Question Discussion & Solution

The correct answer is Banas- Banganga Basin.

• Eastern Plains
  • Banas- Banganga Basin
  • Chambal Basin
  • Madhya Mahi Basin

Key Points

Western Sandy Plains of Rajasthan

• On the basis of the existing relief features, Rajasthan has been divided into
• The following physiographic divisions:
  • Western Sandy Plains: The Western Sandy Plains is subdivided into two units:
    • Sandy Arid Plains 
    • Marusthali
• Semi-Arid Transitional Plains (Rajasthan Bagar)
  • Luni Basin (Godwar Tract)
  • Plain of Interior Drainage (Shekhawati Tract)
  • Ghaggar Plain​

Important Points

• More than 60% of the Thar desert lies in the state of Rajasthan and extends into Gujarat, Punjab, and Haryana.
• The maximum area is covered in Rajasthan and the area of the total cover is 208,110 km.
  • covering the districts of Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jalor, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Ganganagar, Churu, Jhunjhunun, Sikar, Nagaur, and Pali.

The correct answer is Kuchipudi Dance.

• Yamini Krishnamurti is related to Kuchipudi Dance.

Key Points 

• Yamini Krishnamurti is a Kuchipudi dancer.
• She also knows Bharatnatyam.
• A Passion For Dance is her autobiography.
• Kuchipudi:
  • It is the classical dance of Andhra Pradesh.
  • Kuchipudi derives its name from the Kuchipudi village of Andhra Pradesh.
  • Kuchipudi exhibits scenes from the Hindu Epics, legends and mythological tales through a combination of music, dance and acting.
  • Like other classical dances, Kuchipudi also comprises pure dance, mime and histrionics but it is the use of speech that distinguishes Kuchipudi’s presentation as dance-drama.
  • ‘At times, even though the dramatic situation did not demand, solo dancing was being presented to punctuate the presentation and to enhance the appeal. One such number is tarangam inspired by the Krishna-Leela tarangini of Teerthanarayana Yogi.
  • There are now two forms of Kuchipudi
    • The traditional musical dance drama 
    • The solo dance.
• Bharatnatyam is the classical dance of Tamil Nadu.

The correct answer is Desktop.

Key Points

• The first thing you see when you open your computer is called the desktop.
  • From the top left of the screen to the bottom left, you'll see some small pictures called icons.

Additional Information

• My Documents -
  • This folder is a component of a user profile that is used as a unified place to store personal data.
  • By default, the My Documents folder is a folder in a user's profile that is used as the default storage location for saved documents.​
• My Computer -
  • My computer is a system folder.
  • With the help of this, we can see all the drives. And can work with them too.
• Downloads -
  • In computer networks, download refers to receiving data from a remote system.
  • Generally a server like as a web server, an FTP server, or another similar system.​

i) Shyam travels 5 km towards East and turns left and moves 6 km further.

ii) He then turns right and moves 9 km.

iii) Finally, he turns once again to his right and moves 6 km.

Drawing the Diagram as per the given information:

AB = 5 km

DE = BC = 9 km

Distance between the starting point and the final point = AB + BC = 5 + 9 = 14 km

Hence, the correct answer is "14 km".

The correct answer is Cell.

Key Points

• Cell:
  • A cell is the smallest unit capable of independent existence which can reproduce itself. Hence, Option 3 is correct.
  • All living organisms, except for viruses, are composed of one or more cells.
  • Single-cell organisms; such as, bacteria, protozoa, and other micro-organisms are termed unicellular, while plants and animals that contain many cells are termed multicellular.
  • Highly complex organisms; such as, human beings consist of billions of cells, all of which are adapted to carry out specific functions; for example, groups of these specialized cells are organized into tissue and bodily organs.
  • Although cells may differ widely in size, appearance, and function, their essential features are similar.

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Important Points

• Almost all cells perform biochemical processes, generate and process energy, and store genetic information to be passed down to future generations of cells.
• Advanced single-celled and multicelled organisms have nuclei that carry the DNA, primitive cells; such as, bacteria, have no nucleus and carry their DNA loosely in coils throughout the cells
• The number of cells in an organism varies; for example, bacteria are single-celled organisms; the average adult human body has about one hundred trillion cells.
• Cells are the structural unit of all organisms and come in a range of sizes and shapes.
• Animal cells contain only an outside cell membrane.
• In most fungi, bacteria, and plants; there is a rigid cell wall outside the membrane.
• Each cell is composed of a mass of jelly-like substance called the cytoplasm, surrounded by a membrane.

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