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Self Management

  Chap 5   Self Management Q1. Tick the correct option. a.     What is self-management?   1)        Management of oneself 2)        Management of other 3)        Self-awareness 4)        Self-perseverance   b.     Which of the following statement about self-management is true?   1)             It boosts decision-making capacity . 2)             It decreases the chances of failure. 3)             It increases impulsive behaviour. 4)             It promotes brotherhood.   c.     Which of the following statements about self-management is not true? ...
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Nelson Mandela - Long Walk to Freedom

  Nelson Mandela - Long Walk to Freedom Long Walk to Freedom Note : Write the answer to   the questions in purple color only. Additional Questions 1.        How does Nelson Mandela describe the day of the inauguration? What significance does it hold for him? 2.        Why does Mandela feel that he is “simply the sum of all those African patriots” who had gone before him? 3.        What twin obligations does Mandela talk about, and how were black South Africans deprived of fulfilling them? 4.        What role did the leaders of the past play in Mandela’s life and ideals? 5.        Why does Mandela say, “Freedom is indivisible”? What does he mean by this?   Long Answer Type Questions (100–120 words) 1.        Discuss how Mandela's understanding of freedom evolved from his child...
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The Lost Child

  The Lost Child   Q u esti o ns Fr o m t h e b o ok     1.     W ha t are t h e thin g s th e c h i l d s ees o n h is w a y to the f a i r ? W hy d oes h e lag behi n d? 2.     In t h e f a ir h e w ants m a ny thin g s. W ha t are t h e y ? W hy does h e m o v e o n w ithout w aiting f or a n          a ns w er? 3.     W he n d oes he r e al i ze t hat he has lo s t his w ay? How h a v e h is an x ie t y a nd ins e cur i ty b een                      d escr ib ed? 4.     W h y does t h e lost c hi l d lose i nt e rest in t he th in g s that he had w an te d ear l ier?   5.     W ha t d o y ou th i nk h ap pens i n t h e e nd? D oes t h e c hi l d f i n d h is par e nts?         Additi o nal Q uesti o ns:     1. ...
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Tenses

  TENESE Tense is defined as the form of the verb that tells the relation between time and action. It denotes the time when the action is completed or the state of being. There are three types of tenses: Present, Past and Future. These three tenses are further categorized as given below. Simple Present Tense   The simple present tense is used to express-   • habitual actions:        Ex: She takes milk after dinner.      • unchanging situations:               Ex:    He works at a restaurant.    •   direction and instructions:                   Ex: Take the powder and mix it with cool water.     • scheduled programs and events in future:         Ex:   The magic show begins at 6 p.m. ...
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