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What are the animals used for today? |
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Answer» AY ANIMALS ARE USED FOR :- 1. for transportations, either for food animals used for transportations :-camels, horses and cows etc. camels :- camels are used for TRAVELLING as beasts of burden in deserts to make antitodes for making poisons horses :- for glue for dog's food for nowadays cows :- for meat for leather EATEN for milk |
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Match the columns:- (i) Copper (a) Gujarat (i) Copper (a) Gujarat (ii) Gold (b) Afghanistan (iii) Tin (c) Rajasthan (iv) Precious stones (d) Karnataka |
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Answer» - RajasthanGold - KarnatakaTin - AfghanistanPrecious STONES - GUJARAT |
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What do you think the beads could have been used for? |
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Answer» re USED for jewelry, knitting and stringing. in ancient TIMES, the very UNIQUE bead naming faience, used for glass making. its a Egypt bead. |
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Match the following: (i) Stupa (a) Place where the image of the deity is installed (ii) Shikluhsa (b) Mound (iii) Mandapa (c) Circular path around the stupa (iv) Garbhagriha (d) Place in temples where people could assemble (v) Pradakshina (e) Tower patha |
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Match the following: (i) Narmada Valley (a) The first big kingdom (ii) Magadha (b) Hunting and gathering (iii) Garo hills (c) Cities about 2500 years ago (iv) Indus and its tributaries (d) Early agriculture (v) Ganga Valley (e) The first cities |
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Answer» valley - Hunting and gatheringMagadha - The first BIG kingdomGaro hills - EARLY agricultureIndus and its tributaries - The first citiesGanga Valley - CITIES about 2500 YEARS ago |
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What are, the main tributaries of the river Indus? |
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Answer» chenab, ravi, BEAS, SUTLEJ are the MAIN tributaries of RIVER indus |
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Match the columns: (i) Sukta (a) Stone boulder (ii) Chariots (b) Sacrifice (iii) Yajna (c) Well-said (iv) Dasa (d) Used in battles (v) Megalith (e) Slave |
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Ring wells were used for: 1. bathmg 2. washing clothes 3. irrigation 4. drainage |
| Answer» LLS were USED for:DRAINAGE | |
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Fill in the blanks: (a) _____ was a word used for large landowners in Tamil. (b) The gramabhojaka often got his land cultivated by the _____. (c) Ploughmen were known as ____ in Tamil. (d) Most grihapatis were ____ landowners. |
| Answer» LALAR(b) SLAVES and payed WORKERS(c) Uzhavar(d) SMALLER | |
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Where do we find Ostriches today? |
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Name a famous man who taught in Prakrit and a king who issued inscription in Prakrit. |
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Answer» ddha is the person who TAUGHT in PRAKRIT and the King ASHOKA issued his INSCRIPTION in Prakrit. |
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Where average income is used give 5 examples? |
| Answer» TA incomenet NATIONAL productnet DOMESTIC productgross national productgross domestic PRODUCT | |
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Chemical reactions for nitric acid +sodium hydroxide = |
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Answer» acid: HNO3 (acid) Sodium hydroxide: NaOH (BASE) This is therefore an acid-base reaction. Acid + Base --> SALT + Water Therefore Nitric acid + Sodium hydroxide --> Sodium Nitrate + Water............ |
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Class system in society created in modern days due to A) COLOURISATION B) INDUSTRIALISATION C)POPULATION D) EDUCATION |
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Answer» THE ANSWER i.e DUE TO INDUSTRIALISATION. |
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Write whether true or false: (a) The Buddha encouraged animal sacrifices. (b) Samath is important because it was the place where the Buddha taught for the first time. (c) The Buddha taught that karma has no effect on our lives. (d) The Buddha attained enlightenment at Bodh Gaya. (e) Upanishadic thinkers believed that the atman and brahman were ultimately one. |
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Answer» uddha encouraged ANIMAL sacrifices-FalseB.Samath is important because it was the PLACE where the Buddha taught for the first time.-TrueC.The Buddha taught that KARMA has no effect on our lives.-FalseD.The Buddha attained ENLIGHTENMENT at Bodh Gaya.-TrueE.Upanishadic THINKERS believed that the atman and brahman were ultimately one.-False |
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Do you think that if a poor man finds something and reports this to the police he could be treated like this today? |
| Answer» ERY HAS FINDS SOMETHING AND REPORTS THIS TO POLICE HE SHOULD TREATED LIKE THIS TODAY ALSO | |
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Was stone used to make weights? |
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Answer» CAN STONE IN DIFFFERENCE TYPES IN OLDEN DAYS STONE ARE GIVE FIRE TO US |
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Seals are used even today. Find out what they are used for. |
| Answer» N SEALS ARE USING TODAY ALSO BECAUSE OF FOCUS TRATEDY FACTORIES | |
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List one major difference between manuscripts and inscriptions. |
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Answer» s a huge difference between manuscript and inscriptionsManuscript-They is written on a palm leaf or on a BARK of a tree which is SPECIALLY prepared for WRITING the manuscripts. The bark of the tree is known as BIRCH. Inscription-The INSCRIPTIONS are engraved on the stones or bricks or on the surface of metals. |
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Complete the following sentences: (a) Officials collected .................... from the area under the direct control of the ruler. (b) Royal princes often went to the provinces as ........... . (c) The Mauryan rulers tried to control............. and ............. which were important for trasnport. (d) People in forested regions provided the Mauryan officials with........................................ |
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Where are Cargo hills and Vindhyas? |
| Answer» ILLS LIE to the North-east of INDIA. The VINDHYAS are in the CENTRAL India. | |
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Do you think women would have faced any problems while working? |
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Answer» women would have to face PROBLEM while working because she is a women so she may experience sexual abusement from men.She is not physically STRONG as men She cannot WORK during NIGHT because men can do sexual HARASSMENT |
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What tools would you use today for cutting fruit? What would they be made of? |
| Answer» NIFE to cut fruits today. DEY r MADE of PLASTIC handle. The sharp edge is made of stainless steel. | |
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What do you think the term Neolithic means? |
| Answer» ELATING to the CULTURAL period of the Stone Age BEGINNING around 8,000 bc in the Middle East and later elsewhere, characterizedby the DEVELOPMENT of agriculture and the MAKING of polished stone implements.so its known as neolithic. | |
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Fill in the blanks: (a) _____ was a great astronomer. (b) Stories about gods and goddesses are found in the ____ (c) ________ is recognised as the author of the Sanskrit Ramayana. (d) _____ and ____are two Tamil epics. |
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Answer» abatta(B) EPICS(C) Valmigi(d) Silapathikaram,MANIMEGALAI |
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Punch marked coins were made of: 1. silver 2. gold 3. tin 4. Ivory |
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Summary of the National Anthem of India . |
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Answer» NA MANA ADHI NAYAKA JAYA HAI BHARAT BHAGYA VIDHATA JAYA HAI JAYA HAI JAYA JAYA JAYA JAYA HAI |
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Distinguish between the Mauryan and Mughal administration |
| Answer» HALS were descended from MONGOLS and Turks and were Muslims, dominant in the 1600s and 1700S. The Mauryans were Hindus/Buddhists MUCH much earlier. | |
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Describe the role of parliament? |
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Answer» ent is very important part of any country because in parliament we can discuss the problems of a country and how we solve them. The role and functions of Parliament assume great significance in view of the basic PRINCIPLES and assumptions ASSOCIATED with parliamentary democracy. A parliamentary form of GOVERNMENT acknowledges the fact that in this system, Parliament derives its power directly from the consent of the people expressed through periodic elections and that it exists to implement the will of the people. The parliamentary system also ENSURES the best possible participatory democratic system and active interaction between the people and their representatives. In this system, the Executive not only EMANATES from Parliament but is also accountable to Parliament for all its acts of omission and commission. |
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A unit vector perpendicular to P=3i-2j+2k and Q=-4i+2j-3k is |
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Answer» ind the vector perpendiculat to P and Q by FINDING the cross product of P and Q. So the cross product of P and Q givesP×Q = (3i-2j+2k) × (-4i+2j-3k) = [(-2)×(-3) - (2×2)] i + [2×(-4) - 3×(-3)] j + [3×2 - (-2)×(-4)] K = [ 6 - 4] i + [-8 + 9] j + [6 - 8] k = 2I + j - 2k|P×Q| = √(2² + 1² + 2²) = √9 = 3unit vector = |
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THE COMPONENT OF VECTOR P=6i+2j-5k ALONG VECTOR Q3i-4j |
| Answer» P: 6 i + 2 j - 5 kvector Q: 3 i - 4 j u = unit VECTOR ALONG Q : (3 i - 4 j ) / √(3²+4²) = 3/5 i - 4/5 jmagnitude of the component of vector P along the vector Q: P = dot product of vector P and unit vector u or Q/|Q|. = (6 i + 2 j - 5 k) . (3/5 i - 4/5 j) = 18/5 - 8/5 = 2component of vector P along vector Q: 2 u = 6/5 i - 8/5 j | |
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Who founded "Din-i-ilahi"? |
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Answer» ounded Din-i ILAHI. |
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SSC Test Questions Laugh is related to Joy in the same way as Cry is related to ... |
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IB exams A committee had been constituted to review taxation in IT sector under the Chairmanship of ? |
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Answer» achary............................... |
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What are the causes for world war 1 and world war 2 |
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Answer» world WAR: the murder of archduke franz fernidad on 28 june, 1914 of austria by a serbian fanatic. austria declared war on serbia which leads to world war 1for world war 2: the german tanks drove into poland on 1st september, 1939. hitler INVADED poland as punishment for REFUSING to HANDOVER the PORT of danzing to germany later leads to world war 2the other main causes for world wars are aggressive nationalism, imperialism, secret alliances, militarism. |
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Mathura was an important: 1. village 2. port 3. religious centre 4. forested area |
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Full form of PACS is? |
| Answer» AGRICULTURE CREDIT SOCIETY | |
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The yellow card is issued to whom |
| Answer» LOW card is ISSUED to BPL ( Below PROVERTY line.) people. | |
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IB exams Article 340 of the Indian Constitution deals with..... |
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Answer» 340 of the Indian CONSTITUTION DEALS with BACKWARD CLASSES Commission. |
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Apart from food, what are the other things that could have been obtained from animals? |
| Answer» PROVIDE clothing.They are used to plough in fields like bulls.Animals dung is used as biofuels and as NATURAL fertilizer.Animals are used as agent of pollination.Some animals provide materials for PREPARING MEDICINE. | |
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How is vulnerability determined ? |
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Answer» bility determination is an advanced HAZARD assessment which is usually performed in areas that have HIGHLY RANKED calamities or hazards.This is usually DONE by providing monetary support and help,etc.Hope i helped u:) |
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Holi is one of the important hindu festivals. What is the specialty of Holi festival? |
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Answer» l-moon day in February-March is celebrated as Holi, the festival of COLORS. Holi is a festival of fun and gaiety for people of all AGES. Bonfires are lit and people smear colors on each other. Holi signifies the start of spring and end of winter. People celebrate the new HARVEST and RETURN of color in nature. |
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Who is known as ‘The Father of Indian Green Revolution’? |
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Answer» minathan is KNOWN as ‘The FATHER of INDIAN GREEN REVOLUTION’ |
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How many industries have been reserved for government sector at present ? |
| Answer» ENT the number of industries kept reserved for GOVERNAMENT SECTOR is three:They are:1.Atomic energy,2.Railway transport and3.The SUBSTANCES specified in the schedule to the notification of the governament of India in the DEPARTMENT of the Atomic Energy dated 15th march, 1995. | |