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Tuesday, December 20, 2022

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Vocabulary Quiz I

Check the answer to each multiple-coice question, and click on the "Send Form" button to submit the information.

1. The word which means "house" is:
maison
quatre
soleil
poisson

2. The word which means "fish" is:
maison
valise
soleil
poisson

3. The word which means "suitcase" is:
renard
valise
soleil
poisson





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MS Power Point Online Exam

1.What are file formats supports for Power point show?
A..jpg
B..gif
C..wav
D.All of above
E.None of these

2.Which of the following options does not exist in a slide layout?
A.Titles
B.Lists
C.Charts
D.Animations
E.Pictures

3.In slide layout panel how many layouts are available for text layout by default?
A.3
B.4
C.5
D.7
E.10


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Thursday, December 15, 2022

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Tuesday, November 29, 2022

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Monday, November 28, 2022

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Exam check sample quiz

Quiz Questions And Answers

Quiz Questions

Question 1.
He -------------------- it.

don't like
doesn't like
doesn't likes

Question 2.
They -------------------- here very often.
don't come
doesn't come
doesn't comes

Question 3.
John and Mary -------------------- twice a week.
come
comes
coming

Question 4.
I -------------------- mind at all.
not
isn't
don't

Question 5.
It -------------------- sense.
don't make
doesn't makes
doesn't make

Question 6.
They -------------------- happy.
seem
seems
seeming

Question 7.
You -------------------- to do it.

don't have
doesn't have
doesn't has

Question 8.
She -------------------- a brother.
doesn't has
don't has
doesn't have

Question 9.
The journey -------------------- an hour.
take
takes
taking

Question 10.
I -------------------- it now.
want
wants
wanting

Question 11.
Peggy -------------------- by bus.
come
comes
coming

Question 12.
She --------------------.
don't know
doesn't knows
doesn't know

Question 13.
She -------------------- hard.
try
trys
tries

Question 14.
They -------------------- football every weekend.
play
plays
playing

Question 15.
The exam -------------------- two hours.
last
lastes
lasts

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1. What is the full form of the RAM?




... Answer is B)
The full form of RAM is "Random Access Memory"

2. What is the Brain of a Computer?




... Answer is C)
CPU is called brain of the computer.

3. Who is the prime minister of India




... Answer is A)
Narenda Modi is the Prime minister of india.
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1. What is the function of red blood cells?





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Sunday, November 27, 2022

Check exam 2

Question goes here.
body{ padding: 0; margin: 0; width:100vw; height: 100vh; } .panel{ height: 100vh; display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center; align-items: center; } .question-container{ margin: 10px; padding: 5px; width: 80vw; height: 10vh; background-color: #c7dddf; font-size: x-large; text-align: center; } .result{ margin: 10px; padding: 5px; width:80vw; height: 10vh; text-align: center; font-size: 50px; } .option-container{ display: flex; justify-content: space-around; margin: 10px; padding: 5px; width: 80vw; height: 20vh; background-color: #9eb1b3; } .option{ padding: 10px; width: 15vw; height: 10vh; font-size: larger; background-color: lightskyblue; border-radius: 25%; } .option:hover{ background-color: lightgoldenrodyellow; } .navigation{ width: 80vw; height: 10vh; margin: 10px; padding: 5px; display: flex; justify-content: space-around; background-color:#c7dddf; } .evaluate,.next{ width:30vw; height: 8vh; padding: 5px; font-size: larger; } .evaluate{ background-color: #50DBB4; } .next{ color: white; background-color: #BF3325; } // Questions will be asked const Questions = [{ id: 0, q: "What is capital of India?", a: [{ text: "gandhinagar", isCorrect: false }, { text: "Surat", isCorrect: false }, { text: "Delhi", isCorrect: true }, { text: "mumbai", isCorrect: false } ] }, { id: 1, q: "What is the capital of Thailand?", a: [{ text: "Lampang", isCorrect: false, isSelected: false }, { text: "phuket", isCorrect: false }, { text: "Ayutthaya", isCorrect: false }, { text: "Bangkok", isCorrect: true } ] }, { id: 2, q: "What is the capital of Gujarat", a: [{ text: "surat", isCorrect: false }, { text: "vadodara", isCorrect: false }, { text: "gandhinagar", isCorrect: true }, { text: "rajkot", isCorrect: false } ] } ] // Set start var start = true; // Iterate function iterate(id) { // Getting the result display section var result = document.getElementsByClassName("result"); result[0].innerText = ""; // Getting the question const question = document.getElementById("question"); // Setting the question text question.innerText = Questions[id].q; // Getting the options const op1 = document.getElementById('op1'); const op2 = document.getElementById('op2'); const op3 = document.getElementById('op3'); const op4 = document.getElementById('op4'); // Providing option text op1.innerText = Questions[id].a[0].text; op2.innerText = Questions[id].a[1].text; op3.innerText = Questions[id].a[2].text; op4.innerText = Questions[id].a[3].text; // Providing the true or false value to the options op1.value = Questions[id].a[0].isCorrect; op2.value = Questions[id].a[1].isCorrect; op3.value = Questions[id].a[2].isCorrect; op4.value = Questions[id].a[3].isCorrect; var selected = ""; // Show selection for op1 op1.addEventListener("click", () => { op1.style.backgroundColor = "lightgoldenrodyellow"; op2.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op3.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op4.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; selected = op1.value; }) // Show selection for op2 op2.addEventListener("click", () => { op1.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op2.style.backgroundColor = "lightgoldenrodyellow"; op3.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op4.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; selected = op2.value; }) // Show selection for op3 op3.addEventListener("click", () => { op1.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op2.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op3.style.backgroundColor = "lightgoldenrodyellow"; op4.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; selected = op3.value; }) // Show selection for op4 op4.addEventListener("click", () => { op1.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op2.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op3.style.backgroundColor = "lightskyblue"; op4.style.backgroundColor = "lightgoldenrodyellow"; selected = op4.value; }) // Grabbing the evaluate button const evaluate = document.getElementsByClassName("evaluate"); // Evaluate method evaluate[0].addEventListener("click", () => { if (selected == "true") { result[0].innerHTML = "True"; result[0].style.color = "green"; } else { result[0].innerHTML = "False"; result[0].style.color = "red"; } }) } if (start) { iterate("0"); } // Next button and method const next = document.getElementsByClassName('next')[0]; var id = 0; next.addEventListener("click", () => { start = false; if (id < 2) { id++; iterate(id); console.log(id); } })
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What fraction of a day is 6 hours?

Choose 1 answer

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Saturday, June 23, 2018

Circulatory System

Introduction:

Circulatory system is the system responsible for the body’s internal transport.
There are two types of circulatory system in animals:
  1. Open circulatory system and 
  2. Closed Circulatory system
  • Open circulatory system is a type of circulatory system where its circulating fluid (hemolymph) bathes the cells directly; e.g. Arthropods 
  • Closed circulatory system is a type of circulatory system where blood circulates within closed blood vessels throughout the body; e.g. vertebrates 
There are two types of closed circulatory system:
  1. Single Circulatory System and 
  2. Double Circulatory System
  • In single circulatory system, blood passes through the heart only once on each circuit around the whole of the blood circulation of the animal. For instance, fishes have single circulatory systems. 
  • In double circulatory system, blood passes through the heart twice during one complete circuit around the blood system through the body of the animal. 
  • Double circulatory system can be divided into: 
  1. Pulmonary circulation 
  2. Systematic circulation (systemic circulation) 
  • In pulmonary circulation, blood with carbon dioxide (deoxygenated blood) is pumped from the heart to the lungs while blood with oxygen (oxygenated blood) returns to the heart from the lungs.
  • Pulmonary circulation is the circulation between the heart and the lungs. 
  • In systemic circulation, blood with oxygen (oxygenated blood) is pumped from the left side of the heart to all body parts while blood with carbon dioxide returns back to the right side of the heart. 
  • Systematic circulation is the circulation between the heart and rest of the body (other body parts)
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Flowering Plants

Introduction to Flowering Plants

Flowering plants are plants that produce flowers
Flowering plants are vascular plants as they contain vascular tissues (both xylem and phloem) 
Flowering plants are seeded plants as they produce seeds.
Flowering plants produce seeds enclosed with fruits.
Flowering plants are also called angiosperms.
Angiosperms are characterized by presence of roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits.
The underground part of the flowering plant is the root system while the portion above the ground forms the shoot system.
Structure of a flowering plant consists of shoot and root system
Figure: Structure of a Flowering Plant

According to the type of seed they produce; flowering plants are classified into: 
  1. Dicot plants (dicotyledonous) and 
  2. Monocot plants (monocotyledonous) 
Dicot plants produce seeds with two cotyledons while monocot plants produce seeds with one cotyledon
The main common functions of the Shoot and Root System
Functions of the Root and Shoot System



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Leaves

Plant leaves are green in color as they contain green colored pigment called chlorophyll
Leaves are the photosynthetic organs for green plants.

What are the functions of the leaf

















Structural differences between monocot and dicot leaves
Figure: Monocot and dicot leaves















External Structure of a Leaf:

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Internal Structure of a Leaf


When the leaf is cut in cross-section and seen under a microscope, the below structures are seen:

Leaf anatomy
Figure: Internal structure of a Leaf





















Cuticle: 

Cuticle is a transparent waxy layer covered on the upper surface of the leaf
Cuticle is made up of wax which is secreted by the epidermal cells



Functions of the Cuticle
      Cuticle allows light to pass into the leaf
      Cuticle reduces water loss (acts as a waterproofing of the leaf)
      Cuticle protects the leaf from drying out

Epidermis: 
Epidermis is a single layer of cells on the upper and lower surface of the leaf.
The epidermal cells of the leaf don’t contain chloroplast.
Leaf epidermis keeps the leaf’s shape.
Epidermis of the leaf is divided into upper epidermis and lower epidermis

Upper epidermis: 
Upper epidermis is found on the upper surface of the leaf and can be seen when the leaf is cut in cross-section and observed under microscope.
Cells of the upper epidermis are transparent
No stomata are present

Lower epidermis:
Lower epidermis is found on the lower surface of the leaf and can be seen when the leaf is cut in cross-section and observed under microscope.
Stomata are present


Functions of the Upper Epidermis of the Leaf

      Allows light to pass into the leaf
      Acts as a barrier to micro-organisms
      Secretes wax








Functions of the Lower Epidermis of the Leaf
      Acts as a protective layer
      Site of gaseous exchange into and out of the leaf


Mesophyll tissue: 
Mesophyll is the tissue between upper and lower epidermis of the leaf
Mesophyll tissue consists of:
  1. Palisade cells (palisade mesophyll cells) and 
  2. Spongy cells (spongy mesophyll cells) 

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