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(A) Rs. 1300

(C) Dharmavaram

(A) warp, weft

(B) Katcha pattu

Silk yarn is made from silkworms that grow on mulberry leaves.

Wild date palms, cane and bamboo.

(B) Basket weaver

a) Basket making: 

1. Baskets made of bamboo and eetha chettu leaves require simple investment. 

2. Basket makers are using very few materials mostly made of natural sources. 

3. But many plastic industries produce goods like baskets with cheap rates. 

4. So the demand for such products has reduced considerably. 

b) Handloom weavers in Dharmavaram : 

1. Dharmavaram sarees one traditionally woven in the interlocked weft technique. 

2. Dharmavaram silk sarees are a benchmark in the traditional craft industry. 

3. They are very famous for striking colour combinations with contrast pallu and border woven with exquisite brocade gold patterns. 

4. Dharmavaram weavers face stiff competition from power loom and mill made cloth. 

5. These are cheaper as they are produced on machines. 

6. So weavers are not getting many rates for Dharmavaram sarees. 

Thus the lives of basket makers and handloom weavers are getting worse.

(C) master weavers

1. Andhra Pradesh has the second largest number of handlooms in the country, next to West Bengal. 

2. Handloom weavers are facing a serious problem. 

3. They face stiff competition from power loom and mill made cloth. 

4. Mill made cloth is cheaper. It is made from synthetic yarn which costs much less than cotton or silk. 

5. Even though it is popular due to its high quality and unique beauty, the Dharmavaram saree seems to be expensive. But the weavers are not getting rate due to middlemen’s involvement. 

6. Fashions in the cities change fast. It is difficult for the weavers to know which designs are in demand. 

7. They also have to depend on middlemen for getting raw materials like cotton or silk yarn. 

8. Thus middlemen have a good position and are getting the largest share than weavers. 

9. Co-operative societies do not provide opportunities for weavers to produce sarees to suit the changing preferences of consumers. 

10. This has once again pushed the weavers into the clutches of the middlemen and traders.

75 meters of long warp which can make 10 sarees at a time.

Answer is (C) 40-50

List of goods which could have substituted the basket: Plastic basket, Plastic tray, Bamboo tray, Bamboo stand, Plastic bucket, Plastic bags, Woollen baskets and bags.

(C) encouraging factories

No. I think people do not have enough earnings from work like basket making and weaving.

1. Basket making is craftwork that involves the use of wild date palm leaves, cane and bamboo which are found in forests. 

2. There has been depletion of forests due to their extensive exploitation for big industries. 

3. This affects the livelihoods of people who have traditionally depended on forests.

4. Further, the demand for such products has reduced considerably. 

5. This forces them to move out of rural areas and migrate to urban areas for survival. 

6. This is true for many involved in traditional activities. 

7. However, they have to often live in urban areas without basic amenities.

Basket making is a craftwork that involves the use of wild date palm leaves, cane and bamboo which are found in forests. Using a knife, the basket maker shaves off the leaves and keeps them in hot sunshine to make them dry. The raw material, wild date palm leaves are brought from the forest. Basketmakers or their relatives collect the spines from bushes around their villages and sell them to market makers.

Spines of wild date palm (eatha chettu) tree leaves, knife, etc., are used for basket making. Using a knife basket maker shaves off the leaves and keeps them in hot sunshine to make them dry. The raw material, wild date palm leaves are brought in bundles. Basketmakers collect raw material like a wild date palms, cane and bamboo which are found in forests.

Answer is (b) smaller

2 cases are needed for a recursive solvers.

Answer is (b) 10

Recursion is a method of solving problems that involves breaking a problem down into smaller and smaller sub problems until user gets in to a small problem that it can be solved trivially. Usually recursion involves a function calling itself.

While it may not seem like much on the surface, recursion allows us to write elegant solutions to problems that may otherwise be very difficult to program.

A loop invariant is a condition [among program variables] that is necessarily true immediately before and immediately after, each iteration of a loop. A loop invariant is some condition that holds for every iteration of the loop.

No, the loop condition do not affect the loop invariant.

Because the loop invariant is true at four points.

1. At the start of loop.

2. At the start of each iteration.

3. At the end of each iteration.

4. At the end of the loop.

(a) loop invariant

1. Sugar 

2. Corn

3. Coffee and Cocoa

4. grass

5. Lianos and Campos

6. tannis 

7. Mineral

8. Sodium nitrate

9. Petroleum

10. copper

11. Amazon, plate

12. Pampas

A phase is a homogeneous composition of a material.

Example: Graphite and diamond are two phases of carbon.

1. Face centred cubic crystal.

2. Particles are present the unit cell of this crystal.

• Contribution from 8 corners = 1/8 × 8 = 1 
• Contribution from 6 face centers = 1/2 × 6 = 3 
• The total number of particles = 4

 3. r = \(\frac{\sqrt2a}{4}\) = \(\frac{a}{2\sqrt2}.\)

Triclinic

 Potassium dichromate belongs to Triclinic crystal system.

Violet (or lilac)

(d) Mn₂O₃ is the substances show anti-ferromagnetism.

1. In bowl no. 2, because there is balance of temperature and moisture.

2. None of the bowls.

3. The grains were tied in a wet cloth for germination because it creates the situation for germination which gives the seed the proper moisture and temperature.

4. Bowl No. 3.

5. There is no germination of grains kept in our home because they become very dry and they are not in moist condition.

(a) Unit cell is the smallest portion of a crystal lattice which, when repeated in different directions, generates the entire lattice.

(b) Simple cubic unit cell, body centred cubic (bcc) unit cell, face centred cubic (fee) unit cell (any two)

(c) Number of atoms per unit cell

(i) Simple cubic unit cell: 

Total number of atoms in one unit cell =8× \(\frac{1}{8}\) =1 atom

(ii) Body centred cubic (bcc) unit cell:

Total number of atoms in one unit cell

=(8× \(\frac{1}{8}\))+(1×1)=1+1=2 atoms

(iii) Face centred cubic (fee) unit cell: Total number of atoms in one unit cell 

=(8×\(\frac{1}{8}\))+(6× \(\frac{1}{2}\)) = 1+3 = 4

(any two required)

(d) ZnS or AgBr

(AgBr shows both Schottky and Frenkel defects)

When humans sit near the trees, seeds from them stick to their clothes and are carried to other places. Humans also cany’ seeds to other places and plant them in farms or parks where they sprout

By soaking the seeds in water and binding them in a cotton cloth, seeds get germinated. It is evident from the fact that moisture, heat and air are required for germination of a seed.

1. Yes.

2. Dielectric substances do not conduct electricity through them. But they can be made conductors either by heating the substances or by applying mechanical stress.

Correct Answer is: (b) Revival

(b) Sree Narayan Guru

(b) Sree Narayan Guru

Ranade was the founder of the Widow Marriage Association, the Poona Sarvajanik Sabha and the Deccan Educational Society.