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CBSE Class VIII English - NCERT Guide Honeydew, The Best Christmas Present For NCERT (CBSE) solutions of Chapter Exercise questions read : The Best Christmas Present in the World, Honeydew | Class 8 Solutions of NCERT (CBSE) English Textbook Chapter Exercise Question.1: Imagine that you are Jim. You have returned to your town after the war. In your diary record how you feel about

Class 11, Solutions of NCERT (CBSE) English Supplementary Reader Snapshots The address by Marga Minco SNAPSHOTS - Answers of NCERT Supplementary Reader in English for Class XI (Textbook Exercise Solutions) Reading with Insight Question.1: ‘Have you come back?’ said the woman. ‘I thought that no one had come back.’ Does this statement give some clue about the story? If yes, what is it?

Class 7, Social (Civics) - Social and Political Life II Chapter 9, A Shirt in the Market Ncert solutions of Textbook Exercise Questions (Important Only) Question.1: What made Swapna sell the cotton to the trader instead of selling at the Kurnool cotton market? Answer: Swapna was a small farmer. Her production of cotton was in small quantity. She did not have capital even to purchase

Class 8, English, Honeydew Glimpses of the Past   Solutions of Ncert Cbse Sample Questions QUESTION: Give two reasons that helped the British to extend their power in India in 18th century. QUESTION: Name a single important change brought by Lord Macaulay in the education in India. QUESTION: How did the British cripple the Indian industry? QUESTION: What was the main

Ncert Cbse Solutions for English Textbook Exercise Questions Class VIII, English - Honeydew Glimpses of the Past Ncert Textbook Comprehension Check (Important Questions only) QUESTION.1: Who is an artisan? Why do you think the thumbs of expert artisans were chopped off? Answer: An artisan is a person who is skilled in an applied art; a craftsman. The expert artisans of India

CBSE Board, Class VIII, English Chapter 9, Honeydew The Great Stone Face-I Ncert Solutions of Textbook Chapter Exercise Questions QUESTION.1:     (i)        What was the Great Stone Face?    (ii)        What did young Ernest wish when he gazed at it? Answer:      (i)        The Great Stone Face was a work of nature. It was formed on the side of a mountain by some huge

Class X, Science (Chemistry) CHEMICAL REACTIONS AND EQUATIONS NCERT solutions of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Also covering CBSE Science Practical Skills - Types of Chemical Reactions Click to view MCQs and their Solutions Chapter 1, Chemical Reactions and Equations - More study Normal 0 false false

NCERT (CBSE) Guide Class VIII, Science Microorganisms - Friends and Foe  Short type Sample Questions with their Answers Question.1: Where are Microorganisms found? Question.2: Which common diseases do viruses cause? Question.3: Name diseases caused by protozoa? Question.4: Name any two algae. Question.5: Name any two protozoa. Question.6: Name any two fungi. Question.7:

Class VIII, Microorganisms: Friends and Foe Solutions of Ncert (Cbse) Science Textbook Exercise Question.1: Fill in the blanks: a.    Microorganisms can be seen with the help of a ______________. b.    Blue green algae fix _________ directly from air to enhance fertility of soil. c.    Alcohol is produced with the help of ________. d.    Cholera is caused by _______. Answer: (a)

Class 8, Civics - Social and Political Life III Unit 2: Parliament and The Making of Laws Chapter 3, Why Do We Need a Parliament Ncert Cbse Solutions of Textbook Chapter Exercise and some In-text important questions Exercise Question.1: Why do you think the nationalist movement supported the idea that all adults have a right to vote? Solution: People from various backgrounds joined

Class VII, Social (History) – Our Pasts II NCERT CBSE Solutions Chapter 1, Tracing Changes Through A Thousand Years NCERT Chapter Exercise Questions (Important Questions only) QUESTION.1: Who was considered a ‘foreigner’ in the past? Solution: A person who was a stranger or who was not a part of the society or culture was considered as a ‘foreigner’ or ‘pardeshi’ or ‘ajnabi’.