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1 → Questins : Irfan, who is 1.8 metres tall, wants to fit a mirror in his house in such a way that he can see himself completely from head to toe in it. He has read in his Physics book that a mirror of about half his height is sufficient for the purpose, so he buys a 0.9 metre tall mirror.

Study the diagram given alongside. What must Irfan take care of so that he can see his reflection fully in the mirror?
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2 → Questins : During a visit to his hometown in rural Karnataka, Akaash saw a show of street performers. He saw a young boy walk on a rope carrying a long stick horizontally parallel to the ground.
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Akaash wondered why the rope walker needed the stick. Can you identify the most important reason for this?

3 → Questins : Study the table below showing the timings of the rising and setting of the sun and moon on certain days. The timings are as per the 24 hour clock.
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Which option correctly describes the time of moonrise and moonset for a NEW MOON?

4 → Questins : Archer Fish are known to sight prey and then knock them off using a powerful jet of water. Where should the insect be for the Archer Fish to knock off the prey by using a powerful jet of water?
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5 → Questins : Use the information and graph given below to answer questions 36 and 37.

The place at which an earthquake originates is known as its epicentre. When an earthquake occurs two types of waves P (for primary) and S (for secondary), start from the epicentre, but move at different speeds. These waves can be recorded by a device called a seismograph. The difference between the time of arrival of the P and S waves at a given place can be used to determine the distance of that place from the earthquakes epicentre using a graph like this one:
At a place X, the times of arrival of the P and S waves are as shown below:
P: 08:15:03
S: 08:15:43
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How far away from X did the earthquake originate?

6 → Questins : Use the information and graph given below to answer questions 36 and 37.

The place at which an earthquake originates is known as its epicentre. When an earthquake occurs two types of waves P (for primary) and S (for secondary), start from the epicentre, but move at different speeds. These waves can be recorded by a device called a seismograph. The difference between the time of arrival of the P and S waves at a given place can be used to determine the distance of that place from the earthquakes epicentre using a graph like this one:
At a place X, the times of arrival of the P and S waves are as shown below:
P: 08:15:03
S: 08:15:43
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Seismographs at a minimum of how many locations must register an earthquake for its
Epicentre to be exactly identified?

7 → Questins : Answer questions 38 and 39 based on the picture of the Evolutionary Trees given alongside.
Evolutionary Trees are diagrammatic representations of progression of life from lower to higher forms. The given picture shows evolution of primates with representative species of Lemurs, New and Old World Monkeys and the Great Apes, including humans.

For example, the tree shows that chimps and humans shared a common ancestor about 5-7 million years ago. This common ancestor in turn evolved from another ancestor shared with gorillas about 10 million years ago.




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What can we say about the evolution of Old World Monkeys by studying the tree?

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