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Subject: English, asked on 11/3/22

Please someone help me with question (iii)

Subject: English, asked on 8/3/22

what is the theme of ruskin bond the leopard

Subject: English, asked on 6/3/22

Imagine you are having a conversation with your friends(preferably 2) about your favourite musicians and why you like him/her/them. Write down the dialogue among three of you. 5

Subject: English, asked on 4/3/22

The canterville ghost

Subject: English, asked on 4/3/22

Complete the table below.

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Subject: English, asked on 2/3/22

Today's children are not yet aware many opportunities awaiting them after they complete their school education. As an academic counsellor give a talk to the students of Government School on the need for career guidance and how knowledge of the available careers can benefit the youth. Write the speech in 150-200 words. Mark-4

Subject: English, asked on 2/3/22

Read the following passage carefully. 1 Archaeological evidence linking Gujarat, Dwaraka and Krishna was lacking. This prompted Dr Rao to lead a marine archaeological expedition to the coastal region near modern Dwaraka in search of submerged settlements that might correspond to Krishna's capital. 2 The underwater expeditions which won Rao the first World Ship's Trust Award for Individual Achievement-were undertaken after extensive on-shore excavations had yielded incontrovertible evidence of a protohistoric settlement of 1600 BC destroyed by the sea. Conducting 12 expeditions during 1983-1990. Rao identified two underwater settlements, one near the present-day Dwaraka and the other in the nearby island of Bet Dwaraka. In the book The Lost City of Dwaraka, describing his discoveries, Rao suggested that Krishna occupied these places around 1500 BC. 3 What Rao and his team discovered was a well-fortified township that extended more than half a mile from the shore. The sketch plan of Dwaraka, prepared on the basis of structural remains exposed in the sea-bed, suggests six different sectors of the town, all fortified and some interconnected. Two major roads, each about 18 m wide, connect a group of three buildings on the east which formed another designated enclosure, in which six bastions were found in a line. 4 The foundation of boulders on which the city's walls were erected showed that the land had been reclaimed from the sea some 3,600 years back. The submerged township extended in the north up to Bet Dwaraka (also known as Sankhodhara-said to have been the pleasure resort of Krishna and his consorts Satyabhama and Jambavati. The area is noted for its conch shell of good quality which was in great demand as a non-corrosive substitute for metal). It extended up to Okhamadhi in the south, and Pindara in the east. (A pearl fishing village for more than 3,000 years, Pindara is a holy place-Pinda Taraka is mentioned in the Mahabharata where sage Durvasa had his hermitage). 5 The general layout of the city of Dwaraka described in ancient texts agrees with that of the submerged city and shows evidence of town planning. For example: "Land was reclaimed from the sea near the western shores of Saurashtra. A city was planned and built here. Dwaraka was a planned city, on the banks of the river Gomati. This beautiful city was also known as Dwaramati, Dwarawati and Kushasthali. It had well-organised six sectors, residential and commercial zones, wide roads, plazas, palaces and many public utilities. A hall called Sudharma Sabha was built to hold public meetings. The city also boasted of a good harbour." 6 The Sabha Parva text of the Mahabharata describes houses, but none had survived the sea. A few paved paths, drains, etc, were traced. Some houses or public buildings had pillared halls. "An idea of the houses built of dressed and undressed stones in ancient Dwaraka can be had from the structures laid bare in the Harappan town of Surkotada in Kutch," said Rao. 7 Kushasthali is the name given to a pre-Dwaraka (or Harappan) settlement that had been abandoned and reoccupied and rebuilt during the Mahabharata period, said Rao, who identifies Bet Dwaraka with Antardvipa of the epic. "The word dvipa as used in the Mahabharata often conveys the sense of any land between two rivers or two waters, although it is also used for a continent," said Rao. "The Harappan seal inscriptions mention happta dvappa (saptadvipa seven lands) and bhadrama dvappa (bhadrama dvipa-a seal found at Kalibanga meaning most auspicious land). Also, the fort wall and submerged walls in the sea confirm the appellation varidurga, citadel in the water, given to Dwaraka in the Mahabharata." 8 Rao also finds confirmation of the reference to Dwaraka as nagara (city) in the epic. The high level of civilisation in ancient Dwaraka is borne out by the engineering skill, advanced technology and the high literacy of the people. "It was an urban centre with certain specialised industries such as boat building, shell working, pearl diving and perhaps metal working too,? said Rao. The stone mould found in the intertidal zone compares favourably with similar moulds found in Lothal and other Indus towns just as the tidal dock at Lothal built in 2300 BC is seen as the precursor of the port installation of Dwaraka. Q.1 On the basis of your reading of the above passage, make NOTES using headings and subheadings. Use recognizable abbreviations, wherever necessary. And also suggest a suitable title to it.

Subject: English, asked on 26/2/22

Are you interested in playing football?

Subject: English, asked on 25/2/22

Is there ano individual or group that may be offended by the dove advertisement?

Subject: English, asked on 20/2/22

The man who sits near the bank is blind one eye

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Subject: English, asked on 17/2/22

1 In one paragraph, composed of 5-8 sentences, narrate the most unforgettable experience you had in your life. Remember to indicate the needed elements; setting, character, plot, and theme. (Rubrics: Content - 10 PTS: Originality - 5 PTS; Organization - 5 PTS)

(20 points)

Subject: English, asked on 8/2/22

why is Frank surprised to hear that Taplow does not know whether he has got his remove

Subject: English, asked on 31/1/22

how is the depletion of tropical forest affecting the planet Earth?

Subject: English, asked on 31/1/22

what does the writer mean by --- ''the earth itself is the living organism and enormous Bank of a which we are parts'?''

Subject: English, asked on 31/1/22

what is man ethical obligation towards the planet 'Earth'?

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