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What is meant by Margin Requirement? How does the Central Bank use this measure to control deflationary conditions in an economy? |
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Answer» 1. Business and traders get credit from commercial bank against the security of their goods. Bank never gives credit equal to the full value of the security. It always pays less value than the security. 2. So, the difference between the value of security and value of loan is called marginal requirement. 3. In a situation of deficient demand leading to deflation, central bank decreases marginal requirements. This encourages borrowing because it makes people get more credit against their securities. |
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| 9852. |
Predict the product of electrolysis of AgNO3 using platinum electrode. |
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Answer» At cathode : Ag+ + e → Ag |
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| 9853. |
Read the dialogue given below and complete the paragraph that follows.Anup : Where can we meet tomorrow?Atul : I may not be able to meet you tomorrow.Anup : Are you going to be busy ?Atul : Yes, I will be travelling tomorrow. We can meet next weekAnup asked Atul (a) ...... Atul replied (b) ....... Anup asked (c) ........ . Atul said that (d) ............ He further added that (e) ............ |
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Answer» (a) where they could meet the next day/ the day after. (b) that he might not be able to meet him the next day/ the day after (c) if he was going to be busy. (d) he would be travelling the next day /the day, after. (e) they could meet next week. |
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| 9854. |
Read the conversation given below and complete the paragraph that follows : Pig : See how strong and hefty I am. Even the Jumbo was afraid of me. Animals : Jumbo, was it out of horror ? Jumbo : I could have happily crushed the dirty pig under my heels but I avoided it, so that I do not become dirty. The jaunty pig said (a) ............................ . He further added (b) ............................ . All the animals enquired of Jumbo if (c) ............... . Jumbo replied that he could have happily crushed the dirty pig under his heels but he (d) ............................ . |
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Answer» (a) that he was very strong and hefty (b) that even the Jumbo had been afraid of him. (c) that had been out of horror. (d) had avoided it so that he did not become dirty. |
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| 9855. |
Read the conversation given below and complete the paragraph that follows : Rohan : When is the fancy dress competition in your school ? Seema : It is after two weeks. Rohan : Are you taking part in it ? Seema : Yes, I am taking part as caterpillar. Rohan : Why have you chosen that ? Seema : So that I can reach late. Rohan asked Seema (a) ............................ . Seema replied (b) ............................ . Rohan enquired (c) ...................... . Seema said (d) .................. caterpillar. Rohan asked why she had chosen that. Seema answered so that she could reach late. |
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Answer» (a) when the fancy dress competition in her school was. (b) that it was after two weeks. (c) whether she was taking part in that (d) that she was taking part as a |
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| 9856. |
Read the dialogue given below and complete the paragraph that follows : Beggar : Could you give me Rs.50 please ? Pedestrian : Rs.50 ? What do you need it for ? Beggar : I want to buy a hot cup of coffee on this cold winter morning. Pedestrian : But why do you need so much for a cup of coffee ? Beggar : You see, I was stockbroker before I became a beggar and though I have lost all my money in the stock market, I have not yet lost my taste for enjoying expensive things. A beggar asked a pedestrian for Rs.50. The latter was surprised and wanted to know (a) ............. . The beggar replied that (b) ................. cold winter morning. When he was asked (c) ................... cup of coffee, he explained that he had been a stockbroker before he became a beggar and though (d) ............. in the stock market, he had not yet lost his taste for enjoying expensive things. |
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Answer» (a) what he needed that/it for. (b) he wanted to buy a hot cup of coffee on that. (c) why he needed so much for a (d) he had lost all his money |
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| 9857. |
Mr. Hemant Patel of 116, Curvey Road, Patna bought an HP Desk Jet 1050, All in one Printer from ‘The Computer Home’, the sole dealer of Hewlett Packard at Ranchi a month ago. Now he finds that print quality is poor and the ink nozzles of the print cartridge get frequently clogged. He writes a letter to the dealer complaining about the same and requesting him to replace the printer. |
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Answer» 116, Curvey Road Patna Date: December 20, 20xx The Sales Manager, ‘The Computer Home’, Main Road, Ranchi. Subject: Replacement of the defective HP - Jet 200 Printer Sir, I bought an HP Desk Jet 200 Printer from your firm, The, Computer Home, Ranchi on 20th September, 2017. ‘The Computer Home’ is the sole dealer of Hewlett Packard at Ranchi. However, I am constrained to express my resentment that the Jet Printer has belied all those tall claims that you have been making through your spacious advertisements in the newspapers. The most irritating factor is that of its print quality. The print is substandard, hazy and the impression lacks depth and clarity. The ink nozzles of the print cartridge have caused a lot of headache to me. The nozzles frequently get clogged. I regret to say that inspite of my repeated reminders, you paid no attention to remove these problems in the smooth working of the Jet Printer. Such a behaviour defies all ethics of business and trade. The warranty period hasn’t expired and it is obligatory on your part to remove such technical faults. I request you to replace this defective printer and hope you will send your service engineer to attend to the defective Jet Printer at the earliest. I am sure, you will not compel me to go to the Consumers’ Court for the redress of my grievance. Yours faithfully, Hemant Patel |
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| 9858. |
Helen was very close to nature. She could understand nature through touch and smell. Describe the role of nature in Helen's life. |
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Answer» Helen's father was very affectionate towards her. It was he who developed her interest in nature. He used to take her out into the garden where he read stories to her. Her house was covered with vines, climbing roses and honeysuckles and it was the favourite haunt of honeybees and hummingbirds. Helen considered it to be the paradise of her childhood. Miss Sullivan also played an important role in developing Helen's love towards nature. She always taught her outdoors in the lap of nature. She learnt all tire subjects like zoology, botany, geography, etc. outdoors. Miss Sullivan took her to riverbanks, built dams of pebbles, and dug river-beds in order to teach her. She learnt the growth of a plant by actually feeling its growth day-by-day, in order and systematically. Once Miss Sullivan took her outdoors, while sitting on a tree branch, she was caught in a storm. She was terrified as Miss Sullivan had gone home to bring food. At that moment, she realized that nature could be benevolent as well as dangerous. Despite her disability, she learnt swimming. She had a bad experience in the ocean as well but that did not deter her from learning how to swim. Her experiences with nature made her come out as a woman who could move ahead on the path of life with full confidence. |
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| 9859. |
You are Madhu/Prakhar, the school pupil reader of Bal Vikas Public School, Delhi. During the summer vacation, your school is planning to organise a tour to Thailand and Singapore. Write a letter to ‘The National Travel Agency, Delhi, enquiring about the charges, facilities and all other necessary details. |
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Answer» Bal Vikas Public School New Delhi Date: January 20, 20xx The Manager, The National Travel Agency, New Delhi. Subject: Tour Enquiry to Thailand and Singapore Dear Sir, Bal Vikas Public School, New Delhi is planning a tour to Thailand and Singapore during the summer break for Classes X, XI and XII. It will be one week’s travel. We are a group of two hundred and seventy students including seven teachers and four peons. We would like to know whether you arrange the tickets and a comfortable stay of students and teachers. We expect a reasonably clean and affordable accommodation in a good hotel. It would be better if you can arrange for dormitories for our students. Kindly furnish the following details regarding the charges and facilities provided by you during our stay. 1. How will you accommodate 270 students? 2. Number of rooms and their total charges. 3. Arrangement of breakfast, lunch and dinner and the charges per head. 4. Arrangement of six air conditioned buses and the charges for each bus. 5. Any other information or relevant details regarding the tour. Yours truly Madhu |
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| 9860. |
Answer the following questions based on the prescribed novel text forexternal reading in about 200–250 words:Write a character sketch of Alexander Graham Bell. |
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Answer» Dr. AG Bell played a significant role in the life of Helen Keller. So profound was his influence on Helen that she dedicated her autobiography, ‘The Story of My Life’ to him. He was tender and kind hearted. Dr Alexander Graham Bell was tender and sympathetic, which endeared him to so many hearts. He enjoyed working for the deaf and was very happy in the company of children. Dr. Bell was deeply committed to the education of the hearing impaired, which shows that he was a kind hearted person. For Helen, he remained a true companion and support and it was due to his efforts that Helen was exposed to a whole new world of possibilities. Dr. Bell was a helpful and kind man who advised Helen’s father to write to Mr. Anagnos, Director of the Perkins Institute for the Blind in Boston to enquire about a teacher for Helen. Miss Sullivan, who became Helen’s guide companion and teacher was referred by Mr. Anagnos who in turn was referred to Helen’s father by Mr. Graham Bell. Helen had spent many happy days with Mr. Bell at Washington and his home listening about his experiments. He could present even the most difficult theories in a simple and interesting way. According to Helen, Dr. Bell was proficient in many fields of science and had the ability to turn any drab, abstruse subject interesting. He saw the best in people and believed that any body could be an inventor if he or she had enough time. Contrasting with his image of a scientist, Dr. Bell was also an artistic and a humorous person. But the greatest quality that motivates the humanitarian in Dr. Bell is his love for children. He was devoted to the cause of deaf children and he wanted to make the world a better place for them. |
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| 9861. |
Answer the following questions based on the prescribed novel text for external reading in about 200–250 words:Give an account of Helen Keller’s struggle. How Helen’s struggle has become a source of inspiration for all less fortunate? Comment. |
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Answer» The Story of My life Helen Keller was an American author, political activist and a lecturer. She was the first deaf blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts Degree. Helen Keller converted her disability into her special ability. Helen Keller was born on June 17, 1880 in Tuscumbia. She lost her eyesight and hearing after an illness when she was just nineteen months old. Although her disability left her shattered. She achieved a lot in her life with her will power, dedication and focus. Helen though deaf and blind did not want to depend on others. Even before her teacher came, Helen used to spend her time in the garden and feel the flowers and plants to comfort herself. Again later in life when Helen started reading books she preferred doing on her own than have Miss Sullivan read the stories to her. Since childhood, Helen was curious to earn and know about the things around her. Helen travelled to various places with her teacher and learned about them. She did not consider anything difficult enough to learn, be it reading, speaking or writing. Helen managed to study subjects like Latin, French, Algebra and Geometry due to her focus and goal in life. Helen was always interested in learning new things. When she was accused of Plagiarism, she felt disgraced, but she cut this incident behind and started to write again. Helen Keller thus triumphed over adversity to become world famous and her struggle is a source of inspiration to millions of people all over the world. |
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| 9862. |
John Hallock writes a letter to his friend Byron describing him how the answers given by Helen, the ghost on the Ouija board had almost ruined his domestic life. Ironically, the same ghost provided him the best plot for writing a ghost story. |
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Answer» 12, Picadally Circus London 20 March, 20×× Dear Byron We know little about the working of this universe. It’s absolutely true. Frankly, I was not specially gifted for writing ghost stories. Thanks to Jenkins. His magazine was the only magazine that printed my ghost stories. Somehow I managed to write a short story whenever Jenkins asked me to write one. The appearance of the ghost of Helen was an important incident. She appeared part by part till she stood there as a complete woman before me. She had come to warn me that I would not get any help or creative inspiration from spirits like her. They had gone on strike because of the troubles they faced by Ouija board fanatics. She asked John to persuade his wife, friends and acquaintances to stop using Ouija boards. If he succeeded in it, he could get help in writing from them again in future. The unpleasant incident at the Ouija board party almost brought my relationship with Lavinia on the verge of breaking. She suspected me of flirting with Helen on the Ouija board. However, her encounter with Helen, the ghost solved all my problems. She didn’t faint but a satisfied smile spread over her face. The owl-eyed unattractive Helen could pose no danger to her. It saved our relations and I got a wonderful plot to write a ghost story. Ironically, it was due to Helen, the ghost. Yours sincerely John |
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| 9863. |
In a chemical reaction, mass can neither be created nor destroyed, what law is verified by it ? (a) Law of conservation of mass (b) Law of constant proportions (c) Law of mathematical proportions (d) All of the above |
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Answer» (a) Law of conservation of mass |
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Dalton proposed : (a) Liquid is made of small particles called atoms (b) Atom is indivisible, it can neither be created nor destroyed (c) All atoms of an element are entirely similar (d) All of the above |
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Answer» (d) All of the above |
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Ratio between carbon and oxygen in CO2 is :(a) 3 : 8 (b) 8 : 3 (c) 3 : 4 (d) 4 : 3 |
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Answer» Ratio between carbon and oxygen in CO2 is 3 : 8. |
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A chemical reaction is balanced to satisfy which law ? (a) Dalton’s atomic theory (b) Law of constant proportions (c) Law of mathematical proportions (d) Law of conservation of mass |
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Answer» (d) Law of conservation of mass |
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170 g silver nitrate reacts with sodium chloride to give 143.5 g silver chloride and 85 g sodium nitrate. What is the mass of sodium chloride ? (a) 5.85 g (b) 58.5 g (c) 385 g (d) None of the above |
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Answer» The mass of sodium chloride is 58.5 g. |
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12 g magnesium combines with 16 g oxygen to give 28 g of magnesium oxide. Which law is proven from it ? (a) Law of conservation of mass (b) Law of constant proportions (c) Law of mathematical proportions (d) All of the above |
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Answer» (a) Law of conservation of mass |
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Ratio between hydrogen and oxygen in water is : (a) 1 : 8 (b) 8 : 1 (c) 1 : 2 (d) 2 : 1 |
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Answer» Ratio between hydrogen and oxygen in water is 1 : 8. |
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2 g hydrogen reacts with 16 g oxygen to give 18 g water. Which law is proven by it ? (a) Law of conservation of mass (b) Law of constant proportions (c) Law of mathematical proportions (d) None of the above |
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Answer» (a) Law of conservation of mass |
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| 9871. |
Using properties of determinants prove that|(a + x,y,z),(x,a + y,z),(x,y,a + x)| = a2(a + x + y + z) |
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Answer» C1 → C1 + C2 + C3 Taking (a + x + y + z) common After this R1 → R1 – R2, R2 → R2 – R3 and expand |
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Using properties of determinants prove that|(x + λ,2x,2x),(2x,x + λ,2x),(2x,2x,x + λ)| = (5x + λ)(λ - x)2 |
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Answer» C1 → C1 + C2 + C3 Taking (5x + λ) common After this R1 → R1 – R2, R2 → R2 – R3 and expand |
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‘Make up has vast possibilities for effectiveness’. In the light of the above statement explain how make up can help in the projection of a character. |
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Answer» (a) Make up is generally used to correct the actor’s personal skin tone and to make him or her look little more attractive on stage. (b) Stage lighting, with different colours, can affect the make-up.The appropriate make-up that brings out the desired effectiveness. |
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Recently a school organized a programme where they enacted creative curriculum based topics through theatre making it interesting, engaging and educative. The objectives of which branch of NSD have been achieved by this school? How it encourages students to become independent learners? |
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Answer» The ‘Theatre-In-Education Company’ (Sanskar Rang Toli) was established in October 16, 1989, and is one of the most important theatre education resource centres in the country. It consists of a group of actor-teachers working with and performing for children. The major focus of the TIE Company is to perform creative, curriculum-based and participatory plays in schools, specially designed and prepared for student of different age groups. The major thrust of the plays is to create an atmosphere that encourages student to raise questions, take decisions and make choices with an awareness of themselves within the larger social context. |
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What is meant by ‘Fourth Wall Concept’? |
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Answer» The fourth wall is a concept in which actors imagine an imaginary wall between them and audience so that the audience can get an illusion of reality. |
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Theatre is a collective endeavor that requires documentation of the theatre research. Identify and explain the two phases of documentation. |
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Answer» Documentation has two phases. Phase one is the documentation of the events and the facts which are to be repeated during the daily rehearsal process. Phase two of documentation deals with the recording of the whole event to preserve memories for the future. |
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Vikas is recently selected for a task by a theatre company where he has to serve as a researcher, advisor, writer ,editor for a production and review and selection of scripts. Identify and explain the role played by Vikas. |
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Answer» (a) Literary Manager/ Resident Dramaturge (b) A Literary Manager serves as a researcher, advisor, writer and editor for a production. Some of the more common tasks performed by a dramaturge are analysis of the text or story, research into prior productions and historical context, preparing notes for the director, advising the director and cast and writing the audience guide to the play. A literary manager (resident dramaturge) has ongoing duties with the theatre company, including review and selection of scripts. |
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What is meant by ‘Thearetical Research’. State any two values a theatre researcher can communicate to the society. |
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Answer» ‘Theatrical research’ refers to process of solving theatrical problem in a systematic and scientific manner, so that one can understand, explain, predict and control human behavior. Theatrical research is: 1. Highly purposeful. 2. Deals with theatrical problems regarding students and teachers as well. 3. Is precise, objective-oriented, scientific and systematic process of investigation. 4. Attempts to organize data quantitatively and qualitatively, to arrive at statistical inferences. 5. Discovers new facts in new perspective and generates new knowledge. 6. Is based on some philosophical theories. 7. Has an inter-disciplinary approach for solving theatrical problems. Values: 1.Discpline & Coordination 2.Fostering Respect for differences |
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Arun opened his e-mail and found that his inbox was full of hundreds of unwanted mails. It took him around two hours to delete these unwanted mails and find the relevant ones in his inbox. What may be the cause of his receiving so many unsolicited mails? What can Arun do to prevent this happening in future? |
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Answer» Arun’s email has been attacked with spam. These may be promotional mails from different advertisement groups. Arun must have checked some promotional offers while surfing the Internet. He should create filters in his email to stop receiving these unwanted mails. |
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What is meant by a ‘Business Plan’? |
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Answer» The business plan is a comprehensively written down document prepared by the entrepreneur describing formally all the relevant external and internal elements involved in starting a new venture. |
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“Writing a good business plan can’t guarantee success, but it can go a long way towards reducing the odds of failure”. Elucidate the importance of a business plan in this context. |
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Answer» The business plan is valuable to the entrepreneur, potential investors, venture capitalists, banks, financial institutions, new personnel's suppliers, customers, advisors and others who are trying to familiarize themselves with the venture, its goals, and objectives. The business plan – (a) helps in determining the viability of the venture in a designated market (b) helps in providing guidance to the entrepreneur in organizing his/her planning activities as such: (i) identifying the resources required (ii) enabling obtaining of licenses if required etc. (iii) working out with legal requirements as desired by the government. (c) helps in satisfying the concerns, queries, and issues of each group of people interested in the venture. (d) provides room for self-assessment and self-evaluation, requiring entrepreneur to think through various scenarios and plan ways to avoid obstacles. (e) though not desirable, at times, business plan helps to realize the obstacles which cannot be avoided or overcome, suggesting to terminate the venture while still on paper without investing further time and money. (f) as the investors/lenders focus on the four Cs of credit : character, cash flow, collateral and equity contribution, it is the business plan which reflects the entrepreneur's credit history, the ability to meet debt and interest payments, and the amount of personal equity invested thus serving as an important tool in funds procurement. |
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State any one importance of writing a business plan for each of the given interest groups : |
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Answer» (i) Investors : As the investors/lenders focus on the four Cs of credit : character, cash flow, collateral and equity contribution, it is the business plan which reflects the entrepreneur’s credit history, the ability to meet debt and interest payments, and the amount of personal equity invested thus serving as an important tool in funds procurement. (ii) Entrepreneurs: (a) Helps in determining the viability of the venture in a designated market (b) Helps in providing guidance to the entrepreneur in organizing his/her planning activities as such:
(c) Provides room for self-assessment and self-evaluation, requiring entrepreneur to think through various scenario and plan ways to avoid obstacles |
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Suppose the GDP at market price of a country in a particular year was Rs 1,100crores. Net Factor Income from Abroad was Rs 100crores. The value of Indirect taxes - Subsidies was Rs 150crores and National Income was Rs 850crores. Calculate the aggregate value of depreciation. |
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Answer» National Income(NNPFC) = Rs.850crores GDPMP =Rs. 1100crores Net factor income from abroad = Rs.100crores NNPFC = GDPMP + Net factor income from abroad - Depreciation - Net indirect taxes Putting these values in the formula, 850 = 1100 + 100 - Depreciation – 150 |
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| 9884. |
Define budget deficit and trade deficit. The excess of private investment over saving of a country in a particular year was Rs 2,000 crores. The amount of budget deficit was (-) Rs 1,500 crores. What was the volume of trade deficit of the country? |
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Answer» Budget Deficit Where, |
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Which of the following illustrates the use of a hedging (or matching) approach to financing? a) Short-term assets financed with long-term liabilities. b) Permanent working capital financed with long-term liabilities. c) Short-term assets financed with equity. d) All assets financed with 50 percent equity, 50 percent long-term debt mixture. |
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Answer» b) Permanent working capital financed with long-term liabilities. |
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Financing a long-lived asset with short-term financing would be a) an example of "moderate risk -- moderate (potential) profitability" asset financing. b) an example of "low risk -- low (potential) profitability" asset financing. c) an example of "high risk -- high (potential) profitability" asset financing. d) an example of the "hedging approach" to financing |
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Answer» c) an example of "high risk -- high (potential) profitability" asset financing. |
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In deciding the appropriate level of current assets for the firm, management is confronted with a) a trade-off between profitability and risk. b) a trade-off between liquidity and marketability. c) a trade-off between equity and debt. d) a trade-off between short-term versus long-term borrowing. |
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Answer» a) a trade-off between profitability and risk |
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Distinguish between stock and flow. Between net investment and capital, which is a stock and which is a flow? Compare net investment and capital with flow of water into a tank. |
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An example of stock can be the amount or level of water in a tank. At any point of time the amount or the level of water in a tank can be measured. Similarly, the capital is also a stock variable, as the capital can also be measured at any point of time. Now, if water is flowing out of a tank through a tap, then the level of water will change over time. The difference in water level over an interval of time is an example of a flow variable. Similarly, net investment gives the difference in the investment level over a period of time. |
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.......varies inversely with profitability. a) Liquidity.b) Risk. c) Financing. d) Liabilities. |
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Answer» Liquidity varies inversely with profitability. |
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Permanent working capital a) varies with seasonal needs. b) includes fixed assets. c) is the amount of current assets required to meet a firm's long-term minimum needs. d) includes accounts payable |
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Answer» c) is the amount of current assets required to meet a firm's long-term minimum needs. |
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Spontaneous financing includes a) accounts receivable. b) accounts payable. c) short-term loans. d) a line of credit |
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Answer» b) accounts payable. |
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If the following are balance sheet changes: Rs. 5,005 decrease in accounts receivable Rs. 7,000 decrease in cash Rs. 12,012 decrease in notes payable Rs. 10,001 increase in accounts payable a "use" of funds would be the: a) Rs. 7,000 decrease in cash. b) Rs. 5,005 decrease in accounts receivable. c) Rs. 10,001 increase in accounts payable. d) Rs. 12,012 decrease in notes payable. |
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Answer» d) Rs. 12,012 decrease in notes payable. |
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Why do conflicts arise between groups and how can they be resolved? |
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Answer» Conflict is a process in which either an individual or a group perceives that others have opposing interests, and both try to contradict each other; intense feeling of We and they. Major reasons of conflict: lack of communication; relative deprivation; believe in the superiority of ones party over the other; feeling of being poorly regarded by others; Desire for retaliation; biased perception; people in a group are more aggressive; perceived inequity. Resolution of conflict: Introduction of super ordinate goals; Altering perception Redrawing group boundaries; Increasing intergroup contacts; Negotiations; Structural solutions; Respect for other group norms. |
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What are the different Neuro developmental disorders? Explain. |
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Answer» (a) Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Inattentive-finds difficult to sustain mental effort during work or play-can’t concentrate, doesn’t listen, forgetful, disorganized, doesn’t follow instructions. Hyperactivity; Impulsivity (b) Autism Spectrum Disorder Difficulty in social interaction & relating to other people-unable to initiate social behaviors, seen unresponsive to other people’s feelings, unable to share experiences or emotions with others. Serious persistent abnormalities in communication & language-have repetitive and deviant speech patterns. Show narrow patterns of interests & repetitive behaviors-motor movements may be stimulatory or self injurious. (c) Intellectual disability It refers to below average intellectual functioning (with an of approximately or below) It can get manifested before the age of 18 years. It can be manifested at 4 levels: i. Mild ii. Moderate iii. Severe iv. Profound Deficit or impairment in adaptive behavior particularly in the areas of communication, self-care, home living, social interpersonal skills, academic skills, vocational adjustment. (d) Specific Learning Disability The individual experiences difficulty in perceiving and processing information efficiently and accurately. These get manifested in early school years the individual encounters problems in reading, writing and/or Mathematics. |
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Differentiate between cooperation and competition and discuss their determinants. |
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Answer» Cooperation-When groups work together to achieve shared goals then it is known as cooperation. There are group rewards instead of individual rewards. Competitive goals are set in such a way that each individual can get his goal only if others don’t attain it. Maximise their own benefits and work for realisation of self-interest. Determinants: Reward structure; Interpersonal communication; Reciprocity |
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Explain mental disorders from the perspective of any three psychological models. |
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Answer» 1. Psychodynamic model -Abnormal symptoms are viewed as the result of conflicts between these forces. This model was first formulated by Freud who believed that three central forces shape personality- intrapsychic conflict— instinctual needs, drives and impulses (id), rational thinking (ego), and moral standards (superego). 2. Behavioural model. This model states that both normal and abnormal behaviours are learned and psychological disorders are the result of learning maladaptive ways of behaving. Learning can take place by classical conditioning (temporal association in which two events repeatedly occur close together in time), operant conditioning (behaviour is followed by a reward), and social learning (learning by imitating others’ behaviour). 3. Cognitive model. People may hold assumptions and attitudes about themselves that are irrational and inaccurate. People may also repeatedly think in illogical ways and make overgeneralizations, that is, they may draw broad, negative conclusions on the basis of a single insignificant event. 4. Humanistic-existential model, which focuses on broader aspects of human existence. Humanists believe that human beings are born with a natural tendency to be friendly, cooperative and constructive, and are driven to selfactualise, i.e. to fulfil this potential for goodness and growth. Existentialists believe that from birth we have total freedom to give meaning to our existence or to avoid that responsibility. Those who shirk from this responsibility would live empty, inauthentic, and dysfunctional lives. |
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In India a majority of population is lying below poverty line due to inequality of ‘Income and Wealth’. How can budget be helpful in solving this problem? |
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Answer» In Indian budget progressive tax system can be a good measure to remove the inequality of ‘income and wealth’ and government should provide social facilities like education, health and food grain to the poor at subsidized rates. Value : Problem solving. |
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Rewrite the following C++ code after removing any/all syntactical errors with each correction underlined. Note: Assume all required header files are already being included in the program.void main (){cout«“Enter an integer”;cin»N;switch (N%2)case 0 cout«“Even”; Break;case 1 cout«“Odd”; Break;} |
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Answer» void main () { int N; cout <<”Enter an inter”; cin >> N; switch (N%2) { case 0 : cout << “Even”; break; case 1 : cout << “Odd”; break; } } |
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Identify and write the name of the module to which the following functions belong:i. ceil( ) ii. findall() |
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Answer» i. ceil( ) - math module ii. findall( ) – re module |
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Differentiate between break and continue statement with the help of an example. |
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Answer» break statement is used to terminate the execution of the loop. For example: for i in range(6): if i ==3: break print i The output of the above code will be: 0 1 2 The loop terminates when i becomes 3 due to break statement Whereas, continue statement is used to force the next iteration while skipping the statements in the present iteration. for i in range (6): if i==3: continue print i The output of the above code will be: 0 1 2 3 4 5 continue statement forces next iteration when i becomes 3, bypassing the print statement. Thus, in the output 3 is missing. |
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