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  Direct development- " AVES flying directly in OMR Road" 1)Aves 2)O-osteichythes 3)M-Mammals 4)R-Reptiles Rest of the phylums are indirect development *INDIAA-(both direct and indirect)IN-indirect,DI-direct A-aschelminthes,A-arthropoda plathyhelminths -through many larval stages

1. Name the process in which the simple molecules of nutrients break down to derive the energy to perform various activities is 1) digestion 2) respiration 3) circulation 4) excretion  2. Assertion (A): Mechanism of breathing vary among different groups of animals. Reason (R): Habitats and levels of organization are different among different groups of animals.  1) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A 2) Both A and R are true and R is not the correct explanation of A 3) A is true but R is false 4) A is false but R is true 3. Match the following and choose the correct option. Column – I(Organisms)   Column – II (Respiratory structures) A) Coelenterates         i) Tracheal tubes B) Annelids                 ii) Body surface C) Insects                    iii) Gills D) Aquatic arthropods iv) Moist cuticle 1) A - iv, B - ii, C - iii,...

  12 Superpowers: Saying no Letting go Vibing high Not reacting Being yourself Loving yourself Feeling and healing Owning your bullshit Minding your business Doing inner and shadow work Ignoring judgment and projection Not owning others' emotions and energy

 Introduction Note-taking is an essential skill for students, especially in subjects like physics and chemistry, where complex concepts and formulas can be overwhelming. Effective note-taking helps you understand, retain, and recall information efficiently. In this blog, we'll share expert tips and strategies for making short notes in physics and chemistry. Physics Notes: 1. Focus on Fundamentals Highlight key concepts, definitions, and formulas. Example: Newton's Laws, Energy Equations, Motion Formulas 1. Diagrammatic Notes Sketch diagrams, label them, and annotate important points. Example: Free Body Diagrams, Circuit Diagrams, Wave Patterns 2. Symbolic Language Use symbols and abbreviations consistently. Example: F for force, E for energy, v for velocity 3. Equation Toolbox Collect and organize important equations. Example: Kinematics, Dynamics, Electromagnetism 4. Concept Maps Create visual connections between ideas. Example: Relating forces, energy, and motion Chemistry No...