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CBSE - VII - Science

how do you represent a data on a computer.

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CBSE - VII - English

A. Read these sentences. Underline the uncountable nouns and circle the words, if any, used to quantify them..   1. The young businessman is driven by ambition.   2. There is a time to be fussy about details, but this is not that time. . The media gave a lot of attention to the actor's charity project.   3 4. There was a note of sadness in her voice.   5. We explored the forest today. It was quite an adventure..   6. Have the biscuit with a piece of cheese.   7. The kitten moved closer to its mother for warmth.   8. She got a surprise when she opened her inbox.   B. Choose the correct indefinite pronouns to complete these sentences.   1. (Either/Neither) of the plans suit me; I'm good with both dates.   2. "(Anybody/Nobody) must know I told you this," whispered my friend..   3. (No one / Someone) must have alerted the police they got here quite quickly.   4. (Both/Few) of the numbers are busy-I tried just now.   5. (Many/Any) of the members are on leave because of the festival.   6. "We (all/both) want a holiday," said two dozen students together.   7. The children had all the cakes; there's (any/none) left for Father. 8. (Everybody/Either) felt sorry when Biswajit retired.   C. Underline the countable/uncountable nouns and their quantifiers in the sentences.   1. I was surprised to see a pile of rubbish at the roadside.   2. She had seen a lot of misery in her life.   3. There is a rumour that this place is haunted. 4. I do not have any sugar.   5. This play has many scenes.   6. Would you like some coffee?

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CBSE - VII - Maths

34(-34)and(-28)

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CBSE - VII - Maths

(-4)×(-5)×(-2)×(-1)

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CBSE - VII - Maths

find x if 9- 5 and 7 by 8 is equal to x-1/8

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CBSE - VII - English

Explain the two of mizo stone pillars

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CBSE - VII - Maths

an aeroplane was flying at a height of 1800 m if decent at rate of 60 m per minute how long it will take to decent at height of 300 m

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CBSE - VII - Maths

(-3)×(-12)÷(-4)+3×6

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CBSE - VII - Maths

starting from (-1)×5, write various products showing some pattern to show (-1)×(-1)= 1

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6. In an examination for each correct answer 5 marks is awareded and for each wrong   answer (-2) is awarde(ii) Jaya answered all the questions. But she could answer only 5 questions correctly and obtained (-6). How many questions were answered incorrectly by them.d.

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