अंतिम युद्ध | One shot one chapter | पादप में श्वसन | 11th/Neet | biology | by yogesh sir

An examination was held during the 2 weeks of April 3rd-Sunday to 16th Saturday. There was 1 paper for the six subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, English and Hindi. Only 1 paper per day No exam on Saturdays and Sundays and Holiday on April 5th. Only 3 exams were there in a week. Chemistry was before Biology and Maths was on the next day of Hindi. The day on which the paper of biology and maths were held was the same, while that for chemistry and physics was also the same. There was no exam for 3 days between Physics and the exam prior to it. Hindi exam on Tuesday and one exam between Hindi and English exam. There was at least a gap of one day between any 2 science paper. How many days was there between Biology and Hindi ?

An examination was held during the 2 weeks of April 3rd-Sunday to 16th Saturday. There was 1 paper for the six subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, English and Hindi. Only 1 paper per day No exam on Saturdays and Sundays and Holiday on April 5th. Only 3 exams were there in a week. Chemistry was before Biology and Maths was on the next day of Hindi. The day on which the paper of biology and maths were held was the same, while that for chemistry and physics was also the same. There was no exam for 3 days between Physics and the exam prior to it. Hindi exam on Tuesday and one exam between Hindi and English exam. There was at least a gap of one day between any 2 science paper. Which of the following exam was held on Monday ?

An examination was held during the 2 weeks of April 3rd-Sunday to 16th Saturday. There was 1 paper for the six subjects - Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Maths, English and Hindi. Only 1 paper per day No exam on Saturdays and Sundays and Holiday on April 5th. Only 3 exams were there in a week. Chemistry was before Biology and Maths was on the next day of Hindi. The day on which the paper of biology and maths were held was the same, while that for chemistry and physics was also the same. There was no exam for 3 days between Physics and the exam prior to it. Hindi exam on Tuesday and one exam between Hindi and English exam. There was at least a gap of one day between any 2 science paper. Which of the following will be the last exam ?

Comprehension: For years, a long-lost chapter of what is said to be the world's first known novel has been quietly tucked away in a chest in a Japanese storeroom, hiding alongside other heirlooms of a Japanese family with feudal lineage. Experts confirmed that the blue-bound text is a chapter of the 11th Century Japanese classic 'Genji Monogatari' or 'The Tale of Genji'. Written by Japanese noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu, the novel depicts the romantic epic of Prince Genji and his love interest Murasaki-no-ue. The recently found chapter contains an important part of the novel in which the 18-year old prince meets Murasaki-no-ue, according to the Japan Times. The original 54-chapter text no longer exists. Transcriptions by Fujiwara no Teika (1162-1241), a Japanese poet, are believed to be the earliest existing manuscripts. In addition to the most recently discovered chapter, four other confirmed chapters of her transcription are registered as national cultural properties. Reizeike Shiguretei Bunko, a cultural preservation foundation, has authenticated the text as a chapter of Teika's transcriptions. In February, 72-year-old Motofuyu Okochi found the little book in his family home in Tokyo and reached out to the foundation to have it authenticated. Okochi's lineage stretches back to the feudal era of Japan when, in 1743, the manuscript was passed to the Okochi family from another family, according to Asahi Shimbun. The experts who examined the found chapter were able to confirm that the text is one of Teika's transcriptions in a few ways. Not only did the handwriting match that of the other found chapters, but the cover of the binding matches the blue of the other texts. The small slip of paper that Teika used to identify the front of the book also matches the slips used on the other chapters. Which of the following was NOT one of the ways for confirming the authenticity of the chapter?

Comprehension: For years, a long-lost chapter of what is said to be the world's first known novel has been quietly tucked away in a chest in a Japanese storeroom, hiding alongside other heirlooms of a Japanese family with feudal lineage. Experts confirmed that the blue-bound text is a chapter of the 11th Century Japanese classic 'Genji Monogatari' or 'The Tale of Genji'. Written by Japanese noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu, the novel depicts the romantic epic of Prince Genji and his love interest Murasaki-no-ue. The recently found chapter contains an important part of the novel in which the 18-year old prince meets Murasaki-no-ue, according to the Japan Times. The original 54-chapter text no longer exists. Transcriptions by Fujiwara no Teika (1162-1241), a Japanese poet, are believed to be the earliest existing manuscripts. In addition to the most recently discovered chapter, four other confirmed chapters of her transcription are registered as national cultural properties. Reizeike Shiguretei Bunko, a cultural preservation foundation, has authenticated the text as a chapter of Teika's transcriptions. In February, 72-year-old Motofuyu Okochi found the little book in his family home in Tokyo and reached out to the foundation to have it authenticated. Okochi's lineage stretches back to the feudal era of Japan when, in 1743, the manuscript was passed to the Okochi family from another family, according to Asahi Shimbun. The experts who examined the found chapter were able to confirm that the text is one of Teika's transcriptions in a few ways. Not only did the handwriting match that of the other found chapters, but the cover of the binding matches the blue of the other texts. The small slip of paper that Teika used to identify the front of the book also matches the slips used on the other chapters. How many chapters of the novel have been listed as cultural properties?