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NCERT Solutions Class 7 Science Solutions for Exercise in Chapter 8 - Winds, Storms and CyclonesQ1) Fill the missing word in the blank spaces in the following statements: (a) Wind is____air. (b) Winds are generated due to__heating on the earth. (c) Near the earth’s surface __________air rises up whereas ___________ air comes down. (d) Air moves from a region of___ pressure to a region of__pressure. Answer: Solution 1: Fill the missing word in the blank spaces in the following statements: (a) Wind is moving air. (b) Winds are generated due to uneven heating on the earth. (c) Near the earth’s surface warm air rises up whereas cooler air comes down. (d) Air moves from a region of high pressure to a region of low pressure.
Video transcript hello everybody welcome to leader learning channel my name is rajna chaudhary and we have to solve this question which is rashida bought 25 dozen eggs at the rate of rupees 9.60 per dozen then 30 x were broken in the transaction and she sold the remaining x at one rupee each find her gain and loss percentage so uh we can say first of all we should we need to find the total number of eggs because 30 eggs were bro broken and then she sold a one rupee each egg so let's find out what was the total number of eggs that she bought so total number of x would be uh 25 dozen we know that one dozen is equal to 12 x so total eggs are 25 multiplied by 12 that is 300 so there are total 300 x that she bought now let's find out cost price and selling price because we cannot find gain or loss percent until we have selling price or cost price so let's do that cost price of one dozen is given that is 9.60 let's find out cost price of 12 dozen that is uh i'm sorry 25 dozen that would be 25 multiplied by 9.60 that is 240 now number of total x is 300 let's find out the number of eggs remaining that she sold so remaining eggs are total x minus the number of eggs that were broken so 30x were broken so remaining eggs are 270 now she sold one rupee per egg so that means selling price is given per egg so sp of one egg is rupee 1 so we have to find the selling price of 270 x that is 1 multiplied by 270 that is rupees 270 now we have total selling price we have total cost price we can find profit or loss here we can see there is a profit because selling price is greater so selling price is selling price is greater than cost price so profit is selling price minus cost price that is 270 minus 240 that mean rupees 30 is profit now we have to find profit per cent so profit percent is profit upon cp multiplied by 100 that is 30 upon 240 multiply by 100 with the percent sign after calculation we would have twelve point five percent so i hope you understand the method see you in my next video don't forget to like share and subscribe the channel thank you for watching Was This helpful?
A lead written for so as to be easily understood by as many people as possible should be
b. 20-35 words. c. 35-30 words. d. 30-45 words. Which of the following should a summary news lead NOT try to do
b. Stress what is unusual or interesting. c. Convey the most recent information. d. Lure readers in to reading a story they are not interested in. A blind lead is one that
b. was written by a visually impaired reporter. c. blindly includes facts about the story. d. obscures interesting information as a duck blind obscures hunters. Leads often omit the names of the people involved in news stories because
b. their identities are less important than what happened to them. c. ethical journalists always omit the names of people involved in news events. d. the names are best left to the last paragraph of the story. Good news leads are usually structured so as to use
b. subject-verb-object word order. c. long introductory clauses. d. multiple prepositional phrases. The best verbs for leads are
b. passive-voice verbs. c. compound verbs. d. active-voice verbs. Summary news leads often stress the unusual aspects of a story because
b. editors find it easier to write headlines for such stories. c. editors find it easier to sensationalize such stories. d. none of the other choices. One generally accepted way reporters keep a news lead objective is to
b. avoid covering controversial stories. c. include as many adjectives and adverbs as possible. d. make sure the reader knows what their opinion is. Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons news leads generally should not start with the attribution
b. Always starting with the attribution makes all leads sound the same. c. Readers are not going to care who said what. d. The source of the statement is usually not the most important information. A lead that emphasizes the time or place at which a story occurred is called
b. a basic news lead. c. a label lead. d. an agenda lead. A lead that mentions a topic but fails to reveal what was said or done about is called
b. a label lead. c. an alternative news lead. d. an agenda lead. Which of the following is NOT among the things lead writers should avoid doing?
b. Include facts that are obvious or routine. c. Emphasize what did not happen. d. Exaggerate the facts to make them more interesting. Which of the following is among the things lead writers should avoid doing?
b. Stress what is unusual about an event or situation. c. Exaggerate the facts to make them more interesting. d. State the news as succinctly as possible. What is the problem with the following lead? “The school board adopted new regulations Tuesday that will affect all students and parents.”
b. It lacks attribution. c. It is too general and lacks specific details. d. It should use present tense verbs. Which of the following is one of the things a reporter should strive for in writing a lead?
b. Use lists in the lead. c. Emphasize the magnitude of the story. d. Emphasize what did not happen. What is a lead in journalism?A lead is an opening paragraph that gives the audience the most important information of the news story in a concise and clear manner, while still maintaining the readers' interest.
Which of the following is example of a straight news lead?Rule #1: A straight news lead should be a single paragraph consisting of a single sentence, should contain no more than 30 words, and should summarize, at minimum, the most newsworthy “what,” “where” and “when” of the story. Example: “Fire destroyed a house on Main Street early Monday morning.”
How do you write a news lead summary?The Five W's and H: Before writing a lead, decide which aspect of the story – who, what, when, where, why, how – is most important. You should emphasize those aspects in your lead. Wait to explain less important aspects until the second or third sentence. Conflict: Good stories have conflict.
What is a lead in a news article Mcq?The lead of the story. Another name for the headline of the article.
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Fill in the blank with the letter of the description that best matches the term narrative lead
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