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Definition: An adverb is a word or a group of words that describe or modifies the meaning of verbs, adjectives or another adverbs.

Some of the rare sculptures are of Z- Lord Buddha with four hands, Lord Rama with a sword and shield, Sun in the form of a tapasvi, Lord Shiva with beads in his hand and Parshurama with soft and gentle expression rather having hard and stern look.

• Vishnu
• Ganesha
• Agni
• Vaayu
• Surya
• Bhairav
• Indra
• Brahma
• Kuber
• Varah
• Vaman
• Narsinha
• kalki
• Lord Buddha with four hands
• Lord Rama with a sword and shield
• Sun in the form of a tapasvi
• Lord Shiva with beads in his hand

Goddesses:

• Parvati: There are all the twelve statues of Gauri namely – Uma, Parvati, Gauri, Lalita, Shriya, Krushna, Maheshwari, Rambha, Savitri, Trisanda, Total and Tripura.
• Chamunda
• Indrani
• Vaishnavi
• Varahi
• Mahalakshmi
• Mahishasurmardini

(a) regret, 

(b) eagerness, 

(c) jealously, 

(d) set about.

1. In 1938, due to heavy rains crops were destroyed in eastern Khandesh. 

2. He organised the farmers who were in miserable state. 

3. Sane Guruji organised meetings and processions at many places in eastern Khandesh to have land revenue waived for the farmers. 

4. He took out marches on the Collector office. 

5. He tried to create a strong centre of workers union at Dhule-Ammalner.

1. King Bhimdev -1 belonged to the Solanki dynasty of Anhilwad Patan.

2. Queen Udayamati, the widow of King Bhimdev -1 constructed the Vaav.

3. Queen Udayamati built the Vaav to solve the problem of water scarcity faced by the people of Patan.

4. The Vaav was constructed between 1022 and 1063 AD.

1. There are twelve statues of Gauri _ namely – Uma, Parvati, Gauri, Lalita, Shriya, Krushna, Maheshwari, Rambha, Savitri, Trisanda, Total and Tripura.

2. The Vaav is dedicated to Vishnu.

3. The sculptures present Vishnu in his ten different avatars, in different shapes and postures.

4. Nearly 15 galleries have the sculptures of Parvati.

5. Besides Rani ki Vaav, we can see 12 statues of Goddess Gauri in the Sun Temple at Modhera.

Correct option is (d) Homogeneous

UNESCO declared Rani ki Vaav as an approved heritage site.

Correct answer is (d) freely

Correct option is (b) the person is not interested in the outcome

1. The Panchayat has approved the plan to construct a school in the village.

2. The management has declared attractive schemes for all the employees.

3. We must preserve our historical and cultural heritage.

4. The teachers have nominated Shreya for the award because of her excellent performance during the year.

5. The teachers have nominated Shreya for the award because of her excellent performance during the year.

Correct option is (b) 0

1. After the earthquake, the ancient temple was restored in such a way that the new structure looked like the original one.

2. Usually, political leaders are not very popular but Atal Bihari Vajpayee was an exception.

3. You can see the real beauty of this sculpture after its completion.

4. Hemant was not in a good mood because he was in a bad situation.

5. You can wear a saree in a variety of styles.

1. Though his face has a stern look, he is a kind and gentle man.

2. The architecture of the Sun Temple is so enchanting that it attracts thousands of visitors every year.

3. The teacher gave a very good illustration to explain a complex problem to the students.

4. The fame and glory of the sports persons coming from small villages is unmatched.

5. The Indian culture appeals a lot to the western countries.

Correct option is (c) Rewards – personal goals relationship

Correct option is (a) Situational variables

1. The Vaav focuses on the holiness of water and its great significance to Indian culture.

2. The Vaav is the most elaborate example of submerged architecture.

3. This Vaav is a large and complex type of step-well.

B) Law of conservation of momentum

D) Angle of vision and least distance of distinct vision are same for all persons

∫B.dl = µ₀ I

1. False

2. True 

3. True 

4. True

Torroid (In this case North and South pole are absent).

(d) The electron will continue to move with uniform velocity along the axis of the solenoid.

The work done to rotate the loop by 30° about an axis perpendicular to its plane is  zero.

(a) undergoes acceleration all the time.

1. Different scientists have used different criteria and independently classified plants and animals. 

2. A hierarchy is formed in the classification that starts with kingdom Animalia or kingdom Plantae, further groups and sub-groups are formed depending upon basic similarities and differences. 

3. This is called the ‘hierarchy of classification’. 

4. Binomial nomenclature is used to identify each organism. Accordingly, a scientific name has been assigned to each organism. 

5. It consists of two parts – first part is ‘genus’ and second ‘species’. 

6. All identified organisms have been assigned a binomial name as per the guidelines of the International code of Nomenclature. 

For e.g.

The earth contains millions of organisms, and we may know the plants and animals that live near us by their native names. These local names vary from place to place within a country. This leads to confusion in identifying and studying specific species. Therefore, it must be called by common name throughout the world to standardize the nomenclature and study of organisms. To achieve this, organisms are named and categorized according to their roles.

There is a huge diversity among living beings. This makes it a challenge to systematically study them. Classification helps in systematic study of the living beings. Systematic study of living beings not only helps the scientists but also the common people; because new scientific discoveries finally benefit the humankind.

(iii) Phosphorus

P = VI 

I = P/V = 180/240 = 0.75A 

The fuse wire should be such that it is able to withstand only a little more current than 0.75A. So the fuse of 1A is the most suitable.

V=230V, P=750 W, t=30/60=0.5hr 

(i) Let max current be I 

We have P=VI 

750 =230xI 

I= 3.26 A 

(ii) Electric energy consumed, E = Pxt = 0.75kW x 0.5h = 0.375 kWh 

No. of units used in 30 min = 0.375

Two hazards associated with the use of electricity are: 

i. If a person happens to touch a live electric wire, he gets a severe electric shock.

 ii. Short-circuiting due to damanged wiring or overloading of the circuit can cause electrical fire in a building.

Amsterdam was a major trading centre in Europe. Here, there were 846 silver and gold coins recognised by the government that could be accepted for exchange. However, traders were always suspicious of each other – everyone would doubt the purity and weight of these coins. The merchants of Amsterdam got together and solved this problem in a unique manner. They created a bank owned by the city.

In the barter system, I give one kg of rice to the person who cuts my hair. At present, the price of one kg of rice is Rs.30/-. The rate of hair cut is also equal to it.

(D) all the above

The four major difficulties of barter system are: 

1. Lack of double coincidence of wants. 

2. Lack of common measure of value. 

3. Lack bf divisibility. 

4. Difficulty in storing wealth.

(i) In case of parallel connection, if one of the appliances is switched off, other appliances keep on operating. 

(ii) In case of parallel connection, all the appliances are operated on same voltage i.e., the mains supply voltage. 

Answer is (B) money

(A) Barter system

In a barter system, goods are directly exchanged for each other without the use of money.

The money invested in fixed deposits should not be withdrawn in the given period. Then only one can use fixed deposits for savings.

M ₄and M₂ are narrow money. 

M₃ and M₄ are broad money.

(D) All the above

Since, specific heat of water is high, the fall in temperature of the juice immersed in water will be lesser. As a result, the juice does not freeze.

The melting point of a substance at one standard atmospheric pressure is called its normal melting point. 

Example: Normal melting point of water is 0°C.

Thermometry Thermal Expansion and Specific Heat

1. Barter: Exchange goods or services for other goods and services 
2. Forms of Money: Coins, notes, Hundis, receipts, bills, etc. 
3. Deposits: Put down in a specific account. 
4. Savings: A reduction in money expenditure for future purposes. 
5. Loan: A sum of money that is Pent to someone. 
6. Interest: Money paid for the use of money that is being lent
7. Cheque: A written order to a bank to pay a stated sum from an account to a specified person. 

Though freezing point and melting point mark same temperature (0°C or 32°F), state of change is different for the two points. At freezing point liquid gets converted into solid, whereas at melting point solid gets converted into its liquid state.

The solid particles possess potential energy due to the interatomic forces that hold the particles together at some mean fixed positions.

Hence, solids have definite shape and volume.

The bank collects the loan from the guarantors or disposes the mortgage. For e.g.: If any customer fails to repay the housing loan, the bank sells the house in auction. It takes the loan amount and gives the remaining amount to the customer.