Statement Types in Language, Law, and Finance

Questions and Answers

A sentence that gives a command

A sentence that expresses an emotion

A sentence that says something is true (correct)

A sentence that asks a question

Art and literature

Science and technology

The law, banking, and government (correct)

Education and healthcare

What is your favorite food?

Pizza is delicious. (correct)

Go get me a pizza!

I'm so hungry!

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Study Notes

A statement is a sentence that expresses a fact or opinion, e.g. "Pizza is delicious."
In the context of law, a statement refers to a formal declaration or testimony made by a person, often used as evidence.
In banking, a statement is a document that summarizes a customer's financial transactions over a specific period.
In government, a statement can be a formal announcement or declaration made by a public official or agency.

The total weightage is divided among 17 chapters in the Physics syllabus.
Electrostatics, Capacitors, Simple Harmonic Motion, Sound Waves, Elasticity, Error in Measurement, Circular Motion, Electromagnetic Waves, and Semiconductors each have a weightage of 3.3%.
Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism, Alternating Current, Kinetic Theory of Gases & Thermodynamics, Kinematics, Work, Energy, and Power, Laws of Motion, Centre Of Mass, Rotational Dynamics, and Modern Physics each have a weightage of 6.6%.
Current Electricity has the highest weightage of 9.9%.
The total weightage adds up to 100%.