Class 10 nepali in english

  Vocabulary : (Glossary) 1. Find and write the words from the poem 'Ujyalo Yatra' that have the given meanings: (a) Feelings or thoughts arising in the mind: Bhawana (Emotion) (b) Paste made by grinding sandalwood: Chandan (Sandalwood paste) (c) Filled with pride: Sagaurav (Proudly) (d) The act of giving up one's ownership or right: Tyag (Sacrifice) (e) Highest or tallest: Sarvochcha (Supreme) 2. Identify two pairs of synonyms from the given paragraph: Cow is a domestic animal raised by humans. It falls under the category of livestock. Cow's milk is very nutritious for humans. To keep the body healthy, one should eat nutritious things. People also earn money by selling milk and dairy products. A lot of income can be generated by using cow farming as a business. Animal - Livestock Nutritious - Energetic Earning - Income 3. Write synonyms for the given words. Love - Affection Power - Strength Earth - World Deed - Work Life - Life Head...

Vocabulary : Shabdabhandar 1. Write the meanings of the given words using a dictionary: Patal - The lowest of the seven worlds below the earth Tika - Sandalwood paste applied on the forehead Atit - Past time Killa - A fortified place surrounded on all sides for defense Ghanaghor - Frightening Shapath - A commitment to do or not do something Avatar - The act of taking birth Ranko - A torch Halat - Condition 2. Use the following phrases from the story 'Gharjhagada' in sentences to clarify their meanings: Kanma Tel Halnu (To put oil in ears - to ignore) - Krishna ignored his studies and failed the exam. Ankhama Bijhaunu (To prick in the eyes - to be an eyesore) - Those who do bad deeds are an eyesore to me. Kamar Kasnu (To tie one's waist - to be determined/ready) - Riyans studied diligently and came first in the exam. Aago Khelaunu (To play with fire - to do something dangerous) - Explaining to the rogue Shyam is like playing with fire. Waall Parnu (To b...

Vocabulary: Glossary 1. Find and write the words with the given meanings from the essay 'Medical Science and Ayurveda Medicine': (a) Disease related to nerves: Paralysis (b) Disorders related to Vata, Pitta, and Kapha: Tridosha (c) Treatment of disease by surgical methods: Surgery (d) Causing harm or injury: Fatal (e) Prepared for resistance: Resistant 2. Match the given words with their meanings: Word Meaning Pradurbhav (Appearance) - The origin or emergence of an object or subject Atyukti (Exaggeration) - An exaggerated description or statement Adyawadhik (Up-to-date) - The state up to today, from past to present Tridosha (Three humors) - Diseases caused by the imbalance of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha in the body Nishedh (Prohibition) - The act of prohibiting or stopping Adhirata (Impatience) - A state of lacking patience, unstable 3. Read the given technical terms used in the medical field and write their meanings with the help of a dictionary: Ayu...

Vocabulary : Shabdabhandar 1. Match the given words with their meanings: Crisis - Danger, calamity Lament - Mourning Pestle - A long or round iron or stone tool used for grinding spices etc. in a mortar Doubt - Suspicion Unfamiliar - Unknown Consciousness - Awareness 2. Identify three diminutive and collective words from the given paragraph: Diminutive words :- Sito (small piece of cooked rice), Koso (small piece of fruit), Thopo (drop), Dana (grain). Collective words :- Tanti (queue), Ghar (hive), Bathaan (herd), Bathaan (herd), Ghari (bunch). 3. Write a paragraph using five diminutive and five collective words: Picnic In the morning, after eating a piece of apple, I went for a picnic. Cars were moving in a queue on the road. There was a crowd of people at the picnic spot. A group of people were dancing. There was also a troop of monkeys. I gave a piece of banana to a monkey. My friend gave a piece of meat to a dog. We also saw a beehive on a tree. I also ate a stran...

Vocabulary : Shabdabhandar 1. Match the given words with their meanings: Yugpurush (Epochal Figure) - A person who successfully establishes a great personality within a certain time frame. Nakshatra (Constellation/Star) - According to astrology, the determinant of a person's good or bad conditions. Jeevan (Life) - The state of having life in the body. Dhadhad (Rapidly) - Quickly, swiftly, in a hurry to finish work. Matriculation - An examination equivalent to the current SEE (Secondary Education Examination). Prajwalit (Blazing/Ignited) - Fully lit, burning fiercely. Pariveshtit (Encircled/Surrounded) - Surrounded from all sides. 2. Rewrite the paragraph by writing the full forms of the underlined abbreviated words: Mohan, a journalist from Rastriya Samachar Samiti (National News Agency), went home after interviewing the Prime Minister. His wife, Rama, was the headmistress at Janata Secondary School. She was late when she left after the School Management Committee meetin...

Vocabulary : Shabdabhandar 1. Match the given words with their meanings: (Pratiyogita) - Competition or Rivalry (Vakta) - Speaker, one who speaks (Kayapalat) - Great transformation (Abhimat) - Opinion, thought of mind (Kasi) - Criterion, means of determining the standard of an object (Kanoon) - Law, the sum of rules made to maintain judicial order in the state, dynamic (Naisargik) - Natural, inherent (Ghoshnapatra) - Manifesto, a document declaring the commitment of any organization or individual 2. Write a paragraph using the given words: All of us Nepalis must fulfill our duties. Our constitution also mentions the duties of citizens. The process of forming the current constitution was very challenging. Now, as humans, we must work for each other's welfare. We must protect the country's democracy and empower citizens with rights. 3. Find and write homophones from the given paragraph: Homophones :- (din) (deen) (day - poor) (kriti) - (kirti) (creation ...

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