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Netra Narayan from Sri Kumaran Public School, Bengaluru
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 7

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Pisal Dhruv from Veer Bhagat Singh International School, Mumbai
Class : Class 7
a is the answer there is no mistakes

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Divyansh Jindal from St Joseph Convent School, Bathinda
Class : Class 9
A

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Abhay rajvanshi from Delhi Public School, Gurgaon
Class : Class 10

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SJ HARITHA from PSNLO, BENGALURU
Class : Class 10

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Aravind from FIS, Bangalore
Class : Class 8

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Nanditha S Nair from National Centre For Excellence , Bengaluru
Class : Class 7
A)no article,a

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ABHIDEEP JAIN from HAL School Korwa, Amethi
Class : Class 8
a

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Shreyansh from St Xaviers School, Bokaro
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 7

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Diya Jasmina from Samsidh MLZS, Bengaluru
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 3

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Palak Arya from Palak Arya, Noida
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 4

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Apoorva Gaurav from DAV, Muzaffarpur
Class : Class 5
answer is aren't you

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Samaira from Global Indian International School, Bangalore
Class : Class 8
C

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GOPI NA from Bahrain Indian School, MANAM
Class : Class 6
c

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Souvik Maji from Egra Jhatulal High School, Purba Medinipur
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 10

READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
SO YOU WANT TO BECOME A CHEF?
Simple though it may seem, but becoming a chef is not a piece of cake. Cooking is an art that requires culinary and people skills, a willingness to explore and the tenacity to stay the course and perform in highly stressful situations.
It starts with being a cook and working under a chef until you’re ready to take charge of the whole kitchen. ‘Cooking is an amazing journey. It is like studying medicine, it takes ten to fifteen years to learn’, says celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. For this reason, patience and perseverance are the key ingredients, when both cooking a dish, and making a career in the food industry.
Most established chefs are of the opinion that knowing how a dish tastes when perfectly cooked is the one thing you need to learn in order to cook well.
This is because you are more likely to cook it ten times better if you know what you want it taste like in the end. Taking classes is not absolutely necessary as experience is the ultimate teacher. However, education coupled with experience can go a long way in giving you an edge over your peers.
Other qualities that make a great chef include commitment to quality, attention to detail and above all, a thorough understanding of how different flavours complement each other. However, passion for food is the icing on the cake!

Which of the following statements describe the author's overall opinion on making a career as a chef ?

AIt always has humble beginnings.
BIt's an art that requires patience and perseverance.
CIt is deceptively simple.
DIt needs both education and experience.


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Mayukh Dutta from Presidium School, Gurgaon
Class : Class 10
B

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Soorya Tej R from Delhi Public School, Hyderabad
Class : Class 4
B

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Anvesha Dubey from Lodha World School , Dombivali
Class : Class 5
I is an art that require patience and perseverance. Option B

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Khushi from DAV International School , Ahmedabad
Class : Class 10
Option B

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Soorya Tej R from Delhi Public School, Hyderabad
Class : Class 4
B

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Garv Agarwal from Somerville School Noida, Noida
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 6

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Garv Agarwal from Somerville School Noida, Noida
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 6

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Safiyyah Chinnur from DMIS, DOHA
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 8

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Khyathi Komalan from Vaels international school, Chennai
Class : Class 9
Cool (kick) one's heels means to keep waiting.

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SANVI from D PS VADODARA, Vadodara
Class : Class 9

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Safiyyah Chinnur from DMIS, DOHA
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 8

READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW.
Ramesh Prasad was a poor merchant who found it difficult to provide himself and his family even two square meals each day. He was taken to the court by his neighbour who was very cunning and wanted to occupy his land. The fraud blamed Ramesh for illegally occupying the land where the poor man’s house stood. Ramesh had the papers of the land in order and could prove to the judiciary that the land was his own. Ramesh also knew that the Judge was corrupt and could be bribed.
Therefore, on his way to the court he decided to take a gift for the judge. At the hearing, the accuser stated his case and then deliberately threw a thick wad of notes on the floor, pretending it was an accident. The judge followed the clue. He looked at Ramesh enquiringly if he could match the offer. In response Ramesh, patted his own pocket. The judge was pleased to see that it was stuffed and he could make out the outlines of large objects in it and was sure that they were gold ornaments. Dreaming of pleasing his wife, the judge gave the verdict in Ramesh's favour and summoned him to his chambers. Ramesh on entering the judge's chambers began to thank him for deciding the case in his favour. As he was in a hurry to reach home, the judge curtly cut him short and asked Ramesh to hand over whatever gift he had brought. On hearing that, Ramesh took out huge stones from his pocket and gave them to the judge.
Who decided to take a gift for the judge?

ARamesh Prasad
BThe neighbour
CBoth 'A' and 'B'
DOnly 'B'


well...isn't it supposed to be A?

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janani from St Gregorios High School, Mumbai
Class : Class 8
It is both A and B as the neighbour also threw a wad of notes on the ground

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Bipasana from KV IIT Kanpur, Kanpur
Class : Class 9
ok

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Shreyam Tripathy from Ann Mary School, Dehradun
Class : Class 10

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from Delhi Public School Noida, GHAZIABAD
Subject :IEO    Class : Class 5

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Aditya Basera from Teoler High School, Jaipur
Class : Class 7
B

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Sourodeep Sarkar from Don Bosco , Kolkata
Class : Class 5
It can be both C, as well as D

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Tanvi Wakankar from Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir, Pune
Class : Class 5
it is ans. c

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Dhaivat Bhatti from KES SMVM School , MUMBAI
Class : Class 9

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Amal Amzath Ali from jss international school, dubai
Class : Class 7

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ISHAN CHAUDHARY from DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL, KORBA
Class : Class 5
It should be B. According to Cambridge dictionary it's meaning is "full of energy and enthusiasm."

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Riya Nambiar from The Sanskaar Valley School, Bhopal
Class : Class 10
It should be B.

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Ahaan Mittal from Primus Public School, Bengaluru
Class : Class 8
it can be b or c

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Samanyu from NPSI, Singapore
Class : Class 5
The answer is B

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Vihaan from K R Mangalam World School Vaishali, Ghaziabad
Class : Class 9

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Gauransh Singla from DPS , Navi Mumbai
Class : Class 5
the correct answer is b

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Riddhiman Bose from Don Bosco School, Kolkata
Class : Class 5
It can be C and D

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Ananya Singh from Lotus Valley International, Noida, NOIDA
Class : Class 5
B.......

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Srishti from Navy children school, MUMBAI
Class : Class 5
answer should be B

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Mohhika Sharma from Delhi Public School Greater Noida, Noida
Class : Class 5
Shouldn't it be 'B'? Please explain why it is C.

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Aarnav Grover from Anand Niketan Shilaj, Ahmedabad
Class : Class 9
the answer is CLEARLY cit says '' fresh as a daisy'' its pretty obvious

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Divij Ranade from Sevasadan English Medium School, PUNE
Class : Class 7

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