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Chapter 2 Atmosphere Very Short Answer Type Questions:  ( Madhayamik Questions and Answers)  Question 1. Where in the atmosphere over the earth’s surface ozone hole was first discovered? Answer: Antarctica. Question 2. Which type of rainfall is found in the Temperate zone? Answer: Cyclonic rain. Question 3. Which island of Sundarban was completely submerged due to global warming? Answer: Lohachara, Needmore. Question 4. In which layer of the atmosphere jet plane flies? Answer: Stratosphere. Question 5. What is the relative humidity of saturated air? Answer: 100%.

 ( Madhayamik Questions and Answers)  Chapter 1  Exogenic Processes And Resultant Landforms  ~ Very Short Answer Type Questions: Chapter 1 Exogenic Processes And Resultant Landforms Very Short Answer Type Questions: Question 1. Which bank of a river meander experiences more erosion? Answer: Concave slope / Outer bend Question 2. At which altitude, the snow line is found in polar region? Answer: sea level / 0 meter Question 3. Name the sand dunes formed parallel to the wind direction. Answer: Self-dunes / longitudinal dunes Question 4. Name the largest valley glacier of the world. Answer: Hubbard (122 km.) Question 5. What is the name of the Sandy desert in the Sahara? Answer: Ergs.

Peasant, Working Class And Left Movements In 20th-Century India, (History _Chapter 6 ~ WBBSE Questions and Answers ) Very Short Answer Type: Question 1. What was Moplah Revolt? Answer: Moplah Revolt of Malabar was a militant farmers’ rebellion in which thousands of Muslim farmers died. Question 2. What was the name of the party established by the leftist leader Singaravellu? Answer: Hindustan Workers’ and Farmers’ Party. Question 3. Which organisation was formed by Aswini Kumar Dutta to solve problems in the villages and to safeguard the interests of the peasants? Answer: Swadesh Bandhab Samity.

Alternative Ideas And Initiatives  ~ Chapter - 5 ( History_WBBSE Questions and Answers )   Very Short Answer Type: Question 1. Which was the first Bengali newspaper? Answer: Sambad Prabhakar. Question 2. When was linotype used for the first time? Answer: Linotype was first used in Ananda Bazar Patrika in 1935. Question 3. Who was the author of ‘Alaler Ghorer Dulal’? Answer: Pyarichand Mitra. Question 4. Which press was set up by Vidyasagar and his friend Madanmohan? Answer: Vidyasagar along with his friend Madanmohan set up the Sanskrit Press in 1847 at Patoldanga,62 Amherst Street. Question 5. Who was the pioneer of colored printing press in Asia? Answer: Upendrakishor Roy Chowdhury.

 Early Stages Of Collective Action ( Questions and Answers ) WBBSE 1 Marks Questions And Answers:   Question 1. Name a few English people who called the Sepoy Mutiny a National Revolt. Answer: Tory leader Disreily and English thinkers like J.B. Norton, Alexander Duff, Maleson, Bol, James, Outram and Holmes. Question 2. Who formed the Society for the Acquisition of General Knowledge? Answer: Pyarichand Mitra, Debendranath Tagore and two hundred other like-minded people. Question 3. What was the name of the society formed by Kalinath Chowdhury, Prasanna Kumar Tagore and Dwarkananth Tagore? Answer: Bangabhasha Prakashika Sabha. Question 4. Which was the largest political institution in the pre-Congress era? Answer: Bharat Sabha or Indian Association.

Click here for Index Introduction   In Mathematics, fractions  are defined as the parts of a whole. The whole can be an object or a group of objects. In real life, when we cut a piece of cake from the whole of it, then the portion is the fraction of the cake. A fraction is a word that is originated from Latin. In Latin, “ Fractus”  means “ broken” .  In ancient times, the fraction was represented using words. Later, it was introduced in numerical form. Generally, the fraction can be a portion of any quantity out of the whole thing and the whole can be any specific things or value.

Click here for the index Changes in state of matter in daily life  INTRODUCTION   I am presenting this project assignment on the topic ............ In this project I have tried to give all the important things and information. Nearly every substance can exist as a solid, a liquid, or a gas. These are the three common states of matter. Whether a substance is a solid, a liquid, or a gas depends on its temperature and the pressure placed on it. Any change in phase is accompanied by the taking in or release of heat energy because, as change takes place, the attractive forces between molecules are being broken down or being formed.  States of Matter  It has been observed that matter exists in nature in different forms. Some substances are rigid and have a fixed shape like wood and stone; some substances can flow and take the shape of their container like water, while there are forms of matter that do not have definite shape or size such as air.

Resistance And Rebellion~ History Chapter 3 Madhyamik (Questions and Answer)   Short Answer Type Questions :  1. When did the Rangpur peasant uprising occur ?  Answer : In 1783, farmers in Rangpur rose up against the government. The Rangpr Rebellion was led by Nuruluddin. 2. Who was debi Singh ?  Answer : Rangpur’s ijaradar was named Debi Singh. 3. By whom was the ijaradari system introduced?   Answer : The ijaradari system was introduced by Warren Hastings. 4. Who was Sui Munda?  Answer: The Kol Rebellion was headed by Sui Munda. 5.In which year did the Kol Rebellion take place? Answer:During the year 1831, the Kol Rebellion occurred.

Click here for the Index Adenovirus Infections Introduction   What are viruses?   A virus is  an infectious microbe consisting of a segment of nucleic acid (either DNA or RNA) surrounded by a protein coat . A virus cannot replicate alone; instead, it must infect cells and use components of the host cell to make copies of itself.

Click here for the Index Application of Chemistry in Food, Clothing,  Medicine,  Cosmetics and Industry Introduction Chemicals used in industry have a direct impact on our daily life, including what we eat, wear, travel, technology, how we treat illnesses, how we receive electricity, and many more. Many future concerns, such as sustainable energy and food production, environmental management, supplying safe drinking water, and improving human and environmental health, will be solved with chemistry.