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 Most Important Questions of Physics Class 12  [According to new and revised course 2078] Note : Model Questions have not been published yet, so We still don’t know what type of questions might be asked in the final exams! The download link for the pdfs have been provided in this article as well. Update: Model Questions of Physics have been made public now. The topics are not the same anymore in previous and contemporary syllabus !  Mechanics Heat and Thermodynamics Wave and Optics Electricity and Magnetism Modern Physics Question’s importance level is solely based on the frequency of questions appearing in previous years board exams! Mechanics Rotational Dynamics Equations of Angular Motion and Linear Motion Relation between moment of inertia and torque Radius of Gyration Moment of inertia of thin uniform rod rotating about it’s centre and it’s one end Derivation of rotational kinetic energy What is torque? Relation between torque and angular acceleration of a rigid body Principle of

 Unit 18 Interpreting Graphs, Charts and Diagrams  Class 10 English Notes Answer these questions. a. What kinds of data are presented in the above bar diagram? → Between 2011 and 2015, a bar graph shows the number of students attending public schools in Ilam for each gender.   b. How many girls were studying in 2015? → In 2015, there were 600 girls at the school.   c. What was the number of boys that decreased every year? → Every year, the number of boys dropped by one hundred.   d. What percentage of boys decreased over a period of five years? → In five years, about 17% of boys decreased.   e. What might be the reason behind the decreased number of boys and increased number of girls? → English-medium schools might have drawn attention to boys. The value of education for females is also well recognized. Complete Exercise Notes [ © The SR Zone | www.tsz.com.np]

 Unit 18 Habit Cultivation Indicating Time and motions The PDF download link has been provided at the bottom of this page. Answer these questions.   a. What comment do we often hear? → Some say he's just lucky, turning dirt into gold when he touches it, while others say he's a miser; no matter what he touches, it turns to mud. These are the comments we often hear.   b. How do some people become perfect in making mistakes? → The more you make mistakes, the better you get at avoiding them.   c. Do you consider yourself to be perfect? Why? Why not? → No, I don't think of myself as perfect or flawless, because even when I'm doing my best, I make mistakes.   d. What are the valuable traits that human beings have? → The valuable traits that human beings have are their ability to show courage in the face of hardships, self-control in the face of temptation, joy in the face of loss, and a positive outlook in the face of despair.   e. How can you form a habit? → Our minds and bo

 Unit 17 Sushila's Determination Answer the following questions.   a. Why don’t Sushila’s parents want to send her to university? → Sushila's parents do not want to fund her education beyond high school due to financial constraints. They also want her to be married as soon as possible.   b. Was her parents’ marriage a love marriage? How do you know? → Her parents did not marry out of love. After reading the text, we know this thing. Despite the fact that she had never met or even heard of her father's name, her mother decided to marry him.   c. Why does Sushila say that her mother was ‘lucky’? → It's been said that Sushila's mother was lucky because her father provided her with all the compassion she needed.   d. What’s Sushila’s suggestion about money to pay for her studies? → Instead of putting money aside for her wedding, she advises that they use it to fund her schooling.   e. If you were Sushila’s parents, what would you do? →Sushila's schooling would be my

 Unit 16 Jitiya Festival  Answer these questions.   a. Why is the Jitiya festival celebrated? →Jitiya is a holy festival, and married women celebrate it to bring good luck and long life to their husbands and kids.   b. How long is this festival celebrated? → This festival is celebrated for three days.   c. What do married women do on the second day of celebration? → The married ladies fast all day on the second day. They create an idol of Jimutavahana out of kush (the sacred grass) and worship it at the river, pond, and well. The worshippers gather, and those who are familiar with Jimutavahana's story share it with the others. They also sing and dance throughout the hours of fasting.   d. How and when do married women scrub their house? → Women apply cow's excreta to purify their homes on the first day of the festival.   e. What is the relationship between Masabashi and the Sun? → Jimutavahana, the Sun's blessed son, was Masabashi's son.   f. What do married women offer

 Unit 15  Past and Present Poem Class 10 English Notes A nswer these questions.   a. Who composed this poem? Thomas Hood composed the poem.   b. What is the poem about? In the poem, the author talks about how his early years are different from his later years.   c. What does the poet remember in the first stanza? In the first stanza, the poet remembers the home where he was born and the window through which the sunlight entered.   d. What does he wish for in the first stanza? In the first stanza, the poet wishes that the darkness has taken his breath away.   e. What does he remember in the second stanza? In the second stanza, the poet talks about how he and his brother spent days enjoying themselves even on his brother's birthday. He talks about how the roses, the lilies, the lilacs, and the tree were all beautiful.   f. How does the poet describe his childhood in the third stanza? The poet considers his childhood as a time when he was happy, energetic, and had a strong sense of fr

 Unit 14 Family Reunion   Answer these questions:   a. Who was leaving the house? Dinesh’s grandma Pabitra was leaving the house.   b. How many members were there in Jayaram’s family and who were they? His family consisted of 5 people. Jayaram, his mother, Pabitra, his wife, Junakiri, his son, Khanchuu, and the maid, Naani were among them.   c. When did Dinesh’s parents realise that their son was not happy at all? When Dinesh didn't show any interest in the tablet that had been given to him as a present, Dinesh's parents realized that their kid wasn't happy at all.   d. Do you have a housekeeper like Naani at your home? If yes, how do you behave towards her?   Yes, we have a housekeeper similar to Naani. Our whole family treats her as if she were a part of the family, and we all join in to assist her with her chores.   e. Why did Pabitra leave the house? As a result of a disagreement between Pabitra and her son and his wife, she decided to leave the home.   F. Why were Naan

 Unit 13 The Chimney Sweeper 1. Read the poem again, and answer these questions.   1. Who composed the poem? This poem was written by William Blake.   2. Why did the speaker cry? The speaker cried because his hair was shaved. This was to keep vermin and soot from getting into his hair.   3. What does the expression ‘That curled like a lamb’s back’ mean? This expression is actually a simile. It tries to point out the similarities between the child and innocent lamb (young sheep). In other words, the kid had curly hair, like lamb's wool. The lambs are innocent, young animals. These kids are young and innocent, too.   4. How did the angel open the black coffins? A unique key was used by the angel to unlock the black coffins.   5. In what condition would Tom get joy? Tom would get joy when he becomes a nice kid.   6. What do you think there might be in their bags? It's possible that they have tools needed for chimney sweeping in their bags.   7.What did Tom hear from the angel? The