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Make-up, though regarded as necessary, its vast possibilities for effectiveness is generally underestimated, and thus not much heed or importance is given to make-up by directors and even actors.

Directors and actors should also know how stage lighting, with different colours, can affect the make-up. However, it is not always the most complicated make-up which is the most effective but it is the appropriate make-up that brings out the desired effectiveness. It is also important to know that make-up can be learned only by practice and experience and not by reading books.

The costume design helps in establishing the changes in a character, its development and the process of transformation within the play. It will indicate relationships between characters and help in changing the appearance of an actor for a role in a play. It should also help him/her to feel the character, making it possible for him to get under the skin of that role. Besides all this, costumes have to be aesthetically pleasing, functional and comfortable for an actor to perform during the play.

If an object is immersed in water in a eureka vessel and then in extremely salty water in the same eureka vessel, then collected extremely salty water is Equal with respect to collected water.

Surface energy = [ML⁰T^-2]

Angular velocity = [M⁰L⁰T^-1]

Moment of inertia = [ML²T⁰]

Gravitational force = [MLT^-2]

(i)  Code Division Multiple Access

(ii)  Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

(iii)  Extensible Markup Language

(iv)  Uniform Resource Locator

a) Darwin conjectured that the birds evolved on the island itself There were seed-eating features and other altered beaks arose allowing different types of food eating habits like insectivorous and vegetarian finches  This process of evolution of different species in a given geographical area starting from a point and radiating to other areas of (geographical) habitats is called adaptive radiation

For a long distance transmission of the message signal, we need modulation because of the following reasons. 

(i) Low energy: The message signals when converted to e.m. waves, do not have the sufficient energy to travel up to the long distance, because of their low frequency. Hence these message signals are modulated with high-frequency carrier signals before sending because carrier signals have high energy for long distance transmission.

(ii) Size of Antenna: For the effective Transmission by an antenna, the size of the antenna should be at least of the size λ/4 where λ is the wavelength of the signal to be sent. Thus for an em wave of the audio signal of frequency is 20 kHz, we need an antenna of size λ/4  i.e. nearly 3.75 km high, which is practically impossible. Hence, these low-frequency signals first modulated to high-frequency signals before transmission to get the proper size of the antenna.

(iii) Mixing of signals:- When a number of signals are transmitted simultaneously, all these signals will get mixed up and at the end, we get a mixed signal, which is very difficult to separate. Therefore to remove this limitation, transmission is done at high frequency and a band of frequency is allotted to each user at the end, as done for radio and TV channels.

 Stating the three reasons

The required three reasons are :

(i) A reasonable length of the transmission antenna.

(ii) Increase in effective power radiated by the antenna. 

(iii) Reduction in the possibility of a 'mix-up' of different signals 

Detailed Answer :

For a long distance Transmission of message signal we need modulation because of following reasons.

(i) Low energy: The message signals when converted to e.m. waves, do not have the sufficient energy to travel up to long distance ,because of their low frequency. Hence these message signals are modulated with high frequency carrier signals before being send because carrier signals have high energy for long distance transmission.

(ii) Size of Antenna: For the effective Transmission by an antenna ,the size of antenna should be at least of the size , λ/4 where l is the wavelength of signal to be send. Thus for an em wave of audio signal of frequency is 20 kHz, we need an antenna of size 4λ/4 i.e. nearly 3.75 km high, which is practically impossible. Hence, these low frequency signals first modulated to high frequency signals before transmission to get the proper size of antenna.

(iii) Mixing of signals :- When number of signals are transmitted simultaneously, all these signals will get mixed up and at the end we get mixed signal, which is very difficult to separate. Therefore to remove this limitation, transmission is done at high frequency and a band of frequency is allotted to each user at the end , as done for radio and TV channels.

Parasitic plants - Cuscuta and yellow rattle

Parasitic animals - Ticks and tapeworms

Dodder (Cassytha spp., Cuscuta spp.) and red rattle 
tapworm and leech

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Ryan Public School, Shahadra,Delhi requires T.G.T. English with B.A. English Honours and B.Ed from a recognized university. Candidate must have an experience of at least 5 years in teaching in middle school. Salary and perks as per seventh pay commission. 

Send your complete resume to [email protected] by 15th November, 2018.

Principal

Pearl Public School 

Patel Nagar, Delhi 

10th April, 2019

The Best Handlooms 

Rajouri Garden 

Delhi 

Sub: Order for Curtains 

Dear Sir 

Following our meeting on 4th April, 2019, I would like to place an order for readymade curtains for our school. The specifications are as follows: 

Now – 200 

Size – 210 cms × 145 cm 

Pattern code – 0123 poly 

Type – ring 

You are requested to have them delivered at the school by 15th April. Remaining payment will be made by cash at the time of delivery. Kindly ensure that the abovementioned specifications are met completely. You are expected to replace the damaged curtains, if any, in the consignment. Kindly allow a 15 percent discount on the order. 

Looking forward to a timely delivery. 

Thank you 

Yours sincerely 

Heena (Administrative officer)

Bhagat Singh Public School 

Sector-12, Noida 

10th October, 2018 

Top Breads 

Sector-12 

Noida 

Sub: Order for food items 

Sir 

I wish to place an order with your reputed bakery for food items required for the upcoming inter-school festival to be celebrated in our school. We require 300 packs, each containing the following vegetarian items: 

• Samosa 

• Pineapple pastry 

• Frooti 

• Parle Chocolate biscuits 

You are requested to supply neatly packed boxes with paper napkins containing the above-mentioned items on 15th October latest by 12 p.m. Kindly ensure that the items are fresh and undamaged. Payment will be made by cash at the time of delivery. 

Yours faithfully 

Surbhi

M-112, Tagore Garden 

Delhi 

20th June, 2019 

The Editor 

Times of India 

Delhi 

Sub: Rising road rage in Delhi 

Dear sir 

Recently as I was driving from Noida to my office in Rajeev Chowk I witnessed a horrifying incident of road rage. An angry driver chased a car being driven by a lady driver and blocked her. The nervous driver and the enraged one had an altercation for twenty minutes before they were pacified by the drivers of other vehicles who were stuck in the jam thus created. 

Most of the road rage incidents occur as a result of misunderstanding or ignorance. Thousands of road accidents are a result of simple mistakes on the road. However, not all road rage incidents result in accident but involve aggressive acts.

The main cause of the most road rage is based on stress. Most aggressive drivers lose their patience and temper as a result of frustration. At other times drivers are in rush for money or other personal issues. There is an urgent need to create awareness about road rage and the triggers that unleash it.

You are requested to give some space to this issue in your esteemed daily as it is taking dangerous proportions. 

Yours truly 

Mayank

JANATA GROUP HOUSING SOCIETY

4th March, 2018

NOTICE

SUSPENSION OF WATER SUPPLY

This is to notify the resident of Janata Group Housing Society that water supply will remain suspended for eight hours from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on 6th March. This is to facilitate annual cleaning of the water tank which is due on 6th March. Residents are advised to store water as per their requirement. Your cooperation is solicited in this regards.

Karuna Bajaj

Secretary

Janata Group Housing

M-112 

Shahadra 

Delhi 

7th October, 2019

The Editor 

The Times of India New Delhi 

Sub: Rising cases of eve-teasing in Delhi 

Sir,

Recently while travelling in a local bus I witnessed a case of eve-teasing which pained me a lot. 

Eve-teasing has posed a serious threat to the women of our society. There is hardly any girl or woman who has never been the target of eve-teasers. 

Bus stops, autorickshaw stands are the favourite haunts of the eve-teasers who seem to have no other business than passing lewd remarks on women who happen to pass by them. Eve-teasing is a crime. Women themselves must take the initiative to put an end to it. But women generally ignore the eve-teasers as they fear the evil consequences which might befall them in future. 

It is this fear of the women-folk which gives the eve-teasers the courage to pass objectionable comments on them.

Women are human beings and have equal rights to move freely in society like their male counterparts. Women should shed their fear and confront the eve-teasers boldly. This is the only way to teach a lesson to such culprits. 

Yours truly 

Janvi

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My friend Herman was scheduled to die in the gas Chamber on May 10, 1945 at 10 : 000 A.M. Herman and his brothers were transported in a cattle car to Germany. They arrived at the Buchenwald concentration camp one night and were led into a crowded barrack. The next day they were issued uniforms and identification numbers.

Herman said to his brother not to call him by his name but “call him 94983”. Herman was put to work in crematorium, loading the dead into a hand-cranked elevator. He felt dead, because now he had become a number. Soon he and his brothers were sent to Schlieben, one of Buchenwalds’ sub-camps near Berlin. One morning Herman heard his mother’s voice saying softly but clearly ‘Son, I am going to send you an angel !’. When he woke up, he realized it was a beautiful dream. But in that place there were no angels. There was only work, hunger and fear.

A couple of days later, when Herman was walking around the camp, around the barracks, near the barbed-wire fence where the guards could not easily see him, he was alone. On the other side of the fence, he spotted someone: a little girl with light, almost luminous curls. She was half hidden behind a birch tree. He glanced around to make sure no one saw him. He called to her softly in German. Did she had something to eat ? She didn’t understand. He inched closer to the fence and repeated the question in Polish. She stepped forward. He was thin and gaunt, with rags wrapped around his feet, but the girl looked unafraid. He saw life in her eyes.

She pulled an apple from her woollen jacket and threw it over the fence. Herman grabbed the fruit and as he started to run away, he heard her say faintly that she would see him the next day.

The magnetic material having negative susceptibility is diamagnetic in nature. 

Two properties: 

(i) This material expels the magnetic field lines. 

(ii) They have the tendency to move from stronger to weaker part of the external magnetic field.

Miss Anne Sullivan can rightly be called Anne's guide, mentor and teacher. She brought about a sweeping change in Helen's life and made her feel that there was an immeasurably contrast between her two lives - before and after the arrival of Miss Sullivan. She made her transcend her physical barriers. She taught her to communicate by spellings the words on her hands with her fingers. Her angelic touch, meticulous planning, deep commitment worked wonders for Helen. She started understanding the world in a better way and developed an optimistic approach towards life. Learning was made playful by the instructional and innovative ideas of Miss Sullivan. All the subjects whether it was History or Geography or Zoology or Botany were made easier by Anne Sullivan's teaching in play - way manner. Helen never felt that she was being educated. Rather she believed that she was a little mass of possibilities which were unfolded and developed. Miss Helen felt that before her education, she was like a ship without compass or sounding line and had no way of knowing how near the harbor was but Anne Sullivan's advent in her life took away all the bitterness from her life and brought a fresh breeze of joy and love in the life of Helen. 

Miss Sullivan had a peculiar sympathy with her pleasures and desires. She quickly went over uninteresting details and never nagged Helen with question to see if she remembered the day before yesterdays lesson. She introduced the dry technicalities of science little by little and made every subject so real that Helen could not help remembering what she taught.

Value Point : 

• Anne sees her father, Otto Frank, as a kindred spirit. 
• Likes reading books - history, and news, and he encourages these interests in Anne. 
• frequently tries to amuse those around him and lightens up the mood of the Annexe. 
• Otto seems to be basically even-tempered and eager for peace in every situation. 
• often serves as the peacekeeper between the Franks, van Daans, and Dussel. 
• Anne adores her father, she occasionally voices her concern that her father doesn’t recognize her for the mature young woman she feels herself to be. 
• Through the two years that the Franks were in hiding, Mr. Frank was a pillar of strength for the group.
• It was he who tutored Anne, Margot, and Peter, it was he who always tried to soothe members of the group when tempers flared up 
• He readily shared his hiding place with another family, the van Daans, and later on with another man. Mr. Dussel, even though this meant that the Frank’s own living conditions were even more cramped and their food rations limited

Detailed Answer : 

Anne was fond of her father, Otto Frank who was a kindred spirit. He liked reading books of history, he had an interest in reading for news which he encouraged in Anne. He frequently tried to amuse those around him and lighten up the mood of the Annexe. He seemed to be basically even tempered and eager for peace in every situation. He often served as the peacekeeper between the Franks, van Daans and Dussel. Anne adored her father, though she occasionally voiced her concern that her father did not recognize her for the mature young women she felt her to be. Throughout the two years that the Frank were in hiding, Mr. Frank was a pillar of strength for the group. It was he who tutored Anne, Margot and Peter, he used to soothe the members of the groups when tempers flared up. He readily shared his hiding place with another family, the van Daans and later on with Mr. Dussel, even though this meant that the Frank’s own living conditions were even more cramped and their food rations limited but he shared with many.

Helen had high hopes from college life, but was left completely disillusioned. She found that there was too much stress on learning and no time for self-analysis or introspection, The pupils were trained in cramming the lessons and the process of understanding and relating with the lesson was completely missing. The predominant thought in the minds of the pupils was written tests and the exams. There was too much of choice with too little use of it. She found the pattern to be completely disorganized and non-synchronized. Helen felt that she was a bull in a China shop. Here China shop refers to the examination system. According to Helen, before an examination she had to go through many different aspects of study due to which her mind became overburdened with heterogeneous matter which would almost disappear while attempting an exam. She tried to remember the points and jot down to put them into order but unfortunately she could not make head and tail out of it. It seemed as if the answers had been buried deep in the pool of thoughts of mind and searching for them equated looking for a bit of silk in a rag bag. 

She felt examinations to be the 'chief bugbears of my college life'. She always found her courage oozing out at her finger's ends. During exams, the days are spent in cramming one's mind with mystic formulae, indigestibie dates which she considered as unpalatable diets. The dreaded hour i.e., the examination hour is the most perplexing as one's memory and the sense of discrimination takes wings and fly away. That's why she never liked examinations.

Miss Anne Sullivan can rightly be called Anne's guide, mentor and teacher. She brought about a sweeping change in Helen's life and made her feel that there was an immeasurably contrast between her two lives - before and after the arrival of Miss Sullivan. She made her transcend her physical barriers. She taught her to communicate by spellings the words on her hands with her fingers. Her angelic touch, meticulous planning, deep commitment worked wonders for Helen. She started understanding the world in a better way and developed an optimistic approach towards life. Learning was made playful by the instructional and innovative ideas of Miss Sullivan. All the subjects whether it was History or Geography or Zoology or Botany were made easier by Anne Sullivan's teaching in play - way manner. Helen never felt that she was being educated. Rather she believed that she was a little mass of possibilities which were unfolded and developed. Miss Helen felt that before her education, she was like a ship without compass or sounding line and had no way of knowing how near the harbor was but Anne Sullivan's advent in her life took away all the bitterness from her life and brought a fresh breeze of joy and love in the life of Helen. 

Miss Sullivan had a peculiar sympathy with her pleasures and desires. She quickly went over uninteresting details and never nagged Helen with question to see if she remembered the day before yesterdays lesson. She introduced the dry technicalities of science little by little and made every subject so real that Helen could not help remembering what she taught.

Helen had high hopes from college life, but was left completely disillusioned. She found that there was too much stress on learning and no time whatsoever for self-analysis or introspection. The pupils were trained in cramming the lessons and the process of understanding and relating with the lesson was completely missing. The predominant thought in the minds of the pupils was written tests and the exams. There was too much of choice with too little use of it. She found the pattern to be completely disorganized and non-synchronized. Helen felt that she was a bull in a China shop. Here China shop refers to the examination system. According to Helen, before an examination she had to go through many different aspects of study due to which her mind became overburdened with heterogeneous matter which would almost disappear while attempting an exam. She tried to remember the points and jot down to put them into order but unfortunately she could not make head and tail out of it. It seemed as if the answers had been buried deep in the pool of thoughts of mind and searching for them equated looking for a bit of silk in a rag bag. 

She felt examinations to be the 'chief bugbears of my college life'. She always found her courage oozing out at her finger's ends. During exams, the days are spent in cramming one's mind with mystic formulae, indigestible dates which she considered as unpalatable diets. The dreaded hour i.e., the examination hour is the most perplexing as one's memory and the sense of discrimination takes wings and fly away. That's why she never liked examinations.

(a) The origin of the game has been derived from old, widespread and uncomplicated pastime in which one player served up an object, be it a small piece of wood or a ball and another hit with a suitably fashioned club. 

(b) The oldest set of cricket laws date from 1744 - printed on a handkerchief, naturally. It’s now in the MCC Museum at Lord’s in London, 

(c) Eton v Harrow 

(d) 1877 

(e) England and Australia 

(f) Australia’s first win on English soil in 1882 at the Oval in London led to matches between the two Nations being christened the Ashes. 

(g) ODI 

(h) 5th January, 1971 

(i) Gruelling

(a) Success comes certainly to those who are sincere, hardworking, loyal and committed to their goals. 

(b) Capability, capacity and resources are the basic things in life to achieve success. Along with these, eagerness seriousness and the urge to be successful are also necessary. 

(c) Great men had the following things in plenty to rise to the peak of success : 

(i) Eagerness, seriousness and the urge to be successful. 

(ii) Punctuality. 

(iii) Clarity of objectives. 

(iv) A focused approach using proper planning. 

(d) Hard labour is the basic requirement of success. 

(e) 'Failures are the pillass of success" as they are our stepping stones and we must get up and start again and be motivated. In fact. Failures are those pillars which have capacity to construct the palace of success on them.

(a) Success comes certainly to those who are sincere, hardworking, loyal and committed to their goals.

(b) Capability, capacity and resources are the basic things in life to achieve success. Along with these, eagerness seriousness and the urge to be successful are also necessary. 

(c) Great men had the following things in plenty to rise to the peak of success : 

(i) Eagerness, seriousness and the urge to be successful. 

(ii) Punctuality. 

(iii) Clarity of objectives. 

(iv) A focused approach using proper planning. 

(d) Hard labour is the basic requirement of success.

(e) 'Failures are the pillars of success' as they are our stepping stones and we must get up and start again and be motivated. In fact. Failures are those pillars which have capacity to construct the palace of success on them.

(a) The financial condition of the author’s family was not very good. They were poor and could barely manage the essentials. 

(b) The most treasured value of the author’s family is to maintain dignity and self-respect. 

(c) The author’s parents were hospitable. They invited village folk passing by to have tea and gave grain to the sadhus and pandits who came to the house. 

(d) The author was the third child in the family. She was a rebel who was not satisfied with the customary ways of life for a girl-child. 

(e) The author’s brothers always got preferential treatment and all opportunities and options were open to them. 

(f) The mountain people consider themselves to be born mountaineers because they have to go up and down the mountain slopes for their livelihood and routine work. 

(g) The author would invite foreign mountaineers to her house to learn more about their travels, 

(h) The foreigners were drawn to the Himalayas to educate themselves social, cultural and scientific aspects of mountaineering and to seek place in nature’s gigantic scheme of things.

(a) ripe fruit, leaves and seeds

(b) amount of physical activity 

(c) don't get sufficient food/ have less energy 

(d) they provide information about our evolution 

(e) not foreseen 

(f) the most intelligent

(g) Sumatran orangutans

(h) human activities

(i) survival of the orangutans in the wild.

(a) In its people 

(b) Guardian of the nation / ready to serve the people of the country 

(c) “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country” 

(d) When people : (i) get the leaders they deserve (ii) play an active role in creating new type of leadership

(e) By educating the youth of the country / by teaching children the importance of obeying laws 

(f) When given a chance to express their talents and skills / when we encourage in them new ideas and creativity 

(g) Start a small business/ write an article/ teach a child / shop at local stores / not pollute your environment / participate in cleanliness drive / create a work of art / volunteer for a social cause or another similar effort 

(h) Teachers and employers

(a) Man always sees the tiger as the symbol of pride, his deepest fears, desires and aspirations. 

(b) The tiger is admired for its lithe muscles, courage and beauty. 

(c) The fat in the tiger’s body is used to cure rheumatism. 

(d) They have forelimbs and broad shoulders, with the help of which tigers grapple their prey and hold onto it with the retractable, long claws of their broad forepaws. 

(e) No tiger has stripes that resemble other counterparts i.e. each one has its own unique stripes. 

(f) The black stripes of tigers serve as a natural camouflage by hiding them amongst the dappled shadows and the long grasses of their surroundings. 

(g) Tigers have become extinct in Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, and the Indus Valley of Pakistan. 

(h) Tigers have become an endangered species due to extreme hunting and poaching by human beings.

(a) ripe fruit, leaves and seeds 

(b) amount of physical activity 

(c) don’t get sufficient food/ have less energy 

(d) they provide information about our evolution 

(e) not foreseen 

(f) the most intelligent 

(g) Sumatran orangutans 

(h) human activities

(a) drawing, painting and selling pictures to neighbours and family friends. 

(b) because he was underage. 

(c) got him a job at the Pesmen-Rubin Art Studio, where he met cartoonist Ubbe Eert Iwwerks, better known as Ub Iwerks. 

(d) he made commercials based on cutout animation. 

(e) Fred Harman. 

(f) to screen their cartoons, which they called Laugh-OGrams. 

(g) A series of seven-minute fairy tales that combined both live action and animation, which they called Alice in the Cartoonland. 

(h) to distribute their Alice cartoons.

(a) seeds 

(b) there are humans 

(c) kinds 

(d) rarely build their nests in high places 

(e) Both parents 

(f) dust, water or snow 

(g) social activity 

(h) predators

(a) 60% 

(b) people are conscious of preserving environment/ it is environmental friendly 

(c) regenerates easily/grows fastest 

(d) take 40 - 50 years to regenerate 

(e) there is more soil erosion 

(f) undependable/ unreliable 

(g) resource depletion, habitat loss, species extinction, pollution 

(h) bamboo

(a) Nebraska and Indiana 

(b) Native Americans first discovered popcorn 

(c) January 19 

(d) In 1519, when he met the Aztecs 

(e) with sugar and cream 

(f) Charles Creators of Chicago, Illinois 

(g) October 

(h) Native

(a) Mother Wolf had heard a rustling in the thicket. She informed Father Wolf that it seemed something was coming uphill. Father Wolf dropped on his haunches under him and got ready for his leap. 

(b) He stopped in the middle of his jump because he had seen a human baby, who could just walk holding on to a branch. 

(c) The man’s cub was naked brown. He could just walk and was as soft and as dimpled a little atom that had come to the wolf’s cave. He was altogether without hair. 

(d) The baby might have felt the chill in the air. He pushed his way between the wolf cubs to get closer to their warm hide. 

(e) Shere Khan saw the baby cub enter Father Wolf’s cave. He went there with Tabaqui and told Father Wolf that he wanted a man’s cub who had gone that way. Its parents had run off and he wanted Father Wolf to give it to him.

(a) petty 

(b) Etiquette 

(c) Well-bred. 

(a) a man’s cub among their children 

(b) behind 

(c) his quarry, the man’s cub

(a) to be ready for a leap. 

(b) saw a man’s cub holding a low branch. 

(c) naked brown baby, soft and dimpled. 

(d) Pushed his way between the wolf cubs to get close to their warm hide.

Detailed Answers : 

(a) Mother Wolf had heard a rustling in the thicket. She informed Father Wolf that it seemed something was coming uphill. Father Wolf dropped on his haunches under him and got ready for his leap. 

(b) He stopped in the middle of his jump because he had seen a human baby, who could just walk holding on to a branch. 

(c) The man’s cub was naked brown. He could just walk and was as soft and as dimpled a little atom that had come to the wolf’s cave. He was altogether without hair. 

(d) The baby might have felt the chill in the air. He pushed his way between the wolf cubs to get closer to their warm hide. 

(e) Shere Khan saw the baby cub enter Father Wolf’s cave. He went there with Tabaqui and told Father Wolf that he wanted a man’s cub who had gone that way. Its parents had run off and he wanted Father Wolf to give it to him.

(a) Nebraska and Indiana 

(b) Native Americans first discovered popcorn 

(c) January 19 

(d) In 1519, when he met the Aztecs 

(e) with sugar and cream 

(f) They measured from smaller than a penny to about 2 inches 

(g) Charles Cretors of Chicago, Illinois 

(h) October 

(i) Native

(a) spring 

(b) brave 

(c) altogether

(a) a man’s cub among their children 

(b) behind 

(c) his quarry, the man’s cub

(a) We fall on evil days when our power outstrips our ability. Sometimes our opportunities are great but still we fall on evil days because of our non-competitiveness and inability. 

(b) A free India will be judged by the ways in which it will serve the interests of the common man. It can be in the matters of food, clothing, shelter and social activities. 

(c) Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru referred to the great contribution which this country will make for the promotion of world peace and for the welfare of mankind. 

(d) India will use its freedom not only for the welll-being of India but for Vishva Kalyana, world peace and the welfare of mankind also. 

(e) We can raise the standards of efficiency in administration by rooting out corruption in high places.

There is a need to root out every trace of nepotism, love of power, profiteering and black marketing also as it has spoiled the good name of our country in recent time. 

(a) spring 

(b) brave 

(c) altogether 

Expected Answer/Value point of Test Item. 

(a) If we choose the wrong way and act on that choice, there is no heavenly power with us and we are alone and destined to fail. 

(b) In every situation that we confront there is either a right way or a wrong way to proceed. It depends on us, which path we follow. 

(c) It is through the system of prayer that God transmits concepts of truth into the minds of human beings and gives us the clarity of understanding the concepts of right and wrong. 

(d) We can make ourselves happy and peaceful by living righteously and in obedience to the laws of God. It gives joy and happiness to our soul. With it comes inner peace and comfort too. 

(e) God is benevolent because he has given us the law of repentance. Whenever we disobey God’s laws and commandments, we can repent and become more righteous.

(a) Developing competence and ability. 

(b) for the healing of discords. 

(c) Concord

(a) When power outstrips ability. 

(b) by the way in which we serve the interests of the common man in the matter of food, clothing and shelter. 

(c) great contribution which India will make to the promotion of world peace and welfare of mankind. 

(d) for vishva kalyan peace and welfare of mankind. 

(e) by rooting out corruption in highplaces, nepotism, love of power etc.

Detailed Answer : 

(a) We fall on evil days when our power outstrips our ability. Sometimes our opportunities are great but still we fall on evil days because of our noncompetitiveness and inability. 

(b) A free India will be judged by the ways in which it will serve the interests of the common man. It can be in the matters of food, clothing, shelter and social activities.

(c) Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru referred to the great contribution which this country will make for the promotion of world peace and for the welfare of mankind. 

(d) India will use its freedom not only for the welllbeing of India but for Vishva Kalyana, world peace and the welfare of mankind also. 

(e) We can raise the standards of efficiency in administration by rooting out corruption in high places. 

There is a need to root out every trace of nepotism, love of power, profiteering and black marketing also as it has spoiled the good name of our country in recent time.

(a) Developing competence and ability. 

(b) for the healing of discords. 

(c) Concord

(a) Outstrip 

(b) Nepotism 

(c) Concord

(a) social and economic acceptability 

(b) we choose the wrong way and act on it 

(c) righteousness

(a) If we choose the wrong way and act on that choice, there is no heavenly power with us and we are alone and destined to fail. 

(b) In every situation that we confront there is either a right way or a wrong way to proceed. It depends on us, which path we follow. 

(c) It is through the system of prayer that God transmits concepts of truth into the minds of human beings and gives us the clarity of understanding the concepts of right and wrong. 

(d) We can make ourselves happy and peaceful by living righteously and in obedience to the laws of God. It gives joy and happiness to our soul. With it comes inner peace and comfort too.

(e) God is benevolent because he has given us the law of repentance. Whenever we disobey God’s laws and commandments, we can repent and become more righteous.