CBSE Class 9 English (Literature) - The Lost Child (Chapter Summary) (#eduvictors)(#class9English)

The Lost Child (Chapter Summary)

Author: Mulk Raj Anand

Chapter Summary

This is a short story of a child, his aspirations, demands and realisation. It was springtime and the people in colourful attire were going to the fair. The child was taken to the fair by his parents. He was attracted to almost all the things that he came across like balloons, merry-go-round, toys and eatables. He asked for these things from his parents. They had no desire to purchase things for the child. The crowd was thick and the parents tried to move through it holding the hand of the child. At one point, the child got lost in the fair and started crying asking for his father and mother.

CBSE Class 8 - Science -Chapter 7 - Conservation of Plants and Animals (Questions and Answers)(#eduvictors)(#class8Science)

Chapter 7 -  Conservation of Plants and Animals (Questions and Answers)

CBSE Class 8 - Science

Q1: Define ecology.

Answer: It is the science which deals with the relation between organism and its surrounding environment.


Q2: What is a biome?

Answer: A biome is a large area with similar flora, fauna, and microorganisms. Each biome can have many ecosystems in it. For examples the
tropical rainforests, tundra in the arctic regions, and the evergreen trees in the coniferous forests, each of these contain species that are adapted to the varying conditions of water, heat, and soil in the biome.

For example, polar bears thrive in the arctic by having thick skin while cactus plants preserve water in the hot desert with help of spiny leaves with waxy layer coating.

CBSE Class 11 Biology - The Living World - Very Short Answer Based Questions(VSQA)(#eduvictors)(#class11Biology)

The Living World - Very Short Answer Based Questions

CBSE Class 11 Biology

Q1: Who is called Father of Biology and Zoology?

Q2: Name the Father of Botany.

Q3: Father of Plant Physiology

Q4: Father of Mycology

Class 12 - Business Studies - NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT (MCQs) (#eduvictors)(#cbse2020)(#class12BusinessStudies)

NATURE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF MANAGEMENT (MCQs)

Class 12 - Business Studies

Q1. Which of the following is not an objective of management:

(a) Earning profits

(b) Creating employment

(c) Satisfying the diverse needs of employees

(d) Planning and controlling

Q2: Management always works by keeping an end result or aim of the organisation. All managerial activities direct towards the end result. This relates to which feature of management?

(a) Management is multidimensional 

(b) Management is continuous

(c) Management is a goal-oriented process

(d) Management is intangible 

CBSE Class 9 - Maths - Real Numbers - Problems on Rationalisation (Part-5)(#eduvictors)(#class9Maths)(#Class9RealNumbers)

CBSE Class 9 - Maths - Real Numbers - Problems on Rationalisation (Part-5)

The part-5 video gives a solution to a typical problem on rationalisation. This type of problem is commonly asked in question papers. The first step to solve this kind of problem is to rationalise each term individually. The video covers the solution for a long type of answer based question. In this series, we'll try to present solutions for more HOTS and typical problems for students of mathematics of class 9 For study Notes, Worksheets, Question Papers and Assignments for CBSE Class 6 - 12, do check our website www.eduvictors.com

CBSE Class 6 - English Grammar - Gender Nouns (Worksheet)(#eduvictors)(#englishgrammar)(#cbse2020)

Gender Nouns (Worksheet)

Class 6 - 8 English Grammar 

In English grammar, there are four types of gender nouns:
① Masculine gender
② Feminine gender
③ Common gender
④ Neuter gender


Question 1 :In the following sentences, identify the type of gender-noun of the underlined word.

1. A child is playing in the play-ground.

2. We cannot see stars in day time.

3. Books are our best friends.

Class 7 - Science - Chapter 1: Nutrition in Plants (Worksheet)(#eduvictors)(#cbse2020)(#class7Science)

Chapter 1:  Nutrition in Plants (Worksheet)

CBSE Class 7 - Science

Fill in the Blanks

1. The components of food which are necessary for our body are called _______________.

2. The process of utilization of food by a living organism to obtain energy is called _____________.

3. Green plants synthesise their own food themselves by the process of __________________.

4. Green plants are _________ that is, they make their own food from simpler substances.

5. Organisms that are dependent on others for their nutrition are called ______________________.

CBSE Class 9 - Social Science Chapter The French Revolution - Multiple Choice Questions (Part-5)(#eduvictors)(#cbse)(#Class9History)

CBSE Class 9 - Social Science Chapter The French Revolution - Multiple Choice Questions (Part-5)

Image credits: Wikimedia (Storming of Bastille).

The French revolution was a watershed event in modern European history. Not only it gave birth to the modern nation-state, but also laid the foundation of democracy, nationalism and liberties and nature of civil rights. This revolution showed to the world that governments should work for people. 

The solved MCQs, in this video, is based on NCERT chapter 'The French revolution'. There are important concept points that are also presented here.

These MCQs help you in the quick assessment of your understanding of the chapter.

For Study Notes, Worksheets, Question Papers and Assignments for CBSE Class 6 - 12 do check our website www.eduvictors.com

CBSE Class 11 - Chemistry - Chapter: Equilibrium - What are Irreversible and Reversible Reactions? (#eduvictors)(#cbse2020)(#class11Chemistry)

What are Irreversible and Reversible Reactions? 

CBSE Class 11 - Chemistry - Chapter: Equilibrium 

Q1: What is equilibrium?

Answer: It is a state in a process when two opposing processes (forward and reverse) occur simultaneously at the same rate. The free

energy change at equilibrium state is zero i.e., ΔG = 0.

Q2: What are reversible reactions? Give examples.

CBSE Class 9 - English (Beehive)- Chapter - 2 : The Sound of Music - Chapter Theme and Summary (#eduvictors)(#cbse2020)(#class9English)

Chapter  2: The Sound of Music - Chapter Theme and Summary

Author: Deborah Cowley

Part 1: Evelyn Glennie

Theme
The first part of ‘The Sound of Music’ is based on the theme that earnest efforts and able guidance pave one’s way to success. The aspirations, endeavours and achievements of the eminent Scottish percussion musician Evelyn Glennie were made possible by her unfaltering determination, firm resolute and self-confidence. Those who learn to overcome their handicap certainly accomplish their goals. One should have faith in one’s abilities and then the sky is the limit.


Summary

Evelyn Glennie, a most desired musician internationally, is a multi-percussionist who can play thousands of instruments flawlessly. Amazingly, she accomplished this status regardless of her disability as she was significantly hard of hearing. But she figured out to listen with her body instead of the ears. She feels the music through her body.