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Knitted garment production is concentrated in Tiruppur.

Correct option: d) Incubator

Correct option is (3) Bacteriophages usually have double stranded RNA

(a) For a fire, three things are necessary – heat, oxygen and fuel. Fuel (in a non-gaseous state) does not burn directly. When you apply heat to fuel, it produces a gas. When the oxygen in the air combines with this gas, it burns. Remove one of those things (e.g., add water to eliminate heat or cover with dirt or sand to eliminate oxygen) and the fire will go out. Fires start when a flammable and/or a combustible material, in combination with a sufficient quantity of oxygen gas is exposed to a source of heat that reaches above the flash point for the fuel and is able to sustain a rate of rapid oxidation that produces a chain reaction 

(b) Open Flames 

● Negligence while conducting welding, cutting or grinding. 

● Improper use of candles. 

● Improper handling of flammable or combustible liquids or flammable gases in or nearto- potential ignition sources. 

● Matches and cigarettes that are improperly disposed off or left unattended near combustibles.

SMART GOALS ARE:

S - Specific 

M- Measurable 

A - Achievable 

R - Realistic 

T - Time bound

Achievable: Breaking down big goals into smaller parts will make the goal achievable.

People perform better when they are committed to achieving certain goals. Goal Setting is a process of thinking about your ideal future and for motivating yourself to achieve your goals. By setting well-defined goals you can measure your achievements and take necessary steps to develop additional knowledge, skill and attitude to achieve what you want to achieve in life. Your goals could be related to your career, family, financial, education, attitude, physical abilities, pleasure, public service, social service, etc. Always state your goal as a positive statement and try your best to achieve it. 

Goals can be long-term or short-term. The following steps are important to set a goal: 

1. Simple: A goal should be concrete and specific. 

2. Measurable: Monitor and evaluate so that we know whether we are achieving our goal or not. If it is not going well, maybe we need to alter our goal or our action plan. When we achieve the goal, reward ourselves by doing something we enjoy and congratulate ourselves on a job well done. 

3. Action-based: Use action verbs in our goal statement. 

4. Realistic: A goal should be realistic, which means manageable and achievable. Our motivation may drop if our goal is unrealistic, and we set ourselves up for failure.

 5. Time Limited: A goal can be broken into smaller and more manageable steps. Then it becomes possible to give a timeframe for achieving the goal. If it is a larger goal, list the benefits if we accomplish our goal and list any obstacles to overcome. Come up with a specific action plan and timetable for each step in accomplishing our goal and for overcoming obstacles

S.M.A.R.T. is an acronym for the 5 steps of specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely goals. It’s a simple tool used by businesses to go beyond the realm of fuzzy goal- setting into an actionable plan for results.

Specific: Great goals are well-defined and focused

Measurable: A goal without a measurable outcome is like a sports competition without a scoreboard. Concrete numbers should be put in the goals to know if one is on track.

S:- Specific 

M:-Measurable 

A:-Achievable 

R:- Realistic 

T: Time Bound

Correct option: b) Achievable

Cl, Br, I or halogens are members of group VII A or group - 17 in the periodic table.

(d) Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle

(c) The chemical composition of the reactants is the same before and after the reaction 

Correct option is: A. above the arrow

(c) Aluminium

(a) Palladium, vanadium

Acetic anhydride Formula: C₄H₆O₃

Answer: Seminal fluid.

Pyruvate carboxylase is regulated by Induction, Repression , Allosteric regulation.

Losar:

• Losar Khas or Losar is a village on the right bank of the Spiti River in district Lahaul Spiti in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India.
• Losar Khas is located at 32.4375°N, 77.7506°E on NH-505 Kaza-Gramphoo Road.
• It is situated near the confluence of Losar and Peeno streams.
• Losar Khas village on the right bank of the Spiti River (adjacent to the Indo Chinese border) covers an area of 360 hectares (890 acres).
• It is at an an elevation of 4,090 metres (13,420 ft).
• There are magnificent mountains, stunning rivers, and breathtaking vistas in Losar that can spellbind any tourist with its unparalleled beauty.

Thus, 'Losar' is the name of a village.

• The Losar Gram Panchayat located in Losar is a local government body for the village of Losar Khas and 12 nearby villages in Development Block Spiti.
• The population of Losar Khas as of the 2011 Census was 320 in 65 households.
• Scheduled Tribes comprise about 84% of the population.
• The main religions are Buddhism and Hinduism.
• The main language is Bhoti.

The correct answer is Samhita.

• Vedas are supposed to be the first religious text of Hindu religion. 
• Veda means knowledge.
• There are four Vedas namely,
  • Rig Veda - Oldest and most important Veda, contains the knowledge of chemistry and medical science.
  • Yajur Veda - Only Veda divided into two parts (i.e. Krishna Yajur Veda and Shukla Yajur Veda), contains the knowledge of all sacrificial formula and weapons. 
  • Sam Veda - It is the Origin of Indian classical music.
  • Atharva Veda - It contains the knowledge of Ayurveda, also charms and spells hence it is known as black Veda.
• Every Veda has four parts,
  • Samhita -  collections of Vedic hymns or mantras
  • Brahmana - Explanatory textbook to original Veda
  • Aranayak - Conclusion based on Veda
  • Upanishad - Moral teaching based on Vedas.

• During the early Vedic period there were four types of village assemblies prevailed namely Sabha, Samiti, Vidatha and Gana.
• Bali and Bhaga are the two type of taxes prevailed during Mauryan period.

The correct answer is Shri K. Radha Krishnan.

• The list of Chief Secretaries of Rajasthan with tenure:

• Governor of Rajasthan - Kalraj Mishra.
• CM of Rajasthan - Ashok Gehlot.

y = sin(log 10^x) = sin (x log 10)

\(\frac{dy}{dx}\) = cos(x log 10) \(\frac{dy}{dx}\)(x log 10) (By chain rule)

 = cos (log10^x) log 10

 = log 10 cos(log10^x)

Once a murder was committed in the kingdom of Monaco. The committee was force to look for ways to punish the criminal. Finally the punishment was give to him.

log₁₀20 + log₁₀30 - \(\frac12\) log₁₀36

 = log₁₀(20 x 30) - log 10\(\sqrt{36}\) (\(\because\) log A + log B = log AB & n log A = log Aⁿ)

= log₁₀600 - log₁₀6

= log₁₀\((\frac{600}6)\)(\(\because\) log A - log B = log \(\frac AB\))

 = log₁₀100

 = log₁₀10²

= 2 log₁₀ 10 (\(\because\) log aⁿ = n log a)

 = 2 (\(\because\) log₁₀10 = 1)

(a) In a wood.

(b) The poet was sorry because he could not travel on both roads. He had to choose.

(c) He stood there for a long time and looked down one road as far as he could.

The term 'pan-regional' was used in the sense of the areas of empires spanning diverse regions. The dynasties like Cholas, Khaljis, Tughluqs, and Mughals extended had pan-regional empires. Most of the regions across the subcontinent were left with the legacies of the big and small states that had ruled over them. The emergence of many distinct and shared traditions in governance the economy elite cultures and languages were some of the prominent factors that took place as a result of pan-regional rules.

(a) Stress is a disease of modern times.

(b) Physical, emotional and intellectual stress are the types of stress mentioned in the passage.

(c) Modern technology and facilities have increased workloads and decreased relaxation.

(d) Emotional stress increases when there are disharmony and friction in relationships. 

(e) A strong and healthy body can be developed through proper diet, exercise and pranayama techniques.

(f) Rabindranath Tagore, in a poem, prays to the Lord not to remove all obstacles, but instead, he asks for strength to bear them. 

(g) Lord Krishna rescued Arjuna by giving him emotional strength.

(h) In the passage, ‘T’ stands for traffic.

(i) Uncontrolled.

(j) However long we have to travel, we can only take one step at a time.

Answer: widened

‘A Sunny Morning’ presents the story of Don Gonzalo and Dona Laura, who were ardent lovers in their youth, but were torn apart in life by fate. They are now in their 70s. The very lovers meet as total strangers unexpectedly in a park in Madrid. As the play begins, Dona Laura is seen in the park feeding pigeons with bread crumbs. It is at that point an old man enters with his attendant. The old man is none other than Don Gonzalo, who is seen to be quite irritated as he finds no bench in the park vacant. Quite grudgingly he comes near Laura and shares her bench. Laura gets infuriated as the old man has scared the pigeons she was feeding and calls him ‘an ill-natured man.’ With hr witty remarks she makes him tongue-tied and helpless. But, after a few moments of disagreement, both of them have a pinch of snuff and reconcile with each other.

Gonzalo says that he is from Valencia and to his surprise, Laura reveals that she is from Maricela. Gonzalo is startled by the revelation and he says that he knows a woman named Laura Llorente who lived in a villa there, who was perhaps the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. Both Laura and Gonzalo realize that they were the very same young lovers once. But they pretend not to reveal their identities. Though both of them have changed a lot physically, they still cherish the memories of their adventurous youth.

Though initially, they appear to be cynical, fussy and ill-natured, soon they become friends. When they discover that they were lovers once in their youth, they relive their romantic meetings as before and pretend not to recognize their earlier selves. Like young people, they live in a dream world of their own and are reluctant to come back to the world of reality. They tell atrocious lies to defend their previous actions and exit with a promise to meet the next day.

The authorities in Monaco failed to carry out the death sentence because there was neither a guillotine for cutting heads off, nor an executioner. Though they tried to borrow a machine and an expert from their neighbouring countries France and Italy, they realized that it would cost the kingdom a huge sum of money and the king would be forced to collect nearly two francs more per head on the taxes. Even if they were to get the machine, none of the soldiers in the army was ready to cut off the criminal’s head because they had not been taught how to behead a criminal. Therefore, the authorities gave up the idea of carrying out the death sentence.

Correct option is D) at / on 

Correct option is B) on