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Opaque objects form shadows because light is not able to bend around them.Shadows are seen more clearly on light screens. Whatever the colour of the object, its shadow is always black because it is not illuminated by light. The length and shape of a shadow depends on the object by which it is formed.
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Opaque objects form shadows because light is not able to bend around them.Shadows are seen more clearly on light screens. Whatever the colour of the object, its shadow is always black because it is not illuminated by light. The length and shape of a shadow depends on the object by which it is formed.
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No there cannot be any food that may comes from sources other than plants and animals. Although there can always be contamination with other indigestible and unhealthy things stuff. But generally all our food originates from either plants or animals.
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- Luminous : Object which emit light of their own. Eg: Sun, Bulb, Candle, Fire
- Illuminated or Non-luminous : Objects which donot have light of their own, but reflect off the light of luminous objects that fall on them to our eyes . They are visible due to the light they reflect. Moon, Blue Sky, Clouds, Trees, Car, Table
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A material which is available in the form of thin and continuous strand is called fibre.
Natural fibers: The fibers which are obtained from plants and animals are called natural fibers. Examples: cotton, jute, silk, wool.
Plant Fibre: Cotton and jute are plant fibre.
Animal fibre: Silk and wool are animal fibre.
Synthetic fibre: The fibre which are synthesized in industry from simple chemicals obtained from petroleum are called synthetic fibre. Examples: Nylon, Acrylic, Polyester
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Take some dry seeds of moong or Chana. Put a small quantity of seeds in a container filled with water and leave this aside for a day. Next day, drain the water completely and leave the seeds in the vessel. Wrap them with a piece of wet cloth and set aside. Next day you will white structure has grown out it.These are sprouted seeds. You can eat them as it is or boil them and eat. They are very healthy
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Sound is a form of energy which makes us hear whereas the sounds which are pleasant to hear are called musical sounds or music.
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Cereals |
Pulses |
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Cereals contain high levels of carbohydrates |
Pulses have comparatively lower contents if carbohydrates but are rich in other nutrients like proteins and amino acids |
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Larger commercial production/farming |
Comparatively smaller production when compared to cereals |
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Nearly all cereals belong to Poaceae family |
Pulses majorly belong to the legume family |
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Because of their high carbohydrate content, cereals are one of the staple food in many countries |
Pulses are just are important but consumption is comparatively lower. |
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Rice, wheat, corn, barley and maize are all cereals |
Dry beans, chickpeas, cowpeas and lentils are examples of pulses. |
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- Magnets are said to be discovered by a shepherd named Magnes of ancient Greece.
- Magnes had an iron-end stick which got attracted by a rock on a hill.
- This rockwas made of Magnetite which contains iron.
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(1) Dropping it down continously
(2) By hammering
(3) By heating
(4) By keeping the like poles together
(5) By placing the magnet in a stronger opposite field
(6) By passing the magnet to and fro through a strong solenoid (a current carrying coil)
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Materials which allow light to pass through them partially are called Translucent objects. Objects on the other side of translucent objects can be seen but not very clearly.Eg: Oily paper, certain types of designed glass, tissue paper etc
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We can define energy as the strength to do any kind of physical activity. Thus, they say, ” Energy is the ability to do work “. Physical or chemical resources are processed to generate energy which is further used to provide light or heat for domestic or industrial purposes.
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- Wooden rafts and boats(for river/lake/ ocean bodies).
- Carts with wheel dragged by domesticated animals like horses, buffaloes, bulls etc.
- Sledges in the snow covered areas driven by dogs.
- Camelback riding in desert areas.
- Horseback riding was most commonly used in the world for long distance (as well as routine) travelling.
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Height of the person = 1.65 m
1 m = 100 cm
1.65 m = 100 × 1.65 = 165 cm
Hence, the height of the person is 165 cm.
Again, 1 m = 100 cm = 1000 mm
Therefore, 1.65 m = 1.65 × 10 = 1650 mm
Hence, the height of the person is 1650 mm.
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In our daily life we use a variety of methods to measure length like a hand-span, forearm-length or foot-step but these are not the same for all the persons. It varies from person to person. Thus, these are not the standard units of length. The length of foot, fist and width of finger were used in ancient times.For measurement we require a standard unit of measurement which does not change from person to person or place to place. For example – a standard unit of length is metre. It is necessary to have standard units of measurements for the sake of uniformity in measurements.
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