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s per PacketR 32 per kgCharlie treated his five friends to lunch at a Chinese restaurant. 360, ChinatownBilas nagar, Raigarh. He bought certain items that are shown below and prepare a billfor it.2 Plate Garlic chicken3 Plate American choupsey3 Plate Golden fried prawns2 Plate Mixed fried rice withManchurian60 per plate55 per plate65 per plate50 per plate/Dancaki went to the Tina Provision Store Dadar, Mumbai to buy the |
| Answer» <p>Question you have submitted is incomplete. Please post a complete question.</p> | |
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Exercise 4Change the following sentences from the active voice to the passive voice:1. The man cut down the tree.2. Columbus discovered America |
| Answer» <p>1. The tree is cut down by the man.</p><p>2. America was discovered by Columbus. </p> <p>thanks</p> | |
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A.Write whether the following sentences are in active voice or in passive voice.The villagers were helped by the soldiers whilecrossing the river.1. |
| Answer» <p>The statement is in Passive voice.</p> | |
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Change the following sentences into the Passive Voice or Active Voice as indicated withinrackets:1. Parents allow their children to do what they like(Pas |
| Answer» <p>The children are allowed to do what they like by their parents.</p><p>Like my answer if you find it useful!</p> | |
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WORD POWEREach of the following pictures is a part of the words given in the box. Matchthe picture with the word by drawing aline..bearstopgoldenmonkenarrouof+ |
| Answer» <p>bear is ear,stop is top,golden is den,monkey is key,narrow is qrrow</p> | |
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20.7. When Timothy was brought home, hewas brought up entirely onat first(A) mutton(B) raw mutton(C) raw-fish(D) milk |
| Answer» <p>milk</p> <p>Timothy brought first home is mutton</p> <p>Timothy was brought up entirely milk at first.</p> | |
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Answer the following que(a)When did Bhola Grandpa let out a loud wail?er night |
| Answer» <p>Ans :- Bhola Grandpa let out a loud wail when he discovered that his grandson is not with him, but lost in the festival.</p><p>PLEASE LIKE THE ANSWER</p> | |
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hy do you think Lutkins' neighbours were anxious to meet the lawyer? |
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active voice passive voice formulas |
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8 mChange the highlighted verbs in these sentences as instructed. Make otherchanges if necessary.1. I am learning how to dance. (past continuous)2. My sister is listening to the radio. (simple present)3. We sang our favourite song at the function. (simple future)4. My father and I play video games in the evenings.(past continuous)5. Peter felt unhappy when he saw that the animal was hurt. (simple pre6. We are going for a walk. (future continuous)7. The neighbours play loud music when they have a party. (simpa8. Nicole debated on the topic while the crowds cheered her. (past comparty. (simple past)(past continuo |
| Answer» <p>1 . I was learning 2. listens 3. will sing4. were playing 5. feels. sees6. will be going 7. played had 8. was debating. were cheering </p> | |
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change"He gave a chocolate"in past continuous and in voice also |
| Answer» <p>he was giving a chococolate and a chocolate was give by him</p> <p>he giving a chocolate </p> <p>He was giving me a chocolate.</p><p>A chocolate was given by him.</p> | |
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They do not obey my orders .(Change into Past continuous) |
| Answer» <p>They had not been obeying my orders.</p> | |
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बए। 43es0. 1. Distinguish between Micro Economics andPoint out their relativen significance in Economics analysis.(व्यष्टि अर्थशास्त्र और समष्टि अर्थशास्त्र में अन्तर स्पष्ट कीजिए। आर्थिक विश्लेषणमें उनके सापेक्षिक महत्त्व को बतलाइये।)fh कि आतथा का अध्ययन दो दष्टिकोण से करते हैं- |
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1. "Economics of Industry" was written by |
| Answer» <p>Economics of Industryis a leadingpolitical economyoreconomicstextbook ofAlfred Marshall(1842–1924), first published in 1890.It ran into many editions and was the standard text for generations of economics students.</p> | |
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Very Short Type Questions:1 Write Define economics. |
| Answer» <p>Ans :- Economics is the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. Economics focuses on the behaviour and interactions of economic agents and how economies work.</p><p>PLEASE LIKE THE ANSWER</p> | |
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Maya, a four year old girl does not eat properly and always cry in new place. Her parentsare not able to send her in school. Answer the following about Maya(i) Which nutritional deficiency she may suffer? |
| Answer» <p>She may suffer from a vitamin B12 deficiency.</p> | |
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UP3. A gang of pirates were burying a(a) large box(b) small box(c) large bag(d) small bag |
| Answer» <p>Large bag hello mate is your answer </p> <p> large bag is the answer of this question</p> <p>large box is answer your question</p> <p>large box is the right answer</p> | |
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never failleads to success-King of Rome -sThinking in advance.Self TrustMotivates Value 3ne'sselfionsar |
| Answer» <p>Hard work - leads to success Trusting one's self - self trust The ambition - Motivates value Efforts - never fail Julius Caesar - King of Rome Planning - Thinking in advance </p> | |
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II Mateh the following1. Hard work2. Trusting one's self3. The ambition4. Efforts5. Julius Caesar6. Planning(6x1-6)never fail -leads to success-King of Rome -SThinking in advanceSelf TrustMotivates Value- 3 |
| Answer» <p>Hard work - leads to success Trusting one's self - self trust The ambition - Motivates value Efforts - never fail Julius Caesar - King of Rome Planning - Thinking in advance </p> | |
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te a letter to the editor of a newspaper expressing your anguish over the suicidesyoungsters to complete the video game called blue whale. Suggest some ways to tackle themenace of the game. You are Prabha/ Anoop of House No. 13, Park Avenue, Gurgaon. |
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94. The custom officers haveconfiscated a large consignmentof drugs.(A) released (B) concealed(C) destroyed (D) seized |
| Answer» <p>the custom officers have confiscated a large consignment of drugs destroyed</p> | |
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Oe watciLyod bave Tie.Wealways like men.... speak the truth. |
| Answer» <p>We always like men who speak the truth</p> <p>thnxxxxx</p> | |
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In a hall, 625 chairs are arranged in rows antewith the number of rows equal to the numumns. The chairs in one row and one columoved How many chairs remain?The sum of a certain number of consecutivbers starting with 1.is5184 How manyare added?The sum of two consecutive natural nursquare of the first is 5329. What are the |
| Answer» <p>please post complete question</p> <p>none of the question is complete 👌💯 Post the complete 👌💯 question ❓ 👌👌✅✅</p> <p>Provide the complete questions💭❓</p> <p>tjrrhiveqrdasgchvrfvsasrearafvjdtkbkhhctdjvutvhv</p> | |
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e solitary ReaperBehold her, single in the fleld,Yon solitary Highland LasstReaping and singing by herselfStop here, or gently pass!Alone she cuts and binds the grain,And sings a melancholy strainO listen! for the Vale profoundIs overflowing with the sound.No Nightingale did ever chauntMore welcome notes to weary bandsOf travellers in some shady haunt,Among Arabian sands:A voice so thrilling ne'er was heardIn spring-time from the Cuckoo-birdBreaking the silence of the seasAmong the farthest Hebrides.Will no one tell me what she sings?Perhaps the plaintive numbers flowFor old, unhappy, far-off thingsAnd battles long ago:Or is it some more humble layFamiliar matter of to-day?Some natural sorrow, loss, or pain,That has been, and may be agairn?Whate'er the theme, the Maiden sangAs if her song could have no ending;I saw her singing at her workAnd o'er the sickle bending;I listened, motionless and still;And, as I mounted up the hill,İThe music in my heart I bore,Long after it was heard no more.William Wordsworth |
| Answer» <p>Question you have submitted is incomplete. Please post a complete question.</p> <p>what is your question</p> <p>tell the summary of this poem</p> <p>"The Solitary Reaper" opens with the speaker directing our attention to a solitary reaper (someone who cuts down crops—like corn or rye—by hand). She's singing in a field somewhere. She's a highland lass, and she's singing while she works. It's kind of a sad song, but it's definitely more thrilling than a cuckoo's song in the Hebrides (sure, what isn't?) and different than anything you might hear from a nightingale. The speaker loves the song, but he can't understand any of it. He wonders if she's singing about old battles and other sad stuff from forever ago, or if she's singing about something more humble. Either way, he notes that she's singing as if her song will never end. He watches, enraptured, not moving at all. At the end he quietly walks away, keeping the woman's music in his heart for a long time after.</p> <p>what is the attitude William Wadsworth carries towards the solitary reaper?Give a reasoned answer.</p> <p>Who is the poem addressing when he says, 'stop here or gently pass'?</p> | |
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05. Complete the sentences given below with the options that follow the passage-A(a)star decided to settle (b)Chennai. She (c). a house in the (d).She hired a man to paint the doors (e) new colours. However, she decided to go back to her nasometime. She had lived here in Chennai for many years. When the day of her departure came, tearsher eyes. She distributed all of her old things to her (h). friends.famousat(a) famed(b) in(c) rented(d) inside(e) in(1) atIg) intoth) oldfamiliararoundhas rentedmiddlewithrentscentreintoduringtoolderforwithinelder |
| Answer» <p>1.famous</p> <p>2.in </p> <p>3.rented</p> <p>famousinrentedmiddlewithforintoold</p> | |
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wastielllasteidbenne trog6 Make a comparison of the charters of the bird and the frog and bring the differences in them. |
| Answer» <p>Frogs and toads are both amphibians and they are similar in many ways, but they are also different in a few ways. To be completely accurate, toads are actually a classification of frog. That is to say that, technically, toads are a kind of frog.</p><p>Generally, frogs spend most of their lives in or near water. Toads on the other hand, get out on land a little more and find their way into gardens and yards. Frogs also usually have moist slimy skin, while toads have dry bumpy skin. That is usually the best way to tell them apart.</p><p>2)In frog and bird embryos, Snail family genes are required for neural crest cell formation and delamination. Gridley and Murray discovered that mouse embryos lacking both Snail and Slug had severe defects, yet still formed neural crest cells that were able to delaminate and migrate.</p> <p>this question is from CBSE class 10English (The Frog and The Nightingale)</p> | |
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what i tha |
| Answer» <p>Ans :- Philosophers have argued over the meaning of love for millennia, but a glance at literary history gives us the beginnings of a definition: Love can be a connection to something greater than ourselves, or the thing that shows us who we really are. It is the oldest feeling in the world, yet somehow always feels new.</p> | |
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5. A bird lives non6. A rabbit lives in a burrow7. A monkey lives in a tree.4. Let's talkWho am I?1. I live in frees.Teat fruits.i am a2. I live in a nest.I fly in the sky. |
| Answer» <p>1.I live in tree. I eat fruits. I am a squirrel.</p> <p>1).I live in tree. I eat fruits. I am a squirrel.</p> | |
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__ cow is __ useful animal. |
| Answer» <p>The cow is a useful animal.</p> | |
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tha tadio. |
| Answer» <p>She has sung for the radio.</p> | |
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22Write the name of animals that have the following home:HomeAnimalBurrow RabbitHiveBCow shedStableKennel DIStyΡΙΙΙ21si ei is a |
| Answer» <p>Hive-Bee cow shed-CowStable-horse Kennel -Dog Sty-Pig</p> <p>3. cow 4.horse 5. dog 2.bee</p> <p>2 right is bee</p> | |
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26. at the creeping senility.- ange the following into meaningful sentences:7. I told/ going/him/ nothing/ that/ was/to/ happen/mel to.28. She/ employed/to/man/ the/ wrote/ who/ me.29. Was/ eating/apple/ another/ he?30. tall/ three/ came/ shed/ out/men/ of / the.holow and complete the repot tha |
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aofa hotel is 75 m long. 60 modndand four windows 3 m by 1 6m ech16 m high. It has tive-doors 4 m byfour3 m eachFind the cost ofnd ring its wails at the rats ofr 12 per m2carpeting its floor at the rate oft 25 per m |
| Answer» <p>hit like if you find it useful</p> | |
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SILENGBOARD QUESTIONSANNUAL 2016PART I(OBJECTIVE)SETAutomobiles release maximum(A) carbon-monoxide (B) sulphur dioxideC) nitrous oxide(D) carbon dioxide2019-01-04 12:25 |
| Answer» <p>option a) carbon monoxide</p> | |
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p=4g-xTS=q+x (m) |
| Answer» <p>x + y = 5x = 5 - y...........(1)</p><p>2x - 3y = 4......(2)</p><p>Put value of x from eq(1) in eq(2)2(5 - y) - 3y = 410 - 2y - 3y = 45y = 10 - 4y = 6/5</p><p>x = 5 - 6/5 = 19/5</p><p>Value of x = 19/5 and y = 6/5</p> | |
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5. What are biosphere reserves ? When was this concept 16. What is species diversity ? What is its importantance?diversity?7. How is biodiversity useful in agriculture ?8. How is biodiversity important/used for medicinal benef9. Give any three examples to show how human activitie10. Bring out the effects of fragmentation of habitats on a11. What are biodiversity hot spots? Who introduced thishot spots ?. DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN1. In situ Conservation and Ex situ Conservation2. National park and Sanctuary3. National park and Biosphere Reserve |
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Project Tiger, Chipko Movement and Vanmahotsav.Read and Answ(V) the correct option.The most popular national park in north India isa) Kaziranga Sanctuary.b) Jim |
| Answer» <p>kaziranga national park assam</p> | |
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Q.4. If a line intersects two concentric circles (circles with the sameentre) with centre O at A. B, C and D, prove that AB- CD. (In fig.) |
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Rani jhansi marine national park is situated in |
| Answer» <p>andaman and nicobar island</p> | |
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MATHEMATICSEx and y be rational and irrational numbers respectively, then xty is necessarily numIrrationalby Rationalc) Zerod) yలు అకరణీయ, కరణీయ సంఖ్యలైన x+y ఒక.......... సంఖ్యకరణీయబి) అకరణీయ సి) 0డి) ఏదీకాదుWhich of the following numbers is the multiplicative inverse of 5/31) -31/5b) -5/3131/5d) 5/315/31 యొక్క గుణకార విలోమము ....ఏ) -31/5బి) -5/31సి) 31/5డి) 5/31Tinni |
| Answer» <p>you have marked the right answers..</p> <p>you have marked the right answer..</p> <p>chhvvvcghffggggggghhgfgjkk</p> <p>you have marked the right answer</p> | |
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ABCDE is a regular pentagon, diagonal AD divides angle CDEin two parts, what is the ratio of angle ADE and angle ADC? |
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3. Which one is not a good quality?(b) polite(a) famous(c) notorious(d) well-knownnlled? |
| Answer» <p>notorious,all the left ones are good quality </p> <p>your answer is notorious</p> | |
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Match the words in column A with theirsynonyms in column B:famousinvolvedconquestrenouncegive upwell-knowntake-overdrawn-in |
| Answer» <p>famous- well knowninvolved- drawn inconquest- take overrenounce- give up</p> | |
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C.21SectionnRoll No.:4tNITMssignmentThe following passage has not been edited. There is one error in each line. Write theber(½ × 8 = 4 marks)incorrect word and the correction in the space provided against the correct blank numThe hermit and her wife broughtup his baby girl with love and care.He grew up to be a charming girl.Parents of her grew anxious to marryher offThem asked the Sun Godto accept the daughter of them ashis wife. The Sun Godaccepted their requestand married hers.The hermit andhis wife werehappy to see they(e) ThemTOR ANSWERS |
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In the following paragraph, one word has been omitted in each line. Writethe missing word along with the word that comes before and the word thatcomes after it against the correct blank number. The first one has beendone for you. Attempt any four.1x4=4Word Missing WordBefore Word AfterToday, Mt. Everest is drawing attention all e.g. attention forall(a)Mustthe negative reasons. The entire route theclimbers follow reach the top is littered withrubbish and is in sore need cleaning up. Therubbish strewn along mountain slopesincludes oxygen cylinders, bottles food cans.1/3/2P.T.O. |
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7453/79 |
| Answer» <p>7 4 5 3 ÷ 79 = 94.37</p> <p>94.37 is correct answer of following question </p> <p>94.341 is the correct answer.</p> <p>94.34 is the correct answer </p> <p>94.37 answer is correct</p> <p>94.37 is correct answer</p> <p>94.37 is the correct answer </p> <p>94.34 near about is the right answer </p> | |
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10.V. Answer the following questions :1. What is a Noun? Explain it by giving two examples.2. How many kinds of Noun are there? Write names with example.(10) |
| Answer» <p>The simplest definition of a noun is athingand nouns are the basic building blocks of sentences.These things can represent a person, animal, place, idea, emotion</p><p>Example:a)Theboyandgirlwere holdinghands astheycrossed thebridgeto on thewaytotown.Here :boy ,girl ,hands, they bridge are nouns</p><p>b)Ilove watchingmycatplay with the pinkyarn.</p><p>Here cat, yarn are nouns</p> <p>Types of nouns:</p><p>1.Commonnouns are the words that refer to most general things: country, evening, laughter, puppy, umbrella</p><p>2.Propernouns are the name that identifies someone or something, a person or a place. Proper nouns are capitalized. John is a proper noun, since the word John represents a particular, single example of a thing, John.</p> <p>1.Nouns are things that represents name, place, animal, or thing.Ex- Susy, Lucy etc. 2.There are basically six kinds of nouns. They are:proper noun ex- Taj Mahal, Delhi etc, common noun ex- pen, cup etc, collective noun ex- a fleet of sheep, an army of soldiers etc, abstract noun ex-love, happiness etc, countable noun ex-benches in a class, guns in an army's batch etc,u</p> <p>A noun is a wordEx: He is a doctor. It is fan.</p> | |
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1. What do you see in these pictures?2. Which festival are these pictures related to?3. Do you know anything about this festival?Activity 5: Read the following passage.Christmas is celebrated on December 25 every year. People decorate a tree with gifts,and lights. Some people dress up as Santa Claus and give gifts to children. People meand relatives and exchange gifts.Answer the following questions in a word or a sentence each.1. When is Christmas celebrated?2. What do people decorate a tree with?3. What do people dress up as?4. What do people exchange?ctivity 6; Fill in the blanks with the prepositions in or on. |
| Answer» <p>pless</p> <p>47 into 19 Purasawalkam</p> <p>Christmas is celebrated on 25th December. 2-People decorate the tree with Joysticks,candys and A star at the top. 3-people dress as santa claus. 4-People exchange gifts</p> | |
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75WORKSHEETSENTENCE REORDERINGpassage. Write the correct sentenkearrange them to form meaningful sentences to make a readableLook aDassage. Write the correct sentences in the space provided.(a)b)societygreat importance / one of the /essentials of life / it is / in all spheres / and is of / of life/ is / discipline /of / foundation / the veryitlife/ become / without/miserable / at home / will(d)obey / a soldier /or / the orders / a child,/ a student / mustfor/is/our / progress / it /a must /country'sis/ our/ progress/ it/ a must/ country's |
| Answer» <p>(d) a child, a student or a soilder must obey the orders.</p> <p>(e) Progress for our country is a must.</p> | |
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Many diseases are spreading in the city duc to heavy rain fall. Select any two diseases ofrainy season and suggest two suitable remedies for them.Lesson 7, 8) |
| Answer» <p>Most common diseases during rainy seasons are viral fever, Malaria, Dengue, stomach infection, cold and cough. </p><p>Home Remedies for viral fever are turmeric and dried ginger powder, Basil. </p><p>Remedies for Malaria is Anti-parasite and Antibiotics. </p> | |