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Class : Class 7
Let’s check the given characteristics and find the one which isn’t similar between Earth and Moon:1.Both do not give off light of their own ----- Correct. Earth is a planet. Moon is a natural satellite of Earth. They do not give off light of their own. Only stars give off light of their own.2.Both are round in shape ----- Incorrect. Since the Earth is flattened at the poles and bulges at the Equator, its shape appears to be oblate spheroid. This is because the Earth rotates on its shorter axis. Moon is also oblate spheroid, meaning it has the shape of a ball that is slightly flattened.3. Both are Sun's satellite ----- Incorrect. A satellite is anything that orbits around a larger object. Earth is a satellite of Sun because it revolves around the sun. But Moon is the satellite of Earth, not Sun, because it orbits around the Earth.4. Both have gravitational pull ----- Correct. Both Earth and Moon have gravitational pull, though Earth’s gravitational pull is 6 times greater than Moon’s.This shows Only Statements 2 and 3 are correct. Hence, the right answer is Option B.
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Class : Class 7
Srivasta, you are wrong. The answer would be B because the earth isn't round. It is geoid in shape i.e flattened from the poles and bulge in the middle. This answer is also justified as the earth is not the sun's satellite.
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Class : Class 6
Correct answer is B as Earth is not round as Moon. This answer is also correct because Moon is not a satellite of the Sun but Earth is.
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Subject :NSO Class : Class 5
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Class : Class 5
It is often assumed that squirrels only eat nuts, but squirrels are actually omnivores, which means they like to eat plants and meat. Oftentimes squirrels rely on fungi, seeds, nuts and fruits for nutrition but they will also eat eggs, small insects, caterpillars, small animals and even young snakes. So option D is the correct answer
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Class : Class 5
Squirrels eat mostly nuts, fruits, and seeds, but they sometimes eat insects, small birds, and other creatures. INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM THIS WEB SITE https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/omnivore/
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Class : Class 7
Squirrels eat mostly nuts, fruits, and seeds, but they sometimes eat insects, small birds, and other creatures. So the answer is D
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Class : Class 7
Though it doesn’t make sense, squirrels are actually omnivores but they don’t usually eat meat so people might think it is herbivore due to stereotyping but it is actually an omnivore
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Subject :NSO Class : Class 5
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Class : Class 8
this diagram is wrong but if we think to skip the gibbous phase of moon it will be correct.
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Class : Class 5
The diagram is wrong.If we count the days after the full moon, it comes 8th November.
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Class : Class 5
I AM SHAURYA, AGAIN. I FOUND ON GOOGLE THAT ONE FULL MOON TO NEW MOON IS 14 DAYS.I DO NOT THINK ANYONE CAN BE SILLY HERE, BUT I THINK SOME CHILDREN ARE WRONGLY TAUGHT IN THE TUTION. DO CHECK MY EXPLANATION AT ANS 9 IN THE SAME QUESTION
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Class : Class 5
ANOTHER WAY OF DOING IT IS DO NOT LOOK AT THE DIAGRAM. DONE, THEN JUST REMEMBER THE DATE OF FULL MOON. THEN COUNT TILL 31 OCT. AND THEN 8 NOV. YOU WILL GET THE CORRECT ANSWER WITH NO TIME, IN JUST A SECOND . THIS IS THE ONE AND ONLY CORRECT WAY OF FINDING THE ANSWER TILL ANOTHER STUDENT GIVES THE SOLUTION.
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Class : Class 5
I AM NOT A TEACHER, BUT I CAN GIVE YOU ALL A GOOD ADVICE THAT YOU MIGHT FIND USEFUL. ONE FULL MOON TO NEW MOON IS 14 DAYS. THEN COUNT 24, 25, 26,.......YOU WILL GET OPTION D AS ANSWER.THAT IS ALL MY LOGIC FOR THIS QUESTION. ACCORDING TO ME, THIS IS THE RIGHT SOLUTION OF OPTION D.
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Subject :NSO Class : Class 7
Identify the soil types X, Y and Z from the given table and select the correct option.
| X | Y | Z | |
| (A) | Sandy soil | Loamy soil | Clayey soil |
| (B) | Clayey soil | Sandy soil | Loamy soil |
| (C) | Clayey soil | Loamy soil | Sandy soil |
| (D) | Sandy soil | Clayey soil | Loamy soil |