Tuition Classes By Umesh Bajaj

Q1. Name the great Mughals? Ans. Babur, hamayun, Akbar, Jahangir, Shah-Jahan, Aurungzeb. Q2. What were the central provinces under the control of Aurungzeb? Ans. Punjab, Delhi, Agra, Azmer, Panipat, Mathura and Fatehpur-Sikri. Q3. What was the relationship between Mansabdar and Jagir? Ans. The Jagir was the revenue assignment for the mansabdars. the mansabdars had the right to collect revenue from the jagir but they could not reside in or administer the jagirs. Q4. What was the role of the zamindar in Mughal administration? Ans. Role of Zamindar in Mughal administration: a. Zamindars were local head men of villages and they are appointed by mughal emperor. b. They played a role of source in running the administration of the Mughals. c.They collected tax on the produce of peasantry which was the main source of income available to Mughal rulers. d. In some areas, the zamindars exercised a great deal of power and sometimes zamindars and peasants of the same caste alli

Q1. What prompted Einstein to allow Hans to give the lecture? Ans. Einstein allowed Hans to give the lecture because he was very tired but at the same time he did not want to let his audience down. When Hans offered deliver the lecture on Einstein's behalf, he agreed to it because no one had seen both and they wouldn't find out the truth. Q2. Which two Qualities did Hans possess to deliver a lecture successfully. Ans. Hans was very confident and he had a good memory. These two qualities helped him to deliver the lecture successfully. THINK AND ANSWER Q1. What similarities do you see in Einstein and Hans? Ans. Einstein and Hans had many similarities. They used their presence of mind, possess good memory, quick wit, intelligence and rightly they have been called two geniuses. Q2. Hans and Einstein were geniuses of different types. Discuss. Ans. Hans was a chauffeur who was not as scholar as Einstein, but he used his wit good memory and presence of mind. Ei

Q1. Very Short Answer Type Questions: a. Name the steps involved in the production of wool from sheep? Ans.  Sheering Scouring Sorting Combing Dyeing Spinning b. Which is the strongest natural fibre? Ans. Silk c. What are the basis to decide the quality of wool obtained from sheep? Ans. The quality of wool is judged on the basis of thickness, length, shine, strength, and fineness of the fibres. d. Name the process of rearing of silkworms for obtaining silk. Ans. Sericulture. Q2. Short Answer type-I questions: a. What is meant by selective breeding? Ans.  Selective breeding , also known as artificial selection, is a process used by humans to develop new organisms with desirable characteristics. b. What is meant by scouring? Ans. The process of washing the fleece of sheep to remove dust, dirt, sweat, grease, etc., is called scouring. c. Give two characteristics of wool. Ans. Wool has a high tensile strength and has h

Q1. What did the Old Man desire from the King? Ans. The old man desired to ask the king for a well to be in his village. Read and Answer Q1. What did the king of Kamera declare and why? Ans. One day while sitting in his mud palace, surrounded by fawning courtiers and watched by a multitude of people who had come to see him, he was suddenly overcome by a sense of grandeur and loudly declared that he was the master of the world and that all men were his servants. Q2. What did the old man dare to say? Ans. The old man dared to tell the king that he was wrong because according to him, all good people are servants of one another. Q3. What did the king promise to the old man if he proves his point and also if he fails to do so? Ans. The king promised to get three wells dug in the old man's village, if he prove his point, but if he fails, he would lose his head. Q4. How was the old man rewarded? Ans. The king not only got the wells dug in the old man's vi