is talking about a tree. The line Till it bore an apple bright;’ supports this answer.

21983.

Mention two points in criticism of patriarchal principle.

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  • Patriarchal system is not found everywhere 
  • It is too simplistic.
21984.

Who are the main supporters of matriarchal principle?

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Main supporters of matriarchal principle are McLinnen, Morgan and Jacques etc.

21985.

Mention any two characteristics of patriarchal principle.

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  • Male was the head of a family 
  • The basis of a family was permanent marriage relations.
21986.

How have different thinkers explained the use of the principle of force? Clarify.

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The basic premise of the principle of force of the origin of the state is that the main reason behind the origin of the state is force. In every state, the powerful persons rule over the weak persons. The history is the testimony and also at present the existence of the states is dependent on force or is force – centric. 

Different thinkers have made use of the principle of force in the following ways:

1. In medieval period, the use of this principle was done by the religious leaders to belittle the state and also brand the church as the best institution. 

2. Individualist used this in order to prevent the intervention of the government in their individual freedom. 

3. Fascists and Nazis also supported and used this principle. 

4. Anarchists and socialistic thinkers also used this principle comprehensively for the freedom of an individual.

21987.

Explain the importance of the principle of force in the context of the state of today.

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Importance of the principle of force in the context of the state of today: 

According to the ‘principle of force’ of the origin of the state, the fundamental basis of the origin of the state is power (force). In the beginning, the use of force was done by the powerful to suppress the weak. The use of force gave rise to an organization, and gradually, the state of political organization developed. In the context of the state in present scenario, the principle of force is very important. 

This is made clear with the help of the following points:

1. This principle described in detail the contribution of the force in the development of the state. 

2. This principle presented the extensive form of force before us. 

3. This principle explained holistically the different forms of economic, military and political power.

21988.

Mention the importance of patriarchal and matriarchal theories.

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Importance of patriarchal and matriarchal theories: 

Despite many criticisms of patriarchal and matriarchal theories (principles), these have their own importance. 

This importance can be presented with the help of the following points:

1. Importance of blood – relation: 

Both these principles – patriarchal and matiarchal explain in a proper way the contribution of blood relation in the development of the state. The evolutionary principle of the origin of the state also accepts that there has been a big importance and contribution of blood-relation in the development of the state. The family was the main unit of cohesion in the society. 

2. Development of the spirit of obedience and discipline: 

Because of patriarchal and matriarchal theories, the importance of spirit of obedience and discipline was established in the state.

21989.

Why was George Ramsay unhappy while taking lunch alone in a restaurant ?

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George Ramsay was unhappy while taking lunch alone in a restaurant because Tom had suddenly become far richer than he. To him it seemed unfair.

21990.

Discuss in pairs answer the following questions, note down the points for each question develop the points into one-paragraph answers.How does the poet use the image of a tree to bring out the destructive effect of suppressed anger?

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1. The speaker waters his suppressed anger with fears and tears. 

2. He ‘suns’ it with smiles and deceitful wiles. 

3. The tree grows both day and night, and bears a bright apple. 

4. When the foe eats the apple, he dies. 

Paragraph: 

The speaker does not tell his friend that he is angry with him. As a result, his anger grows. His growing anger is traced through the growth of a tree. Just as a tree is watered and provided with sunlight for its growth so does the speaker nurture his anger with fears, tears, fake smiles and wicked tricks. The tree of anger bears an apple that shines bright like the apple in the garden of Eden. It attracts the friend and he steals it by night when the speaker was not looking. The result, the apple from the poisonous tree killed the friend. The speaker too dies spiritually for allowing anger to grow and for rejoicing in the death of his friend.

21991.

What happened when the speaker suppressed his anger?

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When the speaker suppressed his anger, it only grew.

21992.

The author or “Tools of Free Monarchies” is: (a) Robert Filmer (b) James-I (c) Louis XIV (d) Morgan

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(b)  James-I

21993.

A Poison Tree” could refer to:(a) the tree of hatred and enmity grew by the seed of suppressed anger (b) the destructive effect of being hypocritical and deceitful (c) the spiritual death of a person for nurturing base passions

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All of the above.

21994.

How agricultural development is linked with dependence of population on agriculture?

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Dependence of people on agriculture helps in good growth and development of economy. As the economy of country develops, dependence on agriculture automatically decreases.

21995.

What is India’s agricultural balance of trade?

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According to 2013-14, balance of trade was surplus by 25 billion dollar.

21996.

Which country has been left behind by India in the field of rice export?

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Correct answer is Thailand

21997.

How much population of our country lives in villages?

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More than two-third.

21998.

What are the main provisions of Food Security Act, passed by Govt of India in year 2013?

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The main provisions of the food security act is to provide 5 kg of grains per kg per month to 75% rural population and to 25% urban population.

21999.

Name the major industries dependent for raft material on agriculture.

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Textile industry, sugar industry, jute industry.

22000.

How much food grains were produced in 1950-51 and how much did it increase to in 2013-14?

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It was 51 million ton in 1950-51, which was 264 million ton in 2013-14.