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00 addition shortcuts
The document discusses shortcuts for adding long columns of numbers. It recommends beginning by looking for combinations of 10 that can be added together, such as 1 + 9, 5 + 5, and 8 + 2. These combinations of 10 should be added first before adding any remaining single-digit numbers. When a number repeats, such as adding multiple columns of the same number, multiplication can be used instead of repeatedly adding the number.
00 buddhism add storyproblems
The document provides biographical details about Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha. It describes how he was born into a royal family but was disturbed by witnessing old age, disease, death, and poverty. This led him to discover the Middle Way and form the Buddhist sangha. He taught that all things are impermanent, that life involves suffering, and that there is no fixed self or essence. The document then gives an overview of key Buddhist concepts like the Four Noble Truths and different traditions of Buddhism.
Mult div frac_nt2
Rational numbers include fractions, integers, and decimals. To multiply rational numbers, multiply the numerators and denominators. Dividing rational numbers is done by changing the division to multiplication and taking the reciprocal of the second number. Rational numbers can be simplified before or after multiplication and division.
Volume i 200_word_definitions
This document provides definitions for vocabulary words. It defines words like "succinct" as concise, terse, and pithy. It also defines words like "vicarious" as experienced in an indirect or second-hand way. The document aims to help with success on standardized tests, in school, and at work by expanding one's vocabulary.
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00 addition shortcuts
The document discusses shortcuts for adding long columns of numbers. It recommends beginning by looking for combinations of 10 that can be added together, such as 1 + 9, 5 + 5, and 8 + 2. These combinations of 10 should be added first before adding any remaining single-digit numbers. When a number repeats, such as adding multiple columns of the same number, multiplication can be used instead of repeatedly adding the number.
00 buddhism add storyproblems
The document provides biographical details about Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha. It describes how he was born into a royal family but was disturbed by witnessing old age, disease, death, and poverty. This led him to discover the Middle Way and form the Buddhist sangha. He taught that all things are impermanent, that life involves suffering, and that there is no fixed self or essence. The document then gives an overview of key Buddhist concepts like the Four Noble Truths and different traditions of Buddhism.
Mult div frac_nt2
Rational numbers include fractions, integers, and decimals. To multiply rational numbers, multiply the numerators and denominators. Dividing rational numbers is done by changing the division to multiplication and taking the reciprocal of the second number. Rational numbers can be simplified before or after multiplication and division.
Volume i 200_word_definitions
This document provides definitions for vocabulary words. It defines words like "succinct" as concise, terse, and pithy. It also defines words like "vicarious" as experienced in an indirect or second-hand way. The document aims to help with success on standardized tests, in school, and at work by expanding one's vocabulary.
Volume ii 200_word_definitions
This document provides definitions for 50 vocabulary words, with parts of speech and brief explanations. It is intended to help readers expand their vocabularies. Key terms include: assiduous (hard working), complacent (easygoing), don and doff (to put on and take off clothing), draconian (harsh), edify (instruct), egregious (extremely bad), eloquent (well-spoken), erudition (deep learning), expatriate (someone who leaves their country), expedite (hasten), and laconic (sparing of words). The document aims to concisely define challenging words in order to boost readers' lexical knowledge and skills.
Relegion
Religion is based on a belief system about ultimate powers and involves personal practices and group rituals stemming from shared convictions. The main native Indian religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, with Hinduism accounting for 80% of India's population. The two main philosophical streams of thought in ancient India were the shramana religions like Buddhism and Jainism, and the Vedic religion, which modern Hinduism continues today.
India
I. Critical historical junctures that shaped India included the Mughal Empire, British East India Company rule known as the British Raj, the Indian Mutiny of 1857 which led to direct British rule under a Viceroy, and the struggle for independence including the Indian National Congress and Gandhi's non-violent movement.
II. India has a parliamentary democracy and socialist economy with the Prime Minister and Cabinet forming the executive branch, while the legislature consists of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
III. Political participation occurs through major parties like the Congress Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, and Communist Party of India - Marxist, though the country faces ongoing challenges related to ethnic, religious and c
India with alison & bibi 2007
This document summarizes a trip taken by Bibi Pey and Alison Booth from Auckland, New Zealand to various locations in India from January 21 to February 3, 2007. They traveled to Bangalore, Mysore, the Kabini River area, and Goa to explore wildlife like tigers and elephants. In Bangalore and Mysore they visited temples, palaces and markets. On the Kabini River they saw many wild animals and birds from their cabin and jeep rides. In Mumbai they learned about the city's musical heritage at a concert honoring the tradition. The trip provided experiences of India's rich culture, history and natural beauty.
Week7
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Buddhism, including:
1) Buddhism is not a religion in the traditional sense as it does not involve worship of a god, but can be considered a religion as it is a way of life focused on ethics, psychology, and spiritual awakening.
2) Central to Buddhism is the teachings of Buddha, especially the Four Noble Truths about the nature of suffering and its causes, and the Eightfold Path to end suffering.
3) Other important concepts discussed include karma, samsara, nirvana, anatman, and the three jewels of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.
Traditionalfoodofindia
The Malabar area of south India is famous for its aromatic spices like pepper, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg used abundantly in cooking. Rice is the staple grain of south India instead of wheat. Tamil Nadu is known for idly, dosa, sambar, and vada which use spices and coconut extensively in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. In Kerala, fish with rice is staple and banana and jackfruit chips are popular, while final dishes often include mustard, curry leaves, and urad dal. Andhra Pradesh cuisine is characterized by spiciness, with kebabs and biryani recommended alongside homemade pickles, papad, and dry chutney
Tradition
Indian traditions are still strongly followed today in both urban and rural areas. The most common greeting is Namaskar, where both palms are pressed together with the right hand representing higher nature and the left representing worldly nature. Some other traditions include applying a thilak or kumkum to the forehead, especially for married women in North India, performing arati as a sign of worship and offering flower garlands, most commonly made of jasmine and marigold, to deities. Other traditional accessories for women include wearing a bindi, nose pin, and mangal sutra necklace tied by the groom during marriage to signify being married.
Somg
Vande Mataram is India's national song that describes the motherland as bountiful, fruitful, cool and pleasant. It depicts the motherland as having auspicious signs, full of flowers and having a beautiful forest glade. The motherland is described as bringing happiness, speaking sweetly and bestowing happiness.
Relegion
Religion is based on a belief system about ultimate powers and involves personal practices and group rituals stemming from shared convictions. The main native Indian religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, with Hinduism accounting for 80% of India's population. The two main philosophical streams of thought in ancient India were the shramana religions like Buddhism and Jainism, and the Vedic religion, which modern Hinduism continues today. Christianity, Judaism, Zoroastrianism and Islam are the other religions with followers in India.
Quiz
The document appears to be a quiz about general knowledge of India. It contains multiple choice questions about important political figures in India's history like the first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the author of the national anthem Rabindranath Tagore, and the second President Dr. Radhakrishnan. It also asks geographic questions about where famous cities like Bangalore, Shimla and Ooty are located. Other questions cover topics like the caste system, independence day, and children's day.
Powerpointindia
The document provides information about India, including details about the Taj Mahal, facts about India's capital, largest city, official languages and population, and notable figures, emblems, and sports. It also shares a brief history on ancient India with a painting from Ajanta caves over 9,000 years old and describes traditional Indian cuisine and costumes as well as the historical use of elephants in India.
Northindianfood
North Indian food is characterized by its thick and flavorful ingredients like chillies, saffron, milk, cottage cheese, clarified butter, and nuts. Meals are hearty and often include several dishes in addition to sweets being very popular. The northern region of India is considered the ultimate destination for food lovers, with Mughlai cuisine being the most famous. Jammu and Kashmir have a tradition of the aromatic Wazwan banquet, while Awadhi cuisine is cooked slowly over fire. Staple meals in northern India generally consist of flatbread, rice, lentils and vegetables, though many people also enjoy non-vegetarian dishes.
Nationalanthem 1
The national anthem of India praises the nation and seeks blessings for continued prosperity. It celebrates the unity of people from all regions including Punjab, Sindh, Gujarat, Maratha, Dravida, Utkala, and Banga. The anthem asks for God's blessings so that the glory of the nation keeps rising and hopes are fulfilled as the song of victory for the nation is sung.
Music 1
Music is considered the highest form of art in ancient Indian texts. Indian music originated from the Vedas and Sama Veda in particular, with temples promoting music. There are three main musical methods today - Western music based on harmony, and Karnatic and Hindustani music from India based more on melody.
Multiplying fractions
This document discusses how to multiply fractions and mixed numbers. It states that when multiplying mixed numbers, the first step is to change any mixed numbers into improper fractions before multiplying. The document then lists "Multiplying Mixed Numbers 1" and "Multiplying Mixed Numbers 2" as headings to further explain the process of multiplying mixed numbers.
Mango 1
The mango is India's national fruit, with over 100 varieties that differ in color, size and shape. Mangoes are enjoyed for their sweet juice and bright colors, and are incorporated into Indian dishes like chutneys and curry. They are also nutritious, containing vitamins A, C and D.
M & d fractions
This document provides instructions and examples for multiplying and dividing fractions. It explains that when multiplying fractions, you change any mixed numbers to improper fractions, cross cancel factors when possible, and multiply horizontally. When dividing fractions, you keep the first fraction, switch the division symbol to multiplication, flip the second fraction, cross cancel factors, and multiply horizontally. It includes examples of multiplying fractions like 1/2 x 1/4 = 1/8 and dividing fractions like 3 1/2 / 1 3/4 = 2 1/2 using these methods.
Lesson 3 human geography where do all the people live
The document discusses a geography lesson on a plane circling above Bombay airport. Students are tasked with using maps of India showing different resources to predict where in India most people live and why. They then compare their predictions to actual population distribution maps and annotate their findings.
Lesson 2 build your own india
This document provides instructions for students to build a 3D model of India's physical features and landscape. It guides them through layering cardboard cutouts to represent the different elevations across India, from sea level up to 4000 meters. Students are asked to add key details like the Ganges River, Western and Eastern Ghats mountain ranges, Deccan Plateau, and Himalayas. The lesson aims to teach students about India's physical geography through the interactive model-building activity.
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Volume ii 200_word_definitions
This document provides definitions for 50 vocabulary words, with parts of speech and brief explanations. It is intended to help readers expand their vocabularies. Key terms include: assiduous (hard working), complacent (easygoing), don and doff (to put on and take off clothing), draconian (harsh), edify (instruct), egregious (extremely bad), eloquent (well-spoken), erudition (deep learning), expatriate (someone who leaves their country), expedite (hasten), and laconic (sparing of words). The document aims to concisely define challenging words in order to boost readers' lexical knowledge and skills.
Relegion
Religion is based on a belief system about ultimate powers and involves personal practices and group rituals stemming from shared convictions. The main native Indian religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, with Hinduism accounting for 80% of India's population. The two main philosophical streams of thought in ancient India were the shramana religions like Buddhism and Jainism, and the Vedic religion, which modern Hinduism continues today.
India
I. Critical historical junctures that shaped India included the Mughal Empire, British East India Company rule known as the British Raj, the Indian Mutiny of 1857 which led to direct British rule under a Viceroy, and the struggle for independence including the Indian National Congress and Gandhi's non-violent movement.
II. India has a parliamentary democracy and socialist economy with the Prime Minister and Cabinet forming the executive branch, while the legislature consists of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
III. Political participation occurs through major parties like the Congress Party, Bharatiya Janata Party, and Communist Party of India - Marxist, though the country faces ongoing challenges related to ethnic, religious and c
India with alison & bibi 2007
This document summarizes a trip taken by Bibi Pey and Alison Booth from Auckland, New Zealand to various locations in India from January 21 to February 3, 2007. They traveled to Bangalore, Mysore, the Kabini River area, and Goa to explore wildlife like tigers and elephants. In Bangalore and Mysore they visited temples, palaces and markets. On the Kabini River they saw many wild animals and birds from their cabin and jeep rides. In Mumbai they learned about the city's musical heritage at a concert honoring the tradition. The trip provided experiences of India's rich culture, history and natural beauty.
Week7
The document provides an overview of key concepts in Buddhism, including:
1) Buddhism is not a religion in the traditional sense as it does not involve worship of a god, but can be considered a religion as it is a way of life focused on ethics, psychology, and spiritual awakening.
2) Central to Buddhism is the teachings of Buddha, especially the Four Noble Truths about the nature of suffering and its causes, and the Eightfold Path to end suffering.
3) Other important concepts discussed include karma, samsara, nirvana, anatman, and the three jewels of Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.
Traditionalfoodofindia
The Malabar area of south India is famous for its aromatic spices like pepper, cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg used abundantly in cooking. Rice is the staple grain of south India instead of wheat. Tamil Nadu is known for idly, dosa, sambar, and vada which use spices and coconut extensively in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. In Kerala, fish with rice is staple and banana and jackfruit chips are popular, while final dishes often include mustard, curry leaves, and urad dal. Andhra Pradesh cuisine is characterized by spiciness, with kebabs and biryani recommended alongside homemade pickles, papad, and dry chutney
Tradition
Indian traditions are still strongly followed today in both urban and rural areas. The most common greeting is Namaskar, where both palms are pressed together with the right hand representing higher nature and the left representing worldly nature. Some other traditions include applying a thilak or kumkum to the forehead, especially for married women in North India, performing arati as a sign of worship and offering flower garlands, most commonly made of jasmine and marigold, to deities. Other traditional accessories for women include wearing a bindi, nose pin, and mangal sutra necklace tied by the groom during marriage to signify being married.
Somg
Vande Mataram is India's national song that describes the motherland as bountiful, fruitful, cool and pleasant. It depicts the motherland as having auspicious signs, full of flowers and having a beautiful forest glade. The motherland is described as bringing happiness, speaking sweetly and bestowing happiness.
Relegion
Religion is based on a belief system about ultimate powers and involves personal practices and group rituals stemming from shared convictions. The main native Indian religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism, with Hinduism accounting for 80% of India's population. The two main philosophical streams of thought in ancient India were the shramana religions like Buddhism and Jainism, and the Vedic religion, which modern Hinduism continues today. Christianity, Judaism, Zoroastrianism and Islam are the other religions with followers in India.
Quiz
The document appears to be a quiz about general knowledge of India. It contains multiple choice questions about important political figures in India's history like the first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, the author of the national anthem Rabindranath Tagore, and the second President Dr. Radhakrishnan. It also asks geographic questions about where famous cities like Bangalore, Shimla and Ooty are located. Other questions cover topics like the caste system, independence day, and children's day.
Powerpointindia
The document provides information about India, including details about the Taj Mahal, facts about India's capital, largest city, official languages and population, and notable figures, emblems, and sports. It also shares a brief history on ancient India with a painting from Ajanta caves over 9,000 years old and describes traditional Indian cuisine and costumes as well as the historical use of elephants in India.
Northindianfood
North Indian food is characterized by its thick and flavorful ingredients like chillies, saffron, milk, cottage cheese, clarified butter, and nuts. Meals are hearty and often include several dishes in addition to sweets being very popular. The northern region of India is considered the ultimate destination for food lovers, with Mughlai cuisine being the most famous. Jammu and Kashmir have a tradition of the aromatic Wazwan banquet, while Awadhi cuisine is cooked slowly over fire. Staple meals in northern India generally consist of flatbread, rice, lentils and vegetables, though many people also enjoy non-vegetarian dishes.
Nationalanthem 1
The national anthem of India praises the nation and seeks blessings for continued prosperity. It celebrates the unity of people from all regions including Punjab, Sindh, Gujarat, Maratha, Dravida, Utkala, and Banga. The anthem asks for God's blessings so that the glory of the nation keeps rising and hopes are fulfilled as the song of victory for the nation is sung.
Music 1
Music is considered the highest form of art in ancient Indian texts. Indian music originated from the Vedas and Sama Veda in particular, with temples promoting music. There are three main musical methods today - Western music based on harmony, and Karnatic and Hindustani music from India based more on melody.
Multiplying fractions
This document discusses how to multiply fractions and mixed numbers. It states that when multiplying mixed numbers, the first step is to change any mixed numbers into improper fractions before multiplying. The document then lists "Multiplying Mixed Numbers 1" and "Multiplying Mixed Numbers 2" as headings to further explain the process of multiplying mixed numbers.
Mango 1
The mango is India's national fruit, with over 100 varieties that differ in color, size and shape. Mangoes are enjoyed for their sweet juice and bright colors, and are incorporated into Indian dishes like chutneys and curry. They are also nutritious, containing vitamins A, C and D.
M & d fractions
This document provides instructions and examples for multiplying and dividing fractions. It explains that when multiplying fractions, you change any mixed numbers to improper fractions, cross cancel factors when possible, and multiply horizontally. When dividing fractions, you keep the first fraction, switch the division symbol to multiplication, flip the second fraction, cross cancel factors, and multiply horizontally. It includes examples of multiplying fractions like 1/2 x 1/4 = 1/8 and dividing fractions like 3 1/2 / 1 3/4 = 2 1/2 using these methods.
Lesson 3 human geography where do all the people live
The document discusses a geography lesson on a plane circling above Bombay airport. Students are tasked with using maps of India showing different resources to predict where in India most people live and why. They then compare their predictions to actual population distribution maps and annotate their findings.
Lesson 2 build your own india
This document provides instructions for students to build a 3D model of India's physical features and landscape. It guides them through layering cardboard cutouts to represent the different elevations across India, from sea level up to 4000 meters. Students are asked to add key details like the Ganges River, Western and Eastern Ghats mountain ranges, Deccan Plateau, and Himalayas. The lesson aims to teach students about India's physical geography through the interactive model-building activity.
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