What do you understand by wildlife? Write about the threats to their existence and conservation.

Points to Remember: Definition of wildlife and its importance. Major threats to wildlife: habitat loss, poaching, climate change, pollution, invasive species. Conservation strategies: protected areas, anti-poaching measures, sustainable development, community involvement, international cooperation. Introduction: Wildlife encompasses all non-domesticated plants, animals, and other organisms in a natural environment. It plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological … Read more

What is soil pollution? Write an article on the main causes of soil pollution and its control measures.

Points to Remember: Definition of Soil Pollution: Degradation of soil quality due to the presence of harmful chemicals or substances. Main Causes: Industrial waste, agricultural practices, mining activities, sewage sludge, and improper waste disposal. Control Measures: Sustainable agricultural practices, proper waste management, industrial regulations, phytoremediation, bioremediation. Introduction: Soil, the uppermost layer of the Earth’s crust, … Read more

₹4,700 is divided among A, B, and C such that A:B = 5:6 and B:C = 10:13. Find the share of C.

Points to Remember: This is a ratio and proportion problem. We need to find a common ratio between A, B, and C to determine their individual shares. The total amount is ₹4700. Introduction: This question involves the concept of ratio and proportion, a fundamental aspect of mathematics used to compare quantities. We are given the … Read more

What are intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors? Explain n-type and p-type semiconductors and how a p-n junction is formed.

Points to Remember: Intrinsic semiconductors: Pure semiconductors with no significant dopant atoms. Extrinsic semiconductors: Impurity-doped semiconductors (n-type and p-type). N-type semiconductors: Majority charge carriers are electrons (due to donor impurities). P-type semiconductors: Majority charge carriers are holes (due to acceptor impurities). P-N junction: Formed by joining p-type and n-type semiconductors, creating a depletion region and … Read more

Describe the structure of a nephron and explain the mechanism of urine formation.

Points to Remember: Nephron structure: Renal corpuscle (glomerulus and Bowman’s capsule), renal tubule (proximal convoluted tubule, loop of Henle, distal convoluted tubule, collecting duct). Urine formation: Glomerular filtration, tubular reabsorption, tubular secretion. Importance of each process in maintaining homeostasis. Introduction: The nephron is the functional unit of the kidney, responsible for filtering blood and producing … Read more

A speaks the truth 60% of the time, while B speaks the truth 75% of the time. What percentage of cases will they contradict each other on stating the same fact?

Points to Remember: Probability of A speaking the truth: 60% (P(A) = 0.6) Probability of A lying: 40% (1 – P(A) = 0.4) Probability of B speaking the truth: 75% (P(B) = 0.75) Probability of B lying: 25% (1 – P(B) = 0.25) We need to find the probability that A and B contradict each … Read more

Briefly describe the functions of the following network devices: (i) Modem (ii) NIC (iii) RJ 45 (iv) Repeater (v) Hub (vi) Switch (vii) Router (viii) Gateway

Points to Remember: Modem: Modulates/demodulates signals. NIC: Network Interface Card; connects devices to a network. RJ45: Connector for wired Ethernet networks. Repeater: Extends network range by amplifying signals. Hub: Connects multiple devices on a network; broadcasts data. Switch: Connects multiple devices; forwards data only to intended recipient. Router: Directs network traffic between networks. Gateway: Connects … Read more

Explain briefly: (a) Radioactive waste (b) E-waste

Points to Remember: Definition and types of radioactive waste and e-waste. Sources and generation of both waste types. Environmental and health impacts. Management and disposal strategies. International and national regulations. Introduction: The generation of waste is an inevitable consequence of human activity. While much waste is biodegradable or recyclable, some poses significant environmental and health … Read more

Explain Bt cotton and Bt brinjal and their advantages and disadvantages.

Points to Remember: Bt cotton and Bt brinjal are genetically modified (GM) crops. Their main advantage is pest resistance, leading to increased yields and reduced pesticide use. Disadvantages include potential environmental risks, economic concerns for farmers, and health uncertainties. Introduction: Bt cotton and Bt brinjal are genetically modified (GM) crops engineered to produce insecticidal proteins … Read more

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