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1. Event Handler - The "event handler" is a command that is used to specify actions in response to an event. 

Eg: on Load, on Mouseover etc. 

2. Objects: JavaScript objects are simply collections of name-value pairs. The "name" part is a JavaScript string, while the value can be any JavaScript value including more objects. 

Eg: string object, math object etc.

Or 

JavaScript supports programming with objects. Objects are a way of organizing the variables. The different screen elements such as Web pages, forms, text boxes, images, and buttons are treated as objects.

3. Operator: Operators are symbols which perform some operation on values. 

JavaScript operators can be used to perform various operations such as:

• Arithmetic Operators 
• Comparison Operators 
• Logical Operators 
• Relational Operators 
• Assignment Operators 
• Conditional Operators

It was introduced in France in 1954. A product reaches the consumers through different stages. Value is added at each stage. Taxes which are imposed on such value is called Value Added Tax (VAT).

Advantages:

• Can avoid conceding effect
• As tax is paid at different stages, malpractices can be minimized.
• Help to collect correct information on production and trade
• As there are chances for giving tax subsidy it promotes exports.
• Easy to introduce tax is not concentrated in a place alone.

Disadvantages:

• Tax collection is expensive 
• Not a simple tax system, especially for developing countries.
• Success depends on the co-operation of tax collectors. 
• Chance of small purchase exist.
• Difficult for small traders as they have to keep correct accounts.
• Everybody has to keep correct accounts.

The correct answer is 2 and 3 only

• Women had held high position in society. Hence, statement 1 is incorrect.
  • The Rig-Vedic society was a free society.
  • The Aryans evidently preferred male child to female child.
  • However, females were as free as their male counterparts.
• EDUCATION  RIGHTS
  • Education was equally open for boys and girls.
  • Girls studied the Veda and fine arts.
• MARRIAGE  RIGHTS  
  • Women never observed purdha in the Vedic period.
  • They enjoyed freedom in selecting their mates.
  • But divorce was not permissible to them.
• POSITION  IN  FAMILY
  • In the family, they enjoyed complete freedom and were treated as Ardhanginis.
  • In domestic life women were considered to be supreme and enjoyed freedom.
  • Women helped their husbands in agricultural pursuits also.
  • Husband used to consult his wife on financial matters.

PROPERTY  RIGHTS

• Unmarried daughters had share in their fathers’ property.
• Daughter had full legal rights in the property of her father in the absence of any son.
• Mother’s property, after her death, was equally divided among sons and unmarried daughters.
• However, married women had no share in father’s property.
• As a wife, a woman had no direct share in her husband’s property.
• A widowed mother had some rights.

RELIGIOUS  RIGHTS

• The woman was regarded as having an equally important share in the social and religious life because a man without woman was considered as an inadequate person.
• She regularly participated in religious ceremonies with her husband.
• There were many scholars who composed hymns of Rig Veda. Lopamudra, Gargi and Maitreye were the pioneers among them.
• Lopamudra, the wife of Agasti rishi, composed two verses of Rig Veda.

LATER  VEDIC  PERIOD

• However In Later Vedic period, the position that the women folk enjoyed in the early Vedic society, was not retained.
• Manu assigns to the Women of Vedic age, a position of dependence, if not of subordination.
• The Arthasastra attests to considerable restraints placed on their movements.

The correct answer is Amitav Ghosh.

• Amitav Ghosh is the first English writer from India who won Jnanpith Award in 2018.
• He won the Padma Shri Award in 2007.
• Shortlisted for Man Booker Asian Prize (River of Smoke) in 2012.
• Books are written by him:
  • The Flood of Fire
  • The Great Derangement
  • Gun Island 
  • River of Smoke
  • The Glass Palace
  • The Shadow Line

• Arundhati Roy is best known for her novel ‘The God of Small Things’ which won the Man Booker Prize for Fiction in 1997.
• The full name of author Jhumpa Lahiri is Jhumpa Nilanjana Sudeshna Lahiri.
  • Her first novel was the 'Namesake' published in 2003.   
  • She won Pulitzer Prize for her debut short story collection ‘Interpreter of Maldives’ in 1999.  

Fees Fees is the reward collected for the governments services. License fee, registration fee, tuition fee, etc. are the examples.

Fine and penalties :- Fines and penalties are punishments for violating the laws.

Grants:- Grants are the financial aid provided by one government to another. For example grants are provided by central and state goveminent to local self Governments.

Interest:- Interest is the amount received for the loans provided by the government to various enterprises, agencies and countries.

Profit:- Profit is the income received from the enterprises operated by the government.

For example profit from the Indian railways.

Anonymous functions are the functions without any name. 

For example:

var avg = function()

var sum =

for (var i = 0, j = arguments.length; i < j; i++)

sum += arguments[i];

} 

return sum / arguments.length; 

}

Excise duty :- Tax imposed at the production stage of a commodity.

Customs duty :- Imposed on import and export of products.

Service tax :- The tax imposed on services called service tax.

Additional tax imposed on tax is called surcharge. Generally surcharge is imposed for a specific period.

Additional tax imposed by the government for certain specific purpose is called Cess. Cess will be discontinued when enough money is received.

Central Government:

• Corporate tax
• Personal income tax
• Union excise duty

State Government:

• Value added tax
• Stamp duty 
• State excise duty 
• Land tax

Local Self Government:

• Property tax 
• Professional tax 
• Entertainment tax.

I will recommend to impose tax on gold jeweler, Diamond jeweler and luxury cars. I will not recommend to impose tax on petroleum product, salt, life saving medicines etc because they are essential commodities. The price of there will increase as a result of tax imposition and it will affect the standard of living of the common people.

• Signal the colleague to also listen in the call and try to find out the location through exchange. 
• Listen the caller carefully and make it prolong and get all the information carefully-place where planted, time of explosion and strength of explosives. 
• If possible this call may be taped and note the back noise and try to catch information from accent and police to be informed. 
• Immediately after disconnection the GM and security officer has to be informed. 
• If the location is identified the department head should be also informed. 
• People from that suspected area have to be evacuated from that particular location. 
• After ‘all clear’ signal from the police is received the normal process of hotel can be continued.

• Rooms are already blocked for the group 
• Tags to identify baggage should be attached to the baggage and room number(errand card) 
• Registration card may be distributed through the group leader 
• Welcome drinks should be provided before the room assignment to VIP. 
• VIPS should be received by the Front Office Manager or General Manager. 
• Receptionist notifies the housekeeping for welcome card and bouquet of flowers and rooms service for fruits in the guest bedroom. 
• In some instances, registration of the guest may take place in his/her room. 
• In the case of airline crews, physically disabled, old guests etc the registration card can be completed in advance, necessitating only the guest signature on arrival.

Correct answer is 1. Shades

Averages the distance between the selected vertices is known as Average vertices. 

Correct answer is 1. Reflection Maps

Texture is the sensory impression of sight and touch and refers to the tactile and visual qualities of the material. Each material has a distinctive texture (whether textile or otherwise).

Correct option: d) All of the above

Correct option: (c) Two

d. Point

Point is the smallest mark that turns a blank space into a visually interesting one.

1. might catch

2. would buy 

3. would tell

4. would open 

5. had left 

6. had informed 

7. can take 

8. must work 

9. should meet 

10. had remembered

Correct answer is c. Bridge 

Correct answer is b. Center midfielders 

Correct option: a) Lucky charm

Correct option is C) crack

Correct answer is b. bump maps 

A conditional clause is a type of subordinate clause, most commonly introduced by the conjunction ‘if’ or ‘unless’. Like most subordinate clauses introduced by a conjunction, the conditional clause can either go before the main clause, or after it.

Example: If I have enough money (conditional clause), I will go to Japan (main clause).

First, Second, and Third Conditional

1. First conditional: If I have enough money, I will go to Japan. 

2. Second conditional: If I had enough money, I would go to Japan.

3. Third conditional: If I had, had enough money, I would have gone to Japan.

1. (c) so graceful as

2. (b) as beautiful as

3. (c) as smart as

4. (c) as useful as

5. (c) biggest cities

6. (c) as high as

7. (b) more spacious than

8. (b) as great as

9. (c) as much as

10. (b) so precious as

11. (a) longer than any other Beach

12. (a) more fragrant than

13. (a) as devoted as

14. (b) so easy as to practice

15. (a) more industrious than

16. (b) biggest

17. (b) longest

18. (b) than most other

19. (a) smallest bird

20. (b) as much as

1. any

2. some

3. that

4. these

5. much

6. some

7. every

8. whose

9. first

10. this

11. much

12. some

13. every

14. there

15. next

1. Common Noun

2. Adjective 

3. Interjection 

4. Proper Noun 

5. Preposition 

6. Adverb 

7. Pronoun 

8. Preposition 

9. Verb 

10. Adverb 

11. Collective noun 

12. Adjective 

13. Preposition 

14. Conjunction 

15. Adverb 

16. Verb

17. Noun 

18. Adjective 

19. Pronoun 

20. Verb 

21. Interjection 

25. Conjunction 

22. Adverb 

23. Conjunction 

24. Pronoun

1. Atom is no longer considered as indivisible, it has been found that atom is made up of sub atomic particles called protons, neutrons and electrons. 

2. Atoms of the same element may not be similar in all respects.

3. Atoms of different elements may be similar in one or more respects. 

4. The ratio in which atomic unit may be fixed and integral but may not be simple. 

5. The mass of atom can be changed into energy.

1. English language can’t be our lingua-franca.

2. The knowledge of English is necessary for international contacts and the knowledge of the sciences pursued in the West.

3. The author is pained when an attempt is made to give English a place it can’t take.

4. The author claims that the more we propagate Hindi, the more shall we stimulate the study of vernaculars.

5. The author wants to restore Hindi to its natural place as the national language.

6. From the legislators, the author hopes to debate in the vernaculars or Hindi.

7. The author wants the following type of people in India—Tagore, Bose and Ray.

8. (i) propagate

(ii) vernacular.

1. The foundation of modem arithmetic and algebra was laid in India.

2. India gave the zero sign to the world.

3. Indian numerals travelled from India via Baghdad to the western world. They took many centuries.

4. La Place, during Napoleon’s time, appreciated the ingenious Indian numerals.

5. They are Archimedes and Apollonius.

6. The origins of geometry, arithmetic and algebra go back to remote periods.

7. Geometric algebra was used for making figures for Vedic altars.

8. (i) astonishing

(ii) grandeur.

1. We 

2. my 

3. He/us 

4. I/me 

5. Our

Correct option is C) dust

(a) I agree with him. Out of 6 Dalton’s postulates, 5 postulates are faulty and only one is correct. 

(b) Dalton’s atomic theory has undergone many modifications. 

(c) 

• All substances are made up of small indivisible particles called atoms. 
• Atoms of the same elements are identical in mass and other properties.

1. The London Times remarked, ‘No other country than India could have produced Gandhi’.

2. He was a moral genius who tried to chasten himself first.

3. What is your religion?, How were you led it?, What is its bearing on life?

4. About truth, Gandhi said that it is God. Even the atheist admit it.

5. Truth and non-violence are his guiding principles.

6. We can get at it by not indulging is distortion, innuendoes, exaggerations, lies, reservations etc.

7. He was a liberator of the enslaved. He taught the doctrine of love.

8. (i) exaggerations

(ii) fundamental.

1. with 

2. in 

3. at 

4. of/for 

5. from/under

1. now/before 

2. eventually 

3. slowly 

4. never 

5. outside

1. good 

2. veteran 

3. same 

4. ancestral 

5. sudden

1. was strewn 

2. spoilt 

3. was/had been 

4. did /ask 

5. remained

Correct option is A) an only

Correct option is C) A good deal

Correct option is C) A good deal

Correct option is D) on

Correct option is A) of informing

A delay line is placed between output of vertical amplifier and y input of cathode ray tube, to delay incoming unknown signal.

(a) Interest on Partner’s Loan