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name the current captains of any 4 international cricket teams |
| Answer» <p>India - virat kohlisouth Africa - Faf du plessisAustralia - Aaron finch ( oddi and t20) Tim Paine ( test)England - eoin Morgan ( oddi and t20) ,Joe root ( test)windies- Jason holder</p> <p>Australia:- Tim Paine.</p><p>Bangladesh:- Mashrafe Mortaza.</p><p>England:- Joe Root</p><p>Pakistan:- Sarfraz Ahmed</p> | |
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Mention three things we can learn from the tiny teacher'. Givereasons for choosing these items. |
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1. Mention three reasons how the author's grandmotherD spent her days after he grew up. |
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g) her to be | (e) Nina has a cow that normous quantitiesng in the (g) I heard that there........a disturbance in townering) my (h) I like him because his manners. ..me feelenty years) We must approach as many customers as wereof milk.ct(f) He tells me that ....wrong.last night.respectedto Model0) Do you doubt that ther ..Wm God ? |
| Answer» <p>e) gives</p><p>f) am</p><p>g) was</p><p>h) makes</p><p>i) can</p><p>j) is</p> | |
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Answer the following questions : (Do any 8)When is Science Day celebrated? |
| Answer» <p>National Science Day is celebrated in India on 28 February each year to mark the discovery of the Raman effect by Indian physicist Sir C V Raman on 28 February 1928. For his discovery, Sir C.V. Raman was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1930.</p> | |
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"The bleeding bark will heal"- Why doesthe bark bleed ?(TyvypRm 여대The bark of the tree bleeds because it ishacked and chopped mercilessly. (itz啊 |
| Answer» <p>When a tree ishacked,the barks bleed but soon they heal </p> | |
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est of the mosmust have sellWho does Lencho think has taken the rest of thWhat is the irony in the situation ? (Remember thirony of a situation is an unexpected aspect of it. An insituation is strange or amusing because it is the opposisof what ir nenacted) (MALORI HEAT Toh Taha 3 andaber that |
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2. If you were to write about these issues today whatare some of the incidents, examples and problemsthat you would think of as relevant? |
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IlPractiseMatch A and B.make roomget overmake amendsget confusedmake moneyget a jobmake progressget nowherecorrect the wrongearn cashimprovefind employmentfind spaceshow no improvementfind reliefbe unsure |
| Answer» <p> make room</p> <p>find spacefind reliefcorrect the wrongbe unsureearn cashfind employmentimproveshow no improvement</p> <p>5,7,1,8,2,4,3,6 is answer</p> | |
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THINK ABour Ir. Bill Bryson says, "I am, in short, easily confused." Whatexamples has he given to justify this? |
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How has the neem Eure and icerelevant to the present day world |
| Answer» <p>One could argue that the poem's central idea is that it's largely a waste of time to speculate on how the world might end. The speaker appears to be suggesting that, whether the world comes to grief through fire or ice, it doesn't really matter. Destruction is destruction; if the world ends through fire or ice then there's absolutely nothing we can do about it, one way or the other. This is just one of those manyquestions about which we speculate to fill up our free time. Yet the speaker disposes of the question pretty quickly by drawing attention to the equally destructive capabilities of fire and ice and leaves it at that.</p><p>Although the speaker doesn't know—or care to know—how the world will end, he does know something about desire. The suggestion here is that we should concentrate on dealing with questions relating to our own conduct and behavior instead of engaging in idle speculation concerning the precise nature of the apocalypse.</p> | |
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Date: 8 18 Page NoLat am2 |
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2 Why did Lencho say the raindrops were like 'new coins"?hann? Whathannanad to I encho's fields |
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Q.1. What were the 'new coins' to Lencho? |
| Answer» <p>Lencho’s crops were ready for harvest. However, they required a good downpour before harvesting. After a downpour, he could sell the harvest and get money. That is why he compared the raindrops to ‘new coins</p> | |
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through the points (2. 5) and (-3, 6).. A line perpendicular to the line segment joining the points,(1.0) and (2,3)divlat outs off equal intercents on the coordinateit in the ratio 1: n. Find the equation of the line. |
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What did Lencho hope for?Why did Lericho say the raindrops were like new coinsHow did the ratn change? What happened to Lencho's fields?What were Lencho's feelings when the hail stopped? |
| Answer» <p>1)Lencho hoped for rains as the only thing that his field of ripe corn needed was a rain or shower.</p><p>2)As raindropswould have helped in getting a better harvest, resulting in more prosperity, soLenchocompared them withnew coins. Itwas becauseraindropsresemblesasanew coinsandlenchoknows that by raindropshis production will be good and by selling his crops he will get coins</p> <p>3) like if you find it useful </p> | |
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R Q. 1. Define a chemical reaction. Which observationhelp you to determine whether a chemical |
| Answer» <p>A chemical reaction is a process that leads to the chemical transformation of one set of chemical substances to another.</p> | |
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Why did the mariners hail the arrival of the albatross ? (the rime of the ancient mariner) |
| Answer» <p>In The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the albatross is called the Christian soul. </p><p>It was hailed in God's name because it appeared out of nowhere. </p><p>It seemed like a saviour to the mariners. After the arrival of the albatross, the icebergs started to cracking, making way for the ship to move forward</p> <p>In The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, the albatross is called the Christian soul. It was hailed in God's name because it appeared out of nowhere. It seemed like a saviour to the mariners. After the arrival of the albatross, the icebergs started to cracking, making way for the ship to move forward</p> | |
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Fig. 3.29In Fig. 3.30, if AB II CD, EF 1 CD andGED- 126°, find Z AGE, GEF and FGE.3.A G |
| Answer» <p>Alternate angles:When two lines are crossed by another line the pair of angles on opposite sides of the transversal is called alternate angles.</p><p>Theorem 1:If a transversal intersects two Parallel Lines then each pair of alternate interior angles is equal.</p><p>Theorem 2 :If a transversal intersects two lines such that a pair alternate interior angle is equal then the two lines are parallel.</p><p>SOLUTION:</p><p>Given: ∠AGE=126°</p><p>∠AGE=∠GED=126∘[alternate interior angles]</p><p>(ii)∠GED=∠GEF+∠FED=126∘</p><p>∠GEF + 90° =126°</p><p>(GIVEN thatEF⊥CD)</p><p>∠GEF=126°−90°=36°</p><p>∠GEF=36°</p><p>(iii)∠CEG+∠GED=180°</p><p>(GIVEN ∠GED=126∘)</p><p>∠CEG+126° =180°</p><p>∠CEG=180° −126°</p><p>∠CEG=54°</p><p>∠FGE=∠CEG= 54°(alternate angles)</p> | |
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4. How did Gopal get inside the palace to see the king aluhe had bought the fish? |
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* Tuulis alu Ulei Talles slavread an important part of Goan life? How do you know this?10+ |
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Gap Filling:1. The ghost told his story (a)to understand his conditionSita. She listened to him (b)នរងារនៅតែម and (c)(at)on) for(i)(iv)with(b)) withiasi fortiv because(ci) come in comes in came(ivcoming |
| Answer» <p>a) tob) withc) came is the best answer </p> <p>a) tob) withc) cameplease mark as best ...😊</p> <p> towithcameis the best answer</p> <p>a* tob*withc*comes</p> <p>to with is the best answer</p> <p>(a) to(b) with(c) came please accept best answer .</p> <p>A.. toB.. WithC..came</p> <p>a. tob. withc. came</p> <p>1) toand second is withand third is cameit is that write answer</p> <p>1. To2. With3. Come</p> <p>A) toB) withC) came</p> <p>a) tob) withc)came</p> <p>The ghost told his story to sita.she listened to him with sympathy and came to understand his condition</p> <p>answer:a. with sita she listened to himb. for sympathy and c. comes to understand his condition Hope this answer is right </p> <p>a. with b. for c. comes</p> | |
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Wiite down the formulae i) sodium oxideii) aluminium chlorideiii) sodium suphideiv) magnesium hydroxide |
| Answer» <p>this is correct </p> | |
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describe Dasa |
| Answer» <p>Dasais aSanskrit languageterm found in ancientHindutexts, such as theRigvedaandArthashastra.It usually means either "enemy" or "servant"</p> | |
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9 Which of the statements given below is correct?(i) In winter the winds flow from the land to the ocean(it) In summer the winds flow from the land towards the ocean(ii) A cyclone is formed by a very high-pressure system with veryhigh-speed winds revolving around it.The coastline of India is not vulnerable to cyclones.(iv) |
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FULL MARKS: 5SUBJECT: ENGLISHCOURSE: CC-1NAME OF THE STUDENT: .......lusar.Chowdhusey...MARKS OBTAINEDCOLLEGE ROLL NO. : .........Answer All the following questions (Marks 2 +2+1 = 5):1. Give two instances of the use of "bee" motif in Abhijnanasakuntalam. 22. How are Durvasa's curse and the Shelderks related ? 23. Briefly comment on the absence of Madhavya during Sakuntala's wedding.GIVE ANSWERS IN THE SPACE BELOW: |
| Answer» <p>1) Shakuntala, also known asThe Recognition of Shakuntala,The Sign of Shakuntala, andmany other variants(Devanagari: अभिज्ञानशाकुन्तलम्,IAST:Abhijñānaśākuntalam), is aSanskrit playby the ancientIndianpoetKālidāsa, dramatizing the story ofShakuntalatold in the epicMahabharata. It is considered to be the best of Kālidāsa's works.[1]Its exact date is uncertain, but Kālidāsa is often placed in the 4th centuryAD.[2</p> <p>Shakuntala, also known asThe Recognition of Shakuntala,The Sign of Shakuntala, andmany other variants(Devanagari: अभिज्ञानशाकुन्तलम्,IAST:Abhijñānaśākuntalam), is aSanskrit playby the ancientIndianpoetKālidāsa, dramatizing the story ofShakuntalatold in the epicMahabharata. It is considered to be the best of Kālidāsa's works.[1]Its exact date is uncertain, but Kālidāsa is often placed in the 4th centuryAD.[2]</p> | |
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Road,STUDENT'S NAME H.M.VishwosCLASSSUBJECTROLL NODATE>a5)Grive season for the followingGenerally metals are not ound in freeMetals are good conductory of heat.State |
| Answer» <p>because metals have free electrons</p> <p>because metals are having electrons</p> <p>because metals are having electronics it is the correct answer.</p> <p>because metal have free electronic</p> <p>because metals are having electrons</p> | |
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A conductor has 2.4x10 18C charge. How many electrons are in excess or short ?Ans. 15.2. |
| Answer» <p>Charge on one electron = -1.6×10^(-19) C</p><p>no. of electrons =2.4×10^-18/1.6×10^-19=24/1.6=15</p><p>Since the charge on the conductor is positive, the conductor is 15 electrons short.</p> | |
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20plitWhat are the poetic devices used in the poem A SolitaryReaper by Wordsworth? |
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Subtract (2a-3b+4c) from the sum of (a+3b-4c),(4a-b+9c) and (-2b+3c-a) |
| Answer» <p>2a+3b+4c is the answer</p> <p>2a+3b+4c the correct answer of the given question</p> | |
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(b)Loudness is determined by the-of vbration.(c) The unit of frequency ise) Shrillness of a sound is determined by thependulum oscillates 40 times in 4 seconds. Find its time period and(d)Unwanted sound is calledof vibration. |
| Answer» <p>b)amplitudec)Hertzd)noisee)pitch</p> | |
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10.Answerinabout50wordsWhat is the central idea of the poem Fire and Ice'?OR |
| Answer» <p>This short poem outlines the familiar question about the fate of the world , wondering if it is more likely to be destroyed by fire and ice . People are on both sides of the debate ,and frost introduces the narrator to provide his personal take on the question of the end of the world . The narrator first includes that world must end in fire , after concluding his personal experience with desire and passion , the emotions of fire . Yet after considering the experience with"ice" or hatred , the narrator acknowledges that the ice would be equally destructive .</p> <p>thanku </p> | |
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(If the lengths of two sides of a triangle are proportional to the lenghts of thecorresponding two sides of another triangle and the angles included between thosesides are congruent, then the trianlges are similar.) |
| Answer» <p>The SAS Similarity Theorem states thatif two sidesin onetriangle are proportionaltotwo sidesinanother triangleand the included angle inbothare congruent, then thetwo trianglesare similar.</p> | |
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6. The volume of a cuboid Is 14400is a rectangle having its sides in the ratio 5:3. Find the perimeter7. The area of a path is 6500 m2. Find the cost of covering it with gravel 14 em deep at therate of5.60 per cubic metre.tho four walls of a room 12 m long at 6.50 per square metre is7378 Find the height |
| Answer» <p>7)Area of path= 6500 sq. metre </p><p>Cost of covering it= 5.60/- for 14 cm deep gravel</p><p>14cm = 0.14m</p><p>Volume = 0.14 × 6500 = 910 cubic meter</p><p>Cost of gravel= 910 × 5.60 = 5096/-</p> <p>thanks</p> | |
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Heating at 22°Cescrithe the process of making ediblÊ oil from mustard seed:collecting mustard seedsdrying the seeds for two weeksputting the seeds into the hawlersealing the containerscollecting oil in containersseparating oil cakescrushing the seeds in the hawleradding a little waterer with the help of the following flow |
| Answer» <p>putting the seeds into the hawler</p> | |
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BOG-2.-200.8 1.6OS2to loii.3i. O2b. Which one of the following rational numbers lies before X?X-4-3 -2 -1 0 1 2341i. Oii.2 / 클2Which one of the following rational numbers lies after Y?Y4 -3-2 -1 0 1 2 3 448821ii.19 |
| Answer» <p>-1/2 rational number lies before X</p> <p>A number written in a form of p/q where q is not equal to 0 is a rational number. Therefore the rational no.lies before X is -1/2.</p> | |
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আমাৰADIYAFOR GENIUSES ONLY1+1+1=301+0+=208+8=9tambx i =?I BET 99.99% WILL FAIL!AMAR SADIYAFollow us on:ceo |
| Answer» <p>17 is the answerbecause 5+2+10</p> <p>170 is correct answer</p> <p>answer is 25 because 5+2*10 and we know that according to rule of BODMAS adding is done after multiplication . so 10*2 =20 and then 20+5= 25.</p> <p>answer is 17 please tell is this correct</p> <p>sorry it is 25 is the correct answer</p> <p>yesist 10 +2nd5 +3rd 2 ll 17</p> <p>10+2+5=17</p> <p>25 is the right answer .</p><p>plz accept as best</p> <p>5+1+10 = 16 is the correct answer</p> <p>5+1+10= 11jo 4 line me 2 figure hai wo single hai aur wahi figure 3line me duble hai tho waha wo 2 pluse kiya gaya hai aur 4line me single hai isliye waha1pluse kiya jaye ga</p> | |
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ui, Cand in stvoice al |
| Answer» <p>she has been teaching english.</p><p>passive voice: English has been taught by her.</p> | |
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ui asleofeg-to-hold-a |
| Answer» <p>notice regarding meeting of all colony members</p><p>As we all know know that the facility of water storage in our colony is poor. So this is notice is regarding the same problem. A meeting is scheduled at 3 p.m. on 18/08/2018 to discuss about the protest we going to do against this problem. All the colony members are requested to attend the meeting as the presence of all is important to protest against our problem.Akshay DubeyPresident MSK Residence</p> <p>75 word</p> <p>you are akshay dubey the president of MSK residence.you are planning so hold a meeting of all colony members to proest against the water storage in your lacality project a notice in not more than 75 word.</p> | |
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o hs accontiSiowr let us look at the uses of the word break. Matchother ways in which to use the word.0I The storm broke3.word with its meanings below. Try to find at leastWritin1. Who2. Whatееcould not speak: was too isad to speakabout() daybreakthis kind of weather endedabouthes09 His voice is beginning - it began or burst )in) Her voice broke and- the beginning of daylight(v) The heat wave broke- changing as he grows u(vi) broke the bad news end it by making the uto breakinto activitythe3. Conshe criedworkers submit(vil) break a strikegently told someone the badnews Vfi Pind your own esxpression Give its meaning here.) |
| Answer» <p>How are you what is your name</p> | |
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III. Give the meaning of the following proverbs.1. All that glitters is not gold.2. Bad news travel fast.3. Birds of same feather flock together.4. East or west home is the best.5. United we stand divided we fall. |
| Answer» <p>"All that glitters is not gold" is a well-known saying, meaning that not everything that looks precious or true turns out to be so. This can be applied to the people, places, or things that promise to be more than they really are.</p> | |
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Exercise i. Match words in Column A with those in Column 8 to get seven proverbs1. A bad workman2. Barking dogs3. A rolling stone4. A stitch in time5. Slow and steady6. Birds of a feather7. An empty vesselwins the race.gathers no moss.makes much noise. 2.quarrels with his tools.flock together.saves nine.seldom bite.ns with the simple present tense of the verbs given in t |
| Answer» <p>1. A bad workman quarrels with his tools.2. Barking dogs seldom bite.3. A rolling stone gather no moss.4. A stich in time saves nine.5. Slow and steady wins the race.6. Birds of a feather flock together.7. An Empty vessel makes much noise. </p> | |
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before he reached there.54. The train[A] leftC had left[B][D]has leftwas left |
| Answer» <p>The train had left before he reached there. </p> <p>option C "had left" is the correct answer</p> <p>(c) had left . is correct</p> | |
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ou. The words are about birds. UseII. Here is a puzzle for yto fill in the missing letters:1. Birds fly with2. Some birds havethecolourful3. Some birds eat these iS4. The house of a bird5. A group of birdsflying together |
| Answer» <p>5..flock </p> <p>3:insects...5:flock....</p> | |
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a) are/birds/small/wagtails/insect-eatingh) toarelclosely/thev/related/song/birds |
| Answer» <p>Birds are small insect eating Wagtails. </p> | |
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If E=\left[ \begin{array}{lll}{0} & {0} & {1} \\ {0} & {0} & {1} \\ {0} & {0} & {0}\end{array}\right] \text { and } F=\left[ \begin{array}{lll}{1} & {0} & {0} \\ {0} & {1} & {0} \\ {0} & {0} & {1}\end{array}\right]Then prove that E^{2} F+E F^{2}=E |
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kes only _(a) puddle of water as small as the size of a twenty(b) Aedes mosquito to (o) in. Common breedings, roof gutters and bamboo pole(W cen coicengrounds include flower pot platees. It is our(d) to be conscious about the seriiousness ofdengue fever.(a) () the,(i) few, (ii)ja, (iv)otherwise(b) (i) of, (i) for, (ii) from, (iv) to(c) (i) breed, (ii) breeding, (ii) bred, (iv) breeds(d) () responsibly, (ii) responsibility, (ii) response, (iv)responsible |
| Answer» <p>a)ab)forc)breedd)responsibility</p> | |
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Draw a circle with centre O and radius 4 cm. Draw a chord AB of the circle. Indicate bymarking points X and Y, the minor arc AXB and the major arc AYB of the circle. |
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Area of a sector of a circle of radius 36 cm is 54 Ď cm. Find the length of thecorresponding arc of the sector26. |
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a) 4 years 5 months = _months |
| Answer» <p>53 month is the best answer me🙋🙋🙋</p> | |