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Syllabus
1) there was stacks of time tables in the office of New York Central
2) it is a humorous modification of the idiom to wear on a stack of bibles
3) the time tables at Grand Central were perfectly made
4) they used the time tables as an object to swear upon
Q. What made the chief astrologer place his finger on his hare?
Q. Why did Maharaja ban tiger hunting in the state?
Q. Why did te diwan decide to give his own tiger to be killed by the Maharaja?
Q. When was the Tiger King in danger of losing his thrown?
1) hated his current profession
2) wanted to escape The frustration of modern life
3)wanted to leave his friends company
4) wanted to earn more money
1) meet Sam
2) buy the things cheaper
3) find peace
4) meet his grand father
brave
obedient
intelligent
hardworking surgeon and
Scientist semitive and
helpful real doctor
Please explain all of the characteristics of sadao.
Please provide the answer to this question with reference to the chapter "lost Spring"
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Q. Good human values are far above any other value system. How did Dr. Sadao succeed as a doctor as well as patriot ?
Q.4. You are Gopal/ Anita of Govt. Higher Secondary School, Karimganj. Your School has organised a Blood Donation Camp on the occasion of its Golden Jubilee Celebrations. Write a report in 100-125 words as an editor for your school magazine, on the widely acclaimed activity.
Please provide the answer to this question with reference to the chapter Deep Water!!!
taken a different turn for India. What was this moment? How did it affect
India and the Indian people?
Give it a suitable title and moral
In the afternoon yellow September sunlight,
A few leaves yellowing, all its seeds fallen.”
i. Name the poem and the poet.
ii. Describe the laburnum tree.
iii. What is the mood in these lines?
iv. Pick out the words that create the mood.
v. Identify and explain the literary device used in these lines.
Complete the following stories: (200 to 250 words)
Q.1. Anuj had gone on a holiday for one month and when he returns, when he unlocks the door and to his horror, he finds..........
Q.2. It was festive time. There was a lot of excitement in the air. The sound of crackers could be heard all around. Shashi was enjoying it every bit. But all of a sudden .................
Pls solve them as 5 marks answers... Asap
the passage and answer the following
questions.
If I had been asked in my early youth
whether I preferred to have dealings only with men or only with books, my answer would certainly have been in favour of books. In later years, this has become less and less the case. Not that I have had so much better experiences with men than
with books, on the contrary, purely
delightful book even now come my way more often than purely delightful men. But the many bad experiences with men have nourished the meadow of my life as the noblest book could not do.
136. In his early youth, the author :
(a) preferred to have dealing only with
books
(b) liked to have dealings more with men
than with books
(c) liked to have more dealings with men
than with books
(d) liked to have more dealings with
books than with men
Why cant the answer be option a) ?
loving,
caring,
devoted and
obedient wife understood her husband very well quite anxious about her husband's wellbeing,
position and
reputation sentimental - pragmatic approach maintained her dignity ideal life partner
Explain each and every characteristics of Hana in detail
what happens to oil when it is heated. When oil begins to smoke, it is a good indication that it
has been heated too much. At this temperature, chemical changes begin to take place, which
have many health risks. Of course, this is tricky. If the oil is not hot enough, then more of it
is absorbed, and the resultant product is quite soggy and unfit to eat.
Further, prolonged heating of oil at high temperature, i.e., at its smoking point or higher,
leads to its degradation. A substance called acrolein is formed which can irritate the stomach
lining. Oil that has decomposed to acrolein will be dark and viscous. Normally, this does not
happen when food is fried at home. But as oil is expensive we are not willing to put it down
the drain after having used it only once. The common tendency is to set aside any oil that is
left over to use another time. And repeated use of the same oil guarantees the formation of
acrolein with all its undesirable effects.
In fact, some experts suggest that oil should not be held at its smoking temperature for
more than 15 minutes at a time. This time span, as everyone knows, is hardly sufficient to
prepare required number of pooris for even a small family of four. Sadly, olive and corn oils
are not widely available in our markets. Both these oils can be heated to higher temperature
before they start smoking.
Even heart-friendly oils like those made from sunflower are also not spared from these
effects. The harmful chemical changes will take place if oil is heated to high temperatures for
a long time, or if it is used over and over again. Still, vegetable fats are recommended for
frying over animal fats like butter and ghee because they are less likely to cause heart disease. Another problem arises when used oil is stored under less than satisfactory conditions. If the
oil is not stored in an airtight container which, additionally, allow light to pass through, then it
will deteriorate further because of the effect of oxygen and light on the oil.
By and large, these undesirable effects result when food is deep-fried. So eat deep fried food
occasionally. This does not mean that we can no longer enjoy the flavour and palatability of
fried foods. Some food like tikkis land themselves to both deep and shallow frying. Oil from
shallow frying is rarely left over, so that takes away the worry about decomposed oil. And
every batch of frying will require fresh oil, oil that has not been used before.
The practice of heating small amounts of mustard, black gram, dal, curry leaves, chillies and
the like in a little oil before they are added to curries and vegetables and meat dishes, is
called tempering. Tempering is not meant solely to lend a fine flavour to the food. It has a
nutritional benefit as well. Certain vitamins ? A, D, E and K are soluble only in fat, and in
order that they are absorbed in the human guts, some fat has to be present in the same
meal, preferably in the same dish. To get the benefit of the carotene in carrots, for example,
temper them with a little oil, mustard and curry leaves.
a.On the basis of your reading of the passage, make notes on it using headings and sub
headings and giving a suitable title. Use recognizable abbreviations wherever necessary.