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1. A lullaby is a sweet song sung to a child to make it sleep.

2. The wind of the western sea is addressed in the poem.

3. The mother requests the wind to blow to make her child sleep.

4. The mother is waiting for her husband (the child’s father).

The poet wants to go back to lnnisfree because of ugliness of the place.

Learning disabilities are disorders that affect brain functioning of understanding, reading, writing, spelling, reasoning or recalling ability. Learning disabilities can also cause problems in learning skills, language skills, mathematical operations, and coordinating movements. Learning disabilities are continual and can cause continual life-long challenges. Children with learning abilities often have average or above-average intelligence. Learning Disabilities are not contagious. Learning Disabilities are due to genetic or neurobiological factors which affect cognitive processes related to learning. Learning Disabilities can run in those whose paternal relatives have such problems (genetic), but environmental factors can also play an important role

Difficulty in recalling sequence of letters in words and frequent loss of visual memory is associated with, language-based disability, "Dyslexia". Dyslexia is the most common learning disability.  Dyslexia is a language-based disability in which a person faces problems in understanding written words. It is also referred to as a reading disorder.  

A child suffering from Dyslexia may find it difficult to distinguish between words, 'nest' and 'best' , 'glow' and 'slow'.

Common Learning Disabilities:

• Dysgraphia: Dysgraphia is a writing disability in which a person finds it hard to form letters or write within a defined space. It affects a person's handwriting ability. A person with Dysgraphia may exhibit difficulty with letter spacing, trouble thinking, and writing simultaneously.
• Dyscalculia:  Dyscalculia is a mathematical disability in which a person's ability to understand numbers and grasping math concepts is affected.
• Dyspraxia:  Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder that impacts an individual ability to plan process motor tasks.
• Nonverbal Learning Disabilities: It actually refers to difficulties in decoding nonverbal behaviors or social clues. NVLD suffers struggle with understanding body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, or nonverbal aspects of communication.

Hence, Difficulty in recalling the sequence of letters in words and frequent loss of visual memory is associated with, language-based disability, "Dyslexia".

The Daffodils

The poem "The Daffodils" has been composed by William Wordsworth. Wordsworth is known as the leader of Romantic revival. He used the language of common people.

In this poem we see that the poet is wandering near a lake. There, he sees thousand of daffodils fluttering and dancing in the breeze. The waves are also dancing. The poet says that the golden daffodils look like stars in the sky. The poet is very happy. His heart is filled with joy.

Now the poet returns to his room. He is in pensive mood but suddenly inner eyes of the poet catches the scene of dancing daffodils that he had seen earlier. The poet once again becomes happy. His heart is filled with pleasure again. He begins to write about daffodils. He recollects the scene. This is the bliss of solitude. 

Some people have difficulty in writing letters because they have no gift of self expression.They cannot express in concrete words the atmosphere in which they live.

Some people have difficulty in writing letters because they have no ideas. They use different modern means of communication in their daily life. They are not accustomed to develop easy, informal, interesting style of letter writing. So, he finds difficulty in writing letters.

(a) Metaphor

(b) Simile

(c) Metaphor.

True Friend- The true Friend was rare in the world. In modern time met many friendly but only a some time.Temprory friend has only him benefit not help in poor time.True friend is rare but who is true friend together with any time and hole life. True Friend like live together in sorrow and happy days. Mohan is my true friend because he wants to live together For me,when he live for from me then he feel very sorry.Friendship of krishna and sudama is very popular which is good example of true friend.

(a) preserve

(b) seriously

(c) recipe

(d) retreated

(e) paralyse

(f) blind

(g) elaborate 

The poem 'If' is addressed to the poet't son.

Some people have difficulty in writing letters because they have no ideas. They use different modern means of communication in their daily life. They are not accustomed to develop easy, informal, interesting style of letter writing. So, they find difficulty in writing letters

Latest - oldest

appear - disappear

accurate - inaccurate

soft - hard

ugly - beautiful.

Simile is a figure of speech in which likeness between two different objects is expressed directly using words such as 'like', 'so' and 'as'.  

For example : My love is like a red red rose. 

The word 'like' shows the similarity between love and rose. 

Sympathy towards others and understanding of ones own limitations produce good manners. Respect and sympathy are main tools of good manners. We should try to understand others. Arrogance and self centered behaviour are enemies of good manners.

Absent mindedness may become avirtue when one does not crowd him mind with memories of prosaic things.This given spece to one's mind ofr lofty and grand thoughts ind ideas.

(a) They used to buy cow milk.

(b) We used to go to Patna and visit the zoo.

(c) People used to write long essay.

(d) Some people used to reach the office late.

 (e) My mother used to cook food for me. 

Simile is a figure of speech in which likeness between two different objects is is express directly using words such as 'like', 'so' and 'as'' 

For example : My love is like a red red rose. 

The word 'like' shows the smilarity between love and rose.

No.civilization can srivive for a long time without order and safety. Law and order in society is necessary for its all round progress. In absence of order and safety, the inventions of scientists and the masterpices of artists,cannot create light, sweetness and comforts in the worlds.

The author was angry with the photographer because the photo which he got was complete distortion of his face and figure. His eyebrow was removed. It did not look like a photo of his own. 

David Copperfield' is a popular novel of Charles Dickens. Uriah Heep is an important figure in the novel. He is the villain of the novel. He was a very shrewd and ambitious man. He had no moral character.

Uriah Heep very cunningly and deceitfully learnt from David the secrets of Mr. Wickfield's business and private life. Heep took over the entire business of wickfield in his own hands. He was a thorough hypocrite and cheat. He pretended humility and always posed to be a humble man. It was Mr. Micawber who at the right time exposed his fraud and saved Wickfield. Finally, Uriah Heep was forced to leave Canterbury for his conspiracy, fraudulent activities and wicked deeds. As a result of all these activities, he was sent to jail. Thus, he was punished for his wickedness and villainy. 

The photo which the photographer prepared was complete distortion of his face and figure. His eyebrows were removed. His ears did not look like those of his own. Actually, there was complete change in facial appearance. Thus, the purpose of the photograph was wasted. 

The photograph did not look like the writer. The photographer had made several changes.He had rotouched his eyes. He had removed the hari low on the skull. His mouth had been adjusted, too. For this the writer was angry with the photographer.

(a) Metaphor 

(b) Simile 

(c) Metaphor

They avoided postal chares by refusing to accep the letters addressed to them with having on postage on them.However, before doing,so,they looked at the letter and knew the nature of contents on the basis of some code signs on them.

Visa is an entry in passport or other travel document made by a consular official of a government to indicate that the bearer has been granted authority to enter or re-enter the country concerned.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree The "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" is a beautiful poem of peace and beauty. It is composed by W.B. Yeats. W.B. Yeats was an Irish poet. Innisfree is a small land in Ireland. Once the poet had got a chance to stay at Innisfree for some time. He had enjoyed the natural beauty there.

The poet at present lives in a town. He does not like this town due to the dull and rough roadways. He remembers the beauty of Innisfree and wants to go there to live. He says that if he goes there he will construct a small hut of clay and live there alone. He will plant nine rows of bean. He will enjoy the humming tune of bees. He thinks that he will feel peace there. He says in a very artistic way that peace will come there from the veils of morning as dew drops fall. The poet imagines that he will get opportunity to enjoy peace during the morning, brightness in the noon, musical feeling during evening and soothing light at midnight. The poet is fed up of town life. This is why the natural beauty of Innisfree reminds him to come time and again.

David Copperfield is a very famous novel of Charles Dickens, the Victorian novelist. David Copperfield is the hero of the novel. The story of David Copperfield from his childhood to adulthood has been narrated in the novel. David was born after the death of his father. His mother, Clara loved David heart and soul. His nurse looked after him like her own son. David's mother married Murdstone. Murdstone and her sister were cruel to David. David was often beaten and ill treated by Mr. Murdstone. Once he bit Murdstone. David was beaten and confined to his room for five days. He was sent to Salem House, a boarding school where principal was also unkind to him. In the mean time, his mother died. He felt as if he were left alone in the world. His schooling stopped. He was forced to do the job of a bottle cleaner. He was unable to work under horrible conditions and finally ran away to his aunt Betsey in Dover. His aunt arranged for his education.

David was intelligent and books provided him a great fascination. He learnt typewriting and became a reporter. He fell love with Agnes but married Dora who died very soon. Later he married Agnes as promised to his wife Dora. David always remained honest, hard working and sincere. I like him most for all these qualities.

The young man noticed that the old and weak people were standing while the young and strong were sitting comfortably in their seats without taking any pain for old and weak. 

The photo which the photographer prepared was complete distortion of his face and figure. His eyebrows was removed. His ears did not look like those of his own. Actually, there was complete change in facial appearance. Thus, the purpose of the photograph was wasted. 

Saying about the truth-

The write of this extract says that truth is never a one sided affair. It takes two to peak the truth, one cannot speak the truth by saying what one thinks is truth what we say is never as absolute truth for it has different meaning for different persons under different situations.

J.C. Hill wrote this prose piece entitled ‘Good Manners’. In this piece he mention some of the factor that produce Good Manners. 

The author advises the young people to be very considerate to the old people. They sympathetic and helpful to the old for the law of nature is such that everybody becomes old one day. 

The author warms against one sided conversation. One should not go on talking alone. One most let others speak as well. It is an important part of good manners. Being both speaker and listener produce good manner. The author also considers humility to be an important factor in producing good manners One should never think that only he is right and others are wrong.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

The "The Lake Isle of Innisfree" is a beautiful poem of peace and beauty. It is composed by W.B. Yeats. W.B. Yeats was an Irish poet. Innisfree is a small land in Ireland. Once the poet had got a chance to stay at Innisfree for some time. He had enjoyed the natural beauty there.

The poet at present lives in a town. He does not like this town due to the dull and rough roadways. He remembers the beauty of Innisfree and wants to go there to live. He says that if he goes there he will construct a small hut of clay and live there alone. He will plant nine rows of bean. He will enjoy the humming tune of bees. He thinks that he will feel peace there. He says in a very artistic way that peace will come there from the veils of morning as dew drops fall. The poet imagines that he will get opportunity to enjoy peace during the morning, brightness in the noon, musical feeling during evening and soothing light at midnight. The poet is fed up of town life. This is why the natural beauty of Innisfree reminds him to come time and again. 

The young man noticed that the old and weak people were standing while the young and strong were sitting comfortably in their seats without taking any pain for old and weak. 

C) forgot / lost / of 

J.C. Hill says that truth should be shared. It should remain one man's truth. If we speak and no one listens to us our speaking is meaningless. Therefore truth must be shared with others. 

Correct option is A) taken

It is wrong to say that invention of machine indicates man's laziness. Man is the most creative and energetic creature in the world. Man always thinks to create something new. Rest and work go together in man's life. Rest is not laziness. Man creates for his comfort and enjoyment and not for sitting dull and idle. 

The characteristics structural features of reducing sugars is the presence of either aldehydic group; (-CHO) such as glucose, mannose, galactose, etc. or α-ketol group (-CO-CH₂OH) as present in fructose.

The minimum amount of energy is needed to remove the most loosely bounded electron from a neutral isolated gaseous atom in its ground state to form a cation also in a gaseous state. 

The ionization enthalpy decreases down the group because the atomic size increases down the group and effective nuclear charge decreases. Hence removal of electrons becomes easier. 

Ionisation energy increases along the period because the atomic size decreases from left to right in a period. Hence effective nuclear charge increases and removal of electrons becomes more and more difficult.

The statement that is not correct for periodic classification of elements is:
(i) The properties of elements are periodic function of their atomic numbers.
(ii) Non metallic elements are less in number than metallic elements.
(iii) For transition elements, the 3d-orbitals are filled with electrons after 3p-orbitals and before 4s-orbitals.
(iv) The first ionisation enthalpies of elements generally increase with increase in atomic number as we go along a period.

Solution:

(iii) For transition elements, the 3d-orbitals are filled with electrons after 3p-orbitals and before 4s-orbitals.

Colored aqueous solutions are a characteristic of transition compounds.

The only transition compound in the above choices is CrCl3.

Cr is a transition element.

Hence option (b) is the correct answer.

This is an outermost electronic configuration of an atom. And the atom belongs to 13^th group.

In ns²np¹ : n -stands for n^th shell.

s²: stands two s subshell -electrons

p¹: stands for one p subshell -electron

2H is two atoms of hydrogen whereas  H₂ is a molecule of hydrogen.