F42Roll No. :Max. Marks : 25

No. of Printed Pages : 2Duration: 1 Hr.

0.1 A) Read the following extract and answer the questions given below. (9)India today is one of the most exciting tourist destinations in the world. The

varied and vast landscape of the country forms a beautiful background to the

cultural mosaic that is India. The visitor is spoiled for choice. In the north is the

pristine, snow clad majesty of the Himalayas-considered one of the most interesting

mountain ranges in the world due to the sheer diversity of its flora and fauna.

From the fragrant valleys of Kashmir, famed for their saffron, sapphires and apples, ~

to the mystic Buddhism of the foggy mountains in Sikkim; from the cold deserts of

Leh and Ladakh to the fabled playground of the gods - Uttarakhand; the length and

breadth of the Himalayan range offers an unparalleled journey.

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Q.2

1) Why is India among the most exciting destinations ?

2) What important aspects of the North India does the writer depict in this extract?

Explain

3) Which place would you like to visit during vacations ? Why?4) Do as directed:

i) India today is one of the most exciting tourist destinations in the world.

(Change into positive degree)

ii) The visitor is spoiled for choice. (Add a question tag)iii) The Himalayan Range offers an unparalled journey. (Change the voice)

5) Find out the words from the passage which mean -

1) Plants and animals

2) extremely clean

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B) Do as directed.

1) Eye Check up was organised for villagers.(Use appropriate articles)

2) Many animals have been living in water.

(Identify the Tense)

3) As soon as the King finished speaking, the people began to cheer him.(Use no sooner than)

4) -He said to me, "What is your profession" ? (Change into indirect speech)

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A) Read the following extract and answer the questions given below.

Does the memory of past glories

Bring tears to your eyes?

Does the thought of royal stories

Draw from your bosom tender sighs?

Oh, grieve not for the throne and the crown,

You who have seen Persia, Greece and Rome drown

In seas of oblivion,

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You who have seen them rise again with renewed vigour.

March on, march on, march on,Rousing yourselves from this fatal stupor.

Harken, there sounds the clarion call,

We must build a new T~jmahal

Out of this dust,We must, we must, we must.

Questions:

1) What does the poet appeal the youths to build out of the dust ? (1)

2) What message does the poet give to the youths through this poem? (1)

3) How, according to you, can India be changed from a developing stage to a (1)

developed one ?

4) Find and explain the figure of speech in the following line. (1)

'Oh grieve not for the throne and the crown'

Q.2 B) Read the following extract and answer the questions given below. (4)

What happened on one dayThey brought her in a cart

Her eyes were open

Blood gushed from her mouthHer partner saluted

Came near, caressed us and said 'Balu'

We saw mutely everything

We searched our umbrella

Our roof, our mother.

Questions:

1) What happened to poet's mother on one day ?

2) Who is called umbrella? why?

3) What role does family play in the making of our life ?

4) Find and explain the figure of speech in the following line.

'Our roof, our mother'

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Q.3 Write a letter to the editor of a newspaper drawing attention to the increasing noise (4).pollution in your area.

Roll No. -------- F54 Max. Marks:- 25

Duration:- 1 Hr. Printed Pages:- 02

Note:- 1. All Questions are compulsory.

2. No Graph papers will be issued.

Q. 1. A. Fill in the blanks with appropriate alternatives from the bracket. (3)

1. Unemployment during the off season is known as .------- unemployment.

( seasonal, structural, educated, urban)

2. Joblessness forced on able bodied persons refers to -----------------

( voluntary unemployment, underemployment, full employment, involuntaryunemployment)

3. Technically, drawing histogram is a first step before drawing -----------

( frequency curve, frequency polygon, ogives, pie diagram )

B. Match the following:- (3)

'A' 'B'

1. Less than ogive a. Frequency Polygon

2. Smooth free hand drawing b. Cumulative frequencies

3. Surplus labour against upper limits

c. Frequency curved. Disguised unemployment

C. State whether the following statements are true or false. (4)

1. White collar job preference is one of the causes of voluntary unemployment.

2. Joint family system contributes to the problem of unemployment.

3. Histogram can represent ungrouped data.

Q. 2. Answer any three. (15)

1. Distinguish between Unemployment & Underemployment.

2. Explain a) Cyclical unemployment b) Structural unemployment.

3. Explain any five remedial measures to fight unemployment problem in India.

4. Represent the following data with' less than' & ' more than' ogives>'

Weekly Wages (Rs) No. of Workers40-45 0845-50 1150-55 1555-60 1360-65 1265-70 11

.5. Draw a histogram & a frequency polygon for the data below:-

Marks No. of Students10-15 1015-20 1220-25 1325-30 2230-35 2035-40 0740-45 04

6. Draw two separate diagrams a. Histogram b. Frequency Curve for the

following data:-

Height in Cms No. of Children150-154 10154-158 12158-162 20162-168 10168-172 08

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Duration: 1 Hr

F56 Marks: 25

Printed Pages: 2

On the basis of following transactions prepare a two columnar cashbook of Mr. Anand.

2013

Opening balances - Cash ~ 10,000, Bank (credit) ~ 3,000.

Purchased goods worth ~ 5,000 at 10%T.O. for cash from Ms.Bhakti.

Sold goods worth ~ 16,000 on the terms of 10% CD. to Ms.Shanti. Half the payment was received immediately bycheque. The cheque was deposited into bank.

~ 10,000 transferred from Savings A/c to Current A/c.

A chair purchased from Aaram Furniture Mart for ~ 2,500.Payment was made by a bearer cheque.

Remaining payment received for the goods sold on May 4 bycheque which was deposited into bank. No discount wasallowed.

May 17 The cheque received on May 15 was dishonoured. Ms. Shantipaid us equivalent cash.

May 22 Cash withdrawn from Bank ~ 2,000 for office use and ~ 1,000for personal use .

May 31 It was decided to maintain cash balance of ~ 10,000 for future.Excess, if any, to be deposited into bank. In case of deficit,required cash to be withdrawn from bank .

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May 2

May4

May8

May 12

May 15

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Prepare an analytical petty cash book of Mr. Good on the basis offollowing transactions:

2013

Nov. 1 Received cash of ~ 1,000 to cover the imprest of, 1,500.

Nov. 3 Faxsent to Chennai ~ 140.

Nov. 4 Paid taxi fare ~ 160.

Nov. 9 Files purchased for ~ 120.

Nov. 12 Paid to Ms. Fine in settlement of her account, 300.

Nov. 17 Paid carriage ~ 150.

Nov. 21 Paid Diwali tips to Postman ~ 50.

Nov. 23 Paid Auto fare ~ 65.

Nov. 26 Paid courier charges ~ 100.

Nov. 27 Refills purchased for, 45.

Nov. 29 Paid carriage, 110.

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Roll No. :•• Max. Marks : 25

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No. of Printed Pages : 1Duration : 1 Hr.

Q.1 A) Select the proper option from the options given below and rewrite the following (5)sentences:

1. . , minimises the risk of non-payment for the exporter.a) Bill of Lading b) Letter of Credit c) Advice Note

2. . facilitates purchase decisiona) Labelling b) Warehousing c) Assembling

3. When two countries enter into a mutual exchange of technology and patents itis known as .a) Contract manufacturing b) Licensing c) Cross-licensing

4. . involves transfer of ownership of goods to the buyer for a price .•

a) Promoting b) Selling c) Packaging

5. Transport creates utility.a) Place b) Time c) Possessions

B) Match the pairs :A

1. Exchange Control Department2. Indian Trade Promotion Organisation3. Bill of Entry4. World Trade Organisation5. Pizza Hut and McDonalds

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Ba) Genevab) Import Tradec) Franchise businessd) Reserve Bank of Indiae) Fairs and Exhibitionsf) Export Trade

(5)C) State whether the following statements are 'TRUE' of 'FALSE' :1. Internal trade handles import and export.2. Advertisements have educative value.3. World Bank provides financial assistance only to developed countries.4. The Bureau of Indian Standard issues the ISI mark.5. Marketing creates poverty.

Q.2 Write short notes: (any ~ .

1. Marketing mix2. Modes of Entry into international business.3. Channels of distribution4. Importance of International business.

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Roll No. :Max. Marks : 25

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No. of Printed Pages : 1Duration : 1 Hr.

•Q.1 A) Select the proper option from the options given below and rewrite the Completed (5)

sentences:1. . is appointed by shareholders in the annual general meeting.

(Secretary, Auditor)

2. A public limited company having a paid up share capital of Rs .must have a whole time managing director.(5 crore, 2 crore)

3. . is an intimation regarding the meeting given to the persons.(Notice, Voting)

4. The business to be transacted at he meting is called .(Motion, Agenda)

5. A proxy form must be deposited in the registered office of the companyat/east. hours before the meeting.(48, 24)

B) Match the columns :Group "A"

a) Company Secretaryb) Meetingc) Departmental Managerd) Casting votee) Quorum

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Group "B"1) Gathering of two or more persons2) Incharge of particular Department3) Chairman4) Minimum Number of persons5) Auditor6) Statutory and Administrative duties

C) State whether the following statements are 'TRUE' of 'FALSE' :1. For passing special resolution 65% majority is required.2. The amendment must be in writing.3. Minutes always prepared in future tense4. A point of orde ,js a question raised regarding the conduct of a meeting.5. A poll is a open method of voting.

Q.2 Write short notes: (any ~1. Chairman2. Agenda3. Motion

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F64Roll No. :Max. Marks 25

No. of Printed Pages 2Duration: 1 Hr.

Note:i) All questions are compulsory.

Figures to the right indicate full marks.

Use of log table is allowed.iii)

Q.1 A) Attempt any six: (12)

i) Find the value of x if, I ~ 3x+2

= O.

ii) A (5, -2) and B (-4, 2). Find the equation of the locus of point P which is

equidistance from the points A and B.

iii) State the equation of line with slope -2 and y-intercept 3.

iv) The lower and upper quartiles of a distribution are 15 and 21 respectively and

it's median is 17. Find Bowley's Coefficient of skewness Skp.

v) If ~4 = 108, find ~2 if the distribution is mesokurtic.

10 !vi) Compute, .

3! x 7!

vii) There are 4 candidates for an English Scholarship, 3 candidates for a Histcry

scholarship and 2 candidates for a sanskrit scholarship. In how many ways,

anyone of these scholarships be awarded ?

B) Attempt any three: (9)

i) Solve x-2y=3, -x+3z=5 and 4y-z=1 equations by using Cramer's Rule.

ii) Find the value of a and b if the points (3, 2) and (-1, -2) lie on the locus

ax+by=5.

iii) Calculate Skp for the following set of observations.

15, 16, 21, 15, 20, 16, 19, 16, 13, 14, 16

iv) If 11Pr_1 : 12Pr_2 = 14 : 3, find r.

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C) Attempt any one : (4) ~

i) A (3, -4), B (-1, 6) and C (-5, -8) are the vertices of 8. ABC. Find the

equations of the lines joining the mid-points of the sides of 8.ABC.

ii) In how many ways can 5 students be selected out of 11 students if,

i) 2 particular students are included.

ii) 2 particular students are not included.

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Q2) Write anyone outdoor game in brief with the diagram?

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