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The answer is: (d) Bessel

(b) 5 second-order stages

(d) Staggered Q's

 correct answer is (D) 3: 1

Correct answer is 72

His aversion to the water began when he was 3 - 4 years old, he went with his father to a beach where the waves knocked him down and overpowered him. This created the phobia in his mind and left him in a state of fear. 

Douglas developed an aversion to water in his early childhood. When he was three or four years old, his father took him to a beach in California. The waves knocked him down and swept over him. He was buried in water. He was frightened and perhaps this was the moment his fear of water took root inside his mind. Further, when Douglas was ten or eleven years old, he decided to learn to swim and went to the YMCA pool. Here an incident took place that finally established his aversion to water as a big fear. One day when Douglas was alone at the pool sitting on the edge and waiting for others to come, a big boy threw him into the deep end of the pool. 

What ffollowed was a nightmarish experience for him. Douglas tried very hard and applied all his knowledge to come to the surface of the water but to no avail. Somehow he was saved. Thus after this fearful incident, his fear of water got implanted in his heart and mind permanently.

Patol Babu was a very dedicated actor. This is evident from the moment Naresh Dutt offered him the role in the lm. Patol Babu was very excited about doing the role in the lm and wanted to deliver his dialogues well. So, he asked his wife to remind him to take ginger juice at night as it is very good for throat. He reached the place of shooting few minutes before the appointed time. Patol Babu was quite upset when he rst saw his dialogue. He even crumbled the piece of paper in which his dialogue was written and threw it into the roadside drain as he was very angry. But when he remembered the stage and some priceless words of advice given Mr. Prakashi, his anger faded. He realised that a true actor could make a mark even with one single syllable. Therefore, he went to the quiet little side street and started rehearsing. He cleared his throat and started enunciating the syllable “Oh” in various ways. He also worked out how he would react physically when the collision would take place. He performed various ways in front of the large glass window of how his body would crouch to express pain and surprise. When he was called for the shooting, Patol Babu wished to keep a news paper open in his hand while the collision happened so that the scene would look more realistic. He was so dedicated to make the scene look perfect that he enquired the makeup man whether his moustache would come off at the time of the collision. Due to such dedication, Patol Babu performed extremely well and received much appreciation. 

Patol Babu was a meticulous man. He rehearsed speaking his one word dialogue repeatedly. He even wanted to rehearse his small role. Then it was on his suggestion that he was given a newspaper so that the scene came off quite realistically.

Douglas was not satisfied with his practice so he decided to go to Lake Wentworth. There he was swimming in the middle of the lake, only once did the terror return, but he finally overcame it, and it did not return again.

The correct answer is  Mian Gulam Nabi Shori.

• Tappa is a form of Indian semi-classical vocal music which was derived from the folk music of Punjab and Sindh.

• Tappa-Tappa is the oldest and most admired form of Pashto folk literature which was originated from the folk songs of the camel riders in Punjab.
• It is one of the most difficult classical forms in Punjab.
• It was believed to be a song of the cameleers of Punjab and Rajasthan.
• Tappa style of singing is attractive to the ears which portray love and partition of any lovers.
• Mian Gulam Nabi Shori-Mian Ghulam Nabi Shori also known as Shori Mian was an Indian composer of Hindustani classical music in the court of  Asaf-Ud-Dowlah, Nawab of Awadh.
• He was born in Multan, Punjab (present day Pakistan).

Douglas as an adult recounts his childhood experience of terror and his ability to conquer his fear which portray that nothing is impossible, when a person wants to set things possible. Determination is the only thing that required to overcome any hurdle in life. He faced this thing practically when a big bully tossed him into the deep end of the YMCA pool. Through training from an instructor finally made him a swimmer.

The experience at the YMCA pool had a deep meaning for Douglas. As he had experienced both the sensation of dying and the terror that the fear of it can produce, he learnt the will to live in great intensity.

When his feet hit the bottom of the pool, Douglas summoned up all his strength and made a great spring upwards thinking he would bob to the surface like a cork. But when nothing like that happened, Douglas tried to yell but no sound came out. Now a great force was pulling him under. He was paralysed under water, stiff and rigid with fear. Then in the midst of the terror came a touch of reason that he should remember to jump when he hit the bottom. As soon as he felt the tiles under him he reached out his toes towards them and jumped again with all his strength. Yet again the jump did not make any difference. The water was still around him. Stark terror took an even deeper hold on him and he shook and trembled with fright. He could not move his arms and legs. He tried to call for help but nothing happened. Finally he ceased all his efforts and decided to relax as blackness swept over his brain.

When Douglas realised that he was sinking he did not lose his wits and thought to make a big jump when his feet touched the bottom, so that he could reach the surface and finally paddle to the edge of the pool.

Propionibacterium sharmanii 

• Since this bacterium produces large amount of carbon dioxide during fermentation, large holes are produced.

1) The poet’s plane was going to crash. 

2) with the help of a parachute 

3) There was a big breeze and so the poet had to land painfully on the sharp pine trees. 

4) When he landed on the pine trees he was wounded and there were bruises on hip body. 

5) Finally he sat down on the ground to rest.

Additional Answer (i)

1) The plane was about to crash. 

2) for gliding down 

3) He landed on the sharp pine trees. 

4) because there was a big breeze 

5) The parachute is in blue colour.

Additiional Answer (ii)

1) ‘I’ here refers to an imaginative boy. 

2) He took his parachute out of his bag and jumped out of the crashing plane. 

3) He took out his parachute thinking that it would help him glide down to ground. 

4) There was a big breeze. Parachute was unable to land on a safe place so he had to land painfully. 

5) At last he found a spot on the land. 

6) He jumped out of the crashing plane and reached to the ground safely with the help of a parachute. 

7) and – land; breeze – trees;

1) He scratched himself to know whether it was real or he was in dream. 

2) The speaker felt like a fool because he had dreamed a nasty adventure, which he actually could not attempt. 

3) The speaker finally wanted to go to school. 

4) The ‘whole thing,’ here means ‘the whole dream of his nasty adventure.’ 

5) ‘fool – school’ are the rhyming words in the stanza.

1) He landed on the sharp pine trees. So he was filled with bruises. 

2) He sat on the ground to take rest. 

3) A thorn poked him. 

4) The line “I had to painfully land on these sharp pine trees.” Suggests us that he was dreaming. 

5) Actually he was in a deep sleep. The thorn that poked him could be a sting of a mosquito. 

6) He slept anxiously. 

7) The word ‘frantically’ means ‘very anxiously’. 

8) Some bugs crept all over his body. 

9) The bugs which crept all over his body tickled his body. 

10) bruises

Four factors that will affect meal planning-

1.Age-Nutritional requirement of different age group is different. 

For example-Children and adolescent need more calories, protein, iron and calcium as compared to old man. 

2. Occassion- Specific dishes are prepared on special occasions.

For Example-Gujiyas on Holi, Ghewar on Teej, etc. 

3.Likes and dislikes- People have their own preferences for particular foods.

Example- Bottle gourd(ghiya) can be given as kofta, kheer, sambhar, etc., 

4.Occupation(activity)-Light(sedentary), moderate and heavy workers have different nutritional needs. 

For example-Labourer needs more calories. 

OR

a) Food groups – It is collection of foods which have similar nutritive value 

b) Two nutrients provided by the following food groups

I. Cereals, Millets and Tubers-

1. Vitamin B complex 

2. Carbohydrates 

II. Milk and its products-

1. Protein 2. Calcium 

III. Nuts and oilseeds Fat-

1. Omega 3 2. Protein

Four advantages of meal planning are-

1.Helps to retain ,enhance nutrients and minimize nutrient loss. 

2.Helps to make food attractive and appetizing. 

3.Helps in saving time, energy and fuel.

4.Helps to plan low cost nutritious meals within the resources.

All equipments such as chimneys, exhausts, ventilators, grills, hoods etc. which collect a lot of fume vapor and catch fire easily should be cleaned regularly. Elevator shafts require constant check and inspection. Cigarette butts can ignite the debris and oils that gather at the bottom of elevator shafts.

Hotel personnel are trained about the fire protection procedure and the types of fire. 

Fire has been classified in 5 categories depending on how they can be extinguished.

Class A Fire: it is the fire of wood paper linen and similar dry material. They are extinguished by cooling and quenching effect of water.

Class B Fire: these includes fire from oil, gasoline, grease and other petroleum product. These fire can be extinguished by blanketing the source of burning substances and eliminating the supply of oxygen.

Class C Fire: these are the fire of pressurized gases. example LPG. Water is not used for this.

Class D Fire; these are the fire of metals. This class of fire does not exists in hotels.

Class E Fire: these are electrical fires. Controlling the sizes of electrical fuses and circuit breaker will often minimize this class of fire.

a) Meal planning saves time and energy-

For example- buying all the required ingredients together from the market if meals are planned 

b) Variety in terms of colour while planning meals-

For example -With kadi, bhindi/karela is served to bring variety in colour

Balanced diet is full of nutrition.

Two reasons for eating balanced diet are-

1. Help to maintain body weight 

2. Provides provision of nutrients to withstand lean period. 

Two food groups missing with its importance-

1. Milk /meat/egg and its productIt provides protein

2.Vegetables and fruitsThey provide vitamins , minerals and fibre

Correct answer is b. Texture 

He is doing field selling. 

The Pre-requisites required for field selling are: 

a). MOBILITY- 

Customer’s information, Timely information, Travelling from one destination to another. 

b). PRIORITIZING BY AREA- 

• To convince, spend time, understand handle objection, Record information of customers 
• Keeping Track of where, when, who they will be with 
• Need for insights into high valued customers in sales territory to visualize and prioritize 

C) TERRITORY MANAGEMENT- 

Routing, planning, and scheduling the way around a territory.

Pre-requisites of field sales personnel

1.) Mobility 

2.) Prioritizing by Area 

3.) Territory Management

a) Clean the containers, hand washing, food preparers to wear latex gloves, wearing aprons.

b) 

• Labels help a consumer in making a wise decision
• You can use the label to compare two similar foods to decide what would be the healthier choice. 
• The list of ingredients is very important in case a person is allergic to some ingredient.

(b) In highly acidic medium the protonation of hydrazine (H₂N = NH₂) decreases its nucleophilic character. Thus, hydrozones of aldehyde and ketones are not prepared in highly acidic medium.

Copper, silver and mercury will not react with dilute HNO₃. They cannot displace hydrogen from the non-metal anion.

Answer (a) 0.25

Answer (a) K₂SO₄

K_b =  ΔT_b when molality of solution is  1

Then the concentration of N₂O₅ (in Mol lit^–1) is  0.8

Van’t Hoff factor for benzoic acid in benzene solution is 0.5

Answer (c) Glass

 π = C. RT statement is false

(C) Swarts reaction