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In which glass, the sugar dissolves fast and in which one, the dissolution is slow? |
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Answer» Sugar quickly dissolves in hot water glass and slow in the cold water glass. |
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| 17602. |
Why is the sugar in one glass less soluble? |
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Answer» Because the water is not stirred by adding sugar in the glass. |
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| 17603. |
Make a table in your notebook and write the names of 10 things for each of the following – things that dissolve in water, float on water and sink in water. |
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Which of the following floats on water?(a). Screw (b). Pin (c). Key (d). Cap of a pen |
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Answer» (d). Cap of a pen |
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| 17605. |
Which of the following sinks in water?(a). Empty plastic bottle (b). Cap of a pen (c). Screw (d). Flower |
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Answer» Screw sinks in water. |
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Fill in the blanks:1. We cannot ……… sugar separately in water.But this water becomes sweet in taste. (see / hear) 2. The liquid substances like milk, oil, kerosene etc. are measured in ………. (kg/ litres) 3. The solid substances like wheat, rice re measured in ………. (kg / litres) 4. Empty pen sinks in water in the ……….. position. (straight / inclined) |
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Answer» 1. (see) 2. (litres) 3. (kg) 4. (inclined) |
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If Sn denotes the sum of n terms of an A.P., then Sn + 3 – 3Sn + 2 + 3Sn + 1 – Sn is equal to(a) 0 (b) 1 (c) 2 (d) 3 |
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Answer» (a) 0 Sn + 3 – 3Sn + 2 + 3Sn + 1 – Sn = (Sn + 3 – Sn + 2) – 2 (Sn + 2 – Sn + 1) + (Sn + 1 – Sn) = tn + 3 – 2tn + 2 + tn + 1 ... (i) (∵ tn = Sn – Sn – 1) ∵ tn + 1, tn + 2, tn + 3 are consecutive terms of an A.P, 2tn + 2 = tn + 1 + tn + 3 ...(ii) ∴ From (i) Reqd. Sum = (tn + 3 + tn + 1) – 2tn + 2 = 2tn + 2 – 2tn + 2 = 0 (Using (ii)) |
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| 17608. |
Mention the functions of xylem |
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Answer» It conducts water and minerals from the roots to the stem and leaves. It also provides mechanical strength to the plant parts. |
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| 17609. |
Describe the structure of collenchyma cells. |
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| 17610. |
What did all the three of them say when they saw Alice coming? |
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Answer» When the Dormouse, the Hatter and the March Hare saw Alice coming, they shouted that there was no room (place) on the table to seat anyone. |
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Write any three of the silly remarks made by the characters other than Alice. Write why you think the remark is silly. |
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Answer» Three silly remarks made by the characters other than Alice: a. I see what I eat – I eat what I see – Hatter b. I like what I get – I get what I like – March Hare c. I breathe when I sleep -1 sleep when I breathe – Dormouse All have a statement and an inverted version of the same. There is no intention of conveying any message. They are spoken for the sake of speaking. However, they sound silly. |
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Visit a library: Read Lewis Carroll’s book ‘Alice in Wonderland’. |
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Answer» Apart from class/school, where else are you likely to find a time table useful. |
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Read the following sentences.1. I mean what I say. I say what I mean. 2. I see what I eat. I eat what I see. Use your imagination to write a funny sentence on this pattern. |
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Answer» 1. I do what I love. 2. I love what I do. |
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Write what would you like to do if ‘Time’ was your friend. |
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Answer» If ‘Time’ was my friend, I would want to do a lot of things. I will want to get back to my childhood days. I would go back in time and keep my grandparents and all my near and dear ones (who are no more now) alive. |
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Can you think of a similarity between a raven and a writing desk? Write at least five differences between the two. |
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Answer» Five differences between a raven and a writing desk: a. A raven is a living creature whereas a writing desk is a non-living thing. b. A raven can fly whereas a writing desk cannot fly. c. A raven cannot be used for writing purposes but a writing desk can be used for the same purpose. d. A raven can lay eggs but a writing desk cannot. e. A raven is natural and a writing desk is manmade. |
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Rearrange them in the proper order. Just add the number in the left-hand column. |
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Answer» Balanand Vidyalaya Art Festival Programme:
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What is the function of insulin hormone ? What type of patients are given insulin injections ? |
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Answer» The function of insulin hormone is to lower the blood sugar level (or blood glucose level). People having severe diabetes are treated by giving injections of insulin. |
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What happen when the secretion of hormone ADH is inhibited? |
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Answer» Urine output is inversely proportional to ADH. If ADH secretion is reduced, it increases the urine output and the osmolarity of blood increases. |
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(i) What is periderm? How does periderm formation take place in dicot? (ii) How are vascular bundles arranged in monocot root? |
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Answer» (i) Periderm: The cork, cork cambium and secondary cortex collectively form a protective tissue called periderm. In order to increase in girth and prevent rupturing of the outer ground tissues due to the formation of secondary vascular tissues, dicot stems produce a cork cambium or phellogen in the outer cortical cells. Phellogen cells divide on both the outer side as well as the inner side to form secondary tissue. The secondary tissue produced on the inner side of the phellogen is parenchymatous. It is called secondary cortex or phelloderm. Phellogen produce cork or phellem on the outer side. The phelloderm, phellogen and phellem together constitute the periderm. (ii) The vascular bundles are arranged in the form of ring around the central pit. The xylem bundles are exarch, i.e., protoxylem lies towards the outer side while the metaxylem faces inwards. Phloem bundles alternate with xylem bundles. |
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Briefly describe the types of xylem. |
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Answer» Depending upon the time of origin and internal structure, the xylem is of two types: (i) Protoxylem: It is first or easily formed xylem. It is made up of small tracheids and vessels, with annular or spiral thickenings. (ii) Metaxylem: It is later formed xylem. It consist of larger tracheids and vessels and have reticulate, scalariform and pitted thickenings. |
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What are bulliform / motor cells? |
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Answer» These are large epidermal cells located on the upper epidermis and help to bring about rolling of leaves under scarcity of water. |
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Describe the vascular bundle in technical terms. |
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Answer» Collateral, Conjoint, Open and endarch. |
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What is a radial vascular bundle? |
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Answer» When Xylem and phloem are arranged on different radii the vascular bundle is termed radial. |
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Name the main components of xylem. Which of these is suitable for carrying water and why? |
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Answer» The main components of xylem are: (i) Tracheids, (ii) Vessels, (iii) Xylem parenchyma, (iv) Xylem fibres. (i) Tracheids and vessels are responsible for the conduction of water and minerals because they are elongated tubular channels with wide lumen. (ii) Xylem tracheids possesses pits with pores and vessels possess perforated plates through which they are able to conduct water and minerals from one cell to the another. |
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Distinguish between primary and secondary xylem. |
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What is a trichome? |
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Answer» The multicellular epidermal outgrowths are called trichomes. |
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What is exarch Xylem? |
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Answer» When the protoxylem faces the periphery Xylem is described as exarch. |
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How did Alice react? |
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Answer» Alice spoke with severity that Hatter should learn not to make personal remarks as it is rude. |
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Name the root characterised by tetrarch Xylem. |
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Answer» Dicot / bengal gram root. |
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What was Hatter’s first speech to Alice? |
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Answer» Hatter remarked that Alice’s hair wants cutting. |
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Ultimately, where did Alice sit down? |
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Answer» Alice sat down in a large arm-chair at one end of the table. |
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What is meant by wildlife ? How is wildlife important for us ? |
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Answer» Wildlife means all those naturally occurring animals, plants and their species which are not cultivated, domesticated and tamed. Wildlife is important for us because (i) They provide great aesthetic value for human beings. (ii) They help in maintaining ecological balance. |
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Choose the appropriate phrase to insert in the gaps to make the sentences meaningful. Use the appropriate form of the verb.1. to appraise 2. to be relieved of3. to draw the curtain 4. to escort 5. to be likened to 6. to have butterflies in ones stomachi. Before we ………….., let us stand in attention for the National Anthem.ii. I ………….. just as I was to receive my Report Card.iii. After I took the medicine, I ………….. ………….. of the pain.iv. Before we do the experiment in the laboratory, let me ………….. you all about it.v. The Minister ………….. by his personal bodyguards.vi. Sorrowful times ………….. to darkness. |
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Answer» i. draw the curtain ii. had butterflies in my stomach iii. was relieved iv. appraise v. was escorted vi. are likened. |
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What did the March Hare tell Alice after she sat down? |
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Answer» The March Hare told Alice to have some wine, in an encouraging tone. |
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List any four characteristics of a good fuel. |
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Answer» Characteristics of a good fuel are. (i) Higher calorific value (ii) Lesser pollution (iii) Sustainable for longer period (iv) Easily transport |
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Who was present at the Art Festival? |
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Answer» Special invitees, guests, parents, teachers and students were present for the Art Festival. |
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Did Alice see any wine on the table? If not, what did she find on the table? |
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Answer» Alice did not see any wine on the table. Alice looked all around the table, but she found nothing on it except tea. |
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How is this vocal rendition different from music? |
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Answer» Music is the pattern of sounds produced by people singing or playing instruments expressing ideas and emotions. Vocal refers to music human voice, which is singing. |
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What are three R's used to save the environment? |
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Answer» The three R's are Reduce, Recycle and Reuse. Reduce : This means that we should use the resources judiciously and check their misuse. We should save electricity by switching off unnecessary lights and fans. We should save water by repairing leak taps. Recycle : This means that we should collect plastic, paper, glass and metal items and recycle this material to make required things instead of synthesising fresh plastic, paper, glass or metal. Reuse : This is even better than recycling because it saves the energy which is spent at recycling a product. Things are used over and over again. For example, envelopes can be reused by reversing them. |
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What are the three R’s to save the environment ? Explain with one example of each. |
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Answer» The three R’s to save the environment are: 1. Reduce: Reduce means that we use less of the natural resources by cutting down on those practices which lead to their wastage. For example – we can reduce the wastage of electricity by switching off unnecessary lights and fans. 2. Recycle: Recycling means that we should collect the used and discarded items of paper, plastic, glass and metals, and send them to the respective industries for making fresh paper, plastic, glass or metal objects. 3. Reuse: Reuse means that we should use the same things again. For example plastic jars in which we buy various food items like Jams, pickles etc, can be used later on for storing things like salt and sugar. |
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What is meant by three types of 'R' (3-R's) to save the environment? Explain with examples how would you follow the 3-R's in your school to save the environment. |
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Answer» The three types of 'R'are Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. The 3-R's can be followed in the following ways: |
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There’s plenty of room! (State the kind of sentence) |
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Answer» Exclamatory sentence |
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There was a table set out under a tree. (Separate the subject and predicate) |
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Answer» a table – subject was set out under a tree – predicate |
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The table was a large one. (Add a question tag) |
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Answer» The table was a large one, wasn’t it. |
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How did the programme begin? |
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Answer» The programme began with the lighting of the lamp. |
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Does the compere say the following at the beginning of the programme or after it has ended? |
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Answer» 1. What a wonderful presentation! 2. That was indeed a fantastic performance! The compere says the given statements after the programme has ended. |
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Do you think such programmes inspire students? Give reasons for your answer. |
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Answer» Yes, I think such programmes inspire students. Mark Twain has rightly remarked, “Thousands of geniuses live and die undiscovered – either by themselves or by others. Such programmes help students to get over their fears and also build up their confidence. It also serves as a platform to showcase their hidden talents. Appreciation in the form of award/trophy further encourages them to do even better. |
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Who all were seated at the table? |
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Answer» The March Hare and the Hatter were having tea at the table and a Dormouse was sitting between them. |
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Who gave away the prizes to the prize winners? |
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Answer» The Chief Guest, Shri Charudatta Diwan gave away the prizes to the prize winners. |
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Why did Alice think that the Dormouse must be uncomfortable? |
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Answer» The Dormouse was sitting between the March Hare and the Hatter. They both were using the Dormouse as a cushion, resting their elbows on it and talking over its head. So, Alice thought that the dormouse must be uncomfortable. |
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