Summary of "What is Poverty" - Hoe Godwin Parker | Major English Class 12

Essay | major English
"What is Poverty ?" By Joe Godwin Parker

Class : 12

Joe Goodwin Parker in her realistic essay "What is Poverty" gives a real and graphic account of what being poor actually means on a daily basis. Parker stresses that poverty is more ugly, cruel and devastating than it is shown in newspapers. 

She defines poverty as a lack - that is living without hope, better foods, medicinal care, proper sanitation and proper education. It is like an acid that destroys pride, honour, health and future. Parker's main purpose is to show how shameful, humiliating and disgusting it is to be a poor. She wants to draw the readers' attention to the pathetic state of

Five Steps to Improve Mathematics Problem Solving Skills | Student Tips

Tips and Tricks | Mathematics
Five Steps to Improve Mathematics Problem Solving Skills

Class : 9,10,11,12

If you have trouble with mathematics problem solving skills, please read on. You are going to learn the art of problem solving in math by following only five important steps. After reading this, your mathematics problem solving skills will dramatically improve. Many of the students that I have taught at community college have learned these five steps to problem solving and I believe you will too.

Summary of "Duechouk" - Maupassant | Major English Class 12

Short Stories | Major English
"Duechouk" by Maupassant

Class : 12

Maupassant's story "Duchoux" is about a self-centered old man named Barone Mardiane who values position more than family. This story implies that modern civilization has separated man from his true self or nature. Modern men only crave for comfort, money and sex. They have forgotten the values of family bonds and love. 

Summary of "The Time Factor" - Gloria Steinem | Major English Class 12

Essay | Major English
"The Time factor" by Gloria Steinem

Class : 12

The main thesis of Gloria Steinem's essay "The Time Factor" is that our sense of time is partly a function of power or lack of it. 

Time-sense is always governed by power- either monetary power or social power. Planning ahead depends on class, sex and caste. The rich and the middle class plan for the future generations while the poor plan for a week or a few

Summary of "A Day in the Life of Salaryman" - John Burgers | Major English Class 12

Essay | Major English
"A Day in the Life of Salaryman" by John Burgers

Class : 12

The 'Salaryman' described in "A Day in the Life of a Salaryman " is the representative of average male Japanese white-collar worker who devotes his soul and body to his company. He is a university graduate, lives in mortgaged house, always wears formal dress and is equipped with every essential items. He is the industrial warrior and a driving force behind Japan's economic success. He gives more preference to the office than his own family.

Summary of "Enemies" - Anton Checkov | Major English Class 12

Short Stories | Major English
Enemies By Anton CheckovClass : 12

"Enemies" is a story written by Anton Checkov. The story suggests that grief and misery do not bring people together to share, but force them apart. Pain is egoistic. 

Kirilov is a district doctor. His six-year old son has just died of diphtheria. He stands watching his unconscious wife near the dead body. The doorbell rings and a wealthy stranger Aboguin enters begging the Doctor to come to treat his wife who is in great pain. Kirilov says that he cannot possibly leave his wife at this time. Abogin requests to treat his wife in the name of humanity. Kirilov forgets his social responsibility as

Osmoregulation and Homeostasis | HSEB Notes of Zoology Class 12

Zoology | Biology
HSEB Notes on Osmoregulation and Homeostasis
Unit : Excretion and Osmoregulation
Class : 12

In case of human hypertonic urine is excreted. This minimizes the water loss from their body. The filtrate fluid in Bowman's capsule (isotonic) passes through the tubules of nephrones. Then a large amount of water and solutes are reabsorbed during this course. During cold month, hypotonic urine is excreted but in warmer month hypertonic urine is excreted due to sweating.

Old Question Paper of Compulsory English 2057 Class 12

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HSEB Old Question Paper of Compulsory English
Class : 12
Year : 2057

Time: 3hrs | Full Marks: 100 | Pass Marks: 35

Attempt All Questions.

1. Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. 5*3=15

Antlers grow from permanent knoblike bones on a deer’s skull. Deer use their antlers chiefly to fight for males or for leadership of a herd. Among most species of deer, only the males have antlers, but both the male and female reindeer and caribou have antlers. Musk deer and Chinese water deer do not have antlers at all. Deer that live in mild or cold climates lose their antlers each winter. New ones begin to grow the next spring. Deer that live in tropical climates may lose their antler and grow new ones at other times of year. New antlers are soft and tender. Thin skin grows over the antlers as they develop. Short, fine hair in the skin makes it look like velvet. Full-grown antlers are hard and strong. The velvety skin dries up, and the deer rubs the skin off by scrapping its antlers against trees. The antlers fall of several months later. The size and shape of the deer’s antlers depend on the animal’s age and health. The first set grows when the deer is from one to two year old. On most deer the first antlers are short and straight. As deer gets older, their antlers grow larger and from intricate branches.

Internal Structure of Monocot Root | Class 12 Botany Notes

Botany | Biology
HSEB Notes on Internal Structure of Monocot Root
Class : 12

Monocot root lacks of secondary growth and shows following internal structures:

 

EPIDERMIS 

It is composed of a thin walled,compactly arranged single layer of parenchymatous cells without intercellular space.it also gives rise to unicellular root hair.cuticle and stomata are absent in monocot root. epidermal cells and root hair take part in absorption of water and minerals from soil. multilayer epidermis is found in epiphytic plants like orchid and is called as velamen.pnematodes of velamen help in gaseous exchange. 

DNA Replication Process | HSEB Notes of Botany Class 12 Biology

Botany | Biology
HSEB Notes on Process of DNA Replication
Class : 12

The process of synthesis of DNA molecule from preexisting dna is called dna replication.  NA replication may occur by following process: 

1.semi-conservative replication 

2.conservative replication 

3.dispersive replication 

Semi-conservative mode of DNA replication

Enzymes involved in semi conservative DNA replication: 

Helicase- helicase enzyme breaks the hydrogen bonds formed between bases of nucleotides

I Have A Dream | Watch the Video of Speech Given By Jr. Martin Luther King- August 28,1963

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I Have A Dream - Jr. Martin Luther King
For Class : 12

About the text

"I have a dream" is a political speech made by Martin Luther king. jr. after the independence of black people. Martin Luther forwards the history of America, the problems faced by black people, suggestions to his followers, warning to the government and his wishes. He describes apartheid (discrimination on the basis of color) as the extreme point of human cruelty, and demands for its end.

Plot(Analysis) of "About Love" | The Heritage of Words Class 12 English

UNIT ONE : LOVE AND REMINISCENCE
ABOUT LOVE
ENGLISH | THE HERITAGE OF WORDS
Anton Chekhov

Plot (Analysis)

• Alyohin – narrator/speaker of the story
• Talking with his guests Burkin and Ivan Ivanych about Russina perspective of love.
• Initiates the story of two servants Nikanor, the cook and the beautiful girl Palageya. It's like a mismatch of love. The girl Palageya was so beautiful whereas Nikanor was clumsy, fat and very bad looking.
• Alyohin presents the violent love affair between two servants where the cook Nikanor was high temper. She didn’t want to marry him but live with him. When he was in drunk; he used to swear and beat her and she would hide in down stair and sob.

Six Old Board Questions with Answer from "A Story" | The Heritage of Words Class 12 English

UNIT THREE : HUMOUR AND SATIRE
A STORY
ENGLISH | THE HERITAGE OF WORDS
Dylan Thomas

Board Questions

1. What is the reason for which Will Sentry always followed Mr. Franklyn? (2058)

=> Mr. Franklyn was made the treasurer of the Outing Committee because Bob the Fiddle, who had worked in the same position, had bought drinks for himself with the money that was collected for the outing. In other words, the fund was misappropriated. Will Sentry feared a similar episode could happen again. So, he was always on the heels of Mr. Franklyn. Mr. Franklyn even went to the extent of resigning from his responsibility if Will Sentry continued to be nosy about his duties.

Comprehensive Summary of "A Story" | The Heritage of Words Class 12 English

UNIT THREE : HUMOUR AND SATIRE
A STORY
ENGLISH | THE HERITAGE OF WORDS
Dylan Thomas

Comprehensive Summary

This story told by a boy presents the adult world as understood by a young boy. The story is the story of his uncle –Uncle Thomas – who means to go outing to Porthcawl, but never made it there. 

7+ Questions with Answer form "Travelling Through The Dark" and Board Question Class 12 English

UNIT TWO : ECOLOGY AND CHANGE
TRAVELING THROUGH THE DARK
ENGLISH | THE HERITAGE OF WORDS
William Stafford

Some Solved Questions

1. Explain the title of the poem. Who are all those travelling through the dark?

Ans. The poem is about a travel or mountain trip made by a group of men who are probably nature travelers. It is night time and the car is passing through the mountain road.

Paraphrase Explanation of Traveling Through The Dark and Glossary Class 12 English

UNIT TWO : ECOLOGY AND CHANGE
TRAVELING THROUGH THE DARK
ENGLISH | THE HERITAGE OF WORDS
William Stafford

Short Summary

While driving at night a man finds a dead deer. He stops to push it off the road. He notices that it is pregnant and the unborn baby is still alive. He stops to think, and then he pushes the dead animal into the river.

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Collision Theory of Reaction | HSEB Notes of Chemistry Class 12

Chemistry
HSEB Notes on Collision Theory of Reaction
Class : 12

Though Arrhenius equation is applicable under a wide range of circumstances, collision theory, which was developed by Max Trautz and William Lewis in 1916 -18, provides a greater insight into the energetic and mechanistic aspects of reactions. It is based on kinetic theory of gases. According to this theory, the reactant molecules are assumed to be hard spheres and reaction is postulated to occur when molecules collide with each other. The number of collisions per second per unit volume of the reaction mixture is known as collision frequency (Z). Another factor which affects the rate of chemical reactions is activation energy . For a bimolecular elementary reaction

Physiology of Digestion | Class 12 Zoology Notes

Biology | Zoology
HSEB Notes on Physiology of digestion
Lesson :  Digestion
Class : 12

Man is omnivorous. It means man depends on plant materials and animal products. The food contains carbohydrate, protein and fats. The food is digested at different parts of alimentary canal.

Digestion in mouth

In mouth, the food is mixed with the saliva from salivary gland. Saliva contains the enzyme called salivary amylase. Salivary amylase acts on carbohydrate and changes some of carbohydrate into maltose, isomaltose and limit dextrine. Food remains in mouth for a short time so digestion is not complete. 

Digestive Glands Associated with Alimentary Canal of Human | Class 12 Biology Notes

Biology | Zoology
HSEB Notes on Digestive glands
Lesson :  Digestion
Class : 12

Glands associated with alimentary canal.

Salivary glands

There are three pairs of salivary glands. There is one pair of Parotid gland. It is the largest of the salivary glands. It is situated near the ears. Stenson’s duct of Parotid gland open near the upper 2nd molar. One pair of sublingual glands are small and situated beneath tongue. Ducts of Rivinus open into floor of oral cavity. One pair of submandibular(also submaxillary) glands are medium sized and situated at angle of lower jaw. Warton’s duct open near the lower central incisors.