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1. The discussion should be related to the people who are not really disabled mentally or physically. This truth is about the people who are mentally and physically perfect but avoid, hesitate or neglect doing something challenging. By some reasons, they are not ready to change their attitude or fixed ideas. They don’t wish to change their mindset and stick to their passive and inactive attitude.

2. Think and try to understand the reasons behind their lethargy, inactiveness or indifference and try to encourage them and give them confidence.

3. Ways to encourage them and give confidence :

• Know his mindset, know his/her handicaps and obstacles he faced. 
• Talk to him/her in friendly manner about his good qualities. 
• Give examples of successful persons who have faced the challenges. 
• Advice him/her to be brave, courageous and active. 
• Help him/her in the fields where he/she lacks (confidence, courage, boldness, openness, etc.)

India is a federal state.

In India, there is provision of single citizenship.

Under article 330 of the constitution, provision of reservation for scheduled castes has been given.

The date which is arrived at after adding three days of grace to the nominal due date is known as Legal Due Date.

The payee of a bill Is the person to whom the bill is made payable or iii whose favour the bill is drawn.

Any concession or discount in monetary terms given by the holder of the bill of exchange to the drawee or acceptor, when a bill is retired is called a Rebate.

The Payee of a Bill is the person to whom the bill is made payable or in whose favour the bill is drawn.

The relationship between the drawer and the drawee is that of the creditor and debtor.

A Bill of Exchange is a written order signed by the drawer, directing a certain person to pay a certain sum of money ondemand or on a certain future date to a certain person or as per his order.

The property of solubility of carbon dioxide makes it useful to be used in soft drinks.

Those things which are not compressed easily are called hard objects.

For example, a wooden block, a piece of stone. 

Those things which can be easily compressed are called soft objects.

For example cotton, butter.

According to magnetic properties, things are of two types: 

1. Magnetic objects – Those things which get attracted towards magnets are called magnetic objects, e.g., awlpins, iron-nails. 

2. Non – magnetic objects – Those things which do not get attracted towards magnets are called non-magnetic objects, e.g., plastic pen and wooden block.

Noting of a Bill of Exchange is the recording of the facts of its dishonour by a Notary public.

Aluminum, iron.

Encashment of a bill of exchange with the bank for certain cash which is less than the face value of the bill, before its due date by its drawer or holder is called Discounting of a Bill of Exchange.

Container with sand is heavier than the one with cotton.

Inference – Containers of equal volume filled with cotton and sand, sand – container is heavier one.

Gold has lustre

The objects which get attracted towards magnets are called magnetic objects.

Steel plate Likewise list of some couple of things is given in table.

Classification on the basis of shine:

Glass, pen man-made things.

Rubber ball, rasgulla.

Steel plate, golden ring.

(d) all of these

(a) Wooden log

Things that float – Wood, straws of plants, leaves, plastic ball, plastic pen, pencil, rubber band, ice – cube, etc.

Things that sink – iron – nail, spoon, pebble, marble, awl – pin, metal ring, coin, etc.

Light is not clearly visible from outside. Those things through which we cannot see clearly are called translucent things.

Inference – We cannot see clearly through translucent things.

(c) Glucose powder

Density of a substance is its mass per unit volume.

Iron has magnetic properties

No, we cannot see an object through the mirror.

1. Magnetic object – Safety pin.

2. Non-magnetic object – Plastic pen

(d) all of these

Metal from the following is gold.

Important properties of things are : 

1. Shine/Lustre 

2. Hardness 

3. Magnetic and non-magnetic 

4. Solubility and insolubility 

5. Density

No, things are different from each other.

Things which get attracted towards magnets are called magnetic substances. Alpins and keys made up of iron get attracted towards magnet. When we bring pieces of stones, pencil, plastic pens etc. near to magnet, they do not get attracted towards it. Such substances are non-magnetic in nature.

1. Transparent object – Those objects through which we can see clearly are called transparent objects.

Example – glass and pure air are transparent.

2. Translucent Objects – Those objects through which we can see but not clearly are called translucent objects.

Example – Water and plastic sheet.

3. Opeque Objects – Those objects through which we cannot see at all are called opaque objects. 

Example – Wood, notebook and the objects made of metals.

Hard object is marble.

Things which get dissolved in water are called soluble things,

e.g., salt – sugar etc. While things which are not soluble in water are called insoluble things.

For example, chalk power and sand do not get dissolved in water. These properties of objects are called solubility and insolubility respectively. Some liquids, like lemon juice is complete miscible in water while some like kerosene and mustard oil do not get completely mixed in water. Likewise, oxygen gas is partially soluble in water while few gases gets fully mixed in it.

Carbon – dioxide is completely miscible in water and hence used in soft drinks.

1. Compressible – paneer. cotton.

2. Incompressible – iron-nail, wooden block.

3. Transparent – glass, air. Translucent – plastic sheet, fiber sheet.

4. Floats – paper, wood. Sinks – iron nail, sand.

(d) all of these

We group things according to our utility and comfort that they do not mix with each other.

Bronze is a metal with its particular shine. When bronze mug is kept in open environment for few days, then bronze comes in contact with air and moisture, due to which bronze corrodes. This reduces the shine in bronze mug.

We cannot use glasses made of cloth for storage of water because clothes have small holes. That is why, water will not be stored in the glass and we won’t be able to fill it. Also, when water is poured on paper, it starts to get leak. Thus, we cannot use things made of paper to fill water.

1. no shine 

2. soluble 

3.  artificial 

4. non-magnetic

The following examples show that things are used according to their properties.

1. We cannot cook food in utensil made of wood because wood catches fire.

2. We cannot use paper to fill water.

Those things which we get from nature are called natural things.

Example – Wood.

Those things which are made by man are called artificial

OR

man – made things. 

Example – plastic pen

1. magnetic 

2. less. 

3. transparent 

4. hard

Natural things-wood, water, sand.