Diploma I scheme semester 1 English

9 .DOER TO MENTOR Q. Answer the following questions in 3 to 4 sentences. 1. Explain the terms: Doer and Mentor.    1) Doer: - He is the person who does something a person who acts rather than merely talking or thinking.    2) Mentor: - He is an experienced and trusted advisor He is a guide or counselor. 2. Explain the terms: Delegator and Leader    1) Delegator: - He is person who is appointed to act for other person he is an elected official.   2) Leader: - He is person who leads or commands a group, organization or a country He is the chief, head of an organization or a country. 3. Express your views/ ideas on: Planning for success.    1) You should focus on your goal while planning for a success    2) You have to develop new skills.    3) One should also do time planning for success.    4) You should also take the guidance of your parents and successful persons.    5) Concentrate on you...

6.BE REMARKABLE Q.Answer the following questions in 3 to 4 sentences. 1. Write the full form form of the addeviations: IQ, EQ, and SQ.      I.Q. Intelligence Quotient      E.Q. Emotional Quotient      S.Q. Situational Intelligence Quotient 2. State the meaning of the words, ‘Remarkable’, according to the author.    10 Remarkable means more then mark of the students.    2) Re means really exceptional.    3) Able means the ability to use IQ, EQ and SQ    4) TO have really exceptional marks and be very able    5) It means to live a remarkable life. 3. List the qualities of emotionally stable people.    1) They are not discouraged by failure.    2) They get adapted to the changes.    3) Ability to solve the problem.    4) He learns form mistakes.    5) He is able to recover form failure.    6) He has a positive mindset...

7.ARUNIMA SINHA: A BIOGRAPHY Q.Answer the following questions in 3 to 4 sentences. 1. Name the academy started by Arunima and states its motto.    The name of the academy is ‘Shahid Chandrashekhar Azad Viklong Khel Academy’    1) Its motto is to provide the very best sports facility to handicap children, especially the poor once.    2) She is spending all the prize money that she earns to nurture this academy. 2. Name the awards won by Arunima Sinha.    1) She gets the Padma Shri award. 3. Name the peaks climbed by Arunima Sinha.    1) Mount Everest in Asia.    2) Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa.    3) Mount Elbrus in Europ.    4) Mount Kosciuszko in Australia.    5) Mount Aconcagua in South America.    6) Mount Carstensz Q.Answer the following questions in 5 to 6 sentences. 1. Express your views/ideas on: positive thinking.    1) A positive person believes that h...

8  SAVE YOURSELF Q.Answer the following questions in 3 to 4 sentences. 1. Express your views/ideas on: Road Safety.    1) Life is precious, so we should tack care of road safety    2) We should always follow the traffic rules.    3) We should always wear helmet while riding, whether it is a long distance ride or short distance ride.    4) It is our responsibility to hospitalize the person who get injured on the road we should help them.    5) We should create awareness in the society about road safely.    6) We should afar medical help to the injured persons.    7) Drive your vehicles within the speed limits.    8) Don’t drink alcohol drinks while driving.  2. Express your views/ideas on: Save yourself form Mobile Addiction.    1) We should try to minimize the use of cell phones because the emit the radio waves which are harmful.    2) We may suffer from brain dama...

A MESSIAH FOR THE ABANDONED SICK ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. 1. State any four points of Gurmeet Sing’s personality that has attracted you. Philanthropist: he helps abandoned patients who cannot afford costly medicine. Kind hearted man: he was a kind hearted man who provides food every day. Regularity: for abandoned patients, he has not gone on vacation for 13 years. Devotion: his devotion to his patients is matched by sing’s unchanging routine. 2. Trace the beginning of Gurmeet Sing for the abandoned patients. Two decades ago, a woman, who was selling plastic bags, came at singh’s shop carrying a badly scalded boy in her arms. It was a hot day. Singh saw tears in her eyes. Then he saw her boy who had got burnt. He took them do government hospital in Patna and found that there was nobody to treat him. The doctors were on strike. He saw that the poor and abandoned were affected badly. He was very angry and he decided to do something to the abandoned patients. 3. Summ...

WEEE" redirects here. For the EU directive, see  Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive . Defective and obsolete electronic equipment Electronic waste  or  e-waste  describes discarded electrical or  electronic devices . Used electronics which are destined for reuse, resale, salvage, recycling, or disposal are also considered e-waste. Informal processing of e-waste in  developing countries  can lead to adverse human health effects and  environmental pollution . Electronic scrap components, such as  CPUs , contain potentially harmful materials such as  lead ,  cadmium ,  beryllium , or  brominated flame retardants .  Recycling and disposal of e-waste may involve significant risk to health of workers and communities in developed countries [1]  and great care must be taken to avoid unsafe exposure in recycling operations and leaking of materials such as heavy metals from  landfills ...

JRD Tata was born as Jehangir on 29 July 1904 into a  Parsi  family. He was the second child of businessman  Ratanji Dadabhoy Tata and his French wife,  Suzanne "Sooni" Brière . [3] His father was a first cousin of  Jamsetji Tata , a pioneer industrialist in India. He had one elder sister Sylla, a younger sister Rodabeh and two younger brothers Darab and Jamshed (called Jimmy) Tata. His sister, Sylla, was married to  Dinshaw Maneckji Petit , the third baronet of Petits. His sister's daughter,  Rattanbai Petit , was the wife of  Muhammad Ali Jinnah , who later became the founder of  Pakistan  in August 1947. Their daughter,  Dina Jinnah , was married to  Neville Wadia , a notable businessman. As his mother was French, he spent much of his childhood in France and as a result,  French was his first language. He attended the Janson De Sailly School in Paris. [4]  One of the teachers at that school used to call him L'...

2. GRIND                                                                                                                 - Sundareswaran C. Que: give the contextual meanings of the following words: Crucial- extremely important To pop up- to appear or happen Exhausted- extremely tired To grind- to take extreme efforts relentlessly To put in- to give, to apply strength To hone- completely suitable for its purpose To give up- to stop trying, to leave Devastating- causing a lot of damage or destruction Comfort zone- a situation in which in which you feel comfortable and in which your ability and determination are not being tested To embrace- face and accept Adversity- a difficult or unlucky situation ...

1. Shiva’s blessing - Aditya sharma Que: give the contextual meanings of the following words: Desperation: hopeless Prompted: to lead to do or something Reckoned: think / consider / imagine Sparsely: scattered / scantily Clientele: customers Mock: an imitation Excursion: tour / pleasure trip Comprehend: understand Convocation: an academic assembly in which certificate is distributed Substantially: largely / considerably Answer the following questions in 3 to 4 sentences. 1. Express your views / ideas on : helping the needy people. We should help the needy especially woh are in need. we should take care of needy. we should talk with them politely. we should give them respect and love. 2. Express your views / ideas on: gratitude for help received from someone. You may feel grateful for your friends, family, health, and circumstances, but it may not always be easy to know how you should express that. To truly express your gratitude, you have to be kind, open,...