भाषा और संस्कृति (हिंदी भाषा)

Part A: Language and Culture (Hindi Language)

• The first commentary on the Gita was written by Shankaracharya.
• The Gita consists of 18 chapters.
• The Gita discusses three types of yoga.
• 'Gita Samvad' is a work of Krishna and Arjuna.
• The initial words of the Gita's verse are "Dharmakshetre Kurukshetre".
• 'Nirala' was called the poet of his people by Ramvilas Sharma.
• 'Nirala's' philosophical basis is Advaita Vedanta.
• Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala' said, "Poetry, like the liberation of human beings, is also liberated".
• Anamika is a collection of poems.
• 'Nirala's' novel is Billesur Bakriha.
• Amarkant received the Shikhar Samman from M.P.
• Siddheshwari receives half a roti in her share.
• 'Mohan' is Siddheshwari's middle son.
• The third son of Siddheshwari is named Pramod.
• Siddheshwari was afraid of her husband.
• Gillu's favorite food was cashew nuts.
• 'Kagbhushundi' is an honorary name for a crow.
• In Pitru Paksha, crows are invoked.
• The lifespan of a squirrel is about two years.
• 'Gillu' word is a type of common noun used as a proper noun.
• The essay 'Nakhun Kyon Badhte Hain?' answers the question from a young girl.
• 'Nakhun Kyon Badhte Hain?' is a form of art known as light essay.
• According to the author, human nails are symbols of animalistic instincts.
• In the lesson 'Nakhun Kyon Badhte Hain?', the old man considers love to be the greatest thing.
• A type of wall painting is Bhitti Chitra.
• A folk dance is Saira dance.
• 'Gudiya Shilp' is prevalent in the Bundelkhand region.
• The folk dances of Malwa include Matki dance.
• The Kanjar tribe is involved in comb making.
• The folk crafts of Nimar include wood craft, clay craft, and bamboo craft; thus all of these.
• The folk literature of Madhya Pradesh is divided into nine parts.
• A Bundeli folk song is Sanskar Geet.
• A Bundeli folk ballad is Hardaul ki Gatha.
• The main instrument of Nautanki is the Tabla.
• 'Kammar Todno' is a Nimari idiom.
• The word 'Muhavara' is of Arabic origin.
• 'Naak Ragadna' means to flatter.
• 'Kaan Bharna' means to complain against someone.
• 'Unt ke Muh mein Jeera' means too little.
• 'Ek Panth Do Kaaj' means to accomplish two tasks at once.
• The literal meaning of 'Samas' is condensation.
• There are six types of compound words.
• Tatpurush compound has six types.
• 'Trinetra' has Bahuvrihi Samas.
• A compound in which the first word is a number is called a Dvigu compound .
• Industries lead to increase in employment, increase in national income, and self-reliance; thus all of these.
• Large-scale industries include basic industries, capital goods industries and consumer goods industries; so all of these.
• Converting raw materials provided by nature into manufactured goods is called industry.
• "Culture is the expression of our nature in the ways of living and thinking found in our daily lives in art, literature, religion, entertainment, and pleasure." -MacIver and Page
• "Education is a continuous process" is a true statement.

Part B: English Language and Foundation

• Classified advertisements can be written for recruitment, sell and auction, thus all of these.
• The tone you should maintain while writing an advertisement is appealing and brief.
• 'With love' is used at the closing of an informal letter.
• A good letter must not have Latin quotations.
• The important concern of a formal letter is mentioned in the subject.
• "A man of straw" means a man of no substance.
• "Blow one's trumpet" means to praise oneself.
• The misspelled word is "Furmidable".
• A well-balanced diet is essential for good health.
• A pronunciation variety used by a specific group of people is a dialect.
• Segments are produced with the lips held together are bilabial.
• Diphthongs are also called Double vowel.
• Communication is a part of soft skills.
• Direct speech is also called reported speech.
• Most of your reading is done silently.
• Tense refers to the time of action.
• Non-verbal communication includes tone of voice, body language, and facial expressions.
• Dialogic listening is also known as relational listening.
• He did not only visit Lahore but also Karachi.
• Rohan was so tired that he could scarcely stand.
• The small village the writer was traveling to was 8 miles by road.
• The writer felt lonely when he got off the train because he was the only passenger.
• The writer was surprised at how quickly it was getting dark because the sunset was exceptionally early.
• The writer previously visited the village in summer.
• The condition of the track at night was grass covered.
• The writer was afraid of falling off a cliff.
• The writer spent the night on a tree trunk.
• The writer felt cold and uncomfortable during his attempt to sleep at night.
• The writer felt better when the sun rose.
• 'God Sees the Truth, But Waits' is set in Russia.
• The protagonist of the story 'God Sees the Truth, But Waits' is Aksionov.
• Aksionov was playing the guitar when the police arrived to interrogate him.
• 'War and Peace' is written by Leo Tolstoy.
• Leo Tolstoy is a very famous Russian author.
• Corn crop was growing on Lencho's field.
• Lencho thought the post office employees were a bunch of crooks.
• G.L. Fuentes is the author of the lesson 'A Letter to God'.
• Lencho wrote a letter to God.
• Lencho compared the large raindrops with silver coins.
• The color of Daffodil flower is golden.
• William Wordsworth saw a large number of daffodils flower.
• 'Daffodils' is a subjective poem.
• The golden daffodils have been compared to stars.
• The waves were also dancing like the daffodils.
• Poet is the narrator of the poem 'Bangle Sellers'.
• The color of bangles for maiden is red.
• Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was born on 15 October, 1931.
• Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam was the 11th President of India.
• Rameshwaram is the birthplace of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.