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Subhash Chandra Bose was a stranger to C.R.Das. The introduction will make C.R.Das to recognize Bose.

Subhash Chandra Bose built an army to fight with the British. I.N.A. (Indian National Army)

Over the years, hunters have killed them for sport or food in large numbers. It is feared that some species may soon become extinct. Today these varieties of animals like tigers, lions and some rare species are on the verge of extinction. If we do not take care of these rare animals, there will soon be none left, except in pictures. We must not kill animals and birds for sport. We should also preserve the forests so that the wild animals can thrive and multiply.

We should not throw tons and tons of refuse into the rivers and oceans. We must be careful when huge oil ships sail in the ocean and avoid accidents we should not throw waste paper and tins and bottles into the rivers when we go for a picnic on the banks of the river. We must avoid washing dirty dishes in the river.

To avoid accidental forest fires, we must put out the camp-fire before we leave the camp.

The moon, the stars, mountains, and seas are a great source of beauty and inspiration to us.

If we take our pet animals to the garden, it may step on the flower beds and destroy the plants.

1. To build houses 

2. To make furniture 

3. firewood for cooking.

There were many more animals than there are today. But over the years, hunters have killed them for sport or food in large numbers. It is feared that some species may soon become extinct. Today tigers, lions and some rare species are on the verge of extinction.

The lesson ‘I want to quit the ‘I.C.S.’ is a letter written by Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose to DeshaBandhu Chittaranjan Das, seeking his advice, about what he should do after quitting Indian Civil service, a government service job.

The letter is written on 16 February 1921, from the Union, Society of Cambridge University. In the letter, Subhash Chandra Bose introduces himself to the ‘Deshabandu’, because he is a stranger to him.

He introduces himself as the son of Mr. Janakinath Bose who is a practising lawyer at Cuttack. His brother Mr. Sharat Chandra Bose is a barrister of Calcutta High court. He had passed his B.A. Examination with a first-class.

He had arrived at Cambridge in October 1919, and passed the Civil Service Ex-amination in August 1920 and secured a second place. After introducing himself, Subhas Bose writes that he has no desire to enter the government civil service. He is determined to enter national work after quitting Civil Service.

He assures Mr. Chittaranjan Das that he will have plenty of work to do, like teaching at the National college, established by Mr. Das and by writing and publishing books and newspapers, Organising village societies and educating the Indian masses.

He requests Mr. Das to let him know what works, he will be assigned by Mr. Das in the great programme of National service. He assures Mr. Das of his youthful enthusiasm to serve the nation. He is thankful to the Civil Service examination because it has provided him all – round education in Economics, Political Science, English, Law, Sanskrit and Geography.

He desires to give up civil services after making defhite plans of his future course because he wishes to not spend his time in aimless pursuits. He is eager to jump into the field of work at the earliest.

He has sent this letter to Mr. Das through a trusted friend, fearing censorship by the British administration and in future his correspondences will be through his trusted friend. Subhas Bose also writes that he had formed a few ideas regarding Indian National Movement. He believes that there must be a permanent meeting place, perhaps a house and that there is a need for a research group to study the various national problems.

The Propaganda Department will publish these researches in every provincial language, among the public, for free. In addition to pamphlets, a book on each and every question in the rational life and the policies of the organisation with explanation should be published.

Subhas concludes his letter by writing that such questions are not new to Mr. Das. He finally says that he feels that there was tremendous work to do in the future through the movement. His wish was to be able to contribute to the movement in every respect.

Water gets polluted because we throw waste and wash, dirty dishes in the river. Air gets polluted because of the smoke emitted by vehicles and factories. Air also get polluted when forests, are cut down.

Sparkling streams, dense forests, animals, and birds.

The moon, the stars, mountains, and seas are the wonderful handiwork of God.

Long-range of mountains, the wide oceans, the sparkling streams, the dense forests, the animals, birds, and insects,colorful flowers, fruits, the earth we live on and the air we breathe are gifts of nature.

Bees and butterflies are the carriers of pollen.

We should plant more and more to trees to maintain ecological balance, in the parks and along roadsides.

Trees are said to be “Green Gold”.

We should not throw waste paper, tins and bottles into the river but outside in a dustbin.

(a) the sun was unwilling to rise.

Soil is losing its fertility because of overexploitation, deforestation and through soil pollution.

Man is destroying forests by his greediness to become rich by cutting them down indiscriminately.

(i) ∠AOB + ∠COB = 180°

Since, the sum of adjacent angles AOB and COB = 180°

(90° - x) + (90°+ x) = 180°

⇒ 90°-x + 90° + x = 180°

⇒ 180° =180°

The exterior arms. OA and OC are in the same straight line.

(ii) ∠AOB + ∠BOC = 97° + 83° = 180°

⇒ The sum of adjacent angles AOB and BOC is 180°.

∴ The exterior arms OA and OC are in the same straight line.

(iii)∠COB + ∠AOB = 88° + 112° = 200° ; which is not 180°.

⇒ The exterior amis OA and OC are not in the same straight line.

(i) The poet says that you only have to select words to express your thoughts present in your mind.

(ii) The poet encourages readers to convert their thoughts into words and speak them as these are loveliest things that never yet been said.

(iii) All the people are listening to the same thoughts. So everyone is excited to hear some new thing so speak your thoughts brilliantly.

(iv) You have thoughts in your mind but its in prison behind your eyes as you never try to express them. You need to free thoughts by giving them words.

1.bed - fed red

2.wax - relax tax

3.fast - cast last

4.chop - drop shop

5.young - tongue lung

• punished in the corner whether teachers were taken away from other for punishment. 

• leave their greens did the teachers ever leave their plate of green vegetables?

• punished in the corner - whether teachers were taken away from other for punishment.
• leave their greens - did the teachers ever leave their plate of green vegetables?

B) Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A

i. 1.5

ii. 1.8 × 10⁸ m/s

iii. 3 × 10⁸ m/s

iv. (i) 1.125

(ii) 0.889 (approximately)

v. 0.8

vi. \(\frac{8}{9}\)

Light rays travel faster in air.

A ray of light bends when it travels from one medium to another due to the change in the speed of light.

B) refraction

Refraction of light.

1. Suppose two rays are originated from the bottom of the pond.

2. As these rays get refracted into air, they bend away from the normal. 

3. When these two refracted rays produced backwards they seem to meet at a point higher than the bottom of the pond. 

4. This point gives the apparent position of the bottom of the pond. 

5. Thus the pond appears to be shallower.

Correct option is  D)R/n – 1

Since, the exterior arms of the adjacent angles are in a straight line ; the adjacent angles are supplementary

∴ ∠AOB + ∠AOC = 180°

⇒ 68° + 3x – 20° = 180°

⇒ 3x = 180° + 20° – 68°

⇒ 3x = 200° – 68° ⇒ 3x =132°

x = (132/3) ° = 44°

Numbers be: x, x + 2, x + 4, x + 6, x + 8

Therefore, Mean \(=\frac{Sum\, of \, numbers}{Total\,numbers}\)

 \(=\frac{x + x + 2 + x + 4 + x + 6 + x + 8}{5}\)

\(=\frac{5x + 20}{5}\)

= x + 4

This is an approximate relation that holds when the distribution is symmetrical or moderately skewed. It does not hold when the distribution is too skewed. When the distribution is symmetric, this relation holds exactly because in that case, mean = median = mode

The mean of the numbers 27 

The, sum of five numbers = 5 x 27 =135. 

If one number is excluded, then the new mean is 25 

Sum of numbers = 4 x 25 = 100

Excluded number = 135 -100 = 35

The mean of 5 numbers is 18

Then, the sum of 5 numbers = 5 * 18

= 90

If the one number is excluded

Then, the mean of 4 numbers = 16

Therefore, sum of 4 numbers = 4 * 16

= 64

Excluded number = 90 – 64

= 26

(i) (127)² = 127 × 127 

= 16129 

(ii) (503)² = 503 × 503 

= 253009 

(iii) (451)² = 451 × 451 

= 203401 

(iv) (862)² = 862 × 862 

= 743044 

(v) (265)² = 265 × 265 

= 70225

(7⁵⁰)² = 7^50x2 = 7¹⁰⁰

∴ (7⁵⁰)² = 7¹⁰⁰

RNA processing occurs in fungi

1. In a typical mammalian cell, length of DNA double helix is approximately 2.2 metres. 

2. The size of typical nucleus is approximately 10^-6 m 

3. Such a long DNA molecule has to be fitted in small nuclear space. 

4. Therefore, DNA is highly condensed, coiled and supercoiled so that it can be accommodated in the nucleus.

Super-helix relaxing enzyme (Topoisomerase) removes supercoils from replicating DNA.

In bacteria, m-RNA does not require any processing because it has no introns and it is synthesized in cytoplasm.

Genome is the total genetic constitution of an organism or a complete copy of genetic information (DNA) or one complete set of chromosomes (monoploid or haploid) of an organism.

The triplet codon are arranged one after the other on m-RNA molecule without any gap or space and therefore genetic code is considered as commaless.