Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-Send Up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 75
Subject: English Time: 2.15 hrs. P.M: 30
Examinees are required to answer in their own words as far as practicable. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot -learning.
Q.No.1. Read the following poem and do the activities that follow: 5
Patriotism
Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
“This is my own, my native land!”
Whose heart hath never within him buried?
As home his footsteps he hath turn’d.
From wandering on a foreign strand!
If such there breathe, go mark him well;
For him no minstrel raptures swell,
High though his title, proud his name,
Boundless his wealth as wish can claim,
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch concentrated all in self,
Living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And double dying shall go down,
To the vile dust from where he sprung,
Unwept, unhonour’d and unsung.
- Sir Walter Scott
A. Find the words, from the above poem, that are opposite in meaning to the following words: 4×0.5=2
i. gain ii. alien iii. humble iv. limited
B. Answer these questions : 3×1=3
i. What is patriotism?
ii. What do you mean by ‘doubly dying’?
iii. Who is called a dead man?
Q.No.2. Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
The old man couldn’t remember how many generations of lotuses had bloomed and faded in the pond since he was born. What Prodip Pal did remember, however, was that he had once been a prosperous farmer. He had owned as many as six granaries full of rice and eight acres of fertile land. He had been able to provide for the future of his sons and give his daughters generous dowries for good husbands. For himself and his wife in their old age, he had kept a small piece of land. “The pair of us should be able to live there in peace,” he had promised her “until the day when Yama, god of death, comes to claim us.”
The old man had been wrong in his expectations. That plot of ground had been given to his father years ago by a zamindar. One day the zamindar’s son laid claim to the land. Prodip Pal refused to return it; the matter came before the courts. But the young zamindar had bought the judge and the farmer had to abandon his land and his house.
A. Tick the best answer: 3×1=3
i. Prodip Pal could not remember ………..
a) how many lotuses bloomed in the pond.
b) how many children he had.
c) how old he was.
ii. To get good husbands, his daughters would be given…….
a) dowries b) large amount of dowries c) money
iii. What Prodip expected for the future of his family was …..
a) wrong b) failed c) a success
B. Write ‘T’ for True and ‘F’ for False statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Prodip pal could know how old he was.
ii. He thought that he would give dowries to his daughters.
iii. Zamindar’s son was determined to give his land to Prodip Pal.
iv. The court decided that Prodip Pal had to abandon his house and his land.
C. Answer the following questions: 5×1=5
i. How do you know that Prodip Pal was a prosperous farmer?
ii. Why did Prodip Pal think of dowries at his daughters’ wedding?
iii. How much land had he possessed?
iv. How did the young zamindar become successful in taking his land?
v. What happened when Prodip Pal lost the judicial case?
Q.No.3.Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
A little girl was very happy. She had just put on a lonely blue frock full of lace and frills which made her look like a fairy. She was wearing dainty blue shoes and was eager to show her new dress and shoes to her friends. In her hands was brand new blue-eyed doll – she just couldn't wait to be with her friends.
Off she went running out of the door as fast as her small feet could carry her. She missed the cycle coming from the opposite side and crashed into it. She fell down and started crying. Her mother rushed out and gathered her in her arms. The girl was shaken and started crying – her mother's soft touch and reassuring hug calmed her down. Next moment she was smiling and off she went to her friends.
Most of us would have experienced the magic healing of a mother's touch in our childhood. As we are older, this magic touch took care of a wider spectrum of hurt and pain – a fight with our best friend, losing a favourite toy, losing a friend, a sharp word from the teaher – just about anything and everything.
For most of us, things change once we step into the adult world. We want to be and are on our own. We want to experiment and experience the joys of our new found independence. We still get hurt though and desperately look for the touch.
A. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Mothers really have magic in their touches.
ii. The girl wanted to see her friends immediately.
iii. The cyclist was guilty in the crash.
iv. Adults also feel hurt in changing of situations.
B. Rearrange the following sentences in the correct order: 4×0.5=2
i. The girl was alright and smiled after a momrnt.
ii. The cycle hit the girl.
iii. The little girl ran out of the door.
iv. Mother embraced her.
C. Answer the following questions: 3×2=6
i. How was the little girl's get up?
ii. What things may hurt a growing child?
iii. When will adults be happy?
Q.No.4.Read the following advertisement and answer the questions: 15
A. Find the words from the advertisement that are similar in meaning to the words given below: 4×1=4
i. ostensible ii. calls for iii. qualified iv. resume
B. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the advertisement. 3×1=3
i. A well-known and highly prestigious ………… needs staff.
ii. The candidates should have passed …………
iii. The candidates should apply with a ……………..
D. Answer the following questions: 4×2=8
i. Who has invited the applications?
ii. What is the required post?
iii. Mention the deadline for applying.
iv. Where should candidates apply?
Q.No.5.Complete the following dialogue with the appropriate sentences in the box given below: 6
Tailor : What can I do for you, sir?
Customer : …………………………………………………………
Tailor : Would you like to buy the cloth from us, sir?
Customer : No ……………… And how much do you charge?
Tailor : …………………………………………………………
Customer : Oh, it’s too much. But ………………………………...
Tailor : You're right, sir. The charge is Rs.500 if ……………..
Customer : I’ll pay you Rs.600 only.
Tailor : No, I’m sorry, sir. We do not bargain; it’s fixed. Instead, ………………………………………………...
Q.No.6. Develop a readable story with the help of the outlines given in the box. 6
Q.No.7. Write an essay on “Electricity in our daily life” in about 200 words. You may use the following clues for help. 12
[Introduction – advantages and disadvantages – present situations in our country – suggestions and conclusion]
Q.No.8. Rewrite the following sentences selecting the correct words from the brackets: 0.5×12=6
i. I hate …….computer. (a/an/the)
ii. He is addicted…….smoking. (in/for/to)
iii. Everything is okay, …….? (isn’t it/isn’t that/aren’t they)
iv. Dina as well as I …….kind to the poor. (is/am/are)
v. By the time he arrives here, it …….very late. (will be/will have been/had been)
vi. The match …….because of the snow. (postponed/has postponed /has been postponed)
vii. All the people returned home, but a boy ……. (did not/had not/does not)
viii. Doesn't Harry …….to succeed? ( hopes/hoped/hope)
ix. Sabita asked me …….late. ( why are you/ why I am/ I had been)
x. You are the man …….can be easily cheated. ( who/ whom/ which)
xi. If she …….'had had’ in place of ‘had’, the answer would have been correct. (has used/used/had used)
xii. Can’t they have the goods …….? (export/exported/ to export)
Q.No.9. Choose the correct word from the brackets to complete the passage below: 0.5×10=5
One evening …………… (a/an/the) cowherd gathered his cattle to go back home. He …………… (notice/ notices/ noticed) that a calf was missing. He had to look for it, …………… (did he/didn't he/hadn't he)? Yes, of course, he searched for a long while but all in vain. So he prayed to the god and said, "Lord, if I ever manage to catch my calf-thief, I …………… (will offer/ would have offered/ would offer) you an egg."
A few minutes later as he passed …………… (from/ through/ in) the forest to his village, he came upon his lost calf. …………… (But/ Because/ Therefore) the calf was dead and it …………… (is being fed/ was being fed/ will be fed) by a cruel lion. The cowherd discovered that the lion was his calf-thief. As soon as he saw the lion, he …………… (shakes/ shook/ had shaken) with fear and said, "Lord, I vowed that ……………(he would offer/ I would offer/ he had offered) you an egg if I came upon the thief. Now I vow that I'll offer a hen if you help me escape from this thief's claws."
Hearing his vow, the god made him …………… (come out/ came out/ to came out) from his hiding place and fulfill his first vow.
Best of Luck!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Question collection Joint Examination Board question of Computer year 2066 send up 2009
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 50
Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr 30mins. P.M: 20
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Computer Fundamental [22 Marks]
1. Answer the following questions: [5x2=10]
a. Define LAN topology and its type with suitable diagram.
b. Write down importance of protocol and give any four examples of it.
c. Video game is incomplete in the absence of multimedia technology. Justify this statement.
d. Write down any two measures of hardware security and data security?
e. How computer virus spread from one computer to another? Write any two preventive measures of it.
2. a. Convert as indicated. [2x1=2]
a. (AFC)16=(?)8 b. (1010)10=(?)2
b. Perform binary calculation. [2x1=2]
a. 1100-1011+1011 b. 1011x111101
3. Match the following pairs: [4x0.5=2]
Infrared Multimedia Application
Maya Protocol
STP Unguided Media
Gateway Connects dissimilar network
Guided Media
4. Select the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. In which communication media does data travel in form of light signal?
i. Microwave ii. Satellite iii. Fiber Optic iv. UTP
b. A FM broadcasting is an example of….
i. Half Duplex ii. Full Duplex iii. Simplex iv. None
c. Which of the following is not web browser?
i. Chrome ii. Safari iii. Opera iv. Microsoft
d. Which of the following is not Anti-virus Software?
i. Kaspersky ii. Avast iii. Comodo iv. Mozzila
5. Give Technical term of following: [4x0.5=2]
a. A program that allows to log into remote compute.
b. An artificial environment created by using multimedia technology.
c. A program that controls the functions of hardware device.
d. Separate copy of data and software for future use.
6. Give Full Form: [4x0.5=2]
i. ISOC ii. WLAN iii. MUK iv. MBR
Group B
Database [10]
7. Answer the following questions: [3x2=6]
a. How data redundancy is controlled in MS-ACCESS? Explain.
b. Differentiate between Query and Filter in MS-ACCESS.
c. Define Form with its two uses.
8. Choose the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. Default value of Text Data type is…..
i. 0 ii. 255 iii. 65,535 iv. 50
b. Extension of database file of MS-ACCESS is …
i. .doc ii. .mdb iii. .acc iv. .xls
c. Which is not DBMS?
i. FoxPro ii. 4th Dimension iii. Excel iv. Oracle
d. ……… is use to store data.
i. Query ii. Form iii. Table iv. Report
9. Match the following: [4x0.5=2]
Column A Column B
Primary Key To arrange data in proper order
Cell Yes/No Data Type
Marital Status Record
Sort Intersection of Row and Column
Unique Identifier
Group C
QBASIC Programming [18 Marks]
10 . Answer these questions: [3x1=3]
a. Write down importance of modular programming.
b. Define C keywords and identifiers?
c. Write down function of EOF() and KILL statements.
11. What will be output of following program? 2
DECLARE FUNCTION ABC(X)
CLS
FOR I=1 TO 8
READ N
Z=ABC(N)
S=S+Z
NEXT I
PRINT S
DATA 7, 22, 11, 34, 17, 52, 26, 13
END
FUNCTION ABC(X)
IF X MOD 2 < > 0 THEN ABC=X
END FUNCTION
12. Debug the following program. 2
REM to copy the data of “src.txt” to “dest.txt”
OPEN “SRC.TXT” FOR INPUT AS #1
OPEN “DEST.TXT” FOR OUTPUT AS #2
CLS
WHILE NOT EOF( )
INPUT #2, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
WRITE #1, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
CLOSE
END
13. Read the following program and answer the questions: 2
DECLARE SUB SERIES(A, B)
DECLARE FUNCTION SUM(P,Q)
COMMON SHARED N
INPUT “Enter First Term”;X
INPUT “Enter Second Term”;Y
INPUT “Enter Number of Terms to be generated”; N
CALL SERIES(X, Y)
END
SUB SERIES (A, B)
FOR I = 1 TO N
PRINT A
A=SUM(A,B)
NEXT I
END SUB
FUNCTION SUM (P,Q)
SUM=P+Q
END FUNCTION
a. What will the output if X=10, Y=8 and Z=5.
b. List out local variables and global variable in the above program.
14. a. Write a program using SUB procedure to reverse the given number without using string function. 3
b. Write a program using FUNCION procedure to check whether given number is Armstrong Number or not.. 3
c. A data file “std.rec” contains the name of the students, marks in three subject and total marks for n number of students. Write a program to display the data for only those students whose total marks is greater than 210 and less than 280.
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 50
Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr 30mins. P.M: 20
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Computer Fundamental [22 Marks]
1. Answer the following questions: [5x2=10]
a. Define LAN topology and its type with suitable diagram.
b. Write down importance of protocol and give any four examples of it.
c. Video game is incomplete in the absence of multimedia technology. Justify this statement.
d. Write down any two measures of hardware security and data security?
e. How computer virus spread from one computer to another? Write any two preventive measures of it.
2. a. Convert as indicated. [2x1=2]
a. (AFC)16=(?)8 b. (1010)10=(?)2
b. Perform binary calculation. [2x1=2]
a. 1100-1011+1011 b. 1011x111101
3. Match the following pairs: [4x0.5=2]
Infrared Multimedia Application
Maya Protocol
STP Unguided Media
Gateway Connects dissimilar network
Guided Media
4. Select the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. In which communication media does data travel in form of light signal?
i. Microwave ii. Satellite iii. Fiber Optic iv. UTP
b. A FM broadcasting is an example of….
i. Half Duplex ii. Full Duplex iii. Simplex iv. None
c. Which of the following is not web browser?
i. Chrome ii. Safari iii. Opera iv. Microsoft
d. Which of the following is not Anti-virus Software?
i. Kaspersky ii. Avast iii. Comodo iv. Mozzila
5. Give Technical term of following: [4x0.5=2]
a. A program that allows to log into remote compute.
b. An artificial environment created by using multimedia technology.
c. A program that controls the functions of hardware device.
d. Separate copy of data and software for future use.
6. Give Full Form: [4x0.5=2]
i. ISOC ii. WLAN iii. MUK iv. MBR
Group B
Database [10]
7. Answer the following questions: [3x2=6]
a. How data redundancy is controlled in MS-ACCESS? Explain.
b. Differentiate between Query and Filter in MS-ACCESS.
c. Define Form with its two uses.
8. Choose the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. Default value of Text Data type is…..
i. 0 ii. 255 iii. 65,535 iv. 50
b. Extension of database file of MS-ACCESS is …
i. .doc ii. .mdb iii. .acc iv. .xls
c. Which is not DBMS?
i. FoxPro ii. 4th Dimension iii. Excel iv. Oracle
d. ……… is use to store data.
i. Query ii. Form iii. Table iv. Report
9. Match the following: [4x0.5=2]
Column A Column B
Primary Key To arrange data in proper order
Cell Yes/No Data Type
Marital Status Record
Sort Intersection of Row and Column
Unique Identifier
Group C
QBASIC Programming [18 Marks]
10 . Answer these questions: [3x1=3]
a. Write down importance of modular programming.
b. Define C keywords and identifiers?
c. Write down function of EOF() and KILL statements.
11. What will be output of following program? 2
DECLARE FUNCTION ABC(X)
CLS
FOR I=1 TO 8
READ N
Z=ABC(N)
S=S+Z
NEXT I
PRINT S
DATA 7, 22, 11, 34, 17, 52, 26, 13
END
FUNCTION ABC(X)
IF X MOD 2 < > 0 THEN ABC=X
END FUNCTION
12. Debug the following program. 2
REM to copy the data of “src.txt” to “dest.txt”
OPEN “SRC.TXT” FOR INPUT AS #1
OPEN “DEST.TXT” FOR OUTPUT AS #2
CLS
WHILE NOT EOF( )
INPUT #2, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
WRITE #1, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
CLOSE
END
13. Read the following program and answer the questions: 2
DECLARE SUB SERIES(A, B)
DECLARE FUNCTION SUM(P,Q)
COMMON SHARED N
INPUT “Enter First Term”;X
INPUT “Enter Second Term”;Y
INPUT “Enter Number of Terms to be generated”; N
CALL SERIES(X, Y)
END
SUB SERIES (A, B)
FOR I = 1 TO N
PRINT A
A=SUM(A,B)
NEXT I
END SUB
FUNCTION SUM (P,Q)
SUM=P+Q
END FUNCTION
a. What will the output if X=10, Y=8 and Z=5.
b. List out local variables and global variable in the above program.
14. a. Write a program using SUB procedure to reverse the given number without using string function. 3
b. Write a program using FUNCION procedure to check whether given number is Armstrong Number or not.. 3
c. A data file “std.rec” contains the name of the students, marks in three subject and total marks for n number of students. Write a program to display the data for only those students whose total marks is greater than 210 and less than 280.
Best of Luck!
Question collection Joint Examination Board question of Office Practice and Accounting year 2066 send up
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Office Practice and Accounting P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Answer the following questions in one sentence. 5×1=5
1. When was Nepal Bank ltd. established?
2. How is gross loss determined?
3. When did Nepal get the membership of WTO?
4. Write the budget head no. of the following heads: Allowance and Uniform.
5. Write the types of cheque.
Group B
Give short answer to the following questions. 8×5=40
6. What is vertical filing method? How does it differ from horizontal filing method? Mention four differences. 1+4=5
7. What are the terms and conditions of foreign trade? Explain. 1+4=5
8. Define Tippani. Write any four points to be considered while drafting Tippani. 1+4=5
9. Prepare a trial balance of Sunny And Co. based on the following particulars for the year ended 31st Dec 2008. 5
Capital 3,00,000
Purchased 75,000
Creditors 45,000
Bank Overdraft 2,00,000
Bank loan 5,000
Sales 1,50,000
Depreciation 1,45,000
Machinery 4,00,000
Drawing 20,000
Bills Receivable 60,000
10. From the following particulars prepare Trading account of Pepsi Co. for the fiscal year 2065 end of chaitra. 5
Wages 50,000
Opening stock 2,00,000
Purchase 60,000
Sales 3,00,000
Return outward 20,000
Production expenses 4,000
closing stock 45,000
Sales return 5,000
Carriage inward 4,000
Fuel 5,000
11. Prepare a balance sheet of Patekar Enterprises on the basis of following particulars as on 31st Dec 2008. 5
Cash at Bank 3,480
Mortgage loan 96,000
Capital 2,00,000
Furniture 60,000
Machinery 2,40,000
Drawing 4,000
Bills payable 20,500
Bank overdraft 10,000
Prepaid Expenses 10,000
Outstanding expenses 51,300
Net loss 60,320
12. Explain any five objectives of New accounting system in brief. 5
13. Define monthly statement and describe its importance. 5
Group C
Give long answer to the following questions: 3×10=30
14. What is central bank? Explain any eight functions of central bank. 2+8
15. Prepare Goswara voucher (AGF No.10) on the basis of following transactions of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. On 1st Shrawan, 2066 Rs.10,00,000 received as revolving fund through NRB.
b. On 12th Shrawan, 2066 paid Rs.15,000 by cheque to house owner as rent.
c. On 16th Shrawan, 2066 issued a cheque for the establishment of petty cash fund.
d. On 20th Shrawan 2066, issued a cheque Rs.60,000 to the senior accountant SK as an advance for purchasing motorbike.
e. On 30th shrawan 2066, salary for the month Rs.1,00,000 was distributed after deducting Rs.10,000for PF and Rs.1000 for income tax and 2000 for PF loan by issuing cheque and above the deducted amount were deposited in the concerned accounts.
16. Prepare bank cash book (AGF no.5) post the following transactions of Magh 2065 of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. Magh 1 Bank balance Rs 2,95,000
b. Magh 4 Received a Bank order for Rs 2,00,000 and budget received order for last months actual expenditure of Rs 60,000
c. Magh 8 Issued a cheque no.1225 for Rs.10,000 in favour of section officer Mr. Ram as advance for purchase of furniture.
d. Magh 16 Issued a cheque no 1226 for Rs 5000 for purchase office dress/ clothe.
e. Magh 20 Section officer Mr. Ram submitted the bill of purchase furniture for Rs.15000, the excess amount of the expenditure was paid by issuing cheque no.1227 to clear his advance.
f. Magh 25 Petty cash fund of Rs 3000 was established through cheque no.1228.
g. Magh 30 The salary of the staff was distributed by cheque no 1229 out of total salary Rs 2,50,,000 as deducted PF Rs 25,000 and PF loan Rs 5000 and income tax Rs.4000
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Office Practice and Accounting P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Answer the following questions in one sentence. 5×1=5
1. When was Nepal Bank ltd. established?
2. How is gross loss determined?
3. When did Nepal get the membership of WTO?
4. Write the budget head no. of the following heads: Allowance and Uniform.
5. Write the types of cheque.
Group B
Give short answer to the following questions. 8×5=40
6. What is vertical filing method? How does it differ from horizontal filing method? Mention four differences. 1+4=5
7. What are the terms and conditions of foreign trade? Explain. 1+4=5
8. Define Tippani. Write any four points to be considered while drafting Tippani. 1+4=5
9. Prepare a trial balance of Sunny And Co. based on the following particulars for the year ended 31st Dec 2008. 5
Capital 3,00,000
Purchased 75,000
Creditors 45,000
Bank Overdraft 2,00,000
Bank loan 5,000
Sales 1,50,000
Depreciation 1,45,000
Machinery 4,00,000
Drawing 20,000
Bills Receivable 60,000
10. From the following particulars prepare Trading account of Pepsi Co. for the fiscal year 2065 end of chaitra. 5
Wages 50,000
Opening stock 2,00,000
Purchase 60,000
Sales 3,00,000
Return outward 20,000
Production expenses 4,000
closing stock 45,000
Sales return 5,000
Carriage inward 4,000
Fuel 5,000
11. Prepare a balance sheet of Patekar Enterprises on the basis of following particulars as on 31st Dec 2008. 5
Cash at Bank 3,480
Mortgage loan 96,000
Capital 2,00,000
Furniture 60,000
Machinery 2,40,000
Drawing 4,000
Bills payable 20,500
Bank overdraft 10,000
Prepaid Expenses 10,000
Outstanding expenses 51,300
Net loss 60,320
12. Explain any five objectives of New accounting system in brief. 5
13. Define monthly statement and describe its importance. 5
Group C
Give long answer to the following questions: 3×10=30
14. What is central bank? Explain any eight functions of central bank. 2+8
15. Prepare Goswara voucher (AGF No.10) on the basis of following transactions of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. On 1st Shrawan, 2066 Rs.10,00,000 received as revolving fund through NRB.
b. On 12th Shrawan, 2066 paid Rs.15,000 by cheque to house owner as rent.
c. On 16th Shrawan, 2066 issued a cheque for the establishment of petty cash fund.
d. On 20th Shrawan 2066, issued a cheque Rs.60,000 to the senior accountant SK as an advance for purchasing motorbike.
e. On 30th shrawan 2066, salary for the month Rs.1,00,000 was distributed after deducting Rs.10,000for PF and Rs.1000 for income tax and 2000 for PF loan by issuing cheque and above the deducted amount were deposited in the concerned accounts.
16. Prepare bank cash book (AGF no.5) post the following transactions of Magh 2065 of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. Magh 1 Bank balance Rs 2,95,000
b. Magh 4 Received a Bank order for Rs 2,00,000 and budget received order for last months actual expenditure of Rs 60,000
c. Magh 8 Issued a cheque no.1225 for Rs.10,000 in favour of section officer Mr. Ram as advance for purchase of furniture.
d. Magh 16 Issued a cheque no 1226 for Rs 5000 for purchase office dress/ clothe.
e. Magh 20 Section officer Mr. Ram submitted the bill of purchase furniture for Rs.15000, the excess amount of the expenditure was paid by issuing cheque no.1227 to clear his advance.
f. Magh 25 Petty cash fund of Rs 3000 was established through cheque no.1228.
g. Magh 30 The salary of the staff was distributed by cheque no 1229 out of total salary Rs 2,50,,000 as deducted PF Rs 25,000 and PF loan Rs 5000 and income tax Rs.4000
Best of Luck!
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@= vfnL 7fpFdf pko'Qm zAb eg'{xf];\ M #
s= cfFvfsf] kof{ojfrL zAb ==============xf]Og . -c>', gog, nf]rg_
v= ;fFu'/f] zAbsf] ljk/Ltfy{s zAb ===========. -km/fs, tftf], 7"nf]_
u= ===========cg]sfy{s zAb xf] . -kftf], bLg, k"mn_
3= s;, zAbsf] cy{ ==========klg xf] . -lvof, s/, e/_
ª= ==============>'lt;dleGgfy{s zAb x'g\ . -xf/–dfnf, kL7f]–l;7f], ef]s–ef]u_
r= jf:tljs zAbsf] kof{ojfrL zAb ==== xf] . -oyfy{, sfNklgs, s'/f_
#= cy{ :ki6 x'g] u/L jfSodf k|of]u ug'{xf];\ M %
d;Ss, sfd ;fFrL cfkm"nfO{ vfg ;fFrL c¿nfO{, kf], dgk]6 lbg', ;f+;b
$= s= tn lbOPsf] jfSonfO{ z'4 kf/L ;fg'{xf];\ M #
dxfzo Gofof;gdfa;]/ cfbz{ lj/tfsf] sb/ g ug"{ s] Gofo xf]
v= tn lbOPsf zAb ;d"xaf6 z'4 zAb 5fgL n]Vg'xf];\ M @
c= -s_ ltly -v_ ltyL -u_ tLly -3_ tLyL
cf= -s_ clj:jf; -v_ cljZjf; -u_ cljZjfif -3_ cljZjfz
O= - s _ vG8g - v _ v~8g - u _v08g -3_v+8g
p= - s _ ljDj - v _laDj - u _ ljDa -3_ laDa
%= /]vfª\lst zAbsf] kbju{ 5'6\ofpg'xf];\ M-cJoo n]Vg kfOg] 5}g_ $
Sofaft † Tof] ukmf8LnfO{ sfNklgs s'/f u/]/ c¿nfO{ h:tf] dnfO{ klg ge'Nofpm eg]/ ;'bfdfn] t elglbOxfn]] lg .
^= s= tnsf zAbx¿sf] d"n¿k, pk;u{ / k|Too 5'6\ofP/ b]vfpg'xf];\ M @
lg/fsf/, cfhLjg, cf}Bf]lus, kl/>dL
v= ;df; jf lju|x ug'{xf];\ M @
dlva'6\6], af9LkLl8t, gbLn] sf6]sf], k~r /Tgsf] ;d"x
&= sf]i7sdf lbOPsf wft' / ;ª\s]tsf ;xfotfn] vfnL 7fpF eg'{xf];\ M
%
s= g]kfn aGbn] hgtf b'MvL ===============-x'÷eM k"0f{ jt{dfg_
v= ca xfdL ;a} Psh'6 ==========-ag\M OR5fy{s_
u= hgk|ltltlwx¿n] zflGt / Pstfsf] ;Gb]z ==========-NofpM c1ft e"t_
3= ltgLx¿ klg cfpFbf] jif{df t P3f/ sIffdf ===========. -k9\M ck"0f{ eljio_
ª= o;jif{ gofF ;+ljwfg ==========. -n]v\M k|Zgfy{s_
*= sf]i7sdf lbOPsf ;ª\s]tsf cfwf/df jfSokl/jt{g ug'{xf];\ M %
s= tkfO{F klg cfpg'eP5 . -ax'jrg_
v= xfdL /fd|/L k9\5f}F . -k|]/0ffy{s_
u= ug{ gx'g] sfd gu/ x} . -ld>jfSo_
3= cg;"of / d}n] d"NofÍg k/LIff n]v]sf 5f}F . -sd{jfRo_
ª= ga'emL gn]vf}F . -s/0f_
(= tn lbOPsf] uBf+z k9L ;f]lwPsf k|Zgx¿sf] 5f]6f] -Ps jfSodf_
pQ/ lbg'xf];\ M %
JolQmsf] cfˆgf] JolQmut rl/q ePem}F /fHosf] klg cfˆgf] rl/q x'G5 . o; rl/qnfO{ /fhgLlt klg elgG5 . h;/L rl/q ;'wf/]kl5 JolQm c;n aG5 To;/L g} /fhgLlt ;'lw|Pkl5 /fHo klg /fd|f]] aG5 To;}n] /fhgLlt /fHosf] ;a}eGbf 7"nf] s'/f xf] . JolQmsf ;fdfGo rl/qb]lv /fhgLlt;Dd sf ;a} ljifodf /x]sf gsf/fTds s'/fx¿nfO{ TofuL ;sf/fTds s'/fsf] pGglt ug'{nfO{ g} ljsf; eg]sf] xf] . ;sf/fTds s'/f 5f]8L gsf/fTds s'/fsf] ljsf; ug'{ eg]s} ljgf; xf] . ef}lts pGgltdfq ljsf; xf]Og . x/]s s'/fsf rl/q jf :jefj x'G5g\ g} To;}n] aflx/L ef}lts :j¿k;Fu} leqL rl/q jf :jefjsf] klg pGglt jf ljsf; x'g' h?/L x'G5 . ljsf; / ljgf; x/]s ljifosf b'O{ kf6f x'g\ . v/fakIfsf]] ljsf; x'Fbf /fd|f] kIfsf] dfqf 36\5 . hltdfqfdf /fd|f] kIfsf] ljsf; x'G5 Tolt g} dfqfdf v/fakIfsf] klg ljgf; x'G5 . ;dfh oxL rqmaf6 3'ld/xG5 . oxL qmddf lxhf]cfh rl/q, gLlt / cfbz{ kIfsf] ljgf; / JolQmjfbL lrGtg / cg}lts rl/qsf] ljsf; eO/x]sf] 5 . of] k"jL{o ;Eotfsf nflu b'ef{Uo xf] . xfd|f] ;Eotf ;fd"lxs lxt / k/f]ksf/L rl/qaf6 ljsl;t ePsf] xf] t/ clxn] x/]s JolQm ;d"xeGbf cfˆgf] JolQmut lxtsf] lrGtgdf k/]sf] 5 . lxhf]sf] ;Eotf b]z ag] ;a} aG5f}F eGg] lyof] eg] cfh JolQm ag] b]z aG5 eGg] ;f]r cufl8 al9/x]s]f 5 To;}n] dflg; ;Qf, kb, cj;/ / JolQmut ljsf;sf nflu dfq sfd ul//x]sf] 5 . cfhsf] dflg; ;dfhnfO{ ljl;{P/ cfˆgf] lxtsf] nflu dfq x/xd];f sfd ug{ nfluk/]sf] 5 To;}n] dflg; b'MvL aGb} uPsf] 5 .
k|Zgx¿M
s= ljsf; eg]sf] s] xf] < v= lxhf]cfh s]s:tf s'/f ljgf; eO/]sf 5g\' xf]Og .
@= ;fFu'/f] zAbsf] ljk/Ltfy{s zAb km/fs xf] .
#= kftf] cg]sfy{s zAb xf] .
$= s;, zAbsf] cy{ -lvof klg xf] .
%= ef]s–ef]u >'lt;dleGgfy{s zAb x'g\ .
^= jf:tljs zAbsf] kof{ojfrL zAb oyfy{ klg xf] .
#= jfSodf k|of]uM
cy{ :ki6 x'g] u/L jfSodf k|of]u ePsf] eP / jfSosf] agf]6 klg z'4 ePsf] eP Ps jfSosf nflu Ps cª\ssf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
$= z'l4s/0f M
s= k|lt cz'l4 ;RrfPjfkt )=% sf b/n] # cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
-s_ ædxfzo Gofof;gdf a;]/ cfbz{ jL/tfsf] sb/ gug'{ s] Gofo xf] <Æv= lbOPsf ;d"xdWo]sf k|lt z'4 zAbsf nflu )=%sf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .c= -s_ ltlycf= -v_ cljZjf;O= -u_v08gp= -3_ laDa%= zAbju{M /]vflÍt zAbsf] zAbju{ 5'6\ofO{ z'4;Fu n]v]df k|To]snfO{ )=% sf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ . Sofaft † ljZdoflbaf]wssfNklgs ljz]if0fu/]/ lqmofljz]if0fc¿ ;j{gfdh:tf] gfdof]uLge'Nofpm lqmofkb eg]/ ;+of]hs t lgkft ^= zAblgdf{0f M lbOPsf zAbsf] d"n zAb, pk;u{ / k|Too ;xL;Fu 5'6\ofPsf] eP k|To]s ;xL pQ/sf nlu )=% sf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ . - lbOPsf pbfx/0fdfq x'g\ ._ lg/fsf/, lg/ ± cfsf/ cfhLjg cf ± hLjgcf}Bf]lus, pBf]u ± Oskl/>dL kl/>d ± O{
v_ h:t}
dlva'6\6], dfvfem}F a'6\6f 5g\ h;sf
af9LkLl8t af9Ln]kLl8t
gbLn] sf6]sf], gbLs6fg gbLs6
k~r /Tgsf] ;d"x k~r/Tg
&= sfn, kIf / efj M
sf]i7sdf lbOPsf ;ª\s]tsf ;xfotfn] vfnL 7fpF e/L jfSo k"/f ul/Psf z'4 ¿knfO{ Ps cª\ssf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
s_ g]kfn aGbn] hgtf b'MvL ePsf 5g\ .
v_ ca xfdL ;a} Psh'6 agf}F .
u_ hgk|ltltlwx¿n] zflGt / Pstfsf] ;Gb]z NofP5g\ .
3_ ltgLx¿ klg cfpFbf] jif{df t P3f/ sIffdf k9\b} x'g]5g\ .
ª= o;jif{ gofF ;+ljwfg n]V5g\ <-km/s tl/sfn] klg n]lvPsf] x'g;S5 ._
*= jfSokl/jt{g M
sf]i7sdf lbOPsf ;ª\s]tsf ;xfotfn] jfSokl/jt{g ul/Psf z'4¿knfO{ Ps cª\ssf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{
s_ tkfO{Fx¿ klg cfpg'eP5 .
v_ u'? xfdLnfO{ /fd|/L k9fpg'x'G5 . -stf{ cg';f/ km/s x'G5 ._
u_ h'g sfd ug'{ x'Fb}g Tof] sfd gu/ x} . -km/s tl/sfn] klg n]lvPsf] x'g;S5 ._
3_ cg;"of / db\jf/f d"NofÍg k/LIff n]lvPsf] 5 .
ª_ a'em]/ n]vf}F .
(= af]w k|Zgf]Q/M
lbOPsf] uBf+zdf JoQm ljrf/sf efjgfeGbf aflx/ guO{ lbOPsf] :ki6, ;/n / 5f]6f -Ps jf b'O{ jfSodfq_ pQ/sf nflu ! cª\ssf lx;fan] hDdf % cª\s lbg] . ;fdfGo cz'l4 ePdf :jljj]s k|of]u ug]{ .
!)= a'Fbf l6kf]6 / ;f/f+z M
lbOPsf] uBf+zsf] d'Vod'Vo s'/f ;d]6L l6kf]6 ul/Psf rf/cf]6f a'Fbfsf nflu )=% cª\ssf b/n] / d'Vo efj ;d]6L Ps t[tLof+z x'g] u/L ;f/f+z n]v]df eflifs z'4tf ljrf/ u/L cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
!!= syf jf hLjgL n]vg
hLjgLsf] d"Nofª\sgdf lgDg s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ ljifoj:t'sf] ;+of]hg, df}lnstf / zLif{s @
v_ jfSou7g / k|:t'tLs/0f @
u_ eflifs z'4tf !
%
syfsf] d"NofÍgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ ljifoj:t'sf] ;+of]hg, df}lnstf / zLif{s @
v_ jfSou7g / k|:t'tLs/0f -syfsf] k"0f{tf_ @
u_ eflifs z'4tf -j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g,lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
%
!@= lr7LM
lr7Lsf] d"Nofª\sgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ k|:t'lt -;Daf]wg, clejfbg, ldlt, gfd, 7]ufgf / vfdsf] gd'gf_ !
v_ ;DalGwt ljifoj:t'sf] ;+of]hg / k':6\ofOF @
u_ efiff,z}nL / df}lnstf !
3_ eflifs z'4tf -j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
%
!#= dgf]jfb / jfbljjfb M
dgf]+jfbsf] d"Nofª\gdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .M
s_ :yfg, kl/j]z, kfq / e"ldsf :j¿k !
v_ ;Da4 ljifoj:t'sf] dgf]jfbfTds k|:t'lt @
u_ z}nL, lzNk / df}lnstf !
3_ eflifs z'4tf - j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
%
jfbljjfbsf] d"Nofªgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ ;Daf]wg !
v_ ;Da4 ljifoj:t'sf] tfls{s k|:t'lt @
u_ z}nL, lzNk / df}lnstf !
3_ eflifs z'4tf - j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
%
!$= lgaGw M
lgaGwsf] d"Nofªsgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ kl/ro !
v_ ljifoj:t'sf] 1fg #
u_ k|:t'tLs/0f -;+of]hg / qmda4tf_ @
3_ df}lnstf @
ª_ lgisif{ !
r_ eflifs z'4tf - j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
!)
!%= ;k|;ªu JofVof M
;k|;ª\u JofVofsf] d"Nofª\sgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ k|;ªu -n]vssf] gfd, kf7sf] zLif{s, ljwf, kf7ut ;Gbe{_ !
v_ JofVof -ljifoaf]w / k|:t'lt_ @
u_ z}nL / df}lnstf !
3_ eflifs z'4tf - j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ !
%
!^= kf7ut k|Zgf]Q/M
kf7ut k|Zgf]Q/sf] d"Nofª\sgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ ljifoj:t'sf] 1fg @
v_ k|:t'lt tyf df}lnstf @
u_ eflifs z'4tf !
%
!&= tfls{s lzNkM
o; k|Zgsf] pQ/ d"Nofª\gsf nflu lgDgfg';f/sf] cfwf/nfO{ Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ ljifoj:t' af]w !
v_ k|:t'tLs/0f !
u_ l;h{gfTdstf÷sNkgfzLntf tyf tfls{stf @
3_ eflifs z'4tf - j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g, lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult _ !
%
!*= ljj]rgfTds k|ZgM
ljj]rgfTds k|Zgsf] d"Nofª\sgdf lgDglnlvt s'/fx¿df Wofg lbOG5 .
s_ /rgfsf/sf] kl/ro ;ª\s]t !
v_ ljifoj:t'sf] 1fg #
u_ ljj]rgfTdstf @
3_ z}nL / df}lnstf @
ª_ eflifs z'4tf -j0f{ljGof;, jfSou7g,lrGxk|of]u, kb;ª\ult_ @
!)
;+o'Qm k/LIff ;ldlt
KofA;g, eQmk'/
k"j{ d"NofÍg k/LIff
@)^^
ljifo M g]kfnL k"0f{f° M!))
;do M # 306f sIff M bz pQL0ff{° M$)
;a} k|Zgx¿sf] pQ/ lbg'xf];\ .
!= ;d"x …sÚ df lbOPsf zAbx¿sf] cy{ ;d"x …vÚaf6 klxrfg u/L pQ/k'l:tsfdf n]Vg'xf];\ M $
nf]sfkjfb s'jf jf kfgL3f6
e|d kl/jf/
jfª\do nf]sfrf/
pTs07f ;fgf]÷5l/tf]
lr6\6] pT;'stf
kFw]/f] nf]slgGbf
dg;'af dg;fo
hxfg ;Gb]x
kGofnf]
s'g} efiffsf zf:q
e|d0f
@= vfnL 7fpFdf pko'Qm zAb eg'{xf];\ M #
s= cfFvfsf] kof{ojfrL zAb ==============xf]Og . -c>', gog, nf]rg_
v= ;fFu'/f] zAbsf] ljk/Ltfy{s zAb ===========. -km/fs, tftf], 7"nf]_
u= ===========cg]sfy{s zAb xf] . -kftf], bLg, k"mn_
3= s;, zAbsf] cy{ ==========klg xf] . -lvof, s/, e/_
ª= ==============>'lt;dleGgfy{s zAb x'g\ . -xf/–dfnf, kL7f]–l;7f], ef]s–ef]u_
r= jf:tljs zAbsf] kof{ojfrL zAb ==== xf] . -oyfy{, sfNklgs, s'/f_
#= cy{ :ki6 x'g] u/L jfSodf k|of]u ug'{xf];\ M %
d;Ss, sfd ;fFrL cfkm"nfO{ vfg ;fFrL c¿nfO{, kf], dgk]6 lbg', ;f+;b
$= s= tn lbOPsf] jfSonfO{ z'4 kf/L ;fg'{xf];\ M #
dxfzo Gofof;gdfa;]/ cfbz{ lj/tfsf] sb/ g ug"{ s] Gofo xf]
v= tn lbOPsf zAb ;d"xaf6 z'4 zAb 5fgL n]Vg'xf];\ M @
c= -s_ ltly -v_ ltyL -u_ tLly -3_ tLyL
cf= -s_ clj:jf; -v_ cljZjf; -u_ cljZjfif -3_ cljZjfz
O= - s _ vG8g - v _ v~8g - u _v08g -3_v+8g
p= - s _ ljDj - v _laDj - u _ ljDa -3_ laDa
%= /]vfª\lst zAbsf] kbju{ 5'6\ofpg'xf];\ M-cJoo n]Vg kfOg] 5}g_ $
Sofaft † Tof] ukmf8LnfO{ sfNklgs s'/f u/]/ c¿nfO{ h:tf] dnfO{ klg ge'Nofpm eg]/ ;'bfdfn] t elglbOxfn]] lg .
^= s= tnsf zAbx¿sf] d"n¿k, pk;u{ / k|Too 5'6\ofP/ b]vfpg'xf];\ M @
lg/fsf/, cfhLjg, cf}Bf]lus, kl/>dL
v= ;df; jf lju|x ug'{xf];\ M @
dlva'6\6], af9LkLl8t, gbLn] sf6]sf], k~r /Tgsf] ;d"x
&= sf]i7sdf lbOPsf wft' / ;ª\s]tsf ;xfotfn] vfnL 7fpF eg'{xf];\ M
%
s= g]kfn aGbn] hgtf b'MvL ===============-x'÷eM k"0f{ jt{dfg_
v= ca xfdL ;a} Psh'6 ==========-ag\M OR5fy{s_
u= hgk|ltltlwx¿n] zflGt / Pstfsf] ;Gb]z ==========-NofpM c1ft e"t_
3= ltgLx¿ klg cfpFbf] jif{df t P3f/ sIffdf ===========. -k9\M ck"0f{ eljio_
ª= o;jif{ gofF ;+ljwfg ==========. -n]v\M k|Zgfy{s_
*= sf]i7sdf lbOPsf ;ª\s]tsf cfwf/df jfSokl/jt{g ug'{xf];\ M %
s= tkfO{F klg cfpg'eP5 . -ax'jrg_
v= xfdL /fd|/L k9\5f}F . -k|]/0ffy{s_
u= ug{ gx'g] sfd gu/ x} . -ld>jfSo_
3= cg;"of / d}n] d"NofÍg k/LIff n]v]sf 5f}F . -sd{jfRo_
ª= ga'emL gn]vf}F . -s/0f_
(= tn lbOPsf] uBf+z k9L ;f]lwPsf k|Zgx¿sf] 5f]6f] -Ps jfSodf_
pQ/ lbg'xf];\ M %
JolQmsf] cfˆgf] JolQmut rl/q ePem}F /fHosf] klg cfˆgf] rl/q x'G5 . o; rl/qnfO{ /fhgLlt klg elgG5 . h;/L rl/q ;'wf/]kl5 JolQm c;n aG5 To;/L g} /fhgLlt ;'lw|Pkl5 /fHo klg /fd|f]] aG5 To;}n] /fhgLlt /fHosf] ;a}eGbf 7"nf] s'/f xf] . JolQmsf ;fdfGo rl/qb]lv /fhgLlt;Dd sf ;a} ljifodf /x]sf gsf/fTds s'/fx¿nfO{ TofuL ;sf/fTds s'/fsf] pGglt ug'{nfO{ g} ljsf; eg]sf] xf] . ;sf/fTds s'/f 5f]8L gsf/fTds s'/fsf] ljsf; ug'{ eg]s} ljgf; xf] . ef}lts pGgltdfq ljsf; xf]Og . x/]s s'/fsf rl/q jf :jefj x'G5g\ g} To;}n] aflx/L ef}lts :j¿k;Fu} leqL rl/q jf :jefjsf] klg pGglt jf ljsf; x'g' h?/L x'G5 . ljsf; / ljgf; x/]s ljifosf b'O{ kf6f x'g\ . v/fakIfsf]] ljsf; x'Fbf /fd|f] kIfsf] dfqf 36\5 . hltdfqfdf /fd|f] kIfsf] ljsf; x'G5 Tolt g} dfqfdf v/fakIfsf] klg ljgf; x'G5 . ;dfh oxL rqmaf6 3'ld/xG5 . oxL qmddf lxhf]cfh rl/q, gLlt / cfbz{ kIfsf] ljgf; / JolQmjfbL lrGtg / cg}lts rl/qsf] ljsf; eO/x]sf] 5 . of] k"jL{o ;Eotfsf nflu b'ef{Uo xf] . xfd|f] ;Eotf ;fd"lxs lxt / k/f]ksf/L rl/qaf6 ljsl;t ePsf] xf] t/ clxn] x/]s JolQm ;d"xeGbf cfˆgf] JolQmut lxtsf] lrGtgdf k/]sf] 5 . lxhf]sf] ;Eotf b]z ag] ;a} aG5f}F eGg] lyof] eg] cfh JolQm ag] b]z aG5 eGg] ;f]r cufl8 al9/x]s]f 5 To;}n] dflg; ;Qf, kb, cj;/ / JolQmut ljsf;sf nflu dfq sfd ul//x]sf] 5 . cfhsf] dflg; ;dfhnfO{ ljl;{P/ cfˆgf] lxtsf] nflu dfq x/xd];f sfd ug{ nfluk/]sf] 5 To;}n] dflg; b'MvL aGb} uPsf] 5 .
k|Zgx¿M
s= ljsf; eg]sf] s] xf] < v= lxhf]cfh s]s:tf s'/f ljgf; eO/]sf 5g\
@= ;fFu'/f] zAbsf] ljk/Ltfy{s zAb km/fs xf] .
#= kftf] cg]sfy{s zAb xf] .
$= s;, zAbsf] cy{ -lvof klg xf] .
%= ef]s–ef]u >'lt;dleGgfy{s zAb x'g\ .
^= jf:tljs zAbsf] kof{ojfrL zAb oyfy{ klg xf] .
#= jfSodf k|of]uM
cy{ :ki6 x'g] u/L jfSodf k|of]u ePsf] eP / jfSosf] agf]6 klg z'4 ePsf] eP Ps jfSosf nflu Ps cª\ssf b/n] cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
$= z'l4s/0f M
s= k|lt cz'l4 ;RrfPjfkt )=% sf b/n] # cª\s k|bfg ug]{ .
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Joint Examination Board question of Mathematic year 2066 send up
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 100
Subject: C. Maths Time: 3 hrs. P.M: 40
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group 'A' [9×(2+2)=36]
Q.1. a. Simplify:
b. Evaluate:
Q.2. a. Solve: .
b. If 3 is subtracted from the square of a number and the result is 6, find the number.
Q.3. a. 9, x+2, 2x-1, 3x-5, 20 and 21 are in ascending order. If the median is 17, find the value of x.
b. From the graph alongside, find the class in which the first quartile (Q1) lies.
Q.4. a. What is the probability of getting the card an ace or a heart when a card is drawn randomly from a pack of 52 cards?
b. Two children were given birth by a couple of the interval of four years. Illustrate the probabilities of son or daughter by drawing a tree diagram and calculate the probabilities of both are same sex.
Q.5. a. In the given figure BC = 12cm, =300, and the area of =27cm2, find the length of AB.
b. Given figure is a triangular prism whose volume is 1800cm3. If AB = 15cm, BC = 8cm and , find the length of the prism.
Q.6. a. If the volume of a spherical object is cm3, find its diameter.
b. The curve surface area of given cone is 8800cm2. If the slant height is 100cm, determine the height PO of the cone.
Q.7. a. In how many years will the compound interest on Rs.64000 at the rate of 5% per annum be Rs.10088?
b. The price of an article with 15% VAT is Rs.690. What will be the price excluding VAT?
Q.8. a. In the given diagram PQRS is square. If PQ // ST and SQ = cm, then find the area of PQT.
b. In the given figure alongside, O is the centre of a circle. If 2 A = C = x0, find the value of OBC.
Q.9. a. In the given figure alongside, O is the center of a circle, PQ is a diameter of the circle. If PRS = 320, what will be the measurement of QRT.
b. In the adjoining figure, O is the centre of the circle, FBD is a tangent at the point B and ODB = 320, find the values of x and y.
Group 'B' [16×4=64]
Q.10. In a survey of the students, it was found that 70% of the students studied BBA course, 65% of the students studied BBS course, 430 students studied both the course and 8% did not study both courses. Then,
i. Represent the above information in a Venn diagram.
ii. Find the total number of students took part in the survey.
Q.11. Find the H.C.F. of:
8x3 + 27y3, 16x4 + 36x2y2 + 81y4 and 4x3 - 6x2y + 9x2y.
Q.12. Solve:
Q.13. Simplify:
Q.14. The area of a rectangular room is 45 sq. m. If the length had been 3m less and the breadth 1m more it would have been a square. Find the length and breadth of the room.
Q.15. Compute the first quartile from the given data.
Marks obtained 0-20 20-40 40-60 60-80 80-100
No of students. 5 7 7 5 4
Q.16. The horizontal distance between two trees of different height is 30m. The angle of depression of the top of the first tree when seen from the top of the second tree is 300. If the height of the second tree is 40m, find the height of the first tree.
Q.17. Given figure is solid composed of a cylinder with hemisphere at one end. If the total surface area and the height of the solid are 770 cm2 and 14 cm respectively, find the height of the cylinder.
Q.18. Find the volume of the solid object given in the figure.
Q.19. A and B can do a piece of work in 8 days and 12 days respectively. They start the work together but A leaves after 3 days. Then, B calls C and they complete the remaining work in 4 days. In how many days C alone can do the whole work.
Q.20. The marked price of a radio is 25% above the selling price and the cost price is 30% less than marked price, find the discount percent and profit percent.
Q.21. The compound interest on a certain sum for 2 years at 8% per annum compounded annually is Rs.312. Find the simple interest for the same time and at the same rate.
Q.22. In the adjoining figure, it is given that AD // BC, BD // CE. Prove that Area of ABC = Area of BDE.
Q.23. Prove that inscribe angles subtended by same arc are equal.
Q.24. Verify experimentally that angle in a semi-circle is right angle. (Two circles of radii more than 3cm are necessary to draw.)
Q.25. Construct a quadrilateral PQRS in which QR = 5.3cm, RS = 5cm, PS = 5.7 cm, PQ = 5.2cm and PR = 5.5cm. Then construct a triangle RQT equal in area to the quadrilateral PQRS.
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 100
Subject: C. Maths Time: 3 hrs. P.M: 40
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group 'A' [9×(2+2)=36]
Q.1. a. Simplify:
b. Evaluate:
Q.2. a. Solve: .
b. If 3 is subtracted from the square of a number and the result is 6, find the number.
Q.3. a. 9, x+2, 2x-1, 3x-5, 20 and 21 are in ascending order. If the median is 17, find the value of x.
b. From the graph alongside, find the class in which the first quartile (Q1) lies.
Q.4. a. What is the probability of getting the card an ace or a heart when a card is drawn randomly from a pack of 52 cards?
b. Two children were given birth by a couple of the interval of four years. Illustrate the probabilities of son or daughter by drawing a tree diagram and calculate the probabilities of both are same sex.
Q.5. a. In the given figure BC = 12cm, =300, and the area of =27cm2, find the length of AB.
b. Given figure is a triangular prism whose volume is 1800cm3. If AB = 15cm, BC = 8cm and , find the length of the prism.
Q.6. a. If the volume of a spherical object is cm3, find its diameter.
b. The curve surface area of given cone is 8800cm2. If the slant height is 100cm, determine the height PO of the cone.
Q.7. a. In how many years will the compound interest on Rs.64000 at the rate of 5% per annum be Rs.10088?
b. The price of an article with 15% VAT is Rs.690. What will be the price excluding VAT?
Q.8. a. In the given diagram PQRS is square. If PQ // ST and SQ = cm, then find the area of PQT.
b. In the given figure alongside, O is the centre of a circle. If 2 A = C = x0, find the value of OBC.
Q.9. a. In the given figure alongside, O is the center of a circle, PQ is a diameter of the circle. If PRS = 320, what will be the measurement of QRT.
b. In the adjoining figure, O is the centre of the circle, FBD is a tangent at the point B and ODB = 320, find the values of x and y.
Group 'B' [16×4=64]
Q.10. In a survey of the students, it was found that 70% of the students studied BBA course, 65% of the students studied BBS course, 430 students studied both the course and 8% did not study both courses. Then,
i. Represent the above information in a Venn diagram.
ii. Find the total number of students took part in the survey.
Q.11. Find the H.C.F. of:
8x3 + 27y3, 16x4 + 36x2y2 + 81y4 and 4x3 - 6x2y + 9x2y.
Q.12. Solve:
Q.13. Simplify:
Q.14. The area of a rectangular room is 45 sq. m. If the length had been 3m less and the breadth 1m more it would have been a square. Find the length and breadth of the room.
Q.15. Compute the first quartile from the given data.
Marks obtained 0-20 20-40 40-60 60-80 80-100
No of students. 5 7 7 5 4
Q.16. The horizontal distance between two trees of different height is 30m. The angle of depression of the top of the first tree when seen from the top of the second tree is 300. If the height of the second tree is 40m, find the height of the first tree.
Q.17. Given figure is solid composed of a cylinder with hemisphere at one end. If the total surface area and the height of the solid are 770 cm2 and 14 cm respectively, find the height of the cylinder.
Q.18. Find the volume of the solid object given in the figure.
Q.19. A and B can do a piece of work in 8 days and 12 days respectively. They start the work together but A leaves after 3 days. Then, B calls C and they complete the remaining work in 4 days. In how many days C alone can do the whole work.
Q.20. The marked price of a radio is 25% above the selling price and the cost price is 30% less than marked price, find the discount percent and profit percent.
Q.21. The compound interest on a certain sum for 2 years at 8% per annum compounded annually is Rs.312. Find the simple interest for the same time and at the same rate.
Q.22. In the adjoining figure, it is given that AD // BC, BD // CE. Prove that Area of ABC = Area of BDE.
Q.23. Prove that inscribe angles subtended by same arc are equal.
Q.24. Verify experimentally that angle in a semi-circle is right angle. (Two circles of radii more than 3cm are necessary to draw.)
Q.25. Construct a quadrilateral PQRS in which QR = 5.3cm, RS = 5cm, PS = 5.7 cm, PQ = 5.2cm and PR = 5.5cm. Then construct a triangle RQT equal in area to the quadrilateral PQRS.
Best of Luck!
Joint Examination Board question of Health Population and Environment year 2066 of send up
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-Send Up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Health Population and Environment P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot- learning.
Group 'A' (10 1=10)
Attempt all questions from this group:
Q.No.1 What is the population density of Terai region of Nepal according to 2058 B.S. census?
Q.No.2 If the annual population growth rate at a place is one percent, over how many years the population will be doubled?
Q.No.3 List out any two indicators of Human Development index.
Q.No.4 Write one measure to mitigate the adverse effect in the ecosystem of Terai region.
Q.No.5 Which aspect of ecosystem is represented by customs, festivals, occupation, castes etc?
Q.No.6 What is the main factor that determines the status of biodiversity?
Q.No.7 What is the number of rhinoceros found in Nepal according to report 2056 B.S. by Ministry of forest and soil conservation?
Q.No.8 Write a measure to control unmanaged urbanization.
Q.No.9 Name the bacteria that can cause stomach cancer.
Q.No.10 According to Three Yearly Interim Plan of Nepal what aim is set for infant death rate per 1000?
Group “B” (13 5=65)
Attempt any 13 questions from this group:
Q.No.11 What are the biological factors affecting fertility? Briefly explain any 3 of them. (2+3)
Q.No.12 List the primary sources of population data. Differentiate between Defacto and Dejure method of census techniques. (2+3)
Q.No.13 In Biratnagar Sub-metropolitan city, the mid-year population was 26,000 in 1996. In the same year 1300 live births took place, 700 died, 800 people came there from other cities and 500 left the city. Calculate the population growth rate (PGR) and population doubling time of the city. (5)
Q.No.14 “The main reason of domestic conflicts in the family is low quality of life.” Justify the statement. (5)
Q.No.15 Compare the physical aspects of mountain region and Terai region. (5)
Q.No.16 Explain in brief any five effects on the ecosystem of hilly region produced by human with their mitigating measures. (5)
Q.No.17 Write any five points to explain the importance of biodiversity. (5)
Q.No.18 Write short note on: (2.5 2=5)
a. Spike nard
b. Giant pied Hornbill
Q.No.19 Why do we give priority to the sustainable development while doing development work? Justify it with two examples. (5)
Q.No.20 Show the interrelationship between population environment and development in terms of the use of natural resources and socio-cultural activities. (5)
Q.No.21 “Drug addiction is a serious problem among the young generation in the present context on Nepalese society.” Do you agree? Explain. (5)
Q.No.22 Write any five common preventive measures of Roundworm, Diarrhoea & Cholera. (5)
Q.No.23 What is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? Write any three causes and three preventive measures of it. (2+3)
Q.No.24 What can be done from your own level to maintain community health? Write any five activities. (5)
Q.No.25 “Why Illiteracy and prevalence of infectious diseases are considered as major health problems of Nepal?” Explain with reasons.
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-Send Up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Health Population and Environment P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot- learning.
Group 'A' (10 1=10)
Attempt all questions from this group:
Q.No.1 What is the population density of Terai region of Nepal according to 2058 B.S. census?
Q.No.2 If the annual population growth rate at a place is one percent, over how many years the population will be doubled?
Q.No.3 List out any two indicators of Human Development index.
Q.No.4 Write one measure to mitigate the adverse effect in the ecosystem of Terai region.
Q.No.5 Which aspect of ecosystem is represented by customs, festivals, occupation, castes etc?
Q.No.6 What is the main factor that determines the status of biodiversity?
Q.No.7 What is the number of rhinoceros found in Nepal according to report 2056 B.S. by Ministry of forest and soil conservation?
Q.No.8 Write a measure to control unmanaged urbanization.
Q.No.9 Name the bacteria that can cause stomach cancer.
Q.No.10 According to Three Yearly Interim Plan of Nepal what aim is set for infant death rate per 1000?
Group “B” (13 5=65)
Attempt any 13 questions from this group:
Q.No.11 What are the biological factors affecting fertility? Briefly explain any 3 of them. (2+3)
Q.No.12 List the primary sources of population data. Differentiate between Defacto and Dejure method of census techniques. (2+3)
Q.No.13 In Biratnagar Sub-metropolitan city, the mid-year population was 26,000 in 1996. In the same year 1300 live births took place, 700 died, 800 people came there from other cities and 500 left the city. Calculate the population growth rate (PGR) and population doubling time of the city. (5)
Q.No.14 “The main reason of domestic conflicts in the family is low quality of life.” Justify the statement. (5)
Q.No.15 Compare the physical aspects of mountain region and Terai region. (5)
Q.No.16 Explain in brief any five effects on the ecosystem of hilly region produced by human with their mitigating measures. (5)
Q.No.17 Write any five points to explain the importance of biodiversity. (5)
Q.No.18 Write short note on: (2.5 2=5)
a. Spike nard
b. Giant pied Hornbill
Q.No.19 Why do we give priority to the sustainable development while doing development work? Justify it with two examples. (5)
Q.No.20 Show the interrelationship between population environment and development in terms of the use of natural resources and socio-cultural activities. (5)
Q.No.21 “Drug addiction is a serious problem among the young generation in the present context on Nepalese society.” Do you agree? Explain. (5)
Q.No.22 Write any five common preventive measures of Roundworm, Diarrhoea & Cholera. (5)
Q.No.23 What is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease? Write any three causes and three preventive measures of it. (2+3)
Q.No.24 What can be done from your own level to maintain community health? Write any five activities. (5)
Q.No.25 “Why Illiteracy and prevalence of infectious diseases are considered as major health problems of Nepal?” Explain with reasons.
Best of Luck!
Joint Examination Board question of English year 2066 send up
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-Send Up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 75
Subject: English Time: 2.15 hrs. P.M: 30
Examinees are required to answer in their own words as far as practicable. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot -learning.
Q.No.1. Read the following poem and do the activities that follow: 5
Patriotism
Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
“This is my own, my native land!”
Whose heart hath never within him buried?
As home his footsteps he hath turn’d.
From wandering on a foreign strand!
If such there breathe, go mark him well;
For him no minstrel raptures swell,
High though his title, proud his name,
Boundless his wealth as wish can claim,
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch concentrated all in self,
Living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And double dying shall go down,
To the vile dust from where he sprung,
Unwept, unhonour’d and unsung.
- Sir Walter Scott
A. Find the words, from the above poem, that are opposite in meaning to the following words: 4×0.5=2
i. gain ii. alien iii. humble iv. limited
B. Answer these questions : 3×1=3
i. What is patriotism?
ii. What do you mean by ‘doubly dying’?
iii. Who is called a dead man?
Q.No.2. Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
The old man couldn’t remember how many generations of lotuses had bloomed and faded in the pond since he was born. What Prodip Pal did remember, however, was that he had once been a prosperous farmer. He had owned as many as six granaries full of rice and eight acres of fertile land. He had been able to provide for the future of his sons and give his daughters generous dowries for good husbands. For himself and his wife in their old age, he had kept a small piece of land. “The pair of us should be able to live there in peace,” he had promised her “until the day when Yama, god of death, comes to claim us.”
The old man had been wrong in his expectations. That plot of ground had been given to his father years ago by a zamindar. One day the zamindar’s son laid claim to the land. Prodip Pal refused to return it; the matter came before the courts. But the young zamindar had bought the judge and the farmer had to abandon his land and his house.
A. Tick the best answer: 3×1=3
i. Prodip Pal could not remember ………..
a) how many lotuses bloomed in the pond.
b) how many children he had.
c) how old he was.
ii. To get good husbands, his daughters would be given…….
a) dowries b) large amount of dowries c) money
iii. What Prodip expected for the future of his family was …..
a) wrong b) failed c) a success
B. Write ‘T’ for True and ‘F’ for False statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Prodip pal could know how old he was.
ii. He thought that he would give dowries to his daughters.
iii. Zamindar’s son was determined to give his land to Prodip Pal.
iv. The court decided that Prodip Pal had to abandon his house and his land.
C. Answer the following questions: 5×1=5
i. How do you know that Prodip Pal was a prosperous farmer?
ii. Why did Prodip Pal think of dowries at his daughters’ wedding?
iii. How much land had he possessed?
iv. How did the young zamindar become successful in taking his land?
v. What happened when Prodip Pal lost the judicial case?
Q.No.3.Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
A little girl was very happy. She had just put on a lonely blue frock full of lace and frills which made her look like a fairy. She was wearing dainty blue shoes and was eager to show her new dress and shoes to her friends. In her hands was brand new blue-eyed doll – she just couldn't wait to be with her friends.
Off she went running out of the door as fast as her small feet could carry her. She missed the cycle coming from the opposite side and crashed into it. She fell down and started crying. Her mother rushed out and gathered her in her arms. The girl was shaken and started crying – her mother's soft touch and reassuring hug calmed her down. Next moment she was smiling and off she went to her friends.
Most of us would have experienced the magic healing of a mother's touch in our childhood. As we are older, this magic touch took care of a wider spectrum of hurt and pain – a fight with our best friend, losing a favourite toy, losing a friend, a sharp word from the teaher – just about anything and everything.
For most of us, things change once we step into the adult world. We want to be and are on our own. We want to experiment and experience the joys of our new found independence. We still get hurt though and desperately look for the touch.
A. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Mothers really have magic in their touches.
ii. The girl wanted to see her friends immediately.
iii. The cyclist was guilty in the crash.
iv. Adults also feel hurt in changing of situations.
B. Rearrange the following sentences in the correct order: 4×0.5=2
i. The girl was alright and smiled after a momrnt.
ii. The cycle hit the girl.
iii. The little girl ran out of the door.
iv. Mother embraced her.
C. Answer the following questions: 3×2=6
i. How was the little girl's get up?
ii. What things may hurt a growing child?
iii. When will adults be happy?
Q.No.4.Read the following advertisement and answer the questions: 15
A. Find the words from the advertisement that are similar in meaning to the words given below: 4×1=4
i. ostensible ii. calls for iii. qualified iv. resume
B. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the advertisement. 3×1=3
i. A well-known and highly prestigious ………… needs staff.
ii. The candidates should have passed …………
iii. The candidates should apply with a ……………..
D. Answer the following questions: 4×2=8
i. Who has invited the applications?
ii. What is the required post?
iii. Mention the deadline for applying.
iv. Where should candidates apply?
Q.No.5.Complete the following dialogue with the appropriate sentences in the box given below: 6
Tailor : What can I do for you, sir?
Customer : …………………………………………………………
Tailor : Would you like to buy the cloth from us, sir?
Customer : No ……………… And how much do you charge?
Tailor : …………………………………………………………
Customer : Oh, it’s too much. But ………………………………...
Tailor : You're right, sir. The charge is Rs.500 if ……………..
Customer : I’ll pay you Rs.600 only.
Tailor : No, I’m sorry, sir. We do not bargain; it’s fixed. Instead, ………………………………………………...
Q.No.6. Develop a readable story with the help of the outlines given in the box. 6
Q.No.7. Write an essay on “Electricity in our daily life” in about 200 words. You may use the following clues for help. 12
[Introduction – advantages and disadvantages – present situations in our country – suggestions and conclusion]
Q.No.8. Rewrite the following sentences selecting the correct words from the brackets: 0.5×12=6
i. I hate …….computer. (a/an/the)
ii. He is addicted…….smoking. (in/for/to)
iii. Everything is okay, …….? (isn’t it/isn’t that/aren’t they)
iv. Dina as well as I …….kind to the poor. (is/am/are)
v. By the time he arrives here, it …….very late. (will be/will have been/had been)
vi. The match …….because of the snow. (postponed/has postponed /has been postponed)
vii. All the people returned home, but a boy ……. (did not/had not/does not)
viii. Doesn't Harry …….to succeed? ( hopes/hoped/hope)
ix. Sabita asked me …….late. ( why are you/ why I am/ I had been)
x. You are the man …….can be easily cheated. ( who/ whom/ which)
xi. If she …….'had had’ in place of ‘had’, the answer would have been correct. (has used/used/had used)
xii. Can’t they have the goods …….? (export/exported/ to export)
Q.No.9. Choose the correct word from the brackets to complete the passage below: 0.5×10=5
One evening …………… (a/an/the) cowherd gathered his cattle to go back home. He …………… (notice/ notices/ noticed) that a calf was missing. He had to look for it, …………… (did he/didn't he/hadn't he)? Yes, of course, he searched for a long while but all in vain. So he prayed to the god and said, "Lord, if I ever manage to catch my calf-thief, I …………… (will offer/ would have offered/ would offer) you an egg."
A few minutes later as he passed …………… (from/ through/ in) the forest to his village, he came upon his lost calf. …………… (But/ Because/ Therefore) the calf was dead and it …………… (is being fed/ was being fed/ will be fed) by a cruel lion. The cowherd discovered that the lion was his calf-thief. As soon as he saw the lion, he …………… (shakes/ shook/ had shaken) with fear and said, "Lord, I vowed that ……………(he would offer/ I would offer/ he had offered) you an egg if I came upon the thief. Now I vow that I'll offer a hen if you help me escape from this thief's claws."
Hearing his vow, the god made him …………… (come out/ came out/ to came out) from his hiding place and fulfill his first vow.
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-Send Up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 75
Subject: English Time: 2.15 hrs. P.M: 30
Examinees are required to answer in their own words as far as practicable. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot -learning.
Q.No.1. Read the following poem and do the activities that follow: 5
Patriotism
Breathes there the man, with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
“This is my own, my native land!”
Whose heart hath never within him buried?
As home his footsteps he hath turn’d.
From wandering on a foreign strand!
If such there breathe, go mark him well;
For him no minstrel raptures swell,
High though his title, proud his name,
Boundless his wealth as wish can claim,
Despite those titles, power and pelf,
The wretch concentrated all in self,
Living, shall forfeit fair renown,
And double dying shall go down,
To the vile dust from where he sprung,
Unwept, unhonour’d and unsung.
- Sir Walter Scott
A. Find the words, from the above poem, that are opposite in meaning to the following words: 4×0.5=2
i. gain ii. alien iii. humble iv. limited
B. Answer these questions : 3×1=3
i. What is patriotism?
ii. What do you mean by ‘doubly dying’?
iii. Who is called a dead man?
Q.No.2. Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
The old man couldn’t remember how many generations of lotuses had bloomed and faded in the pond since he was born. What Prodip Pal did remember, however, was that he had once been a prosperous farmer. He had owned as many as six granaries full of rice and eight acres of fertile land. He had been able to provide for the future of his sons and give his daughters generous dowries for good husbands. For himself and his wife in their old age, he had kept a small piece of land. “The pair of us should be able to live there in peace,” he had promised her “until the day when Yama, god of death, comes to claim us.”
The old man had been wrong in his expectations. That plot of ground had been given to his father years ago by a zamindar. One day the zamindar’s son laid claim to the land. Prodip Pal refused to return it; the matter came before the courts. But the young zamindar had bought the judge and the farmer had to abandon his land and his house.
A. Tick the best answer: 3×1=3
i. Prodip Pal could not remember ………..
a) how many lotuses bloomed in the pond.
b) how many children he had.
c) how old he was.
ii. To get good husbands, his daughters would be given…….
a) dowries b) large amount of dowries c) money
iii. What Prodip expected for the future of his family was …..
a) wrong b) failed c) a success
B. Write ‘T’ for True and ‘F’ for False statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Prodip pal could know how old he was.
ii. He thought that he would give dowries to his daughters.
iii. Zamindar’s son was determined to give his land to Prodip Pal.
iv. The court decided that Prodip Pal had to abandon his house and his land.
C. Answer the following questions: 5×1=5
i. How do you know that Prodip Pal was a prosperous farmer?
ii. Why did Prodip Pal think of dowries at his daughters’ wedding?
iii. How much land had he possessed?
iv. How did the young zamindar become successful in taking his land?
v. What happened when Prodip Pal lost the judicial case?
Q.No.3.Read the following passage and do the activities that follow: 10
A little girl was very happy. She had just put on a lonely blue frock full of lace and frills which made her look like a fairy. She was wearing dainty blue shoes and was eager to show her new dress and shoes to her friends. In her hands was brand new blue-eyed doll – she just couldn't wait to be with her friends.
Off she went running out of the door as fast as her small feet could carry her. She missed the cycle coming from the opposite side and crashed into it. She fell down and started crying. Her mother rushed out and gathered her in her arms. The girl was shaken and started crying – her mother's soft touch and reassuring hug calmed her down. Next moment she was smiling and off she went to her friends.
Most of us would have experienced the magic healing of a mother's touch in our childhood. As we are older, this magic touch took care of a wider spectrum of hurt and pain – a fight with our best friend, losing a favourite toy, losing a friend, a sharp word from the teaher – just about anything and everything.
For most of us, things change once we step into the adult world. We want to be and are on our own. We want to experiment and experience the joys of our new found independence. We still get hurt though and desperately look for the touch.
A. Write 'T' for true and 'F' for false statements: 4×0.5=2
i. Mothers really have magic in their touches.
ii. The girl wanted to see her friends immediately.
iii. The cyclist was guilty in the crash.
iv. Adults also feel hurt in changing of situations.
B. Rearrange the following sentences in the correct order: 4×0.5=2
i. The girl was alright and smiled after a momrnt.
ii. The cycle hit the girl.
iii. The little girl ran out of the door.
iv. Mother embraced her.
C. Answer the following questions: 3×2=6
i. How was the little girl's get up?
ii. What things may hurt a growing child?
iii. When will adults be happy?
Q.No.4.Read the following advertisement and answer the questions: 15
A. Find the words from the advertisement that are similar in meaning to the words given below: 4×1=4
i. ostensible ii. calls for iii. qualified iv. resume
B. Fill in the blanks with appropriate words from the advertisement. 3×1=3
i. A well-known and highly prestigious ………… needs staff.
ii. The candidates should have passed …………
iii. The candidates should apply with a ……………..
D. Answer the following questions: 4×2=8
i. Who has invited the applications?
ii. What is the required post?
iii. Mention the deadline for applying.
iv. Where should candidates apply?
Q.No.5.Complete the following dialogue with the appropriate sentences in the box given below: 6
Tailor : What can I do for you, sir?
Customer : …………………………………………………………
Tailor : Would you like to buy the cloth from us, sir?
Customer : No ……………… And how much do you charge?
Tailor : …………………………………………………………
Customer : Oh, it’s too much. But ………………………………...
Tailor : You're right, sir. The charge is Rs.500 if ……………..
Customer : I’ll pay you Rs.600 only.
Tailor : No, I’m sorry, sir. We do not bargain; it’s fixed. Instead, ………………………………………………...
Q.No.6. Develop a readable story with the help of the outlines given in the box. 6
Q.No.7. Write an essay on “Electricity in our daily life” in about 200 words. You may use the following clues for help. 12
[Introduction – advantages and disadvantages – present situations in our country – suggestions and conclusion]
Q.No.8. Rewrite the following sentences selecting the correct words from the brackets: 0.5×12=6
i. I hate …….computer. (a/an/the)
ii. He is addicted…….smoking. (in/for/to)
iii. Everything is okay, …….? (isn’t it/isn’t that/aren’t they)
iv. Dina as well as I …….kind to the poor. (is/am/are)
v. By the time he arrives here, it …….very late. (will be/will have been/had been)
vi. The match …….because of the snow. (postponed/has postponed /has been postponed)
vii. All the people returned home, but a boy ……. (did not/had not/does not)
viii. Doesn't Harry …….to succeed? ( hopes/hoped/hope)
ix. Sabita asked me …….late. ( why are you/ why I am/ I had been)
x. You are the man …….can be easily cheated. ( who/ whom/ which)
xi. If she …….'had had’ in place of ‘had’, the answer would have been correct. (has used/used/had used)
xii. Can’t they have the goods …….? (export/exported/ to export)
Q.No.9. Choose the correct word from the brackets to complete the passage below: 0.5×10=5
One evening …………… (a/an/the) cowherd gathered his cattle to go back home. He …………… (notice/ notices/ noticed) that a calf was missing. He had to look for it, …………… (did he/didn't he/hadn't he)? Yes, of course, he searched for a long while but all in vain. So he prayed to the god and said, "Lord, if I ever manage to catch my calf-thief, I …………… (will offer/ would have offered/ would offer) you an egg."
A few minutes later as he passed …………… (from/ through/ in) the forest to his village, he came upon his lost calf. …………… (But/ Because/ Therefore) the calf was dead and it …………… (is being fed/ was being fed/ will be fed) by a cruel lion. The cowherd discovered that the lion was his calf-thief. As soon as he saw the lion, he …………… (shakes/ shook/ had shaken) with fear and said, "Lord, I vowed that ……………(he would offer/ I would offer/ he had offered) you an egg if I came upon the thief. Now I vow that I'll offer a hen if you help me escape from this thief's claws."
Hearing his vow, the god made him …………… (come out/ came out/ to came out) from his hiding place and fulfill his first vow.
Best of Luck!
Joint Examination Board question of Office Practice and Accounting year 2066
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Office Practice and Accounting P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Answer the following questions in one sentence. 5×1=5
1. When was Nepal Bank ltd. established?
2. How is gross loss determined?
3. When did Nepal get the membership of WTO?
4. Write the budget head no. of the following heads: Allowance and Uniform.
5. Write the types of cheque.
Group B
Give short answer to the following questions. 8×5=40
6. What is vertical filing method? How does it differ from horizontal filing method? Mention four differences. 1+4=5
7. What are the terms and conditions of foreign trade? Explain. 1+4=5
8. Define Tippani. Write any four points to be considered while drafting Tippani. 1+4=5
9. Prepare a trial balance of Sunny And Co. based on the following particulars for the year ended 31st Dec 2008. 5
Capital 3,00,000
Purchased 75,000
Creditors 45,000
Bank Overdraft 2,00,000
Bank loan 5,000
Sales 1,50,000
Depreciation 1,45,000
Machinery 4,00,000
Drawing 20,000
Bills Receivable 60,000
10. From the following particulars prepare Trading account of Pepsi Co. for the fiscal year 2065 end of chaitra. 5
Wages 50,000
Opening stock 2,00,000
Purchase 60,000
Sales 3,00,000
Return outward 20,000
Production expenses 4,000
closing stock 45,000
Sales return 5,000
Carriage inward 4,000
Fuel 5,000
11. Prepare a balance sheet of Patekar Enterprises on the basis of following particulars as on 31st Dec 2008. 5
Cash at Bank 3,480
Mortgage loan 96,000
Capital 2,00,000
Furniture 60,000
Machinery 2,40,000
Drawing 4,000
Bills payable 20,500
Bank overdraft 10,000
Prepaid Expenses 10,000
Outstanding expenses 51,300
Net loss 60,320
12. Explain any five objectives of New accounting system in brief. 5
13. Define monthly statement and describe its importance. 5
Group C
Give long answer to the following questions: 3×10=30
14. What is central bank? Explain any eight functions of central bank. 2+8
15. Prepare Goswara voucher (AGF No.10) on the basis of following transactions of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. On 1st Shrawan, 2066 Rs.10,00,000 received as revolving fund through NRB.
b. On 12th Shrawan, 2066 paid Rs.15,000 by cheque to house owner as rent.
c. On 16th Shrawan, 2066 issued a cheque for the establishment of petty cash fund.
d. On 20th Shrawan 2066, issued a cheque Rs.60,000 to the senior accountant SK as an advance for purchasing motorbike.
e. On 30th shrawan 2066, salary for the month Rs.1,00,000 was distributed after deducting Rs.10,000for PF and Rs.1000 for income tax and 2000 for PF loan by issuing cheque and above the deducted amount were deposited in the concerned accounts.
16. Prepare bank cash book (AGF no.5) post the following transactions of Magh 2065 of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. Magh 1 Bank balance Rs 2,95,000
b. Magh 4 Received a Bank order for Rs 2,00,000 and budget received order for last months actual expenditure of Rs 60,000
c. Magh 8 Issued a cheque no.1225 for Rs.10,000 in favour of section officer Mr. Ram as advance for purchase of furniture.
d. Magh 16 Issued a cheque no 1226 for Rs 5000 for purchase office dress/ clothe.
e. Magh 20 Section officer Mr. Ram submitted the bill of purchase furniture for Rs.15000, the excess amount of the expenditure was paid by issuing cheque no.1227 to clear his advance.
f. Magh 25 Petty cash fund of Rs 3000 was established through cheque no.1228.
g. Magh 30 The salary of the staff was distributed by cheque no 1229 out of total salary Rs 2,50,,000 as deducted PF Rs 25,000 and PF loan Rs 5000 and income tax Rs.4000
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination – 2066
Class: X Time: 2.15 hrs. F.M: 75
Subject: Office Practice and Accounting P.M: 30
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Answer the following questions in one sentence. 5×1=5
1. When was Nepal Bank ltd. established?
2. How is gross loss determined?
3. When did Nepal get the membership of WTO?
4. Write the budget head no. of the following heads: Allowance and Uniform.
5. Write the types of cheque.
Group B
Give short answer to the following questions. 8×5=40
6. What is vertical filing method? How does it differ from horizontal filing method? Mention four differences. 1+4=5
7. What are the terms and conditions of foreign trade? Explain. 1+4=5
8. Define Tippani. Write any four points to be considered while drafting Tippani. 1+4=5
9. Prepare a trial balance of Sunny And Co. based on the following particulars for the year ended 31st Dec 2008. 5
Capital 3,00,000
Purchased 75,000
Creditors 45,000
Bank Overdraft 2,00,000
Bank loan 5,000
Sales 1,50,000
Depreciation 1,45,000
Machinery 4,00,000
Drawing 20,000
Bills Receivable 60,000
10. From the following particulars prepare Trading account of Pepsi Co. for the fiscal year 2065 end of chaitra. 5
Wages 50,000
Opening stock 2,00,000
Purchase 60,000
Sales 3,00,000
Return outward 20,000
Production expenses 4,000
closing stock 45,000
Sales return 5,000
Carriage inward 4,000
Fuel 5,000
11. Prepare a balance sheet of Patekar Enterprises on the basis of following particulars as on 31st Dec 2008. 5
Cash at Bank 3,480
Mortgage loan 96,000
Capital 2,00,000
Furniture 60,000
Machinery 2,40,000
Drawing 4,000
Bills payable 20,500
Bank overdraft 10,000
Prepaid Expenses 10,000
Outstanding expenses 51,300
Net loss 60,320
12. Explain any five objectives of New accounting system in brief. 5
13. Define monthly statement and describe its importance. 5
Group C
Give long answer to the following questions: 3×10=30
14. What is central bank? Explain any eight functions of central bank. 2+8
15. Prepare Goswara voucher (AGF No.10) on the basis of following transactions of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. On 1st Shrawan, 2066 Rs.10,00,000 received as revolving fund through NRB.
b. On 12th Shrawan, 2066 paid Rs.15,000 by cheque to house owner as rent.
c. On 16th Shrawan, 2066 issued a cheque for the establishment of petty cash fund.
d. On 20th Shrawan 2066, issued a cheque Rs.60,000 to the senior accountant SK as an advance for purchasing motorbike.
e. On 30th shrawan 2066, salary for the month Rs.1,00,000 was distributed after deducting Rs.10,000for PF and Rs.1000 for income tax and 2000 for PF loan by issuing cheque and above the deducted amount were deposited in the concerned accounts.
16. Prepare bank cash book (AGF no.5) post the following transactions of Magh 2065 of District Health Office, Bhaktapur. 10
a. Magh 1 Bank balance Rs 2,95,000
b. Magh 4 Received a Bank order for Rs 2,00,000 and budget received order for last months actual expenditure of Rs 60,000
c. Magh 8 Issued a cheque no.1225 for Rs.10,000 in favour of section officer Mr. Ram as advance for purchase of furniture.
d. Magh 16 Issued a cheque no 1226 for Rs 5000 for purchase office dress/ clothe.
e. Magh 20 Section officer Mr. Ram submitted the bill of purchase furniture for Rs.15000, the excess amount of the expenditure was paid by issuing cheque no.1227 to clear his advance.
f. Magh 25 Petty cash fund of Rs 3000 was established through cheque no.1228.
g. Magh 30 The salary of the staff was distributed by cheque no 1229 out of total salary Rs 2,50,,000 as deducted PF Rs 25,000 and PF loan Rs 5000 and income tax Rs.4000
Best of Luck!
Joint Examination Board question of Computer year 2066
Joint Examination Board
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 50
Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr 30mins. P.M: 20
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Computer Fundamental [22 Marks]
1. Answer the following questions: [5x2=10]
a. Define LAN topology and its type with suitable diagram.
b. Write down importance of protocol and give any four examples of it.
c. Video game is incomplete in the absence of multimedia technology. Justify this statement.
d. Write down any two measures of hardware security and data security?
e. How computer virus spread from one computer to another? Write any two preventive measures of it.
2. a. Convert as indicated. [2x1=2]
a. (AFC)16=(?)8 b. (1010)10=(?)2
b. Perform binary calculation. [2x1=2]
a. 1100-1011+1011 b. 1011x111101
3. Match the following pairs: [4x0.5=2]
Infrared Multimedia Application
Maya Protocol
STP Unguided Media
Gateway Connects dissimilar network
Guided Media
4. Select the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. In which communication media does data travel in form of light signal?
i. Microwave ii. Satellite iii. Fiber Optic iv. UTP
b. A FM broadcasting is an example of….
i. Half Duplex ii. Full Duplex iii. Simplex iv. None
c. Which of the following is not web browser?
i. Chrome ii. Safari iii. Opera iv. Microsoft
d. Which of the following is not Anti-virus Software?
i. Kaspersky ii. Avast iii. Comodo iv. Mozzila
5. Give Technical term of following: [4x0.5=2]
a. A program that allows to log into remote compute.
b. An artificial environment created by using multimedia technology.
c. A program that controls the functions of hardware device.
d. Separate copy of data and software for future use.
6. Give Full Form: [4x0.5=2]
i. ISOC ii. WLAN iii. MUK iv. MBR
Group B
Database [10]
7. Answer the following questions: [3x2=6]
a. How data redundancy is controlled in MS-ACCESS? Explain.
b. Differentiate between Query and Filter in MS-ACCESS.
c. Define Form with its two uses.
8. Choose the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. Default value of Text Data type is…..
i. 0 ii. 255 iii. 65,535 iv. 50
b. Extension of database file of MS-ACCESS is …
i. .doc ii. .mdb iii. .acc iv. .xls
c. Which is not DBMS?
i. FoxPro ii. 4th Dimension iii. Excel iv. Oracle
d. ……… is use to store data.
i. Query ii. Form iii. Table iv. Report
9. Match the following: [4x0.5=2]
Column A Column B
Primary Key To arrange data in proper order
Cell Yes/No Data Type
Marital Status Record
Sort Intersection of Row and Column
Unique Identifier
Group C
QBASIC Programming [18 Marks]
10 . Answer these questions: [3x1=3]
a. Write down importance of modular programming.
b. Define C keywords and identifiers?
c. Write down function of EOF() and KILL statements.
11. What will be output of following program? 2
DECLARE FUNCTION ABC(X)
CLS
FOR I=1 TO 8
READ N
Z=ABC(N)
S=S+Z
NEXT I
PRINT S
DATA 7, 22, 11, 34, 17, 52, 26, 13
END
FUNCTION ABC(X)
IF X MOD 2 < > 0 THEN ABC=X
END FUNCTION
12. Debug the following program. 2
REM to copy the data of “src.txt” to “dest.txt”
OPEN “SRC.TXT” FOR INPUT AS #1
OPEN “DEST.TXT” FOR OUTPUT AS #2
CLS
WHILE NOT EOF( )
INPUT #2, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
WRITE #1, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
CLOSE
END
13. Read the following program and answer the questions: 2
DECLARE SUB SERIES(A, B)
DECLARE FUNCTION SUM(P,Q)
COMMON SHARED N
INPUT “Enter First Term”;X
INPUT “Enter Second Term”;Y
INPUT “Enter Number of Terms to be generated”; N
CALL SERIES(X, Y)
END
SUB SERIES (A, B)
FOR I = 1 TO N
PRINT A
A=SUM(A,B)
NEXT I
END SUB
FUNCTION SUM (P,Q)
SUM=P+Q
END FUNCTION
a. What will the output if X=10, Y=8 and Z=5.
b. List out local variables and global variable in the above program.
14. a. Write a program using SUB procedure to reverse the given number without using string function. 3
b. Write a program using FUNCION procedure to check whether given number is Armstrong Number or not.. 3
c. A data file “std.rec” contains the name of the students, marks in three subject and total marks for n number of students. Write a program to display the data for only those students whose total marks is greater than 210 and less than 280.
Best of Luck!
PABSON, Bhaktapur
Pre-send up Examination - 2066
Class: X F.M: 50
Subject: Computer Time: 1 hr 30mins. P.M: 20
Examinees are required to give their answers in their own words as far as possible. Priority will be given to creative answers in marking rather than the rot learning.
Attempt all the questions:
Group A
Computer Fundamental [22 Marks]
1. Answer the following questions: [5x2=10]
a. Define LAN topology and its type with suitable diagram.
b. Write down importance of protocol and give any four examples of it.
c. Video game is incomplete in the absence of multimedia technology. Justify this statement.
d. Write down any two measures of hardware security and data security?
e. How computer virus spread from one computer to another? Write any two preventive measures of it.
2. a. Convert as indicated. [2x1=2]
a. (AFC)16=(?)8 b. (1010)10=(?)2
b. Perform binary calculation. [2x1=2]
a. 1100-1011+1011 b. 1011x111101
3. Match the following pairs: [4x0.5=2]
Infrared Multimedia Application
Maya Protocol
STP Unguided Media
Gateway Connects dissimilar network
Guided Media
4. Select the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. In which communication media does data travel in form of light signal?
i. Microwave ii. Satellite iii. Fiber Optic iv. UTP
b. A FM broadcasting is an example of….
i. Half Duplex ii. Full Duplex iii. Simplex iv. None
c. Which of the following is not web browser?
i. Chrome ii. Safari iii. Opera iv. Microsoft
d. Which of the following is not Anti-virus Software?
i. Kaspersky ii. Avast iii. Comodo iv. Mozzila
5. Give Technical term of following: [4x0.5=2]
a. A program that allows to log into remote compute.
b. An artificial environment created by using multimedia technology.
c. A program that controls the functions of hardware device.
d. Separate copy of data and software for future use.
6. Give Full Form: [4x0.5=2]
i. ISOC ii. WLAN iii. MUK iv. MBR
Group B
Database [10]
7. Answer the following questions: [3x2=6]
a. How data redundancy is controlled in MS-ACCESS? Explain.
b. Differentiate between Query and Filter in MS-ACCESS.
c. Define Form with its two uses.
8. Choose the correct answer: [4x0.5=2]
a. Default value of Text Data type is…..
i. 0 ii. 255 iii. 65,535 iv. 50
b. Extension of database file of MS-ACCESS is …
i. .doc ii. .mdb iii. .acc iv. .xls
c. Which is not DBMS?
i. FoxPro ii. 4th Dimension iii. Excel iv. Oracle
d. ……… is use to store data.
i. Query ii. Form iii. Table iv. Report
9. Match the following: [4x0.5=2]
Column A Column B
Primary Key To arrange data in proper order
Cell Yes/No Data Type
Marital Status Record
Sort Intersection of Row and Column
Unique Identifier
Group C
QBASIC Programming [18 Marks]
10 . Answer these questions: [3x1=3]
a. Write down importance of modular programming.
b. Define C keywords and identifiers?
c. Write down function of EOF() and KILL statements.
11. What will be output of following program? 2
DECLARE FUNCTION ABC(X)
CLS
FOR I=1 TO 8
READ N
Z=ABC(N)
S=S+Z
NEXT I
PRINT S
DATA 7, 22, 11, 34, 17, 52, 26, 13
END
FUNCTION ABC(X)
IF X MOD 2 < > 0 THEN ABC=X
END FUNCTION
12. Debug the following program. 2
REM to copy the data of “src.txt” to “dest.txt”
OPEN “SRC.TXT” FOR INPUT AS #1
OPEN “DEST.TXT” FOR OUTPUT AS #2
CLS
WHILE NOT EOF( )
INPUT #2, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
WRITE #1, NAME$, ROLL, AGE
CLOSE
END
13. Read the following program and answer the questions: 2
DECLARE SUB SERIES(A, B)
DECLARE FUNCTION SUM(P,Q)
COMMON SHARED N
INPUT “Enter First Term”;X
INPUT “Enter Second Term”;Y
INPUT “Enter Number of Terms to be generated”; N
CALL SERIES(X, Y)
END
SUB SERIES (A, B)
FOR I = 1 TO N
PRINT A
A=SUM(A,B)
NEXT I
END SUB
FUNCTION SUM (P,Q)
SUM=P+Q
END FUNCTION
a. What will the output if X=10, Y=8 and Z=5.
b. List out local variables and global variable in the above program.
14. a. Write a program using SUB procedure to reverse the given number without using string function. 3
b. Write a program using FUNCION procedure to check whether given number is Armstrong Number or not.. 3
c. A data file “std.rec” contains the name of the students, marks in three subject and total marks for n number of students. Write a program to display the data for only those students whose total marks is greater than 210 and less than 280.
Best of Luck!
Read Ajax Very Easily
• If we are able to make web page section to be refreshed without the use of flash and java then probably we are using Ajax. Ajax brings web interfaces using XHTML and CSS up to desktop application interface standards.
• The closest JavaScript had to offer came in the form of the setTimeout and setInterval library functions, which required delayed, seemingly parallel execution rather than the actual spawning of processes.
• Asynchronous Javascript And XML make the acronym Ajax which is the full form of it.
Ajax as asynchronous
• Ajax does exist as an incredibly useful method of communicating with the server directly from JavaScript.
• Many Ajax-based web applications use the asynchronous flag of the XMLHttpRequest object solely to handle network errors
• The direct JavaScript-to-server communication provided by the XMLHttpRequest forms the core of the technology
Ajax as javascript
• Ajax is one of the technologies which provide an interface by which JavaScript can send and receive data to and from the server without requiring a full page load.
Ajax as XML
• In Ajax, XML refers to data transportation. The XMLHttpRequest object provides another useful bit of functionality along with its HTTP methods: When the server returns XML, the XMLHttpRequest object provides the responseXML attribute, which is a read-only XML document of the response.
Ajax-driven web applications use other formats of transporting data to and from the server, including:
• URL-encoded
• Raw text
• JavaScript Object Notation (JSON
Ajax usage has exploded, much like the web technologies, which include the blink and marquee HTML tags,1 animated GIFs, applets, the table HTML tag, and Flash.
• The closest JavaScript had to offer came in the form of the setTimeout and setInterval library functions, which required delayed, seemingly parallel execution rather than the actual spawning of processes.
• Asynchronous Javascript And XML make the acronym Ajax which is the full form of it.
Ajax as asynchronous
• Ajax does exist as an incredibly useful method of communicating with the server directly from JavaScript.
• Many Ajax-based web applications use the asynchronous flag of the XMLHttpRequest object solely to handle network errors
• The direct JavaScript-to-server communication provided by the XMLHttpRequest forms the core of the technology
Ajax as javascript
• Ajax is one of the technologies which provide an interface by which JavaScript can send and receive data to and from the server without requiring a full page load.
Ajax as XML
• In Ajax, XML refers to data transportation. The XMLHttpRequest object provides another useful bit of functionality along with its HTTP methods: When the server returns XML, the XMLHttpRequest object provides the responseXML attribute, which is a read-only XML document of the response.
Ajax-driven web applications use other formats of transporting data to and from the server, including:
• URL-encoded
• Raw text
• JavaScript Object Notation (JSON
Ajax usage has exploded, much like the web technologies, which include the blink and marquee HTML tags,1 animated GIFs, applets, the table HTML tag, and Flash.
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