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‘In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is the king’ – Why did the mountaineer believe thathe could be the king of the country of blind? Why did he give up that desire? |
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Language Study:1) He made hundreds of such drawings.(Add a question tag)2) Maxwell translated Faraday's idea.(Frame a 'wh' type question to get theunderlined part as an answer) |
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(a) Who is referred as per the given timesThe WriterThe Authorc) The Dramatis. "The Poet |
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Answer» I didn't UNDERSTOOD the QUESTION |
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हर ।समझाएं।What do you mean by channel of distribution ? What are their functions indistribution of product ? Explain.कार्यशील पूंजी को प्रभावित करने वाले घटक कौन-कौन से है ? समझाएं।S. |
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Answer» Answer: A distribution channel is a CHAIN of businesses or intermediaries through which a GOOD or service passes until it reaches the final buyer or the end consumer. ... A distribution channel, also known as placement, is part of a company's marketing STRATEGY, which also includes the product, promotion, and price. |
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Justify that Quince was a better director for the play than Bottom in the extract - ‘A MidsummerNight’s Dream’. Draw similarities to our lives from the extract. |
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I haven't written__few days because I wanted first_all_think_ my diaryfill up with preposition and articles |
Answer» Answer:I haven't written in few days because I WANTED FIRST to all the THINK into my DIARY. |
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The name of the festival of holi comes from mythology and is derived from holika,the sister of Which of this demons |
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Answer» HOLIKA was SISTER of HIRANYAKASHYAP |
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0.4As the President, Residents Welfare Association (RWA), Krishna Nagar, write anotice in about 50 words informing the members of the colony about theupcoming medical camp. Provide all the necessary details. (5 marks) |
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Read the conversation given below and complete the paragraph that follows:FatherWhat did you do in the party yesterday ?AtulI danced a lot with my friends.FatherWhat did you give your friend on his birthday ?I gave my friend a book.Father asked Atul (1)Atul replied (2)Then his father asked Atul what had he (3)that he (4) |
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Answer» Answer: 1: what is the NAME of the book? 2: AROUND the world in 80 days. 3: what did your friend THINK of your gift? 4: he SAID he had been wanting this book for a long time and THANKED me for such a thoughtful gift. |
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What is evaporation??Good morning dear Armies Have a bangtastic day ahead dear Borahae ❤️❤️ And btw Thanks @Christy5947 For starting my day with so many thanks Purple You 4ever |
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Answer» Answer: Evaporation is a TYPE of vaporization that OCCURS on the SURFACE of a LIQUID as it changes into the gas PHASE. |
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C. Find words in the passage which mean the following.1. causing admiration due to size, quality or skill2. a period of ten years3. too strong to be defeated4. a firing of all guns from one side of a warship5. rescue (a wrecked or disabled ship or its cargo) from loss at sea6. the part of a ship or boat that floats on the water7. designed for the purpose of causing a fire8. a large bow used before the invention of firearms |
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(c) The phrase "By deed or thought, to hurt the weak” signifies the :the time period where they will cause pain(ii) the positive actions and mental weakness needed(iii) with each action and thought, they will cause problems(iv) with no thought or action will they support oppression(d) The children in the poem are true heroes who want to serve |
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Q.4. Formal Letter[6]A) With the help of the following words given below produce a write up on ‘NSSCamp'1.NSS Camp in Rampur village(2016)2.100 volunteers3.Planting of trees4.cleaning of drains5. Adult literacy classes |
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Answer» ftuhcgfuhbf gfhkkfdhb |
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QIRead the passages and answer the following questions.Holy Thursdayis is a holy thing to see in a rich andFatal land Babes reduc'd to miseryFed with cold and usurious land ? Is that tremblingCan it be a song of joy ? And so manycadre poort It is a land of poverty-And their sum does never shine. And their fields arebleak and bare) 7And their wars are filled with thornsIt is eternal inter there.For where er the sun does shine. And where'er therain does fall Babe can never hunger there. Norpoverty the mind appall.1. What is not holy in a rich and fruitful land ?2. What are the poor children doing?3. How is the country a land of poverty?4. What are the signs of 'eternalwinter"?5. What is the important sign of a prosperous land?6. Give the meaning of the phrase "fruitfulland. 547. Which word is the opposite of generous in the poem ?8. What is happening on "Holy Thursday' which makes the poet say these words |
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Q.1. Tick the correct option.1. Muhammad of GhurinvadedIndia in(a) 1190 - 1191 (b) 1290 - 91 (c) 1390 - 912. lived in a tiny cottage .(a)Hans (b) Hugh the Miller (c)Roughy3.The Miller thought that the donkey was(a)useful (b)useless (c)active4.The centre of curiosity in the post office was(a)the telephone (b) the picture of Zed smith (c)th5.Mayank hid behind hiswhen he saw the dog .(a)grandfather (b)mother (c)grandmother |
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Answer» 1..1190-1191 2..Hans 3..useful 4..the telephone 5..MOTHER |
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Belinda embraced him, Mustard licked him,No one mourned for his pirate victim.Ink and Blink in glee did gyrateAround the dragon that ate the pirate what is the Rhyme scheme |
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Answer» ohk ohk ohk ohk ohk ohkgirls girls wanna party all NIGHT |
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ازرا-)The womandetailedUSWUkeepand detailed instruction alto herher things. Evert (use went form of Instruction)9 ganeInformation as to where to:7. The hermit rose ,striched but his hand forepole.(simple)the hand assinantkeep her thingsetsing |
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Answer» Answer: SCIENCE, any system of knowledge that is CONCERNED with the physical world and its phenomena and that entails unbiased observations and systematic experimentation. In general, a science involves a PURSUIT of knowledge covering general truths or the OPERATIONS of fundamental LAWS. |
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6. Which country's average is more?(A) Country A(B) Country B(C) Both coutnries have equal average (D) Insufficient data |
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Answer» COUNTRY a name the country dude what do u expect us to do |
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•What messages do the pictures symbolize or represent? Support youranswer.•Have you ever encountered situations exemplifying the messages depicted by the pictures shown? Narrate such situations.•These pictures express prejudices and biases.Plsssss |
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Answer» DISCRIMINATION is answer. Mark as BRAINLIEST |
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11. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow : 1x5=5"The young woman was looking deathly pale and very frightened. I felt sorryfor her without saying a word, she felt in her pocket and gave me the ring.'(a) Name the lesson from which the above extract is taken.(b) Who is the young woman?(c) Why is she looking deathly pale ?(d) Why is the speaker feeling sorry for her ?(e) Why did the lady hand the ring over ? |
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Answer» Answer: a) The extract is taken from the story 'The Case of the SHARP- Eyed Jeweller' by Nicolas Bentley.b) The young woman was one of the customer of the Regnier's, who had planned to steal a diamond ring.c) She was looking deadly pale as she GOT CAUGHT stealing the diamond ring.d) The speaker feel sorry for her as he asked a lady to HAND him the stolen ring.e) The lady had no other choice except to hand the ring over.Explanation: mark me brainliest follow ❤️ |
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Exercise :6Date27 03:21Page No. 7wiále a dialogue within 100 words on theneed to ban the useofanimals liketigers and lions as circus attractions:Hists i wild animals decreasing - ill treatmentto animals in Circuses - CriminalGence . laws against suchneed tobe humane to animals.write a dialogues within hundred words on the needs to ban the use of animals like tiger and lion as circle attractions Hills by wild animal discretizing ill-treatment to animals is circus criminal softians laws against such needs to be Yaman to animal |
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Answer» Answer: I. INTRODUCTION In a circus somewhere right now, an endangered tiger is leaping through a ring of fire as circus patrons gasp, and then cheer. Elsewhere, a majestic ELEPHANT, the world’s largest land mammal, is carefully balancing on a tiny pedestal and performing for the crowd. Many have visited circuses and enjoyed animal entertainment without much thought behind the animals’ treatment or the laws regulating them. This article seeks to present the lesser-known side of circuses–the threats this form of amusement poses to many animals and humans involved—and how the law addresses circus animals. Circuses are exhibitions, usually put on by the EXHIBITORS for profit, and viewed by the public for entertainment, which offer amusements and display “[a]n array of clowns, acrobats, daredevils, and animals.” [ 2 ] Not all circuses use animals in their exhibitions, but where circuses do use animals, controversy and concerns abound. [ 3 ] Many threats exist to both the circus-going public and the animals in circuses including: WILD animal escapes; mistreatment; the sale of circus animals to “canned hunt” facilities and other unlawful animal trafficking; and more. Circuses have existed in one form or another since Roman and medieval times. [ 4 ] Since their arrival in the United States, circuses have been governed by federal and state authorities, at the demand of circus-goers and “leisure reformers,” often chiefly concerned with animal issues surrounding the circus. [ 5 ] Despite the enactment of legislation aimed to ensure the welfare of some animals in circuses and elsewhere, federal and state-level legislation often fails to protect circus animals, and sometimes even purposefully excludes them. This paper PROVIDES an in-depth analysis of applicable laws, case precedents and issues concerning animals used in circuses. This paper will first examine the physical mistreatment and oft-neglectful living conditions that circus animals experience. The paper will then highlight the threats that circus animals face when their terms of service are done. The paper then briefly discusses economic threats to circus animals and specific issues regarding the use of primates, elephants and big cats in the circus. Next, the paper addresses risks of using circus animals for circus staff and circus patrons, including animal “activism.” The paper will then discuss federal, U.S. state and international laws governing animals used in circuses. |
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In certain areas in the North-East,women enjoy power,independence and eveninheritance.Select one:TrueFalse |
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Answer» Answer: 4. Which of the FOLLOWING FORMS a pair of equivalent rational NUMBERS? 14 21 -12 18 a) and b) and 35 45 26 39 10. c) -3 -21 and 7 56 -7 -5 d) and 28 20 |
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D. Give the plural form of the words given below.1. horse3. louse4. neck5. hair2. lady7. monkey6. dress8. house9. sheep10. mother-in-law11. close-up12. roof13. wolf14. echo15. hoof16. radio17. dining table 18. child19. tooth20. chiefGive the singular form of the words given below. |
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Answer» Answer: 1 horses Explanation: it horse is there so, it will be converted the last word that is e will convert into es OK I hope you understand than stay HAPPY |
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0. A. I. Read the passage carefully: (1x10=10)1. Swami Vivekananda was a Hindu monk and one of the most celebrated spiritual leaders ofIndia He was more than just a spiritual mind: he was a prolific thinker, great orator andpassionate patriot He carried on the free-thinking philosophy of his guru, RamakrishnaParamhansa forward into anew paradigm. He worked tirelessly towards betterment of thesociety, in servitude of the poor andneedy, dedicating his all for his country. He wasresponsible for the revival of Hindu spiritualism andestablished Hinduism as a reveredreligion on world stage. His message of universal brotherhood and self-awakening remainsrelevant especially in the current backdrop of widespread political turmoil around the world,2. The young monk and his teachings have been an inspiration to many and his words havehecome goals of self-improvement especially for the youth of the country For this veryreason, his birthday, January 12, is celebrated as the National Youth Day in India BornNarendranath Dutta, into an affluent Bengali family in Calcutta, Vivekananda was one of theeight children of Vishwanath Dutta and Bhuvaneshwari Devi. He was born on January 12.1863, on the occasion of Makar Sankranti. Father Vishwanath was a successful attorney withconsiderable influence in society. Narendranath's mother Bhuvaneshwari was a womanendowed with a strong, God-fearing mind who had a great impact on her son3. As a young boy. Narendranath displayed sharp intellect. His mischievous nature belied hisinterest in music, both instrumental as well as vocal. He excelled in his studies as well, first anthe Metropolitan institution, and later at the Presidency College in Calcutta. By the time hegraduated from the college, he had acquired a vast knowledge of different subjects. He wasactive in sports, gymnastics, wrestling and body building. He was an avid reader and read upon almost everything under the sun. He perused the Hindu scriptures like the Bhagvad Gitaand the Upanishads on one hand, while on the other hand he studied western philosophy,history and spirituality by David Hume, Johann Gottlieb Fichte and Herbert Spencer |
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Answer» Answer: subjects. He was active in sports, GYMNASTICS, WRESTLING and body building. He was an avid reader and read up on almost everything under the sun. He perused the Hindu scriptures LIKE the Bhagvad Gita and the UPANISHADS on one hand, while on the other hand he studied western philosophy, history and spirituality by David Hume, Johann Gottlieb FICHTE and Herbert Spencer |
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11. Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow : 1x535The young woman was looking deathly pale and very frightened. I felt sorryfor her without saying a word, she felt in her pocket and gave me the ring.(a) Name the lesson from which the above extract is taken.(b) Who is the young woman?c) Why is she looking deathly pale ?(d) Why is the speaker feeling sorry for her ?e) Why did the lady hand the ring over ? |
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Answer» a) The extract is taken from the story 'The Case of the Sharp- EYED Jeweller' by Nicolas Bentley. b) The young WOMAN was ONE of the customer of the Regnier's, who had planned to STEAL a diamond ring. c) She was looking deadly pale as she got caught stealing the diamond ring. d) The speaker feel sorry for her as he asked a lady to HAND him the stolen ring. e) The lady had no other choice except to hand the ring over. mark me brainliest follow ❤️ |
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FatherWhat did you do in the party yesterday?I danced a lot with my friends.FatherWhat did you give your friend on his birthday ?AtulI gave my friend a book.Father asked Atul (1)Atul replied (2)Then his father asked Atul what had he (3)that he 4Atul replied |
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Answer» 1 father asked atul what he done in the previous day 2 atul replied that he and her FRIEND DANCE a lot 3 then his father asked atul what had he GIFTED to his friend 4 that he replied that he gifted a book to his friend |
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(i) State the role played by the police in the day to day life of man.(ii) Who has the supreme control of law and order situation of the state? How(iii) Briefly describe the importance of laws.19TAM |
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Answer» yes Explanation: |
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By mathematical induction, prove that ( n!)>=2 to the power of n-1 for all integers n>=1 |
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Answer» Answer: 1-2=3 how Explanation: sstxicittxtctdxtxgxrrsugz gxj FFS run ufxugx 4TH cttxugx TX igxigxgitchdrxig check 3rd birthday rzjgxutf txgxictxtxxitxxttxdsdxtstdxtd d |
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Imagine,you heard that your doctor friend escape from a snake's bite. immediately,you rushed to his place talked to him. write a possible conversation between you and the doctor.hintswhat happenedwhenabout the snake entryyour escape |
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Answer» what the QUESTION I don't UNDERSTAND the question SORRY I can't |
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11. Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow:If you think of the jobs robots could never do, you would probably put doctors and teachers atthe top of the list. It's easy to imagine robot cleaners and factory workers, but some jobs needhuman connection and creativity. But are we underestimating what robots can do? In some cases,they already perform better than doctors at diagnosing illness. Also, some patients might feelmore comfortable sharing personal information with a machine than a person. Could there be aplace for robots in education after all?British education expert Anthony Seldon thinks so. And he even has a date for the robot takeoverof the classroom: 2027. He prediets robots will do the main job of transferring information andteachers will be like assistants Intelligent robols will read students' faces, movements and maybeeven brain signals. Then they will adapt the information to each student. It's not a popularopinion and it's unlikely robots will ever have empathy and the ability to really connect withhumans like another human canOne thing is certain,though. A robot teacher is better than no teacher at all. In some parts of theworld, there aren't enough teachers and 9-16 per cent of children under the age of 14 don't go toschool. That problem could be partly solved by robots because they can teach anywhere andwon't get stressed, or tired, or move somewhere for an easier, higher-paid job.Those negative aspects of teaching are something everyone agrees on. Teachers all over theworld are leaving because it is a difficult job and they feel overworked. Perhaps the question isnot 'Will robots replace teachers?' but 'How can robots help teachers?' Office workers can usesoftware to do things like organize and answer emails, arrange meetings and update calendars.Teachers waste a lot of time doing non-teaching work, including more than 11 hours a weekmarking homework, If robots could cut the time teachers spend marking homework and writingreports, teachers would have more time and energy for the parts of the job humans do best,A. State whether the following statements are Truc/ False: 15.Marks)1. Most jobs seem as if they can be done by robots or computers. True False..2. Robots are always better at diagnosing illnesses ihan doctors. True/False3. Many experts agree robots will replace teachers by 2027. True False.4. Robot assistants could help teachers by marking homework and writing reports. True/False...5. Some teachers use robots to reduce their time answering emails and marking homework. True/FalseEstB. Choose the best answer: 15 Marks]1. It's easy to think robots.coma, will replace people even if we don't like the ideaCatalogue |
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Answer» Answer: 1.true 2.true 3.true 4.true 5.true |
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Vi. How should we treat our sisters?vii. What do we get in return for our kindness?9 Chase the correction to complete the following sent |
| Answer» TREAT your SISTER with KINDNESS and she will be KIND to U | |
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Content slides for your presentation can be created. *1 pointSlide sorter viewMaster slideNormal viewSummary slide |
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The beautiful wall paintings of the Ajanta caves (paint) between the 2ndcentury BCE and the 5th century AD. Jain religious drawings on palm-leafpages or cloth (do) between the 11th and 14th centuries AD. The artof illustrating books (bring) to India by the Muslims. Miniature painting(adapt) to local traditions by the Rajputs. The British (bring) Europeanart into the country. Painters like Nandlal Bose and Jamini Roy (create)a new painting style called the Bengal School of Painting. |
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Lola3.pat(C+4) The astrologer refused to accept the challengeThe astrologer gives information of the events happened in the life of the stranger. Write it.Page 1 of 11 |
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Answer» jhghhghhhhgbbghbbhyyyhtyugtyyyyy |
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FatherWhat did you do in the party yesterday ?AtulI danced a lot with my friends.FatherWhat did you give your friend on his birthday ?AtulI gave my friend a book.Father asked Atul (1)Atul replied (2)Then his father asked Atul what had he (3)that he (4)Atul replied |
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Answer» Answer: 1: what is the NAME of the book? 2: Dairy of the wimpy kid 3: what did your friend THINK of your gift? 4: he SAID he had been WANTING this book for a long time and thanked me for such a thoughtful gift. |
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Question No. 27AAACalculate the value of'a' in trend Line where y1265, n = 8, Ex = 0168.13158.1318.13 |
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Answer» i CANT UNDERSTAND your QUESTION |
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You are the Prefect of your school and you have been asked to give a speechin the Morning Assembly on the topic – Tolerance and Compassion are not asign of weakness but of strength'. Taking ideas from the Unit "Tolerance andusing your own ideas, draft a speech in 100-120 words inspiring the studentsto be more tolerant towards one another and learn to appreciate individualdifferences. You are Esheen/Kartik.8 |
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Answer» Answer: Tolerance and Compassion are not a sign of weakness but of strength'. Taking ideas from the Unit "Tolerance and using your own ideas, draft a SPEECH in 100-120 words inspiring the students to be more tolerant towards one another and learn to appreciate individual differences. You are Esheen/Kartik. 8 |
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Imagine you are Samuel. You are puzzled by Swami's behaviour. Write a letterto his father sharing your concern about Swami, |
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Answer» 225, Nagsen colony Aurangabad -431202 27march2021 To, SWAMI Father Aurangabad-431202
SUB: puzzle by your kids Swami's behaviour. Dear, Swami Father I am Samuel and I puzzle by SWAMIS behaviour puzzles implies existense of a problem difficult to solve. So,I sharing you concern about swami hope you understand. Thank you your faithfully Samuel. |
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You are the Prefect of your school and you have been asked to give a speechin the Morning Assembly on the topic - "Tolerance and Compassion are not asign of weakness but of strength'. Taking ideas from the Unit "Tolerance' andusing your own ideas, draft a speech in 100-120 words inspiring the studentsto be more tolerant towards one another and learn to appreciate individualdifferences. You are Esheen/Kartik.8 |
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Join the following sentences using conjunctions, except ‘and’, ‘or’ and ‘but’:(i) We buy and sell properties here. We have a good business.(ii) Let Ramesh and Ali do this work together. They are friends.(iii) Visa and Master Cards are accepted here. Cash is not accepted.(iv) All cash transactions are closed by 4 p.m. here. The cashier leaves by 4.30 p.m. |
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Answer» Answer: In an effort to win them over, the VICEROY, Lord IRWIN, announced in October 1929, a vague offer of 'dominion STATUS' for INDIA in an unspecified future and a round table CONFERENCE to discuss a future constitution. This did not satisfy the Congress leaders. |
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Nis file comfortable.7.Read the conversation given below and complete the paragraph that follows:FatherWhat did you do in the party yesterday ?I danced a lot with my friends.FatherWhat did you give your friend on his birthday ?Atul:I gave my friend a book.Father asked Atul (1)Atul replied (2)Then his father asked Atul what had he (3)Atul repliedthat he 14) |
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Answer» Answer: the conversation GIVEN below and complete the paragraph that follows: Father What did you do in the party yesterday ? I DANCED a lot with my friends. Father What did you give your friend on his birthday ? Atul : I gave my friend a book. Father asked Atul (1) Atul REPLIED (2) Then his father asked Atul what had he (3) |
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III. Answer the following questions:1. When does the moon beam come?The moonbeam comes deep in the night.2. What does the moonbeam see after climbing over your bed?After climbing over our bed the moonbeam sees if sleep has closed our eyes3. What is clasped within the moon beans hand?A Pinch of gold and some fairy sand is clasped within the moonbears handAccording to the poet where does the moon beam take you?According to the poet the moon beam takes us to the land of DreamsHow does the moon beam come?The moon beam comes tiptoe on gentle feet.Lesson - 6 Birhall |
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Answer» Answer: 2.it' is REFERRED to the MOONLIGHT beam that comes from the windows towards the person that is sleeping on the bed. if the person has not slept YET, the moonlight beam climbs on the person's feet and SHINES on his/her eyes. 2. The moonbeam flies and comes over the top of the person to SEE if he/she is slept or not |
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OR10Explain the principle of sports training in detailsखेळ प्रशिक्षण सिद्धांत सविस्तर स्पष्ट करा |
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Answer» The principles of SPECIFICITY, PROGRESSION, overload, adaptation, and reversibility are why practicing frequently and consistently are so important if you want to improve your performance. ... APPLY these principles to your TRAINING to get a better understanding of your body and how to achieve success. |
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Kalakshetra is a cultural academy dedicated to (a)__________________ especially Bharathanatyam. The academy (b) ___________________ Arundale and under her guidance the institution achieved (c) ________ for its unique style and perfection. In 1993 (d) ___________________recognized the Kalakshetra foundation as an institution of national importance. (a) i. preserving Indian art ii. preservation in Indian art iii. preserves Indian art iv. preserve Indian art.(b) i. is being founded in 1936 by ii. was founded in 1936 by iii. has been founded in 1936 by iv. founded in 1936 by(c) i. internationally recognized ii. internationally recognition iii. international recognition iv. international recognized(d) i. an Act of the Indian Parliament ii. an Act by Indian Parliament iii. an Act in Indian Parliament iv. an Act by the Indian Parliament |
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Answer» (a) (i) preserving Indian art (B) (ii) was founded in 1936 by (c) (III) international recognition (d) (i) an Act of the Indian PARLIAMENT |
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3. Imagine you are the narrator of the story The Undeserved Reward'. Write adiary entry after Baldev visits you with request of getting his son acquitted. 8 |
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Answer» Answer: the narrator of the story The Undeserved REWARD'. Write a diary ENTRY after Baldev visits you with request of GETTING his SON ACQUITTED. 8 |
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ULLI(0) Would be (C) need to be (d) must have been8. The following passages have not been edited. There is one error in each line. Writethe incorrect word and the correction in your answer sheet as given below againstthe correct blank number.(1X8 = 8)Nehru was the great leader, but more than that he(a)was a great human being. Even then, any people (b)were making fun of him - even those who do not (c)had any credentials. Who can forget the fact that he(d)was a founder of our secular polity without which this (e)country would never remain united? Who can forget (f)his development activities who are responsible for (g)our present status in science or technology?(h) |
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Answer» a.any-many b.do-did c.had-have d. was-is e. WOULD -will f.who-which g.or-and PLZ plz plz MARK as the BRAINLIEST... |
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Translate in Hindi() You must do it yourself(ii) What is its goal ?(iii) How hungry we are !(iv) Then another drop fell.(v) I did not want to die |
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Answer» (i) आप इसे स्वयं करना चाहिए (II) इसका लक्ष्य क्या है? (III) हम कितने भूखे हैं! (IV) फिर एक और बूंद गिरी। (V) मैं मरना नहीं चाहता था |
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6.In the following passage one word has been omitted in each line. Write themissing word along with the word that comes before and the word that comesafter it. Write your answer in your answer sheet :1x4=4BeforeOmittedAfterwordThe various discoveries and inventions made man(a)have been responsible bringing about a drastic(bVIII-English(8)and remarkable changes in lives. Through the (c)medium of these inventions man been able to make d)his life comfortable. |
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Answer» Explanation: SORRY |
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A) How did George and Harris react to Jerome's offer to do the packing? Did Jerome like theirreaction? |
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Answer» Answer: SOLUTION : GEORGE and HARRIS readily accepted JEROME's suggestion. George smoked a PIPE and “spread himself over the easy-chair”, while Harris put his legs on the table and lit a cigar. No, Jerome irritated by their reaction |
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Read the extract given below and answer the questions that follow : 1x5=5"The young woman was looking deathly pale and very frightened. I felt sorryfor her without saying a word, she felt in her pocket and gave me the ring.'(a) Name the lesson from which the above extract is taken.(b) Who is the young woman ?(c) Why is she looking deathly pale ?(d) Why is the speaker feeling sorry for her ?(e) Why did the lady hand the ring over ? |
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Answer» a) The extract is taken from the STORY 'The Case of the Sharp- Eyed Jeweller' by Nicolas Bentley. b) The young woman was one of the CUSTOMER of the Regnier's, who had planned to steal a diamond ring. c) She was looking deadly pale as she got caught stealing the diamond ring. d) The SPEAKER feel sorry for her as he asked a lady to hand him the stolen ring. e) The lady had no other CHOICE EXCEPT to hand the ring over. mark me brainliest follow ❤️ |
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