PIS BARODA STD-10

Samas revision done 

Revision done and solved worksheet. 

A tiger in the zoo Use of question matrix for HOTs

Making of a Global World Late Nineteenth Century and Colonialism While the expansion of trade improved the quality of life of many Europeans; it had negative implications for people of the colonized countries. When you will carefully observe the modern map of Africa, it would appear that most of the boundaries are straight lines. It appears as if someone had deliberately made those straight lines. In 1885, the big European powers met in Berlin and demarcated the African continent for respective powers. That is how boundaries of most of the African countries appear as straight lines. Rinderpest or Cattle Plague Rinderpest is a disease which affects cattle. The example of rinderpest in Africa shows that even a cattle disease can widely alter the power equations in a geographical area. Africa was the land of vast resources of land and minerals. Europeans had come to Africa to make fortune out of mining and plantations. But they faced a huge scarcity of labour. There was another problem an...

Screening  Test: 1. What are the hydrocarbons? Classify them in brief. 2 Why are bathing soaps softy and detergent soaps?? Justify. Video on properties of hydrocarbons 1.Physical and 2.Chemical properties.kindly refer the below given link Link - https://youtu.be/HBHEQYT__Do Types of chemical properties 1.Combustion https://youtu.be/4pYDst3uZe8 2.Oxidation https://youtu.be/ehCzSvo4c3E 3. Addition and substitution https://youtu.be/1u2fIgAL_cg ( just basics idea given will cover in next lecture....)

Samas revision  and small test   1.राजदंड़ 2.सुपुत्र 3.त्रिवेणी 4गुण-दोष 5.पीतांबर 6.चौराहा 7.देहलता 8.वनवास 9.माता-पिता 10.कानों-कान

Making of a global world The various countries of the world are interconnected through trade and through exchange of thoughts and cultures. The interconnectedness has increased dramatically in recent times but the world was also interconnected even during the days of Indus Valley Civilisation. Silk Route The trade route which linked China to the western world and to other countries is called Silk Route. There were many Silk Routes. The Silk Routes existed before the Christian Era, and persisted till the fifteenth century. Chinese potteries travelled from China to other countries through the Silk Route. Similarly, gold and silver travelled from Europe to Asia through this route. Religions; like Christianity, Islam and Buddhism travelled to different parts of the world through the Silk Route.   Food Travels: Noodles travelled from China to different parts of the world. The sevian; which are used in India are localized form of noodle. Similarly, spaghetti of Italy is the European vers...