Harry Potter: The Complete Collection (1-7)

J.K. Rowling

Pottermore Publishing, 14-Dec-2015 - 

Fiction - 4236 pages

About the author (2015)

J.K. Rowling is the author of the record-breaking, multi-award-winning Harry Potter novels. Loved by fans around the world, the series has sold over 500 million copies, been translated into over 80 languages, and made into eight blockbuster films. She has written three companion volumes in aid of charity: Quidditch Through the Ages and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (in aid of Comic Relief and Lumos), and The Tales of Beedle the Bard (in aid of Lumos), as well as a screenplay inspired by Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which marked the start of a five-film series to be written by the author. She has also collaborated on a stage play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two, which opened in London’s West End in the summer of 2016, and on Broadway in the spring of 2018. In 2012 J.K. Rowling’s digital company Pottermore was launched, where fans can enjoy news, features, and articles, as well as original content from J.K. Rowling. She is also the author of The Casual Vacancy, a novel for adult readers, and the Strike crime series, written under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith. She has received many awards and honours, including an OBE and Companion of Honour, France’s Légion d’honneur, and the Hans Christian Andersen Award.

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Std:- 8th Maharashtra board Science Part 1:- Living World and Classification of Microbes Quiz Qna Module

 1. Living World and Classification of Microbes 

Q1 Who divided living organism into two kingdom? 

Q2 Which are two Kingdom of living organism? 

Q 3 How many living organism are found on the earth? 

Q4 What Biological Classification? 

Q5 Who divided living organism into Five groups 

Q6Which criteria considered by Whittaker for Classification ? 

Q7 Draw five Kingdom system of classification? 

Q 8Write the characteristics of Kingdom Monera? 

Q9Write the characteristics of Kingdom Protista? 

Q10 Draw diagrams of Euglena &Amoeba ? 

Q11Write the characteristics of Kingdom Fungi ? 

Q12Draw diagrams of fungi? 

Q13Draw web of classification of Microorganisms ? 

Q14 Write the characteristics of Bacteria? 

Q 15 Draw diagrams of Bacteria? 

Q 16 Write the characteristics of Protozoa ? 

Q 17Draw diagrams of Paramecium ? 

Q 18 Explain the nutrition in Fungi ? 

Q 19 Write the characteristics of Algae ? 

Q 20 Write the characteristics of Virus ? 

Q 21 Arrange the following in ascending order of size. 

Q 22 State whether the Following Statements are true or false. 

Q 23Who am I (Exercises Q No. 6 Page No 5) . 

Q 24 Fill the Blanks. 

Q 25Find out my partner OR match the pair.

Q 22 State whether the Following Statements are true or false.

1) Lactobacilli are harmful bacteria- False

2) Cell wall of fungi is made up of chitin- True

3) Organ of locomotion in amoeba is pseudopodia- True

4) Tomato wilt is a viral disease- True

5) Algae are found on decaying organic matter- False

Q 23Who am I

1) I don’t have nucleus cell organelles or plasma membrane---Monera

2) I have nucleus ad membrane bound cell organelles- Protozoa

3) I live on decaying organic matter- Fungi

4) I reproduce mainly by cell division – Bacteria

5) I can produce my replica- Virus

6) I am green but don’t have organs- Algae

Q 24Fill the blanks

1) Bacteria reproduce by simplebinary fission.( page 3)

2) Protozoa are found in soil , and water.( page 4)

3) Fungi absorb their food from decaying organic matter. ( page 4)

4) Algae areaquatic( page 4)

5) Viruses causes many diseases to plants and animals.( page 4)

Q 24Match the pair

1) Fungi -------------- Candida

2) Protozoa --------------- Amoeba

3) Virus -------------- Prokaryotic

4) Algae -------------- Chlorella

5) Bacteria -------

---------- Bacteriophage

Maharashtra board Science Part 1:- Gravitation QNA Quiz Module

Lesson no.1 Gravitation

Gravitation 

Choose the correct alternative and complete the following sentence. 

1) Where is weight of body is maximum ?.

a) At the moon b)at the poles c) at the equator d) at the center of earth 2) The line joining the planet and the Sun sweeps --------- areas in equal intervals of time. a)Half b) Double c) Uqual d) unqual 3) Every object in the Universe------------ every other object with a definite force. a) attracts b) reflacts c) free fall d) none of these 4) Weight of the object on the earth =---------  a)
- b)
- c)
- d)
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5) Weight being a force ,its SI unit is ---------  a) kg b) cms c)gm/s2 d) Newton 6) Mass is a ------------------ quantity  a) vector b) natural c) scalar d) smaller 7) SI unit of Gravitational constant is ------  a) dyne.cm2/g2 b) N.m2/kg2 c) dyne.cm3/g3 d) N.m3/kg38) The value of “g”was first experimentally measured by --------------  a) Mery Query b) IssacNewton c) Johannes Kepler d) Henry Cavendish 9) The center of mass of any object having - ------------ density is at its centroid.  a) uniform b) less c) more d) opposite10) The level of water in the sea changes because of the gravitional force exerted by the --------------  a) Sun b) Earth c)Moon d)Soil 11) Earth’s gravitational acceleration is denoted by -----------------  a) “ f ” b) “ g ” c) “ s ” d) “ u ”12) ---------- of an object changes from place to place. a) Speed b) Acceleration c) Mass d)Weight 13) Value of “g” is lowest at the --------------- a) poles b) equator c) center d) mount everest 14) Find out the wrong pair. a) `Weight----------Kg b) Mass---- Kg  c) Acceleration due to gravity ---- m/s2d) `Gravitational constant ---- Nm2/kg2 15) Which statement of the following is True. a) `Weight on Moon is 6 time grater than earth b) We can jump 6 times higher on moon as compared to earth.  c) Moon is 6 times smaller than earth  d) Weight on Moon is double than earth 16) True free fall is possible only in ----------.a) vacuum b) air c) water d) soil 17) Which statement of the following is true for free fall a) `Acceleration of heavy object is greter than light object. b) Acceleration of heavy object is less than light object. c) Acceleration of heavy and light object is equal. d) None of any above. 18) --------- is zero at the center of the earth. a) Acceleration b) Speed c) Weight d)Mass19) The reason for value of “g” is not same everyvery on the surface of earth  a) The shape of earth is not exactly spherical.  b) The shape of earth is exactly spherical.. c) The earth revolet around the Sun. d) None of any above.20) Maximum hight reached by man made balloonis-----------------Km.  a) 36.6 b) 400 c) 8.8 d)66.321) According to Kepler’s third law T2Ü r n where n =-----------  a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4 22) Weight is a ------------------ quantity  a) vector b) natural c) scalar d) smaller23) Value of “g” is higest at the -------------- a) poles b) equato rc) center d) mount everest 24) SI unit of -weight is ----------------------  a) kg b) cms c)gm/s2 d) Newton 25) ------------------ can never be zero  a) force b) mass c) weight d) gravity  26) The weight on the moon is nearly --------of the weight on the earth a)1/6th b) 6/6th c) 1/16th d) 3/6th27) The acceleration due to gravity does not depend on the ---------- of the body a)hight b) weight c) Mass d) force 28) What is the value of ‘ g’ at the Mount Everest a) 8.8 m/s2 b) 9.7 m/s2 c) 9.8 m/s2 d) 8.9 m/s229) CGS unit of weight is ------------------ a)kg b) dyne c)gm/s2 d) Newton 30) ----------- is zero at the center of the earth a)force b) mass c) weight d) gravity Answers 1) b) at the poles 2) c) Uqual 3) attracts 4) b)
- 5) d) Newton 6) c) scalar 7) b) N.m2/kg2 8) d)Henry Cavendis 9).a) uniform 10) c) Moon 11 ) b) “ g ” 12) d)Weight 13) b) equator 14) a) `Weight----Kg 15) b) We can jump 6 times higher on moon as compared to earth. 16) a) vacuum 17) c) Acceleration of heavy and light object is equal. 18) c) Weight 19) a) The shape of earth is not exactly spherical. 20) a) 36.6 21) c) 3 22) a) vector 23) a) poles 24) d) Newton 25) a) mass 26) a)1/6th27) c) Mass 28) c) 9.8 m/s2 29) b) dyne 30) c) weight

Great Mythologies of the World by The Great Courses.pdf

 

Summary:-

The deep-seated origins and wide-reaching lessons of ancient myths built the foundation for our modern-day legacies. ... In Great Mythologies of the World, you'll travel through space and time to access some of the greatest myths in history from Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

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THE FREE VOICE -Ravish kumar

 

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'This brave and timely book should be required reading for every Indian.'--Nayantara Sahgal In this revised paperback edition of his best-selling book, Ravish Kumar, one of our bravest and most mature ... 

Originally published: 27 February 2018

Author: Ravish Kumar

Genre: Humour

Original language: English

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Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Foundation Guide - by :-Sagar Ajay Rahalkar

Summary:-

There have been drastic changes in technology over the past decade or so. The technology landscape is now 

shifting toward mobility, the Cloud, and the Internet of Things (IoT). Directly or indirectly, this technology 

change also brings new security risks along. This has given rise to a high demand for Information Security 

professionals across the globe. According to the few surveys available, the number of qualified Information 

Security professionals is far less than the actual demand. 

 Securing assets from a variety of threats is an interesting and equally rewarding job. There several 

training programs and certifications that will get you started with your career in Information Security. 

One such popular certification is Certified Ethical Hacker from the EC-Council. This certification is quite 

comprehensive and intensive, covering various aspects of ethical hacking. The best thing is that it doesn’t 

need any prequalification. Anyone with a keen interest in hacking and security can opt for this certification. 

Because the course syllabus is vast, however, it can take a lot of effort to grasp all the concepts. This book is 

essentially a foundation guide that covers not only the basics of hacking but also other basic prerequisites 

that will help you understand the core topics in a better way. Going through this book before you take the 

CEH course and certification will ease the process of absorbing knowledge during the course. An appendix 

describing various Information Security career paths and another on interview preparation have also been 

included to guide the reader after successful completion of CEH certification. I wish all readers the very best 

for their career endeavors and hope you find this book to be valuable.

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