4th Class

Type I Identify the position of an object/ a person from left end or right end and rank from top or from bottom. If end positions are not marked then it is taken defaultly (positions from your side) as left position or right position.        Type II In this type, questions could be asked by interchanging positions of two persons.                                                            Type III Identify the position more...

Mirror Image: In a plane mirror if someone lifts his left hand, the image in the mirror shows right hand and vice-versa. When mirror is placed vertically left or right: Mirror image of a letter, number are same either mirror is placed vertically left or vertically right.   Mirror image of capital and small letters   Mirror image of numbers 0 to 9     EXAMPLE   1.     more...

How to identify the figure of largest perimeter? If after observation, we get that length does not changes but width changes then figure having largest width have largest perimeter. In curved images, figure which has maximum curves have largest length.   How to identify the symmetrical figure? If a line divides any figure in identical parts, then figure is symmetrical and line is called line of symmetry.   How to count the geometrical shapes? Identify the shapes and solids by their names and images to count in the figure.   more...

A figure (X) is said to be embedded in a figure (Y), if figure (Y) contains figure (X) as its part.                                                                                  Type I: Identify the small part hidden in given figure.               In such type of problems, a figure (X) is given, followed by four parts, such that one of them is embedded in figure (X). Candidate has to identify such part.                                                          Type II: Identify the figure in which given part is hidden.          In such type of problems, a figure (X) is given followed by four complex figures in such a way that figure (X) is embedded in one and only one of them. The candidate has to select such figure in which figure (X) is embedded.     EXAMPLE   1.         Find the figure in which figure (X) is exactly embedded as one of its part.              more...

Directions   Clockwise turn: When somebody moves in direction which is same as the moving direction of clock hands is called clockwise turn.     Anticlockwise turn: Moving in the opposite direction as the clockwise direction is called anticlockwise direction.     EXAMPLE   1.         Fatimah is facing the house. She makes a turn to the right. Where will she be facing now? (a) School                      (b) House                       (c) Community centre                  (d) Field Explanation: (d) In first  turn Fatimah will face community centre, in second more...

Possible Combinations

• How to make possible combinations/pairs of 1 - 1 objects from given \[m-n\] objects?
•  If \[m=n,\] then number of possible (1 - 1) combinations of (m - n) objects are\[m\times m\].
•  If \[m~\cancel{=}\,n,\]then number of possible (1 - 1) combinations of (m - n) objects are\[m~\times \,n\].                                            

  Days and Dates

• How to find the days required in question?
• We have to first naming what is today, yesterday and tomorrow.
• 8th day from today is again that day. 

  EXAMPLE   1.         If more...

Analogy In this topic, two pair of figures is given on either side of: There is a certain relationship between each pair. The student has to identify the relation and find the missing figure.                           Classification How to classify or find the odd figure/different figure/similar figure amongst the others?                                               Observe the figures in questions on the basis of their shapes, size, shadings, their parts, their mirror images, number of sides, curved and straight characteristics etc., to find the odd figure, different figure and similar figure amongst the given figures.              EXAMPLE   1.         There is a certain relationship between pair of figures (i) and (ii) & (iii) and (iv). Identify the relationship and find the missing figure.                             more...

    Practice Exercise         This is our pet. This pet is ours.   Answer: Ours         This car is belonging to me. This car is mine.   Answer: Mine         This is your book. This book is Yours   Answer: Yours       This is my painting. This is mine   Answer: Mine                  Fill in the blanks with the possessive form of the noun given in the bracket.       My car is parked in the garage. (brother) (A) Brother's                                                      (B) Brothers (C) Brother                                                         (D) The brother (E) A brother      more...

   Possession In Case of Pronoun   Pronouns which are used to replace a noun and to show an ownership or possession is called possessive pronoun.        

•  That is my car.
•  That car is mine.
•  This is my room.
•  This room is mine.  

        Analysis In sentence 1, mine shows possession and we know that mine is a pronoun. So, it is called a possessive pronoun.          NOTE: We never use apostrophes in possessive pronoun.           The table given below shows a list of possessive pronoun

more... Catgeory: 4th Class Possession in Case of Noun      Possession in Case of Noun   When the noun is singular, possession is shown by adding's to the noun. When the noun is plural and does not end in s, possession is shown by adding's. When the noun is plural and ends in s, possession is shown by adding an apostrophe at the end.       (A)          (B)          (C)          (D) Singular Nouns The passenger Mr. john The ticket of the passenger The pen of miss eva Plural more... Catgeory: 4th Class Articles Categories Science Projects And Inventions Exam Preparation Tips Essays Editorial Know About Scientists Topper's Interview Pharmacy Medical Care Current Affairs Tell me why Miscellaneous Archive January 2016(131) May 2016(1) April 2014(13) August 2014(14) December 2014(11) February 2014(18) January 2014(17) July 2014(15) June 2014(21) March 2014(7) May 2014(22) November 2014(22) October 2014(19) September 2014(14) April 2013(139) August 2013(129) December 2013(38) February 2013(77) January 2013(60) July 2013(117) June 2013(165) March 2013(87) May 2013(154) November 2013(160) October 2013(425) September 2013(127) August 2012(173) November 2012(1171) October 2012(158) September 2012(131) April 2011(57) August 2011(1) February 2011(1) January 2011(1) July 2011(1) June 2011(59) March 2011(1) May 2011(1) November 2011(1) October 2011(1) September 2011(1) April 2010(2) August 2010(1) December 2010(1) February 2010(1) January 2010(1) July 2010(1) June 2010(1) March 2010(1) May 2010(1) November 2010(1) October 2010(1) September 2010(1) April 2009(1) August 2009(1) December 2009(1) February 2009(1) January 2009(1) July 2009(1) June 2009(1) March 2009(1) May 2009(1) November 2009(1) October 2009(1) September 2009(1) August 2008(1) December 2008(1) February 2008(1) January 2008(1) July 2008(1) June 2008(1) March 2008(1) May 2008(1) November 2008(1) October 2008(1) September 2008(1) April 2007(2) August 2007(2) December 2007(2) February 2007(2) January 2007(2) July 2007(2) June 2007(2) March 2007(2) May 2007(2) November 2007(2) October 2007(2) September 2007(2) April 2006(1) December 2006(2) February 2006(1) July 2006(1) June 2006(1) March 2006(1) May 2006(1) September 2006(1) December 2005(1) April 2004(1) August 2004(1) February 2004(1) January 2004(1) July 2004(1) June 2004(1) March 2004(1) May 2004(1) November 2004(1) October 2004(1) September 2004(1) April 2003(1) August 2003(1) December 2003(1) February 2003(1) January 2003(1) July 2003(1) June 2003(1) March 2003(1) May 2003(1) November 2003(1) October 2003(1) September 2003(1) December 2002(1) April 2001(1) August 2001(1) February 2001(1) July 2001(1) June 2001(1) March 2001(1) May 2001(1) November 2001(1) October 2001(1) September 2001(1) Trending Articles Science Fiction Pressure to enforce more anti-counterfeiting features in products, non-tariff barriers and quality standards will force the industry to increase prices Advantages and Disadvantages of Cinema Indian Expedition to Antarctica Computer : A Boon or a Bane Public Distribution System in India Sarojini Naidu (THE NIGHTINGALE OF INDIA) Forests—A Gift of Nature to the Mankind My Favourite Scientist Mahatma Gandhi—an apostle of Peace Please Wait you are being redirected.... You need to login to perform this action. You will be redirected in 3 sec × Reset Password. Email : Send Password Cancel Add Mobile Enter Mobile Number Submit Logout Enter OTP OTP has been sent to your mobile number and is valid for one hour Enter One Time Password Submit Change Mobile: Submit Logout Mobile Number Verified Your mobile number is verified. Close Free Videos × For free video lectures fill in the form below and we will get back to you. * Email Address: * Mobile Number: Submit Cancel