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Summary of the poem home and love |
| Answer» <p>Home and love are so inseparable that it is hard to decide which of the two is best. Love without home is bitterness and home without love is pain. Each alone is never enough. Somehow they always go together. If you gain love you should also have home.If you gain home you should also have love. You must have both together.</p><p>If you have both home and love , you must sing the whole day long. Even if you are poor it doesn’t matter but with Home and Love you must sing divine song. Song of gratitude to God. So repeat the verse-when angels talk in Heaven there are no sweeter words than Home and Love.</p> | |
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president of India |
| Answer» <p>Presently, Ram Nath Kovind is india president</p> <p>good</p> | |
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second president of india |
| Answer» <p>Sarvepalli Radhakrishnanwas an Indian philosopher and statesman who was the First Vice President (1952–1962) and the Second President Of India from 1962 to 1967.</p> <p>Sarvepalli radhakrishnan </p> <p>sarvepalli Radha Krishna</p> | |
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Darjeeling by rk laxman summary |
| Answer» <p>Darjeeling by R.K.Laxman is a travelogue by the Author describing his journey to Darjeeling and the different experiences he encounteredon his way to Darjeeling. The readers are exposed to the beauty of Darjeeling as a famous tourist destination.</p> | |
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Btuie swaliowChange the narration of the following sentences:a) Why are you weeping then?" asked the swallow |
| Answer» <p>The swallow asked that why were you weeping </p> | |
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What is os mosis? |
| Answer» <p>Osmosis is the process by which molecules of a solvent tend to pass through a semipermeable membrane from a less concentrated solution into a more concentrated one.</p> | |
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singing under the guidance of a Gurve p ceren gom rdo you S87 7)between folk music and classical musie? rretn sis differencees of 5 to 6 Indian musical instruments and thosestern music. (5Indian7 Tabla |
| Answer» <p>Veena, Flute, Sitar, Bansuri, Sarinda, Pungi</p> | |
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Weite the plurals of the following nouns in the blanks provided.1. OXЯ»8. volcano9. day2. box3.zero10.fly4. photo5. shelf6. leaf7. step11. radio12. chef13. giraffe14. axis |
| Answer» <p>boxes zeroes photoes shelfs leafs steps volcanoes days flies radios chefs giraffes</p> <p>vixen boxes zeroes photos shelves leaves steps volcanoes days flies radioes </p> <p>boxes zeroes photos selves leaves steps volcanoes days flyes radioed chefs giraffes axises</p> <p>oxes boxes zeroes photos shelves leaves steps volcanoes days flies radios chefs giraffes axises</p> <p>2.Boxes3.zeroes4.photos5.shelfs6.leaves7.steps8.volcanos9.days10.flyes11.radio's12.chefs13.giraffes14.axises</p> <p>boxeszeroespotatoesshelfs.leafsstepsvolcanoe☝☝☝☝daysfloesradioschefsgiraffes..👆👆👆</p> | |
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What is the wavelength of radiation whose frequency is 2 x 1014 sec1? [NTSE-20A) 1.5 x 10m B) 1.8 x 10-6m C ) 1.2 x 106m / 1.5 x 10-6 m |
| Answer» <p>option d is correct</p> <p>option d is the best answer</p> <p> option d is the right answer </p> <p>option d is the correct</p> | |
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Plane mIllUl3..If we raise our left hand in front of a plane mirror, the image will raise its right hand.4.green light appears black,50 |
| Answer» <p>This happens because light rays from mirror gets reflected in opposite direction of the incident rays hence right side becomes left and vice versa .</p> | |
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(1) Write the following set in the roster method:B yly is a colour in the rainbow. |
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Aind Ahswerg SkillsDescribe the social condition of the country when Abraham Lincoln became the President of tnited States of America. |
| Answer» <p>When Abraham Lincoln become the President of United States of America. The social condition of USA was improving.</p><p>By the time of Lincoln's inauguration on March 4, 1861, seven states had seceded, and the Confederate States of America had been formally established, with Jefferson Davis as its elected president.</p> | |
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The modern student (a)...... .... the importance to)........ .... physical exercise.He spends one to two hours in open air (C)..... .......... he takes part in different sports.However, care should (d) ..... .................... not to overstrain (e) ........................ body.(a) (i) understood (ii) understand (iii) have understand (iv) understands(b) (i) of(ii) by(iii) from(iv) with(c) (i) how(ii) which(iii) where(iv) why(d) (i) be taken (ii) took(ill takes(iv) has taken(e) (i) a(ii) an(iii) the(iv) some |
| Answer» <p>a- understandsb-ofc-where d-be taken e-the</p> | |
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the angles of quadrilateral are in the ratio 3:5:9:13. find allthe angles of the quadrilateral |
| Answer» <p>Sum of all angles of quadrilateral is 360Let angles are 3x, 5x, 9x, 13x3x + 5x + 9x + 13x = 36040x = 360x = 360/40 = 9</p><p>Angles are 27, 45, 81, 117</p> | |
| 8265. |
tan49 °41 °4. का मान ज्ञात कीजिए । |
| Answer» <p>cot 41 = cot (90-49) = tan 49</p><p>therefore, tan 49/tan49=1</p> | |
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what are the main features of the mechanical teacher and the school rooms that mark and Tommy have in the story |
| Answer» <p>There schools were in their homes itself. They didn't have any classmates. They learnt geography, history and arithmetic. There was a slot in which they had to put homework and test papers and the answers were written in the punch code</p> | |
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Put the words in alphabetical orderi] God, mother, teacher, education.ii] Sky, ship, shop school |
| Answer» <p>1. education, god, mother , teacher2. school, ship , shop, sky</p> | |
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to to help terS. What had ance happened to Tommy's teacher?6. Dd Marge have regular days and hours for school? IU so, |
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| 8269. |
E Rewrite thesesentences to make them more clear and meaningful.rstawith my family in a small house in Porbandar which includes my grandpargrandparentswas waking in the garden this morning which had beautiful roses3 That boy is the son of my school teacher Ms Davis who is acting in the play4 This table is for sale which has carved legsS The designer is waiting for your call who made your dresslexive pronouns |
| Answer» <p>1. I stay in a small house in Porbandar with my family which includes my grandparents.2. This morning I was walking in the garden which had beautiful roses.3. That boy who is acting in the play is the son of my school teacher Ms Davis.4. This table which has carved legs is for sale.5. The designer who made your dress is waiting for your call.</p> | |
| 8270. |
5x-3y=8;3x+y=2 by marathi |
| Answer» <p>5x -3y=8----(1)3x+y= 2------(2)×3multiply by 3 in eq25x-3y=89x+3y= 6by adding 14x=14x= 14/14=1putting the value of x in eq23x+y=23+y=2y= 2-3= -1</p> | |
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Reading With InsightQ.1. What do you understand of Einstein's nature from his conversationswith his history teacher, his mathematics teacher and the headteacher? |
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| 8272. |
opal bought sweets -this morning [make guestion tag] |
| Answer» <p>The answer as a question tag would be "Did he"?</p> | |
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"It's possible for a person to strike a balance between watching television and reading books". Write an essay giving your views for or against the statement giving relevant arguments. |
| Answer» <p>Yes. Weigh it heavily toward books. TV is passive, and even the best TV does nothing for you unless you follow up. If you watch a brilliant science show and don’t take notes or look for more information on the subject, you may as well have been watchingMr. Edreruns.</p><p>A book, on the other hand, forces your participation. Even a bad book requires you to decide it is bad, and to choose whether or not to continue reading. I generally give a book 50 pages. If it hasn’t explained to me by then why it is worth reading, then it isn’t.</p><p>So the ‘balance’ is to be very unbalanced in favor of books.</p> | |
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10. I am crazy about reading.... history books.A. anC. no articleB. aD. the |
| Answer» <p>I am crazy about reading history books. (no article) </p> | |
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5. My father bought a new cell phone.NOUN - Common and Proper :Give common nouns for each set of proper nouns.Japan, China, Singapore, VietnamAmit, Rahul, Sohan, HritikAssam, Sikkim, Kerala, PunjabSunday, Tuesday, Friday, ThursdayEarth, Mars, Venus, NeptuneIII/ENG (1) |
| Answer» <p>1 ka answer country 2 ND ka boy's 3rd ka answer states</p> <p>1-countries2- boys3-states4-days5-planets</p> <p>1. Countries2. Names3.State4.Days5.Planet.</p> <p>1.Country.2.Boys.3.States.4.Days of week.5.Planets.</p> <p>answers:</p><p>1. countries 2. names3. state4. days 5. planet.. ..</p> | |
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eative WritingQ.7A]Expand the ideas contained in any oneof the following topics:1. A Day without Newspaper2. Problem of Child Labour in Indi |
| Answer» <p>This is a basic expansion of the topic idea.You could manipulate as per your choice.</p><p>My grandpa is a retired professor. Reading the day’s newspapers is a major part of his daily routine. He spends three to four hours on them – especially The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Hindustan Times, The Times of India – each day. Before breakfast, after breakfast, before noon, at noon, in the afternoon – at all times of the day all that he wants is a newspaper. From the first word at the top left-hand corner to the last word on the right-hand corner, he reads every single word. The rest of the day is spent discussing the news, with family members, or with any guest who arrives or chances to drop in for some time. While sitting alone, grandpa thinks – can’t you guess, what? Yes, you’re right – of what’s going on in the political, economic, social spheres at the national as well as international level.One morning the day started with heavy rain. The sun was hidden in the clouds. It was dark. In the morning it appeared as if the day was at its end. Because of the weather, the newspaper boy did not come. Grandpa waited for hours but was disappointed. After waiting till 10 a.m. he sat down for breakfast. While eating bread, he found it too dry. Then he asked for an omelette, and an angry comment could be heard, “Uuffffoo…. How much salt have you put in it?” With a big cup of hot tea, the house echoed with a thundering voice: “No sugar left in the house. Why is there no sugar in it, and it is not hot at all!” After all this fuss, he finally drank it.Around noon when I entered his room I found him sleeping. But he was not comfortable; he was occasionally rolling from left to right then left then again right. That continued for an hour. He skipped his lunch as he had some discomfiture in his stomach. What could be the reason? There was some kind of irritation in his mind. He was not satisfied somehow. There was something missing. His day was incomplete. He was trying out many things, yet his face was like that of a little child who had been denied a chocolate. Instead, his mom had given him a lollipop. Or, for this era, the face of a child who has been denied a tab and given a keypad mobile. Poor grandpa was not able to understand his own feelings. He was missing something perhaps, but the question was, ‘What?’ Grandma offered to switch on the television for a news bulletin. He sat down and they both watched it. But he could not hear properly as his hearing was weak. The footage and the breaking news captions were moving so fast he was unable to catch them.With a drowsy face, he took his chair and went back to his room. Sitting on his bed, thinking about world affairs, but with a predominant negativity. Suddenly his eyes went to a copy of a newspaper that was lying around. He took it in his hands, put on his spectacles and started reading it. It was a day-old newspaper. Although he had read it earlier, he again started reading it. His mind relaxed and he was a happy gent once again. I gave him a cup of hot tea, as hot as it was in the morning, with the same amount of sugar. He drank it quietly. Then, what to do you think, the problem was? Yes! The Newspaper or, I should rather say, ‘The absence of one’.</p> | |
| 8277. |
my parents reading books (like) |
| Answer» <p>likes</p> <p>My parents like reading books</p> | |
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Choose the correct article: a, an, the orx(no article)1. Are you coming to party nextSaturday?2. I bought new TV set yesterday.3. I think man over there is very ill.He can't stand on his feet.4. I watched video you had sentme.5. She was wearing ugly dresswhen she met him.6. I am crazy about reading historybooks.7. She is nice girl.8. Do you want to go to restaurantwhere we first met?9. He is engineer.10. He thinks that love is what willsave us all. |
| Answer» <p>1. the2. a3. the4. the5. an6. the7. a8. the9. an10. x</p> | |
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(1)II. SENTENCE RE-ORDERING:1. like / city / Chennai / big / we live / in the2. eyes / beautiful / and precious / from God / to us / are/ giftearlier3. people / carried / their belongings / backs / on their |
| Answer» <p>1.we live in the big city like Chennai2.from god gift to us beautiful and precious eys 3.people carried their belongings on their earlier backs</p> <p>1) We live in the big city like Chennai2)Eyes are beautiful gift from God and precious to us3) Earlier people carried their belongings on their backs</p> <p>1. We live in the big city like Chennai2. Eyes are beautiful and precious gift from God to us3. Earlier people carried their belongings on their backs</p> | |
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Rewrite the following sentences so that they make(i) car drives father my a.(ii) a week, how days many are in there?(iii) beautiful how is she!iv) not tear do the of pages book a. |
| Answer» <p>1) My father drives a car.2) How many days are there, in a week?3) How beautiful is she?4) Do not tear the pages of a book.</p> | |
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sholla) must/ought to appropriately in the followingsentences.) People who live in glass housesnotwipe your feet before comingdo what the teacher tells you.throw stones.(ii) Youinto the house, especially during the rains.(iii) You(iv) The pupils were told that theywritemore neatly.(v) Sign in front of a park: Younot walkbe ashamed of yourself havingbeon the grass.vi) Youi) He left home at 9 o'clock. He) "Whatever happened to the chocolate cake?"made such a remark.here any minute."HowI know? I have just arrived |
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ummany of hey fun |
| Answer» <p>The short story 'the fun they had'writtenby Isaac Asimov deals with a boy and a girl, Tommy and Margie ,who find out something about school in thepasttime. On 17th march 2157 , Tommy, a thirteen-year-old boy,findsa' real book' which has been printed on paper is at the house of Margie.</p> | |
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Give the noun forms of:i) Existnciinedii) Emerging iv) enjoyed |
| Answer» <p>1. existence. 2. Inclination. 3. Emergence.4. Enjoyment. </p><p>Please hit the like button if this helped you.</p> | |
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Give the comparative forms ofi) Much _____ii) Significant _____iii) Bad _____iv) Small _____ |
| Answer» <p>1. more 2. more significant3. worse4. smaller</p> <p>thanks</p> | |
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Give the superlative forms ofil Beautifulii] Worse:iii] Better :-iv] Taller:3] |
| Answer» <p>1. most beautiful2. worst3. best4. tallest</p> | |
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redandwhite rose looks beautiful⌠. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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(ii)'Lencho was an ox of a man"-what does the line mean ? |
| Answer» <p>An ox of a man means a very strong man. Lencho was a hard working farmer. He worked hard in the field. His faith in God, made him to write letter to God. This shows how strong & hard working Lencho was, as he was worried about his harvest, which was destroyed by hailstorm. He thought that, writing a letter to God may help him to buy seeds for his next crop, as he didn't have any more seeds for his next crop. So the author compared him to an ox. This is a literarydevice used called metaphor.</p> <p>thanks</p> | |
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c) Give adverb forms.1. immense2. beautiful |
| Answer» <p>beautiful- beautifullyimmense- immensely</p> | |
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AnimalLion, tigerUse of adaptationTo tear the fleshAdaptationSharp teethLong and pointed beakShort beakLong and sticky tongueLong neck |
| Answer» <p>1.long and pointed beak animal:stroke,kingfisher use: to catch fish from water2.short beak animal:crows,ducks use:to eat tiny worms,small seeds3.long and sticky tongue animal: lizard use: to catch small insects4.long neck animal:giraffe use:to eat the leaves of the long trees</p> | |
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G. Fill in the blanks with 'These' or 'Those'.1.These_birds are in the sky.buffaloes are in the pond.3.flowers are beautifulpups are sleeping. |
| Answer» <p>1. Those2.Those 3. These4.Thesr</p> <p>1 those 2those3 these4 these</p> <p>1 ... Those 2.... Those3.... These4.... These</p> | |
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Children usuallycartoonsA? BlikesB. likedD!- like |
| Answer» <p>children usually likes cartoons</p> <p>childrens usually likes cartoons </p> <p>Children usually likes cartoon </p> <p>Children usually likes cartoon</p> <p>Children usually likes cartoons. </p> | |
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7. What subjects did Margie and Tommy learn? |
| Answer» <p>Margie and Tommy learnt geography,history and arithmetic</p> <p>Margie learnt geography and mathematics Tommy learnt history and mathematics </p> | |
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7. What subjects did Margle and Tommy learn?the story |
| Answer» <p>There is mention of subjects like Geography, Maths and History. But assuming a computer can be programmed to teach any subject they must be taught all relevant subjects.</p> | |
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3. VILJ6. Where was Margie's school? Did she have any classmatesand Tommy learn? |
| Answer» <p>Margie school was right next to her bedroom . no </p> <p>Margie has her virtual school in her house only. Her school was positioned close to her bedroom. She had no classmates as we see in the present-day schools. The main reason why she did not have any classmate is that the class was personalized for her. Moreover, she did not have any physical teacher as she had a virtual teacher. </p><p>Read more on Brainly.in - https://brainly.in/question/4469501#readmore</p> <p>margie school was next room to her bedroom, no she have no any classmates</p> <p>Margie's school was next room to her bedroom.no, she not have any classmate</p> | |
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0. VIII Was wu5407. What subjects did Margie and Tommy learn?... to the story |
| Answer» <p>Margie and Tommy learnt geography,history and arithmetic</p> | |
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8. How did the teacher learn from Nora? |
| Answer» <p>The teacher understood and realised that children need plenty of time to practice. Thus, familiarity with the shapes of letters and words is the first important step. Therefore, when children begin to read, they should have books with plenty of pictures. The book should be designed carefully. </p> <p>Here Nora was not the only learner, the teacher was also learning from her. By his experience with Nora, he learned the learning difficulties of children. ... The teacher and Nora became good friends, which also helped him to learn from Nora.</p> | |
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mug dild Tommy learn?II. Answer the following with reference to the story.1. "I wouldn't throw it away."(i) Who says these words?(ii) What does 'it' refer to?(iii) What is it being compared with by the speaker?"Sure they had a teacher, but it wasn't a regular teacher. It was a(i) Who does 'they' refer to?(ii) What does 'regular' mean here?(iii) What is it contrasted with?inabout 30 word |
| Answer» <p>1.</p><p>(i) Tommy says these words.</p><p>(ii) ‘It’ refers to the television screen.</p><p>(iii) Tommy is comparing the television screen with printed books of the earlier times.</p><p>2.</p><p>(i) The word ‘they’ refers to the students who studied in the old kind of schools, centuries before the time the story is set in.</p><p>(ii) Here, the term ‘regular’ refers to the mechanical teachers that Tommy and Margie has.</p><p>(iii) The mechanical teacher is contrasted with the teacher of the earlier times, who was a man.</p> | |
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What d yuuWhere was MargiWhat subjects did Margie and Tommy learn?e's school? Did she have any classmates?nswer the following with reference to the story."I wouldn't throw it away.(i) Who says these words?(ii) What does 'it' refer to?(i) What is it being compared with by the speaker?Sure they had a teacher, but it wasn't a regular teacher. I(i) Who does 'they' refer to?(ii) What does 'regular' mean here?(ii) What is it contrasted with? |
| Answer» <p>1.</p><p>(i) Tommy says these words.</p><p>(ii) ‘It’ refers to the television screen.</p><p>(iii) Tommy is comparing the television screen with printed books of the earlier times.</p><p>2.</p><p>(i) The word ‘they’ refers to the students who studied in the old kind of schools, centuries before the time the story is set in.</p><p>(ii) Here, the term ‘regular’ refers to the mechanical teachers that Tommy and Margie has.</p><p>(iii) The mechanical teacher is contrasted with the teacher of the earlier times, who was a man.</p> | |
| 8299. |
Type of e-commerce where goods or services are sold directlybetween two consumers. |
| Answer» <p>business to consumer</p> | |
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worried. A lilie iale u curFill in the blanks with appropriate forms of the verbs given inbrackets:There (a) ..(.be) a beggar in a village. He (b)that area (c...(like) him. One day he (d)come for begging.(use) to go door to door for his alms. All the women ofdo) not |
| Answer» <p>being usedlikeddid</p> | |