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Marigold, Tulip, cherry blossom, sunflower these are some flowers ,which bloom in winter, Rose, Aster, Amaranths, these are some flowers , bloom in summer. Asters last throughout the year. They attract butterflies and are a great addition to any garden. Chrysanthemums are one of the most common year-round flowers. They have thousands of species, which allows for a variety of colors.
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Nimmi will spend her day now playing with her baby sister. Her mother will now look after her new born baby along with Nimmi. Nimmi's father, grandmother and uncle will now have to give more time to the new baby. They will also have to help Nimmi's mother in taking care of the baby and doing other household works.
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After the arrival of the new baby, daily work routine of all the members of Nimmi’s family has been changed.
For example:
- Nimmi will spend her day now playing with her baby sister.
- Her mother will now look after her new born baby along with Nimmi.
- Nimmi’s father, grandmother and uncle will now have to give more time to the new baby. They will also have to help Nimmi’s mother in taking care of the baby and doing other household works.
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For example –
• Who from Tsering’s family will live with his father at the new place? Which school will Tsering go to now? Will he have new friends?
• Has anybody in your family moved to a new place because of work?
• What do you feel about this change?
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Transpiration is the biological process by which water is lost in the form of water vapour from the aerial parts of the plants.
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Circle the names of all the stations in the table that are mentioned in Omana’s diary
3. From which station did the train start?
Ans. The train started from Gandhidham.
4. How many minutes did the train stop at Ahmedabad station?
Ans. Train stopped for 20 minutes at Ahmedabad station.
5. On which day of the journey did the train reach Madgaon?
Ans. The train reached Madgaon on the second day.
6.Sunil and Ann got off at Kozhikode station. Omana got off at Kottayam station. How many hours does it take for the train to reach from Calicut to Kottayam?
Ans. The train takes 6 hours to reach from Khozikode to Kottayam.
7. What is the distance that the train travelled over the whole route?
Ans. Train travels 2649 km over the whole route.
8. How many kilometers did Omana travel by train.
Ans. Omana travelled 2418 km by train.
9. From the information that you have, can you calculate the average speed of the train?
Ans. The average speed of the train is 44.52 km per hour.
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a sloping way or plane: such as. a : a sloping floor, walk, or roadway leading from one level to another. b : a slope for launching boats.
An example of a ramp is how someone in a wheelchair would get onto a sidewalk from a street. An example of a ramp is the sloping runway used to launch a boat into water from a trailer.
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| Living Things | Non-Living Things |
| They possess life. | They do not possess life. |
| Living things are capable of giving birth to their young one. | Non-living things do not reproduce. |
| For survival, living things depend on water, air and food. | Non-living things have no such requirements |
| Living things are sensitive and responsive to stimuli. | Non-living things are not sensitive and do not respond to stimuli. |
| Metabolic reactions constantly occur in all living things. | There are no metabolic reactions in Non-living things. |
| Living organisms undergo growth and development. | Non-living things do not grow or develop. |
| They have a lifespan and are not immortal. | They have no lifespan and are immortal. |
| Living things move from one place to another. | Non-living things cannot move by themselves. |
| They respire and exchange of gases takes place in their cells. | Non-living things do not respire. |
| Example: Humans, animals, plants, insects. | Example: Rock, pen, buildings, gadgets. |
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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 6 months ago
Attar (Arabic: عطر) also known as ittar is a natural perfume oil derived from botanical sources, such as flowers (jasmine, rose, sandalwood and more), herbs, spices, or barks. Oils can also be expressed by chemical means but generally natural perfumes which qualify as Attars are distilled naturally.
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