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This might have happened so for the following reasons: After the introduction of cotton fabrics into Britain from the East India Company in the early l7th century, cotton clothes had become fashion and very popular among the local .....

18. Find the complimentary of :

36⁰

Compliment of 360 = 900 – 360 (∵ sum of complementary angles is 900 ) = .....

19. Find the complimentery of :

25⁰

Compliment of 250 = 900 – 250 (∵ sum of complementary angles is 900 ) = .....

20. Round off the following number to the nearest ten without using number line.

813

So, 813 is rounded down to 810. Reason:(In the given number 813, the last digit is 3 which is lesser than 5. So, the next number lesser than 813 and ending with a zero is .....

21. Round off the following number to the nearest ten using number line.

27

From the number line, 27 is closer to 30 than 20. Thus 27 is rounded up to .....

22. Round off the following number to the nearest hundred using number line.

283

From the number line, 283 is closer to 300 than 200. Thus 283 is rounded up to .....

23. Round off the following number to the nearest ten using number line.

64

From the number line, 64 is closer to 60 than 70. Thus 64 is rounded up to .....

24. Write the place values of the underlined digits of the following numbers in National as well as International number system.

754896312541

According to National number system : forty crore i.e. 40, 00, 00,000 According to International number system : four hundred million i.e. .....

25. Underline the correct numbers.

3 in the hundreds place 7354 5673 3560 2530

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26. Write the Hindu-Arabic number for LXIV and MDCLXVI.

LXIV = LX + IV = 50 + 10 + 5 - 1 .....

27. How many types seasons are there? List them.

There are four types of seasons.They are: 1. Spring 2. Summer 3. Winter 4. .....

28. What is the place value of 7 in 572964310 both in Hindu-Arabic and in International number system?

Given number is, 572964310 Place value of 7 in Hindu-Arabic number system = 7 crore .....

29. Sonika bought 370 sweets and shared them equally among 5 children. How many sweets did each child get?

Here, Total sweets bought = 370 Total number of children = 5 Each child got 370 ÷ 5 sweets. Then, 5) 370 (74 - 35 20 - .....

30. Saurav reads 7 stories per day. In how many days does he read 28 stories?

Here, Total stories finished in a day = 7 Stories to be finished = 28 Now, Total days to complete 28 stories = 28 ÷ 7 .....

31. Write the following Devanagari number into words.

३६७२००८७६४३

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32. If 56 rupees is to be shared equally among 8 boys, how much will each boy receive?

Here, Total amount to be shared = Rs.56 Total number of boys = 8 Now, Total amount received by each boy = Rs.56 ÷ 8 = .....

33. Hari spends Rs.455 in 7 days. He spends equal amount of money every day. How many rupees does he spend every day?

Here, Total amount spend by Hari in 7 days = Rs. 455 Now, Total amount of money he spend every day = 455 ÷ 7 7) 455 (65 - 42 035 - 35 .....

34. Express the following number as the product of their prime factors by factors tree diagram method.

86

Showing the factors of 86 by a tree diagram, We get, So, 86 = 2 × .....

35. Round off the following number to the nearest hundred using number line.

487

From the number line, 487 is closer to 490 than 480. Thus 487 is rounded up to .....

36. Express the following number as the product of their prime factors by factors tree diagram method.

144

Showing the factors of 144 by a tree diagram, We get, So, 144 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 × .....

37. Round off the following number to the nearest hundred using number line.
327

From the number line, 327 is closer to 300 than 400. Thus 327 is rounded up to .....

38. Find the cube root of 1000.

1000 = 2 × 2 × 2 × 5 × 5 × 5 = 23 × 53 ∴ ∛ 1000 = ∛ (23 × 53) = 2 × 5 .....

39. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words from the brackets.

(heat, moon, night, sets, rises)

1. When the sun _____, the day begins.

2. When the sun ______, the day ends.

3. The stars twinkle at _____.

4. The _____ shines at night.

5. The sun gives us _____ and light.

1. When the sun rises, the day begins. 2. When the sun sets, the day ends. 3. The stars twinkle at night. 4. The moon shines at night. 5. The sun gives us heat and .....

40. What may be needed to make the role of civil societies more effective in Nepal? Write in points.

It is true that many of the civil societies of Nepal are not quite effective. The following measures can be applied to make them effective: a. Maintain proper-coordination between the government and the civil societies. b. Raise .....

41. Democracy is not only a system of government but also a way of life. Discuss.

Democracy is now the most popular form of government in the world though it has different forms practiced in different countries. Besides, it is also a way of life. It is so because democratic norms and values' .....

42. Write the following number according to Hindu-Arabic numeral system.
४१४१२५०

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43. What roles can you play in abolishing social evils and perversions such as untouchability and dowry system? Discuss in your group and share with others.

We students can play some parts to contribute to abolishing social evils and perversions such as untouchability and dowry system. a. Students can organize awareness programmes such as rallies, processions and seminars. b. They can tell the ordinary .....

44. In order of complexities arrange the social problems in your list. Also show them in your list. Also show them in two separate lists- one for those existing traditionally and the other for those introduced due to technological advancements and our habit of copying others.

In order of complexities the social problems above can be listed as: a. unemployment b. corruption c. superstition .....

45. Write the following numeral in Roman number system.

1008

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46. Write the number 754623 in place value table and also write its number name according to Hindu-Arabic number system.

Lakhs .....

47. Write the following number in figure putting commas in appropriate places.
Four thousand six hundred and seventy two.

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48. State any two provision made by the amendment of the Muluki Ain 2020 BS?

Two provision made by the amendment of the Muluki Ain 2020BS are as follows: a. Punishment would depend solely on guilt, not sex, not caste, religion, economic strength. b. Child marriage and polygamy were restricted but divorce and remarriage old .....

49. Try to make a list of social reforms of King Ram Shah.

The following were the main social reforms of King Ram Shah a. Strong laws such as banishment against bribery. b. Restriction on accusation of witchcraft. c. Capital punishment only for murders. d. Easy and effective system of justice .....

50. दिइएको गद्यांश पढी सोधिएका प्रश्नहरूको उतर दिनुहोस् :
ज्ञान पुस्तकमा मात्र सीमित हुँदैन । प्रकृतिमा जनताका जीवनमा र तिनका सुख दुःखमा ठुलो ज्ञान हुन्छ । तिनीहरूसँग भिजेर ज्ञानको उपार्जन गर्न सकिन्छ । समाजका केटाकेटी बुढाबुढीसँग सम्पर्क राख्नाले र लेकबेसी, गाउँघर, खेतखलो, मेला उत्सवमा घुमफिर गर्नाले पनि धेरै अनुभवी तथा पारखी बनाउँछ । लोक साहित्यमा चलेका राम्रा–राम्रा गीत, उखान, टुक्का, लोककथा, गाउँखाने कथा आदि सुन्ने, बटुल्ने गर्नाले लोक साहित्यको संवर्धन र विकासमा मद्दत पनि हुन्छ । कुनै चिज घटना वा दृश्य देख्दा उठेका विचार र मनमा आएका भावनाहरूलाई अभिव्यक्ति गर्नुपर्दछ । यो वास्तविक अनुभूति यथार्थ पनि हुन्छ । यसरी नै नयाँ चिज खोज्ने उत्सुकता र नयाँ चिज ग्रहण गर्ने संस्कार बसाउनुपर्दछ, पर्यवेक्षण र कल्पना गर्ने शक्ति बढाउनुपर्दछ । लेखन कलाका सन्दर्भमा अर्नेष्ट हेमिङ्वे भन्छन्, “वर्णन मात्र गर्नुको साटो त्यसलाई माझ्दै खँदिलो आधार दिनुपर्दछ, जीवन दिनुपर्दछ । त्यो रचिन्छ, वर्णन गरिन्न । त्यो तिम्रो सिर्जनात्मक योग्यताको सीमासम्म सत्य एवम् उन्मुक्त हुन्छ ।

प्रश्नहरू
क) हामीले ठुलो ज्ञान कहाँबाट प्राप्त गर्न सक्छौँ ?
ख) मान्छेहरू अनुभवी र पारखी कसरी हुन सक्छन् ?
ग) लोक साहित्यको संवर्धन र विकासमा कसरी मद्दत पुर्याउन सकिन्छ ?
घ) संस्कार र पर्यवेक्षण शब्दको अर्थ लेख्नुहोस् ।
ङ) माथिको अनुच्छेदका लागि उपयुक्त शीर्षक के हुन सक्छ ? लेख्नुहोस् ।

क) प्रकृति, जनताको जीवन र तिनका सुख दुःखबाट हामीले ठुलो ज्ञान प्राप्त गर्न सक्छौँ .....