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  Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1: Explain the terms: Doer and Mentor. Ans.: Doer : A doer is like a baby learning tiny steps. A doer does everything. It may be a work of coding system, system architecture accounting administration bark office as business development. Doer is solely responsible for all activities. Thus doers 1st stage is to involve in all activities and learn. Mentor : Mentor is a grown up state of doer. Doer days teach how to act. Manger days guide how to manage. Leadership teaches how to create mangers. Mentor means to create leaders and develop them to lead the organization. Mentor inspires people to reach the goal of the organization. A mentor is creating a vision to all the runners to achieve organization 2: Explain the terms: Delegator and Leader Ans.: Delegator : Transition from a doer to a delegator covers the responsibility like to delegate work and monitor the work progress. As a delegator one had to be a good listener. Work issues are to be tackle

Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1: Express your views/ideas on: Road Safety. Ans.: Road safety refers to the methods and measures used to prevent road users from being killed or seriously injured. In today’s world road transport has become an integral part of every human being. Everybody is a road user in one shape or the other. The present transport system has minimised the distance but it has on the other hand increased the life risk. Every year road crashes lakhs of lives. We should follow all the following rules to be safety on road: 1) Often come across instructional hoardings.(which says don’t drink and drive) 2) Wear seatbelt while driving 3) Don’t honk unnecessarily 4) Drive car or other vehicle with 40km/hr. 5) Red light jumping is an offence. 6) Wait at the Zebra crossing to cross the road. 7) Two wheeler riders should wear helmet. 8) Don’t use mobile while driving. 2: Express your views/ideas on: Save Yourself from Mobile Addiction. Ans.: Smartphone addiction is bec

Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1:Name the academy started by Arunima and states its motto. Ans.: 1. Arunima started Sahid Chandrashekhar Azad Viklang Khel Academy (Freedom Fighter Chandrashekhar Azad Sports Academy for disabled children). 2. The motto of this institute is to provide the very best sports facility to handicap children,especially the poor. 2:Name the awards won by Arunima Sinha. Ans.: Arunima Sinha won the award, the Padma Shri, In 2015, the 4th highest civilian award in India. 3:Express your views/ideas on: Positive thinking. Ans.: 1. Positive thinking is the life and breathes of all success. 2. Thinking positively generates positive and creative force both mentally and physically 3. In a severe accident Arunima lost her legs. She became physically handicap but the only thing which helped him to climb the mountain is her strong positive thinking. 4. She lost her leg in 11th April 2011 and reached the summit on 21st May 2013, she climbed the mountain in dramatic

Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1:. State the importance of situational intelligence. Ans.: 1. To select a person on the basis of higher marks obtained by candidate is not the correct way of selection. 2. Hence HR people realized their mistakes to recruit people only on marks are no fair. 3. Besides IQ and EQ test for recruitment, HR people introduced SQ. 4. It stands for situational intelligence quotient. It is needed when decisions must be taken on the spot. 5. In critical situations if you are not the decision maker, you don’t have enough data, you need to make your choice and take decisions. 6. You must know how to calm down people in tragic situations, how to establish positively able to rule with composure during huge losses, identify and present solutions to problems. 2: Express the views of author about the scoring marks for the career. Ans.: 1. According to author considering scoring marks for the career is a misleading parameter. 2. Because only scoring better marks

Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences. 1:State the Three health hazards of improper disposal of e-waste? Ans.: E-waste refers to the thrown out electronics equipment like computers,printers,televisions and cell phones etc.which are harmful to our eco-system if not disposed properly. 1. Burning up of e-waste releases poisonous gases which creates air pollution and also affects epithelial cells of human lungs and cause cancer. 2. Cadmium is a hazardous chemical which can have dangerous impact on health of our kidneys. 3. Exposure to barium can cause muscle weakness, brain swelling and impact spleen and liver. 4. Chronic exposure to arsenic could cause skin diseases and impact nervous system. 5. Dumping of e-waste in landfills results in soil pollution. E-waste recycling generates plenty of valuable resources such as iron, copper, aluminum and gold. It also contains heavy metals like lead, tin, bauxite etc. These potentially harmful chemicals get leached into soil which ultimately poll

Gurmeet Singh  (abanded in Patna) Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1: Express your views/ideas on: Service to humanity is service to Almighty. Ans.:1. ‘Service to humanity is service to Almighty’. 2. Around us there are so many poor who need dignity some care. Most of them are deprived of food, shelter, cloths and medical treatments. 3. When they need hospitality they are left to their fate. When poor are sent to hospital in some case of suffering from diseases and when they recover they are either sent to rehab homes or returned to the streets people. 4. Those who are well established should contribute to social activities and help to improve the wrenched life. Conditions of the poor worshipping Godin temples is not the true service to Almighty but to help humanity in any form is real service to Almighty. 2:State any three words/adjectives to describe the patients in the Abandoned ward in patna. Ans: 1. Limbs amputated 2. Bed ragged-woman with wild hair 3. Leg in traction 4. B

  Answer in 5-6 sentence 1. Express the views of JRD TATA about a leader. Ans: Approachable: - J.R.D. had no problems making friends easily. He had one of the most comfortable personalities that was probably his benchmark of becoming a successful individual. Diplomatic: - One of the most difficult talents is to say ‘no’ in a nice manner. But Diplomacy was never a problem for J.R.D. Even when he was angry at Nehru for going against industrialists, he was never rude but made his point diplomatically and walked away friends.Realistic: - J.R.D. never plunged into unviable projects, howsoever exciting they might be. He briefly flirted with the idea of making bombers with “Tata Aircraft”—but despite his love for flying, he shot down the project himself when it became clear that there was no money to be made. Charismatic: - When J.R.D. was elected chairman of the group, there was no question about the selection. There was no one else who could have been chosen by the board. J.R.D. by then was

Answer the following in 4 to 6 sentences 1. Express your views on: Christiano Ronaldo. Ans: Throughout his career, Cristiano Ronaldo’s success has always been compared to  someone else’s. In the early days, when he started to catch the international eye at Manchester  United, the question was whether he will ever be able to do what Luis Figo did in his career. This comparison existed only for a short while. Short enough for people to forget it ever existed, and for good reason. for what came after that has polarised those who follow football for over a  decade. Everything Ronaldo did was seen through the stencil of Lionel Messi’s achievements. 2. Express your views /ideas on: Easy Success. Ans:There is no such thing as easy success. All successes originate in mind. First of all it makes  its presence felt in the form of a vision, idea, inspiration, or a dream. Turning the mental concept  into tangible reality requires a long effort and perseverance. The entire course that leads to  suc

Shiva And Krishna Vedavyasa 2 - 4 MARKS 1.  Express your views/ideas on: Helping the needy people. Ans: There are several ways and means to help the needy but nothing works better than making a contribution to an organisation dedicated to helping poor communities battle poverty. Not only do you bring about change on the ground. Apart from donation, volunteering, becoming a fundraiser and campaigning for a cause are some other ways to fight the menace of poverty in India. 2.  Express your views/ideas on: Gratitude for help received from someone. Ans:  People can use gratitude to form new social relations, or to build upon and make current ones better. Acts of gratitude can be used to apologize, make amends or help solve other problems people may face. Alternatively, people may feel gracious because it can be an intrinsically rewarding process. Simply being grateful for being alive is a great way to motivate oneself to seize the day. The idea that tomorrow is not guaranteed is a