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Question 1

Section views cannot replace the normal top front side or other standard orthographic views.

Accepted Answer

NA

Question 2

In a [Delta ABC]side b is equal to          [MP PET 1984  92]

Accepted Answer

$$c\cos A+a\cos C$$

Question 3

Consider he following declaration and identify the person who made it using the code given below The time has come when badges of honour make our shame glaring in their incongruous context of humiliation and I for my part wish to stand shorn of all special distinction by the side or my countrymen who for their so-called insignificance are liable to suffer degradation not fit for human beings Code

Accepted Answer

Rabindranath Tagore

Question 4

select the correct one word substitution for the given sentenceOne who looks at the dark side of things

Accepted Answer

pessemist

Question 5

Read the following passage and answer the following questions (190-194) on Left-handed persons can do certain things better that those who are right-handed. Th generally find it more difficult to learn languages and mathematics but have an advantan when it comes to music or sports. Recent research shows that the reason for left or rio handedness and the qualities that go with each of these may be in differences in the constri tion of the brain. The human brain is spherical (like a ball). It is divided into two halves called the two hemispheres. The right hemisphere controls the working of the left side of the body while the left hemisphere controls the working of the right side. Furthermore each hemisphere controls certain kinds of mental activity. In most people reasoning or logical thinking and the learning of mathematics and languages are controlled by the left hemisphere while abilities in the arts and crafts and in music dance and sports are controlled by the right hemisphere. Though the two hemispheres are joined together they seem to work independently. In the majority of cases the left hemisphere dominates over the right resulting in right-handed people who are better at mathematics and languages than at music and sports. In 65 per cent of the brains studied it was found that the left hemisphere was larger and more developed than the right. In 14 per cent of the cases the two hemispheres were more or less equal. In 11 per cent the right hemisphere was the more developed of the two. The difference between the two hemispheres of the brain is present even in the embryo right from its earliest stages. This seems to be a characteristic of the human race as well as of the higher apes such as gorillas. Most gorillas are right-handed as is seen from the way in which they beat their chests. Lower animals like cats do not show any difference in size or development between the two hemispheres of the brain 191. In what abilities are right-handed people better?

Accepted Answer

Mathematical and linguistic

Question 6

Read the following passage and answer the following questions (190-194) on Left-handed persons can do certain things better that those who are right-handed. Th generally find it more difficult to learn languages and mathematics but have an advantan when it comes to music or sports. Recent research shows that the reason for left or rio handedness and the qualities that go with each of these may be in differences in the constri tion of the brain. The human brain is spherical (like a ball). It is divided into two halves called the two hemispheres. The right hemisphere controls the working of the left side of the body while the left hemisphere controls the working of the right side. Furthermore each hemisphere controls certain kinds of mental activity. In most people reasoning or logical thinking and the learning of mathematics and languages are controlled by the left hemisphere while abilities in the arts and crafts and in music dance and sports are controlled by the right hemisphere. Though the two hemispheres are joined together they seem to work independently. In the majority of cases the left hemisphere dominates over the right resulting in right-handed people who are better at mathematics and languages than at music and sports. In 65 per cent of the brains studied it was found that the left hemisphere was larger and more developed than the right. In 14 per cent of the cases the two hemispheres were more or less equal. In 11 per cent the right hemisphere was the more developed of the two. The difference between the two hemispheres of the brain is present even in the embryo right from its earliest stages. This seems to be a characteristic of the human race as well as of the higher apes such as gorillas. Most gorillas are right-handed as is seen from the way in which they beat their chests. Lower animals like cats do not show any difference in size or development between the two hemispheres of the brain 192- . What is a characteristic of the human race and that of the gorillas?

Accepted Answer

Difference in the two hemispheres

Question 7

Question No. 191 to 195 Pollution is not a technical problem. The fault lies not in science and technology as such but in the sense of values of the contemporary world which ignores the rights of others and is oblivious of the longer perspectives. There are grave misgivings that the discussion on the ecology may be designed to distract attention from the problems of war and poverty. We have to prove to the disinherited majority of the world that ecology and conservation will not work against their interest but will bring an improvement in their lives. To withhold technology from them would deprive them of vast resources of energy and knowledge. This is no longer feasible nor will it be acceptable. The environmental problems of developing countries are not the side effects of excessive industrialization but reflect the inadequacy of development. The rich countries may look upon development as the cause of environmental destruction but to us it is one of the primary needs of improving the environment for living or providing foods water sanitation and shelter of making the deserts green and the mountains habitable. The research and perseverance of dedicated people have given us an insight which is likely to play an important part in the shaping of our future plans. We see that however mush man hankers after material goods; they can never give him full satisfaction. Thus the higher standard of living must be achieved without alienating people from their heritage and without despoiling nature of its beauty freshness and purity so essential for our lives. The most urgent and basic question is that of peace. Nothing is so pointless as modern warfare. Nothing destroys so instantly completely as the diabolic weapons which not only kill but maim and deform the living and yet to be born which poison the land leaving long trails of ugliness barrenness and hopeless desolation. What ecological project can survive a war? It is clear that the environmental crisis which is confronting the world will profoundly alter the future destiny of our planet. No one among us whatever our status strength of circumstance can remain unaffected. The process of change challenges present international policies. Will the growing awareness of one earth and one environment guide us to the concept of one humanity? Will there be more equitable sharing of environmental costs and greater international interest in the accelerated progress of the less developed world? Or will it remain confined to a narrow concern based on exclusive self-sufficiency?192. What is the misunderstanding among the people regarding the discussion on ecology?

Accepted Answer

It is ignoring the main problems of war and poverty.

Question 8

Read the following passage and answer the following questions (190-194) on Left-handed persons can do certain things better that those who are right-handed. Th generally find it more difficult to learn languages and mathematics but have an advantan when it comes to music or sports. Recent research shows that the reason for left or rio handedness and the qualities that go with each of these may be in differences in the constri tion of the brain. The human brain is spherical (like a ball). It is divided into two halves called the two hemispheres. The right hemisphere controls the working of the left side of the body while the left hemisphere controls the working of the right side. Furthermore each hemisphere controls certain kinds of mental activity. In most people reasoning or logical thinking and the learning of mathematics and languages are controlled by the left hemisphere while abilities in the arts and crafts and in music dance and sports are controlled by the right hemisphere. Though the two hemispheres are joined together they seem to work independently. In the majority of cases the left hemisphere dominates over the right resulting in right-handed people who are better at mathematics and languages than at music and sports. In 65 per cent of the brains studied it was found that the left hemisphere was larger and more developed than the right. In 14 per cent of the cases the two hemispheres were more or less equal. In 11 per cent the right hemisphere was the more developed of the two. The difference between the two hemispheres of the brain is present even in the embryo right from its earliest stages. This seems to be a characteristic of the human race as well as of the higher apes such as gorillas. Most gorillas are right-handed as is seen from the way in which they beat their chests. Lower animals like cats do not show any difference in size or development between the two hemispheres of the brain 192- 193- How is the working of the human body controlled?

Accepted Answer

By kinds of mental activity

Question 9

Question No. 191 to 195 Pollution is not a technical problem. The fault lies not in science and technology as such but in the sense of values of the contemporary world which ignores the rights of others and is oblivious of the longer perspectives. There are grave misgivings that the discussion on the ecology may be designed to distract attention from the problems of war and poverty. We have to prove to the disinherited majority of the world that ecology and conservation will not work against their interest but will bring an improvement in their lives. To withhold technology from them would deprive them of vast resources of energy and knowledge. This is no longer feasible nor will it be acceptable. The environmental problems of developing countries are not the side effects of excessive industrialization but reflect the inadequacy of development. The rich countries may look upon development as the cause of environmental destruction but to us it is one of the primary needs of improving the environment for living or providing foods water sanitation and shelter of making the deserts green and the mountains habitable. The research and perseverance of dedicated people have given us an insight which is likely to play an important part in the shaping of our future plans. We see that however mush man hankers after material goods; they can never give him full satisfaction. Thus the higher standard of living must be achieved without alienating people from their heritage and without despoiling nature of its beauty freshness and purity so essential for our lives. The most urgent and basic question is that of peace. Nothing is so pointless as modern warfare. Nothing destroys so instantly completely as the diabolic weapons which not only kill but maim and deform the living and yet to be born which poison the land leaving long trails of ugliness barrenness and hopeless desolation. What ecological project can survive a war? It is clear that the environmental crisis which is confronting the world will profoundly alter the future destiny of our planet. No one among us whatever our status strength of circumstance can remain unaffected. The process of change challenges present international policies. Will the growing awareness of one earth and one environment guide us to the concept of one humanity? Will there be more equitable sharing of environmental costs and greater international interest in the accelerated progress of the less developed world? Or will it remain confined to a narrow concern based on exclusive self-sufficiency?194. How do the rich and developing countries view the development?

Accepted Answer

Their views are contrary regarding development.

Question 10

Read the following passage and answer the following questions (190-194) on Left-handed persons can do certain things better that those who are right-handed. Th generally find it more difficult to learn languages and mathematics but have an advantan when it comes to music or sports. Recent research shows that the reason for left or rio handedness and the qualities that go with each of these may be in differences in the constri tion of the brain. The human brain is spherical (like a ball). It is divided into two halves called the two hemispheres. The right hemisphere controls the working of the left side of the body while the left hemisphere controls the working of the right side. Furthermore each hemisphere controls certain kinds of mental activity. In most people reasoning or logical thinking and the learning of mathematics and languages are controlled by the left hemisphere while abilities in the arts and crafts and in music dance and sports are controlled by the right hemisphere. Though the two hemispheres are joined together they seem to work independently. In the majority of cases the left hemisphere dominates over the right resulting in right-handed people who are better at mathematics and languages than at music and sports. In 65 per cent of the brains studied it was found that the left hemisphere was larger and more developed than the right. In 14 per cent of the cases the two hemispheres were more or less equal. In 11 per cent the right hemisphere was the more developed of the two. The difference between the two hemispheres of the brain is present even in the embryo right from its earliest stages. This seems to be a characteristic of the human race as well as of the higher apes such as gorillas. Most gorillas are right-handed as is seen from the way in which they beat their chests. Lower animals like cats do not show any difference in size or development between the two hemispheres of the brain 194-How do animals like cats differ from the human race and gorillas?

Accepted Answer

There is no difference in size between the two hemispheres of their brain

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