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Perhaps he doesn't know much about cars.(might) |
| Answer» <p>he might not be knowing much about cars.</p> | |
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Why does the intruder choose Gerrard as the man whose identity he wants to take?OR |
| Answer» <p>answer </p> <p>because Gerrard was look like him </p> | |
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2. Fill in the blanks with the correct from of verbs given in the bracket(i) My sister (love) to eat ice-cream. (simple present)ii) The girls_ (sing)a song.(present continuous).Fii) The patient (die) before the doctor arrived.(past pe-) My father (buy) a new bag for me.(simple past)The servant (break)the glass. (present perfect) |
| Answer» <p>My sister love to eat ice creamThe girl is singing a songThe patient was dead before the doctor arrivedMy father bought a new bag for me The servant broke the glass</p> <p>i) lovesii)are singingiii) has diediv) boughtv) broke</p> <p>(i) loves(ii) are singing(iii) had died(iv) bought(v) had broken</p> <p>1. loves2. are singing3. had died4. bought5. had broken</p> <p>i) my sister loves to eat ice cream.ii) the girls are singing a song.iii) the patient had died before the doctor arrived.iv) my father bought a new bag for me.v) the servant had broken the glass.</p> <p>my sister loves to eat icecream .the girls are singing a song. patient died before the doctor arrived. my father bought a new bag for me . the servant has broken the glass.</p> <p>1-loves2-are singing3-had died4-bought5-has broken.</p> <p>(1). My sister loves to eat ice cream. (2). The girl are singing a song.(3). The patient had died before the doctor arrived.(4). My father about a new bag for me. (5). The servant had broken the glass. please like my answer ☺☺😊😊😀😀😁😁✔✔</p> <p>lovesare singingdiedboughthas broken</p> <p>(1) loves(2)are singing(3)had died(4)bought (5)had broken</p> <p>1. My sister loves to eat icecream.2. The girls are singing a song.3. The patient died before the doctor arrived.4. My father bought a new bag for me.5. The servant broke he glass</p> | |
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Perhaps wearing glasses will make your eyesight worse. (might) |
| Answer» <p>Perhaps wearing glasses might make your eyesight worse. </p> | |
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2.Correct the following sentences. Use Simple Past or Present PerfectTense.(i) He reached here just today. |
| Answer» <p>he reaches here today</p> | |
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change into indirect speech (1)roma said "the coach has called the players here today"(2)raghu said to deepti " you can use my sun glasses"(3)my friend said to me" may you win the signing contest (4)nita said" alas I have lost my purse".(5)ruby said to him, " how is your mother?" |
| Answer» <p>1. Roma told that the coach had called the players there that day. 2. Raghu told Deepti that she could use his sun glasses. 3. My friend told me that she wanted me to win the singing contest. 4. Nita grieved with sorrow that she had lost her purse. 5. Ruby asked him how his mother was. </p> | |
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32. The given figure shows a pentagon ABCDE. EGdrawn parallel to DA, meets BA produced at G,and CF, drawn parallel to DB, meets AB producedat F. Show thatG ABFar(pentagon ABCDE) ar(ADGA)33. In the adjoining figure, CEI ADand CFIBA/Prove that ar(ACBG)ar(A AFG). |
| Answer» <p>thanks</p> | |
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4/2018 (1) (E11)1. The famous, The Jungle Book', the story 1associated with Kanha Tiger Reserve ofMadhya Pradesh and later an animatedmovie was made in 2016 for which it wonOscar Award, was written by(A) Vikram Seth(B) Aravind Adiga(C) Rudyard Kipling(D) Jumpa Lahiri |
| Answer» <p>Rudyard Kipling is the writer</p> | |
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l. Gujarat isRajasthan and Madhya Pradesh |
| Answer» <p>Gujrat is smaller than Rajasthan and madhyapradesh .Please like the solution 👍 ✔️👍</p> | |
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Aditya said, "I go for a walk every morning."(Choose the most appropriate indirect speech) |
| Answer» <p>Aditya said that he goes for a walk every morning.</p> | |
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\begin{array} { l } { \text { The longest river of Madhya Pradesh is - } } \\ { \text { a) Ganga } } \\ { \text { c) sindh } } \\ { text (b ){ chambal }\\ { text (d ){ narmada }\end{array} |
| Answer» <p>The longest river of Madhya Pradesh is Narmada.</p> | |
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essay of describe an early morning walk through your city and give details |
| Answer» <p>A morningwalkis a</p> <p>A morningwalkis a very useful exercise taken in theearlyhours of the morning. It is time when the mind is fresh and the body is active. It is rightly said, “Earlyto bed andearlyrise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.” Many people go out for awalkdaily in the morning.</p> <p>I live in a city, where the early morning fog occasionally envelops the entire place and reduces visibility to only a few yards. Thankfully, the day I decided to take a morning walk with two of my friends, the sky was clear, but it was cold.</p><p>We left home around 6 A.M., clad in winter wear of pullovers and jeans, with woollen undervests, mufflers wrapped around our necks. All of us wore woollen caps.</p><p>During the walk, we discovered the serenity of our locality, especially as not many motor vehicles crossed us. The birds seemed to have already woken up as we could hear their chirps and caws. One of my friends occasionally threw roasted grams and the little sparrows swooped down on them in a flash.</p><p>After a while, we reached the local market, where the smell of samosas and kachauris being fried wafted into our nostrils. We saw a few people outside the market sitting around a small fire they had lit to keep themselves warm. We decided to have tea from the stall at the roadside; this was served to us in disposable polystyrene glasses, which is always hygienic to use. The tea-stall owner had done his morning puja after opening the shop, which was evident from the incense sticks that had already burnt down to the last centimetre.</p><p>After having tea, we resumed our walk and in some timecrossed the Railway station, where we could see people trickling in to catch the morning local trains to work. We carried on with our walk and reached the Bus Stand after a while, where too we could see the morning rush of daily passengers. At the Bus Stand, we had piping hot puris, with an equally tasty vegetable curry and chutney for accompaniment.</p><p>It was now 7:45 A.M. and we needed to get back home, so decided to return but by taking another route. It took us close to half an hour to get home, during which time we saw further parts of the city bathed in morning sunshine. The clock tower stood tall, among all the structures that we crossed on our way back. The leaves of the newly planted shrubs in the road dividers glistened in the soft winter sunshine. Our huge Central Park looked majestic, playing host to morning walkers who had come in large numbers.</p><p>It was around 8:20 A.M. by the time we got home. </p><p>Read more on Brainly.in - https://brainly.in/question/963893#readmore</p> | |
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7. goes a for walk Rahul morning everyA. |
| Answer» <p>Rahul goes for a walk every morning</p> <p>Rahul goes for a walk every morning.</p> | |
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1. They offered the children bananas applespears and plumsA. A comma (,)C. Hyphen (-)B. Semi colon C)D. Dash(2 "this manor, Ä°s very sweet" how should this |
| Answer» <p>A. Comma</p> | |
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leplantAnsiver Type QuestionsWhat is meant by respiration |
| Answer» <p>a process by which living things produce energy from food. Respiration usually needs oxygen</p> <p>Respirationis the biochemical process in which the cells of an organism obtain energy by combining oxygen and glucose, resulting in the release of carbon dioxide, water, and ATP (the currency of energy in cells).</p> | |
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I accept the Terms and Conditions of the Star Clubcard ProgramName:Signature:Mot solid without Name and Signature |
| Answer» <p>Mohammad Junaidjunaid</p> <p>here the signature is of your enter your name here</p> <p>Here the signature is of your enter your name here</p> <p>here the signature is of your enter your name here </p> | |
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define fabric |
| Answer» <p> A cloth made by weaving or knitting fibres.</p> | |
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171. If C is coded as 3 , DASH iscoded as 32 , then DANCE willbe coded as |
| Answer» <p>As, C= 3</p><p>DASH = 4 + 1 + 19 + 8 = 32</p><p>Similarly, DANCE = 4 + 1 + 14 + 3 + 5 = 27</p> <p>c = 3.dash= 4+1+19+8=32.than, dance= 4+1+14+3+5= 27</p> <p>answer::::::::::::27</p> <p>d+a+n+c+e4+1+14+3+5=27</p> <p>27 is the correct answer</p> <p>27 is the right answer.</p> | |
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TYPE-lSHORT-ANSWER QUESTIONS (150-200 woreHow does Shelley describe the statue of Orymandias ? )0 |
| Answer» <p>Ozymandias is Shelley’s anthologised poem written in 1817, and one of his most famous.</p><p>The statue is described as two huge standing legs, without a torso. A massive but crumbling stone head lies nearby and half buried in the sand. The face is supposed to have had a ‘sneer of cold command’.</p><p>The ominous looking remains stood on a pedestal on which the words ‘My name is Ozymandias, king of kings. Look on my works, oh mighty, and despair!’ were seen etched. An endless desert, spread out on all sides of the statue.</p> | |
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Rewrite the following sentence as directed:Our team won the match.(Begin with The match.. |
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(b) Mohan Lal wore a suit which was brought from(i) Oxford(ii) Picadilly Circus (ii) Saville Row(iv) Jefferson City |
| Answer» <p>Mohan Lal wore a suit which was brought from Saville row.</p><p>Hence, option (iii) is correct.</p> | |
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Thinking about LanguageI. Here are some sentenauthor: (a) was afraid ofsome sentences from the text. Say which of them tell you that thefal was afraid of the snake. (b) was proud of his appearance.(c) had a setad sense of humour, (d) was no longer afraid of the snake.1. I was unas turned to stone ) was afraid of the snakeno mere image cut in granited) WOOS no Jorgete arm was beginning to be drained of strength.1 tried in my imagination to write in bright letters outside my little heart thewords. 'O God".5. I didn't tremble. I didn't cry outI looked into the mirror and smiled. It was an attractive smile7. I was suddenly a man of flesh and blood.8. I was after all a bachelor, and a doctor too on top of it!o The Icllow had such a sense of cleanliness... The rascal could have takenit and used it after washing it with soap and water.10. Was it trying to make an important decision about growing a moustache orusing eye shadow and mascara or wearing a vermilion spot on its forehead.to how fear |
| Answer» <p>chitanya was the devot of</p> | |
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Ram has a pan.tense hai .sir |
| Answer» <p>present perfect progressive tense</p> | |
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Punctuate the following sentence.oh i am so happy to meet you sir |
| Answer» <p>"Oh! I am so happy to meet you sir."</p> | |
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how did Virginia help Sir Simon to be laid to rest in the end? |
| Answer» <p>There had been a great deal of difficulty at first about the inscription on Sir Simon's tombstone, but finally it had been decided to engrave on it simply the initials of the old gentleman's name, and the verse from the library window. The Duchess had brought with her some lovely roses, which she strewed upon the grave, and after they had stood by it for some time they strolled into the ruined chancel of the old abbey.</p> | |
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Sketch the character of Sir Mohan Lal in light of 'Karma' by KhSingh. |
| Answer» <p>Mohan Lal</p><p>Mohan Lal is one of the main characters in the short story. His characterisation is done both directly by the narrator, his wife and himself, and indirectly through his actions and attitude.</p><p>Outer characterisation</p><p>Mohan Lal is a middle-aged Indian man, educated in England, who works as a lawyer and a vizier in his native country (p. 179, l. 28).</p><p>...</p><p>Inner characterisation</p><p>The defining personality trait of Mohan Lal is his arrogance which can be identified based on his attitude towards Indians and his wife.</p><p>He treats his wife with indifference and superiority. While waiting for the train, the two of them never speak.</p> | |
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He smiled uncomfortably. 'just plans sir', he answered in a low voice.1) Who is he in the above lines.? |
| Answer» <p>He is Nicola in the ab</p> <p>above lines. </p> | |
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What preparations were made for the hunting on the shooting day?A. |
| Answer» <p>The preparations made on the shooting day for hunting were:-</p><p>1) A platform was made 25 m above the ground for Mrs packletide and miss mebbin to sit2) A pack of cards work was given to them so that they can entertain themselves during the time they were waiting for the tiger.3) I go to a state that as a bait to attract the old tiger.</p> <p>Sorry the third point is that:-The goat which persistent Bleat was tethered to attract the tiger</p> | |
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CE(1) The Co-operative Societies Act was passed in the year ..(Ch(a) 1932 (b) 1912 (c) 1956 |
| Answer» <p>The Co-operative Societies Act was passed in the year 1912. </p><p>Please hit the like button if this helped you</p> | |
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Mendelian experiment consisted of breeding tall pea plants bearing overwith short pea plants bearing white lowers. The progeny all bore voletut almost half of them were short. This suggests that the genetic make-up11 parent can be depicted asTTWWTTWwTUWWTtWwDen? |
| Answer» <p>4th one write because he was try to develop the plant growth by using two types of same plants.</p> | |
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Krmaerdthat she hcul 22 een n.plyăźăźznpuli |
| Answer» <p>Rama said,"I have been very impatient".</p> | |
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(ii) From the coffee houses (a) the sixteenth century to themodern-day cafes, coffee has _(b) a significant impact on thelifestyles of people from all walks of life. Coffee (c)animportant role in many societies around the world today -has come a long way.(a) (i) in, (i) of, (ii) by. (iv) on(b) (1) have, (ii) having, (ii) had, (iv) dicd(c) (0) played, (ii) playing, (ii) play, (iv) plays(d) (i) or, (ii) but, (ii) and, (iv) otherwise.(d) |
| Answer» <p>a)ofb)havec)playsd)and</p> | |
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(i) Poor /he /honest /is / but. te is(11) for/ studiĂŠd /History /he / f(iii) to / people / there / most / play / go(iv) in India / grown / is / coffee /the farmers /by(v) Said/well/it /been /has/forests/mankind/that/precedeHe sive years. |
| Answer» <p>1)he is poor but honest2)he studied history for five years3) most people go there to play4) coffee is grown in India by the farmers</p> | |
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1.Write the difference between Constants and Variables. |
| Answer» <p>The difference between variables and constants is that variables can change their value at any time but constants can never change their value. Constants can be very useful, Pi for instance is a good example to declare as a constant.</p> | |
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MISANTHROPE(A) One who hates whole mankind(B) One who hates women(C) One who hates men(D) One who loves mankind |
| Answer» <p>option D is the correct answer</p> <p>one who hates whole mankind.</p> <p>one who hate whole mankind</p> <p>A (one who hates whole mankind ) is the correct answer </p> | |
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A term is a product of factors. The term 4xy in the expression 4xy+7 is a productof factors x, y and 4. Factors containing variables are said to be algebraic factors. |
| Answer» <p>this is just a statement. what do you want to ask?</p> | |
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2018-19MATHEMATKİ220Construct a triangle of sides 4 cm, 5 cm and 6 cm and then a triangle similar tosides are2.of the corresponding sides of the first triangle. |
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2019 top companies in india ? |
| Answer» <p>Flipkart (Owned by Walmart now)</p><p>AmazonIndia.</p><p>OYO Hospitality.</p><p>One 97 Communications (Parent of Paytm and Paytm Money)</p><p>Uber.</p><p>Swiggy.</p><p>Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)</p><p>Zomato.</p> | |
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space provided by each definitionThe ship's officer who is in charge of provisions and dining arrangementsA. Passenger B. Steward C. Southampton D. White Star Line1.A large mass of ice floating at sea, usually broken off of a polar glacierC. Titanic D. Life JacketA. Iceberg B. Southampton-2.3.A city in southern EnglandB. Lifeboat C. Titanic D. PassengerA. SouthamptonA British naval reserve officer and commander of the TitanicA. Captain Edward Smith B. Lifeboat C. Titanic D. Southampton4.5. Shipbuilder in charge of the plans for the TitanicA. Passenger B. Thomas Andrews C. Unsinkable D. TitanicLife preserver consisting of a sleeveless jacket of buoyant or inflatable desiA. Life Jacket B. Thomas Andrews C. Captain Edward Smith D. Southa6.7.The tendency to float in water or other liquidA. Titanic B. Lifeboat C. Passenger D. BuoyancyA prominent British shipping companyA. Lifeboat B. Thomas Andrews C. White Star Line D. Unsinkable8.9. Of great force or powerA. Titanic B. Iceberg C. Thomas Andrews D. Unsinkable10. A traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat, bus, car, plane or train etc) who isA. Unsinkable B. White Star Line C. Passenger D. Life Jacket11. Incapable of being sunkA. Steward B. Iceberg C. Unsinkable D. Lifeboat |
| Answer» <p>A,D,D,B,A,A,B,A,C,C,D</p> | |
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mx(x-7)+49=0 |
| Answer» <p>correct answer is 2</p> | |
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how do you celebrate an occasion |
| Answer» <p>Celebration allows us to relax and unwind in the midst of busy and crazy lives. We use celebrations as an excuse to gather with the friends and family that mean that most to us. We also enjoy celebrations because they allow us to remember the things in life that truly matter. As we celebrate, we allow the stresses of life to fall behind and we spend our time doing things we love with the people we love. There is something about a great celebration that reminds us of the purpose of our life and of the power of our closest relationships.</p><p>Think of ways to incorporate celebrations of all kinds into your life. Make a big deal out of birthdays, weddings, or anniversaries. Throw huge celebrations for Thanksgiving, Christmas or other holidays that are important to your religious beliefs. One of the biggest keys to getting the most out of life is to have celebrations for no real reason at all. Just invite your friends over, cook great food and spend a few hours playing games that cause laughter and build friendship.</p><p>Perhaps the best thing about celebration of any kind is that it makes our lives richer and more full.</p> <p>points</p> | |
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th BryBritish1. colour2.3.4. counsellor5. centre6.labortravelertheaterorganize8. realise9.defense10. offence |
| Answer» <p>British - ColourAmerican - Color</p><p>British - LabourAmerican - Labor</p><p>British - TravellerAmerican - Traveler</p><p>British - CounsellorAmerican - Counselor </p><p>British - CentreAmerican - Center</p><p>British - TheatreAmerican - Theater</p><p>British - OrganiseAmerican - Organize</p><p>British - RealiseAmerican - Realize</p><p>British - DefenceAmerican - Defense</p><p>British - Offence American - Offense</p> <p>1.color2.labour3.traveller4.consellor5.center6.threater7.orgnize8.relise9.defnse10.offance</p> | |
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a. 5.Fill in the blanks appropriately.Since ancient times trade relations existed between India (a)Europe. There (b)in the European markets. (d)a great demand (c)Indian goodsthe medieval period, land routesused for this trade. Later, the European merchants(f)their trades with India.to look for sea routes (h)g) |
| Answer» <p>a. andb. wasc. ofd. Duringe. weref. andg. went h. for</p> <p>a. andb. wasc. ofd. Duringe. weref. andg. went h. for</p> | |
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In a quiz competition, Ravi gave answers of 70% of the questions. He failed to giveanswers of six questions. Find the total number of questions asked in the quicompetition. |
| Answer» <p>Like if you find it useful </p> | |
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VOCABULARYSpelling long wordsSome of the words in the following list are correct and some others are incorrePur a ck against the word that i correct and make the correction in thow thaare not.address swimming interaeroplain& disappeared neecessarycyagardquarrelling guaranteereciepttraveleradmittancedisappointreferedOccasionrecommendaccomodationbeginning |
| Answer» <p>interestaeroplanereferred</p> | |
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He is ----- European |
| Answer» <p>an</p> <p>an</p> | |
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Q.1Objective Type Questions:(A) Answer in once sentence only.1)What is a Journal? |
| Answer» <p>A newspaper or magazine that deals with a particular subject or professional activity.</p> <p>subsidar book which is used to record transactions</p> | |
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.Writea paragraph on Social evils and its impact on the society' |
| Answer» <p>We are living in the 21st century, an era where men and women are now given equal rights and liberties in the world.</p><p>However, even after so much effort by social reformer Raja Ram Mohan Roy in the early 19th century, India is still orthodox when it comes to giving equal rights to women as against men.</p><p>Here are 5 social evils that still remain in the roots of the society:</p><p>1. No education for girls</p><p>If the female literacy rate is low in a country then the growth of the country is sluggish because when a woman is not educated, it impacts every member of the family.</p><p>Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar have the lowest female literacy rate.</p><p>According to 2011 census, Arunachal Pradesh (66.95 percent) is placed second-lowest in literacy in the country, just above Bihar, which recorded the least literacy of 63.82 percent.</p><p>2. Domestic violence</p><p>Violence against women is highly prevalent in India; almost 70 percent of women are victims of domestic violence.</p><p>According to National Family Health Survey, one in three married adolescent girls has experienced physical violence from their husbands.</p><p>The survey of more than 83,000 women aged 15-49 showed that 34% had suffered physical violence—ranging from slapping, punching and twisting of the arm to severe assaults such as burning, choking or attacks with weapons. Besides this, nearly 15% have experienced emotional and 9% sexual violence.</p><p>The National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) says a total of 244,270 incidents of crimes against women were reported in the country in 2012, compared with 228,650 in 2011, an increase of 6.4%.</p><p>3. Female infanticide</p><p>The deliberate killing of a newborn female child is called female infanticide. The patriarchal nature of our society has caused this evil to continue since centuries.</p><p>According to a report published in India Today, nearly 2500 cases of female foeticide or female infanticide take place in the state of Rajasthan everyday.</p><p>It is a horrific state for women to live, veil is still a tradition for women there and female infants are buried in graves.</p><p>Midwives say girls are being disposed off ruthlessly. Even the doctors are also involved in this horrendous crime.</p><p>4. Prostitution</p><p>Prostitution is the exchange of sexual services for money. While in some countries like Germany, prostitution is legal, in India owning a brothel is a crime.</p><p>Child prostitution is a major problem in India involving around 1.2 million children.</p><p>In Rajasthan, the Bedia tribals' stance for girls is different from the rest of India because girls are a lifeline for the community as there is this century's old tradition of forcing daughters into prostitution when they attain adulthood.</p><p>The small village houses approximately 59 families in which girls who have attained puberty, are forced into sex trade.</p><p>The tradition roots back to the time of Zamindari system, when Bedias were dancers in the courts. They used to perform for feudal landlords.</p><p>5. Dowry</p><p>The most deep rooted evil of the society, girls are murdered due to their families not being able to give dowry to the bridegroom's family.</p><p>Evil practices like the demand and acceptance of dowry is widespread in Rajasthan state. The practice of payment of dowry is more rampant within the middleclass society. Even highly educated women from prestigious institutions are married off to strangers against their will.</p><p>Odisha tops the chart in dowry deaths, with latest statistics issued by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) shows that Odisha reported as many as 1,487 cases under Dowry Prevention Act accounting for 16.5 per cent of the total cases recorded in the country during 2012.</p> | |
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LILI3.What suggestions were made in answer to the third question? |
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23456 divisible by 2? State reason |
| Answer» <p>yes because when we divided no remainder come ....23456 completely divisible by 2 remainder come 0</p> <p>when we divide the numbers there is no remainder left</p> <p>when we divide the numbers there is no remainder left hence by the divisibility method a number is divisible by 2 if it's last digit is in the form of 0;2;4;6;8.........</p> <p>when we divide the numbers there is no remainder left thats why 23456 is divisible by 2</p> <p>Yes because 23456 is divisible by 2 with no remainder left. </p> <p>Most easy and right logic:The last number should be divisible by 2</p> | |