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a)had

b)but

c)though

d)the

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the TRUNK of ELEPHANT are very RARE

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JOHN's HAIR was CUT by SOMEONE

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The FIGURE of SPEECH used in here is Alliteration.

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(a) KNOWS

(B) will

(C) the

(d) can

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DANDI march was FOLLOWED after GANDHIJI ARRIVED in champaran

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Firozabad is the center of India’s glass-blowing industry. Families have spent generations in this business, making beautiful bangles of all hues and colors. But their own life is steeped in filth and misery. People work round the clock in glass furnaces at high TEMPERATURES, in dingy cells without air and light.

These workers are exposed to health hazards. They often end up LOSING their eyesight. Moreover, they are stuck in a vicious circle of exploitation. Even if they try to form a cooperative, they are beaten up and jailed for doing something illegal.

They live in filthy homes in lanes choked with garbage. In such conditions, families of humans and animals EXIST together in a PRIMEVAL state.They are not able to organize themselves into a cooperative due to bullying and exploitation by the politicians, authorities, moneylenders and middlemen. They live in stinking lanes choked with garbage, having homes with crumbling walls, wobbly doors, no windows, overcrowded with families of humans and animals coexisting in a primeval state. They have not even enjoyed even one full meal in their entire lifetime because of their POVERTY. Thus, the bangle-makers of Firozabad make beautiful bangles but live and die in squalor.

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Evidently, Rajkumar Shukla was a 'resolute' man. He was determined to take Gandhi to Champaran, to champion the cause of the poor sharecroppers. When Gandhi said that he had a prior arrangement to go to Kanpur and to other parts of India, Shukla went EVERYWHERE with him. He also followed Gandhi to his ASHRAM near Ahmedabad and STAYED there for weeks and begged of him to visit Champaran. Gandhi finally told him that on a particular date he was to be in Calcutta. Shukla waited at the APPOINTED SPOT in Calcutta to take Gandhi with him.

A) Abdul Kalam’s father says to his mother
b) To MAKE her understand that Abdul should go to college as it is his life and she must allow him to
c ) The lines MEAN that all children have to LEAVE their home at some point of TIME and They are their own person
d) His father had great innate wisdom

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a. speaker said these lines

c. by changing her raltional path gives more determintion to her goal

d. these WORD through LIGHT on speaker that she don't have to herself , she just have to focus on her gaols

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because when we COOKED SPINACH they BECAME CLOSE

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He's the ONE who LIKES to TEASE

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PLS GIVE the EXTRA of the POEM.

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By the WAITER named HARRY.

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GOLD is MATERIAL noun

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which DRAWER did you FIND the LETTER?

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the quality or state of being URBANIZED or the process of becoming urbanized : the process by which TOWNS and cities are formed and become larger as more and more people begin living and WORKING in CENTRAL areas

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where is the QUESTIONS MATE

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sodium is a chemical agent with the symbol Na and atomic number 11. It is a soft, silverly white and HIGHLY reactive metal. sodium is an alkyl metal being in group 1 of the periodic table.Its only STABLE isotope is 23Na. The free metal does not occur in nature and MIST be prepared in compounds.Another information is sodium is very essential to our body growth and development. Sodium defiency CAUSES MANY different diseases. And it should be limited

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There are many reasons can be BEHIND not only the beautiful THINGS or money can MAKE anyone FULLY happy.

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A Perfect Day in the Ocean

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A Perfect Day in the Ocean

As I watch, the waves from the shore look fun and almost innocent as they crest and then CRASH over one another. I can taste the salt in they AIR and watch little rainbows glisten through the prisms of the ocean’s spray. The warm ocean water toward the shore is covered with foam and bubbles from the rumbling waves as children and their families play in the gritty TAN colored sand. I think to myself, “This is perfect”.

I make the final preparations on my Yamaha Waverunner. All of the fluid levels check FULL and there is a faint smell of gasoline mixed with the aromas of salt and fish in the air. I am now ready to brave and JUMP the mighty ocean waves of South Padre Island!

Before the truck backs the trailer into the warm waters at the dock and lowers the Waverunner into the blue-green abyss, I crank the engine for a final systems check. It roars powerfully, drowning out the sound of the birds circling overhead, as thick black and gray smoke initially pours from the exhaust and then slowly drifts away on the wind’s light breeze. I turn the impressive machine off to finish my final prepare

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1.King Protea,2.Blue WATER lily,3.chrysanthemum,4.lotus,5. RHODODENDRONS

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how many HAIR do you have ? PLEASE mark as BEST answer please

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APPLAUSE is the act of CLAPPING..

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A legend from Hawai’i

As retold by Caren Loebel-Fried

When the great god Kü came to the island of Hawai’i, there was much commotion in the skies to celebrate his arrival. Sharp flashes of lightning and loud cracks and rumblings of thunder filled the air. The people knew that something unusual was happening, but when he walked into their village, they did not recognize Kü as a god.

Kü lived among the people as a planter. With powerful hands, he moved huge piles of soil effortlessly, and with his long digging stick, he alone did the work of twenty. His muscular body was a deep, rich brown, attracting the attention of many women in his village. Kü MET a young woman and the two fell in love. They decided to become man and wife and start a family.

Many years passed and the day came when there was a terrible famine. All of the people in the village became wretched, weak and hopeless. Kü and his wife saw that their own children were starving, but what could be done?

Kü told his wife that he could help, but he must go somewhere far away. She looked into his eyes, so full of compassion, with a heart heavier than she had ever known before. She turned to look at their children, tired and listless, and the other people in their extended family, whose shoulders slumped with hopelessness. She saw the barren fields all around them. With sorrow, she finally spoke. “Kü, I have vowed to love you no matter what happens. I will always love you, and now I must let you go.”

The family watched as Kü stood tall and erect, his feet planted firmly on the land. Gradually, he began to sink down into the ground as though the earth was swallowing him up. Soon, all that remained was the top of Kü’s head and his wife wet the soil around him with her TEARS. The family kept a vigil by the spot where he had buried himself, sitting through the long night, watching and waiting.

With the growing light of early morning, they noticed a slight shifting of the soil where Kü was buried in the earth. A tiny green shoot suddenly sprouted from the spot where Kü’s head had been. The family watched with wonder as the plant grew swiftly up and up, branching out as though reaching for every star. Thousands of shining green leaves unfurled, and soon this magnificent tree was covered with hundreds of ‘ulu, the nutritious breadfruit, swinging gracefully from strong branches.

A farmer was walking mournfully through a nearby field, when he suddenly noticed the breadfruit tree in the distance. He let out a cry and ran shouting, “Everyone! Look! Look to the field! Come and see the giant tree where none was before!” The people ran with excitement to the tree.

They found Kü’s wife sitting under the ‘ulu tree with her children standing over her and they formed a great circle around the family. Kü’s wife then heard her husband’s voice inside her head and she closed her eyes, listening. He told her, “Wife…my body is the trunk of this tree, and my arms are the branches. My hands are the leaves and my head is the fruit. The heart inside each fruit holds the memory of my words. Roast the fruit well, remove the skin, and then you and our children shall eat….”

And so she did.

But when people from the village began grabbing for ‘ulu, suddenly the entire tree was sucked swiftly BACK into the ground with a “swoosh”. Only when their outstretched hands were lowered did the tree grow back to its full size. A MURMUR was heard among the crowd, but all became quiet when it was seen that Kü spoke to his wife once again.

She heard him say, “Carefully dig up the new shoots around my trunk and share them with our ‘ohana and our extended family and friends.”

And so she did.

The people planted the sprouts all around their district. These grew just as fast as the FIRST tree had grown, up and up, filling the sky with glistening leaves and plump, ripe fruit. Offshoots from these trees were shared with other friends and family, as well as those in the neighboring villages. The breadfruit trees flourished and soon spread across the land, and everyone had ‘ulu to eat.

The people now knew that Kü was a god and they would always give thanks to him. They would never again forget to chant the proper prayers, or make the appropriate offerings to all the gods and ancestors. They would remember to show how grateful they were to share in the riches of the earth.

And so this was the gift of Kü.

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Answer:

24 boys in a row

Explanation:

After EXCHANGING seats

10th A become 15th from LEFT

and B will become 15-10=5

9+5=14

if we count from left now B is 10th from left

14+10=24

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I will send u the body only

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todaytoday I visit and old age home with my friends as we wanted to donate some food CLOTH and money when we REACHED there were invited by a coal and silent environment then we went to the room where everyone was waiting for us I noticed that most of them was 60 above then me and my friend talk with them and they share their experience with this as I was happy that they open up with us their SHOWS US their whole age home which was neat and CLEAN then we talk about their hospitality and their toldus that everything is perfect hair they have regular medical check up the can't play games they can read books as there is a big library and also they are entertained a lot after talking we played a lot of games and read some books than the time came when we have to leave them visit our goodbye and we left them on my way back I was thinking that how cure this world is their own children left them I was very SAD when I reached home but why now I am happy as I opened up to you well you should love everyone

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did you MEAN SCRAWNY

the MEANING of scrawny is सूखा

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I am not UNDERSTANDING your LANGUAGE

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I THINK so they love EVERY momos

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I love cheese momos

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1) silly

2) disagree

3) pester

4) answer

5) required

6) enormous

7) identify

8) valuable

9) standard

10) ASHAMED

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COMMON adjectives are those which are used for common NOUNS..like intelligent TEACHER..

Proper adjectives are those which are used for proper nouns...like she is intelligent..

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Fair is usually termed as a gathering of people for certain entertainment or commercial activities. The fairground is an area with hundreds of temporary shops selling various products to the people who have gathered to visit the fair. A village fair is usually marked by hawkers selling toys and sweets. In our STATES usually, a fair is organized during festivals. Some fairs like a book fair, travel fair, trade fair, etc may occur other than a festival and sell products related to their specific theme. We can divide fair into two types, City fair and village fair

City Fair

A city fair is usually held at any specific date throughout the year. In India, many OLD fairs are held for years, around the same period. Trade fairs are for selling unique artifacts, crafts, jewelry, furniture, etc. It is also for commercial activities with a limited presence of fun and entertainment activities. A festive fair, on the other hand, is held during a festival season.

For example, a Durga puja fair in a city is held during the Durga puja festival and Pongal fair in southern India is held during the Pongal festival. During Holi also many fairs occur in different PARTS of the country.

Another fair which occurs in the city is Book Fair. A group of publishers and dealers organize Book Fair in order to promote books and improving sales. A book fair displays books belonging to various disciplines, ranging from history to autobiographies, STORYBOOKS, science books, books on literature, fictional books, encyclopedias, books on general knowledge, etc.

A city fair is usually held in an open field inside the city. The field for the fair could be small or big, depending on its availability or on the size of the fair. The most significant sign of a city fair is the noise that is heard on the loudspeakers.

Someone outside the fair hears different commercial and entertainment activities through loudspeakers. Vendors selling their products, a magician calling eager children, call for audiences to witness a just to begin stunt performance and other activities could be heard simultaneously.

Village Fair

A village fair is also held during festivals, like Dussehra and Diwali. It could also be held annually during the celebration to a local deity or religious beliefs of the people. A village fair is usually smaller than a city fair in appearance as well as the activities. Indian local village fair is marked by relatively small shops, selling mostly toys and sweets.

Many hawkers selling small toys on hand-held wooden frames could be seen roaming in the fair. Flutes, whistles, and a variety of lightweight toys are seen in a village fair, which attracts children a lot. Hawkers in fair constantly play the flute or whistle in order to lure the children to buy from them.

Apart from these other main attractions of a village fair include sweets and different types of swings and ferry wheels, especially for the children. A typical desi village fair is dominated with the fragrance of different sweets, being freshly made by the vendors. The common attractive delicacy of a village fair is jalebi. Apart from the sweets, toys and other articles, the next attraction of a village fair is ferry wheels of a different kind.

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জখজখণগচগূ করে উঠলেন না হয় তাহলে তার জুমআর নামায আদায় করা হচ্ছে এ ‍‍ না করে উঠলেন না হয় সে সময় তার জুমআর নামায না হয় তাহলে তার না করে তাহলে সে না করে উঠলেন তার জুমআর

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It MEANS it does not have a home of its own as it KEEPS on flying from ONE place to ANOTHER.

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