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[Answered] An electric device delivers a current of [tex]$15.0 A$[/tex] for 30 seconds. How many electrons flow through it?

[Answered] A. Circle the doing words in these sentences. 1. The kangaroo hops in the field. 2. Rita drinks milk every morning. 3. Ramana plays badminton in the evening. 4. The cat runs after the puppy. 5. The fox sleeps under a tree. 6. Kiran lives in Mumbai. B. Fill in the blanks. Choose from the brackets. 1. My father ____ to office. (stays/goes) 2. Ankit ____ in the pool. (eats/swims) 3. My mother ____ at my school. (teaches/dives) 4. My brother ____ beautiful pictures. (paints/jumps) 5. My sister ____ in the school band. (sings/paints) 6. I ____ in the afternoon. (sleep/watch)

[Answered] What is the main topic of this passage? TEXT 3 What comes to mind when you hear the word Mercury: the planet, a silvery liquid metal, or an ancient Roman messenger god? The planet, as well as the metal, are named after the Roman god. In comparison to our current knowledge, the Romans knew very little about astronomy. However, they were great observers of the heavens, and the closer things got to Earth, the more the Romans were aware of the appearance and movements of these things in the sky. Mercury, because it moves faster than the other planets, was named after the Roman gods' swift messenger, who was commonly represented with wings on his helmet and sandals. We know, of course, that Mercury moves faster not because it is closer to Earth, but because it is closer to the sun. But when did this ancient Roman god become associated with the liquid metal used in thermometers? Quicksilver is another name for mercury. The word "quick" has two meanings: "life" and "rapid." At room temperature, quicksilver creates gleaming liquid drops and glides with such ease that it appears to be alive. Thus, it is self-evident how the metal got its name. (Adapted from Saddleback Educational Publishing, 2002) A. Composite of Mercury B. The Original Name of Mercury C. The Characteristics of Mercury D. Description of the Planet Mercury

[Answered] Read the passage and underline the nouns. Label the Proper Nouns (P), Common Nouns (CN), and Collective Nouns (CoIN). Passage: Miners dig deep into the earth to mine. Akash and Shaurya are two brothers from Jharkhand. They mine for coal in Saifu's mine. Their relatives work in other mines. It is hard work full of sweat and fatigue. Saifu provides employment for more than 500 miners and pays them daily wages. The miners feel a sense of satisfaction that they earned money for their families.

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[Answered] How did F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel *The Great Gatsby* reflect the culture of the 1920s? A. Its characters showed little regard for morals. B. Its characters were determined to become wealthy. C. Its characters suffered from trauma after the war. D. Its characters tested new social and political freedoms.

[Answered] B. Read each sentence carefully. Write the correct figure of speech used: (Simile, Metaphor, Personification, or Hyperbole) 1. I waited in line for a million years. 2. The sun smiled down on us. 3. She sings like an angel. 4. The stars danced in the night sky. 5. His heart is a stone.

[Answered] Define the following words: 1. Alliteration 2. Hyperbole 3. Simile 4. Personification 5. Metaphor 6. Assonance 7. Consonance 8. Onomatopoeia

[Answered] Which of the following quotes from The Great Gatsby is an example of indirect characterization? A. "She was a slender...girl, with an erect carriage, which she accentuated by throwing her body backward at the shoulders like a cadet" (Fitzgerald 11). B. "Her face was sad and lovely with bright things in it, bright eyes and a bright passionate mouth..."(Fitzgerald 9). C. "If she saw me out of the corner of her eye she gave no hint of it - indeed, I was almost surprised into murmuring an apology for having disturbed her by coming in" (Fitzgerald 8).

[Answered] Tick (✔) the right options to complete the sentences. 1. Mullah Nasruddin's clothes were dirty because he had been a. working in the fields all day long. b. attending a feast all day long. 2. The wealthiest man in their town had invited everyone to break their fasts in his home that evening, with a huge feast. He had done this because a. his daughter was getting married. b. it was the holy month of Ramadan. 3. No one paid any attention to Nasruddin, the first time he went to the feast because a. they were too busy eating. b. they only saw his clothes and failed to see him. 4. Everybody took notice of Mullah Nasruddin, only when a. he was dressed in his finest clothes. b. he started feeding his coat.