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For economic growth and national security, political stability is required. 

Explanation: 

Political stability is essential for economic growth, as it provides a conducive environment to the potential investors which assure them high returns at lower degree of risk. Besides this, national security also calls for political stability, as frequent changes in power lead to changes in the country’s external policies and international relationships.

The business unit must provide positive work atmosphere that encourages growth of peer relationship and Strong bonding towards company. Based on unit’s size it can provide canteen, transportation, clean and well ventilated environment, etc. to the employees. If possible a business unit should provide air¬conditioning and separate arrangements for female employees.

Company’s managers need to put their personal interest aside and use their skills and experience for providing security to the capital that the share-holders have invested and give them good returns through company’s growth.

Investors invest their money in the business unit believing that the company will work efficiently and deliver good returns. It is the social responsibility of the business to make proper use of investor’s money so that it remains safe and grows. This will also help company to borrow more money from investors in future.

World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD).

Correct option is (D) All

Correct option is (D) None

Correct option is (D) All who are directly/indirectly associated with company

Correct option is (B) World Business Council

Correct option is (C) Flexible approach of management

Correct option is (D) Minimum 3

Correct option is (A) Peter F .Drucker

Correct option is (D) Both B and C

Correct option is (B) Capital security and growth

Business ethics:

• A set of accepted principles and standards that guides how a business should behave and operate is called business ethics.
• Based on discussions, established facts, input from academicians, industry experts, etc. the principles and standards for business facts are established.
• Business ethics define what is right and what is wrong, how individuals of the unit should be treated. For example, standards that say that a unit should bot indulge in fraud, bribery, etc.
• Note that business ethics are quite different from legal regulations. Business ethics cannot be enforced whereas legal regulations can be. If business units follow business ethics whole heartedly and with discipline it is quite possible that there might be no need to enforce the ethics by law. Society also expects that businesses run ethically so that social set-up does not get disturbed.
• Mostly business units violate ethics when they aim at speedy, undue and high profits.
• It has been observed that units who follow business ethics properly survive longer and also achieve good economic returns.

NADP reductase enzyme is located on the stroma side of the membrane.

Inferior goods are those goods whose demand decreases with rise in the income and demand increases with the fall in the income.

1. False. Demand curve slops downward. 

2. True 

3. True

There was no understanding among the fielders. There was a lot of uncertainty and disorganization. When the ball hit by the blacksmith, which had soared high up in the air, began it’s decent, all the fielders began running to get under it to catch it.

They kept looking only at the ball and not at the other fielders running, not one of them appeared to be aware that anyone else existed. All ran together, crashed against each other and fell down.

This confusion was compounded by the contradictory instructions given by Hodge. The fact that all of the players running from their positions to catch one ball add to the humour.

A Sexton is an officer of a church, the Postman a governmental official, the Blacksmith a person makes and repairs things made out of iron by hand and the Baker is someone who makes food by using an oven or another concentrated heat source. These are local people, old and who are cautious and do not take risks.

The writer even pinpoints to a government official who he says don’t take risks. These men behave typical to their profession and do not take risky runs or bowl aggressively; they slowed the match with miss-hits and cautious runs. It was a period of a lull where very little action took place.

(a) The thunderbolt refers to the cricket ball

(b) It struck Boone.

(c) The cricket ball is compared to a red-hot cannon-ball.

(d) A small harmless cricket ball being compared to a dangerous and destructive cannot ball is humorous.

(e) The sounds referred to are the sound of thunderbolt and the sound of a drumstick hitting a drum.

(f) The sound made when a stick hits the drum is very loud. Comparing that to the sound made by the ball hitting Boone’s stomach is very humorous.

The ball landed on the head of the professor and it leapt up into the air a foot or so, hit Boone’s head and trickled slowly down the wicket keeper’s broad back. When it was only a foot from the ground Mr Pollock sprang with a loud roar and grabbed it off the seat of the wicket keeper’s trousers.

Neither of the teams won the match. It ended in a tie.

(a) Napoleon laid a dictum that it was impossible to have too many men upon a battlefield but used to do everything in his power to call up every available man for a battle.

(b) When Mr Hodge saw his fielders getting ready to catch the descending ball, he disagreed with the dictum that it was bad to have too many men in the field.

1. Guru Amar Das Ji replaced the ceremony of Pheras (going around the fire pit in Hindu marriage) with-the ceremony of Lavan in Sikh marriages.
2. Guru Sahib started the ceremony of singing the ‘Anand Bani’ at the time of birth and marriage.
3. Guru Sahib instructed the Sikhs to say the prayers to God and chant the name of God on all the sad occasions or .death ceremonies.

After questioning the prisoner, the judge dismissed the case in the absence of any witnesses.

The strangely cheerful sounds, of one of the soldiers playing the harmonica, was a counterpoint to the ugly, menacing boom in the distance.

Milton, a blind poet, wrote “Paradise Lost”, one of the finest epics in the English language.

The fish periodically teased the boys on the bank by not taking the lines, by nibbling the bait and by jumping within arm’s reach of the boys.

Despite the morning being cool and comfortable, the afternoon was growing sultry.

Joshua, a young soccer enthusiast adores Leo Messi, the World’s greatest player playing for Barcelona.

The Pepsi generation affluent and numerous were catered and pandered to their whims and fancies by the manufactures and the advertisers.

The Pepsi generation, the product of the post-war baby boom, profoundly Changed the lifestyle of America.

The Pepsi generation, the flower children of the sixties, slim, tanned, Levi-clad, rode motorcycles and surfboards while swigging their colas.

It is very easy in our films to tell heroes always doing only good from the villains always doing only bad.

Despite trying to change bait, rods and places, nothing worked for the boys.

Without enough diligence, your son has lost his place as a topper, to even figure in the top ten list.

The conspirators were determined to assassinate Caesar closed in behind him on his entering the Forum with his usual majesty.

His hard work has resulted in his success beyond our expectations.

The villains with masked faces attacked our hero unreasonably with cruel blows.

The naughty boys had not reached home despite the sun having set.

He, unfortunately, forgot to bring the keys of the main gate arid the main door.

Correct option is (b) Staffing

Helen Keller clearly tells the editors and others that they should not feel grieved thinking that she is in the hands of unprincipled persons who pursuade her to adopt unpopular causes and make her the mouthpiece of their propaganda.

She doesn’t want their pity and she would never like to change places with one of those editors. She explains that her sources of information are good and reliable. She has papers and magazines from „ England, France, Germany and Austria. She reads those papers and forms and has her own opinion.

According to Helen Keller, the workers toil and live and die for other people’s country, other people’s continents, other people’s liberties and other people’s happiness. They have no liberties of their own, still they sacrifice everything of their lives. In this way, they are the most unselfish of
the children of men.

Mrs. Edith Frank was a good lady. She had two daughters, Margot and Anne. She always wanted to inculcate good moral values and disciplined behaviour in her daughters. But sometimes her attitude towards Anne seemed to be immature. She didn’t have an insight into the mind of a growing teenager. Most of the times she used to scold Anne on petty issues and praised Margot in front of her which made Anne feel jealous. Anne always felt uncomfortable in her presence and regarded her as an imperfect mother. She longed for a mother who would understand her and love her as all other mothers do. Mrs. Frank was never seen participating much in the squabbles during their stay in the secret annexe. She didn’t like the selfish attitudes of Mrs. van Daan and Mr. Alfred Dussel and even criticized them for being selfish. The tension in the annexe used to give her a headache. It caused her a lot of stress.

Anne’s father, Otto was a practical and kind man. He was born on May 12, 1889, into a wealthy Frankfurt family. He was a loving and caring father whom everyone respected. He worked in a Dutch company until the family was forced to go into hiding in 1942. The moment he received a call-up notice, he started making preparations to go into hiding after discussing it with a few people. He always planned well before jumping into a situation. Shifting to the secret annexe is a good example of his planning ability. He took a quick decision and promptly followed it. Before leaving, he even left a note for his landlord to take good care of their cat, Moortje, which they were leaving behind. Like any other father, he loved his daughters very much and wanted to give them a good education. He sent Margot to a public school and Anne to a Montessori school in 1934. He somehow managed to get books for his daughters as he wanted them to read and have good knowledge of the world around them. After they were discovered, Otto was the only member of the family who survived the war and lived until 1980 and devoted his life to promote Anne’s diary.

Phatik is a fourteen-year-old boy. He is the ringleader among the boys of his village. He has a fertile mind. He keeps thinking of new mischiefs. His mother is fed up with him. She sends him away to Kolkata with her brother. Now Phatik begins to feel like a fish out of water. He longs to go back to his village home. But he has to wait until the holidays of his life come !

Correct option is: (a) honour

Correct option is: (c) conquered