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The True Spirit of Sportsmanship
Ans. The main quality required for true sportsmanship is putting in one's best into the game. Besides being a skilled player, he or she should enjoy the game. A true sportsperson plays with a spirit of competition, not rivalry. He or she should respect the opponent. If it is a team game, the sportsperson should possess team spirit. When the sportsperson is victorious, he or she should be humble about it. In the event of defeat, he or she should accept it cheerfully. All these qualities are the marks of the true spirit of sportsmanship that every sportsperson should display.
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Chandrayaan-2 was launched on 22 July atop ISRO's GSLV Mk-III at 2:43 p.m. from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota. Performing as expected, the rocket released Chandrayaan-2 In a highly elliptic orbit around Earth about 17 minutes later. In fact, it was released 6,000 km higher than planned. The solar arrays on Chandrayaan-2 developed smoothly as the probe began its journey.
| Table | Information |
| (1) Name of the Mission | |
| (2) Date of Launch | |
| (3) Centre of Launch | |
| (4) Name of the Rover | |
| (5) Founder of Indian Space Programme |
Read the following information. Transfer it into a flow tree diagram and suggest a suitable title:
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Rama Tulsi (also known as Green Leaf Tulsi) - A green tulsi with light purple flowers and an aromatic, clove-like scent, thanks to its chemical component of eugenol, which is the main aroma in cloves and has a mellow flavour.
Krishna Tulsi (also known as Shyama Tulsi or Purple Leaf Tulsi) - A purple plant with a clove-like aroma and peppery flavour.
Vana Tulsi (or Wild Leaf Tulsi) - A bright, light green tulsi plant that grows wild and is indigenous to many areas of Asia and North/East Africa, it has a more lemony aroma and flavour.
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Observe the chart and write a paragraph on it. Suggest a suitable title:
| Problems faced by teenagers |
| Stress and depression |
| Bullying child abuse |
| Eating disorder |
| Smoking and drinking |
| Body Image and self-esteem |
| Peer pressure and competition |
Observe the following bar-graph, which shows the results of a survey of the reading habits of the students studying in schools. Write a paragraph and suggest a suitable title:
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(1) You should enter your name and registered number in the register, before entering the library.
(2) You should pay your monthly/annual membership on time.
(3) You are not allowed to write anything on the book/magazine you have taken.
(4) You should not take any book or magazine out of the library without prior permission and registration.
(5) You should maintain pin-drop silence in the library.
(6) You are not allowed to eat, drink, chat or smoke inside the library.
(7) You should return the books or magazines you have taken on ume.
(8) You should not disturb the other members and the librarian, when you are in the library.
Outside "The Central Library' there is a board displaying some rules and regulations for the members.
They are as follows:
(1) You should enter your name and registered number in the register, before entering the library.
(2) You should pay your monthly/annual membership on time.
(3) You are not allowed to write anything on the book/magazine you have taken.
(4) You should not take any book or magazine out of the library without prior permission and registration.
(5) You should maintain pin-drop silence in the library.
(6) You are not allowed to eat, drink, chat or smoke inside the library.
(7) You should return the books or magazines you have taken on ume.
(8) You should not disturb the other members and the librarian, when you are in the library.
Read the following information and complete the table given below. Give a suitable title:
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Turties and tortoises are closely related. They are both reptiles from the same family (Testudines or Chelonia). The main difference between the two is that turtle is the name given to water- dwellers and tortoise is the name given to land-dwellers. They are easily identified by the presence of a shell, from which their head and limbs protrude.
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| Features | Turtles | Tortoises |
| (1) HABITAT | ||
| (2) PLACES FOUND IN | ||
| (3) SHELL | ||
| (4) LIFESPAN |