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Tuesday, June 30, 2020

1.4 Big Data - Big Insights.

1.4 Big Data – Big Insights


1.4 Big Data – Big Insights


Ice Breakers

A) Give business suggestions to the respective industry / company for the following situation.

You have received data that -

a) Many Passengers prefer fights between 7 am and 9 am from Mumbai to Delhi.
Suggestion: Increase the number of flights between 7 am and 9 am.

b) Many students are opting for UPSC/MC Exams.
Suggestion: Increase the number of examination centres and add more jobs in it.      

c) Many people go for morning walk to Kamla Nehru Park.
Suggestion: Increase the facilities in the park. Start more such parks in the city in different areas. Charge meagre facility charges to maintain the quality of the garden.           

d) Many people buy clothes from miracle.com an online shopping site.
Suggestion: Increase new brands and give discounts to attract more persons. Keep good quality products and give good customer care service.   

e) The viewership on television is more between 8 pm and 10 pm.
Suggestion: Increase social awareness and scientific consciousness programmes during this period.         

B) People get information from various sources. Name few sources:

Answer:- 

Sources of information:-

1) Apps- Facebook, Whats app, Telegram etc.

2) Newspaper

3) Television

4) Websites

5) Films

6) Blogs

7) Reporters

8) Pamphlets

9) Advertisements

10) Brochures

11) Dictionary

12) Encyclopedia

13) Web search engines- Google, Yahoo, Bing

14) Magazines and book

15) Online shopping sites- Flipkart, Amazon

Brainstorming

(A4)

(i) Do as directed.

(a) Advertisers are one of the biggest players in Big Data.

(1) Begin the sentence with  ‘Very few’

Ans- Very few players in Big Data are as big as advertisers.

(2) Use ‘bigger than’ and rewrite the sentence.

Ans- Advertisers are bigger than most other players in Big Data.

(b) No other diagnosis is as good as the diagnosis done with the help of 
Big Data.

(1) Use ‘best’ and rewrite the sentence.

Ans- The diagnosis done with the help of Big Data is the best diagnosis.

(2) Use ‘better than’ and rewrite the sentence.

Ans- The diagnosis done with the help of Big Data is better than any other diagnosis.

(c) These internet giants provide the greatest data about people.

(1) Begin the sentence with  ‘No other’

Ans- No other internet giants provide as great data about people as these.

Or

No other internet giants provide as great data as these about people.

(2) Use ‘greater than’ and rewrite the sentence.

Ans- These internet giants provide greater data than any other internet giants about people.

(ii) Use 'as well as', 'either ...... or' in the following sentences.

(a) Whatever activity we do online is recorded, monitored and analysed.

Ans- Whatever activity we do online is recorded, monitored as well as analysed.

Ans- Whatever activity we do online is either recorded or monitored or analysed.

(b) Big Data has been useful in identifying and tracking the exact location of a place.

Ans- Big data has been useful in identifying as well as tracking the exact location of a place.

Ans- Big Data helps either in monitoring the outbreaks of the epidemics or diseases.

(c) Weather sensors and satellites help us to understand the weather and help in weather forecasting.

Ans- Weather sensors and satellites help us to understand the weather as well as help in weather forecasting.

Ans- Weather sensors and satellites either help us to understand the weather or help in weather forecasting.

(d) Big Data helps in monitoring the outbreaks of epidemics and diseases.

Ans- Big data has been useful in identifying as well as tracking the exact location of a place.

Ans- Big Data helps in monitoring the outbreaks of either epidemics or diseases.

(e) New insights have enabled the banks and finance companies to come up with suitable plans.

Ans- New insights have enabled the banks as well as finance companies to come up with suitable plans.

Ans- New insights have enabled either the banks or finance companies to come up with suitable plans.

Monday, June 29, 2020

Worksheet no.3 :- My Village.

Worksheet: My Village

My village



............ is my native place. It is a small........
It is situated in ......... ( Name of tahsil/ District). Or It is situated on the bank of.......... ( name of river) . Or . It is situated at the foot of.......... ( name of mountain) . The population of my village is ....... Most of the families depend on ............ for bread and butter. Some villagers go to....... for work. ............a primary school in .......... . It runs classes from.. to...  . The roads  in my village are......  . My village is free from........ . My village is green because............ Villagers live.......... and ............ together. 

Sunday, June 28, 2020

Confusing words.

*Confusing Words*

*Born and Borne*
➖Born means having started life
➖Borne means to carry/transport
➖Borne is the past particle of 'bear'

*Complacent and Complaisant*
➖Complacent means self-satisfied
➖Complaisant means willing to please

*Coarse and Course*
➖Coarse means rough
➖Course means a direction; a school subject; part of a meal

*Desert and Dessert*
➖Desert means dry or lifeless region
➖Dessert means sweet food served after a main course

*Dual and Duel*
➖Dual means having two parts
➖Duel means a fight or contest between two people

Confusing words.

*Confusing Words*

*a/an/and -*

🍃A is used before a word beginning with a consonant or consonant sound.

👉🏻I would love a new car.

🍃An is used before a word beginning with a vowel or vowel sound.

👉🏻I took an apple for a snack.

🍃And joins words or clauses.

👉🏻I love apples and bananas.

*accept/except -*

🍃Accept means to receive.

👉🏻I accept your gift.

🍃Except means to exclude.

👉🏻I'll give you all my baseball cards except for the Micky Mantle.

 *addition/edition -*

🍃An addition is something that is added.

👉🏻We built an addition onto the house.

🍃An edition is one in a series of printed material.

👉🏻Did you see the latest edition of the paper?

*advice/advise -*

🍃Advice is an opinion offered as a guide.

👉🏻My advice is to study before tests.

🍃Advise is the action of offering an opinion as a guide.

👉🏻I advise you to study before tests.


*affect/effect -*

🍃Affect means to influence something.

👉🏻He affects me strangely whenever he winks at me.

🍃Effect means a result or to cause something to happen.

👉🏻Your wink has the strangest effect on me.


*allowed/aloud -*

🍃Allowed means permitted to happen.

👉🏻The child is allowed to stay up late on weekends.

🍃Aloud means out loud.

👉🏻Read your papers aloud to hear your mistakes.


*all ready/already -*

🍃All ready means everyone is ready.

👉🏻We're all ready for summer vacation.

🍃Already means before.

👉🏻David had already complete that class.


*are/our -*

🍃Are is a verb, the plural of is.

👉🏻We are going to the store.

🍃Our is a possessive pronoun, meaning belongs to us.

Useful expressions for group discussion.

*USEFUL EXPRESSIONS FOR GROUP DISCUSSION*

1️⃣  Saying something in another way

🔸What I'm trying to say is...

🔸In other words...

🔸To put it another way...

🔸What I mean is...

🔸Perhaps I should make that clearer by saying...

2️⃣  Agreeing with an opinion

🔸Yes, I agree...

🔸That's my view exactly.

🔸I would tend to agree with that.

🔸I couldn't agree more.

3️⃣  Disagreeing with an opinion

🔸No, I disagree.

🔸I'm afraid I disagree.

🔸I see things rather differently myself.

🔸I wouldn't say that is necessarily true.

🔸I tend to disagree.

🔸I'm not so sure about that.

4️⃣  Partially agreeing with an opinion

🔸I don't entirely agree. It is true that......however...

🔸That is partly true, but...

🔸I agree with that to an extent. However...

5️⃣  Getting asked an opinion

🔸What do you think?

🔸What's your view / opinion?

🔸What are your views on...?

🔸How do you feel about...?

6️⃣ Saying your opinion could vary according to the situation

🔸That depends...

🔸I think it really depends...

🔸That depends on how you look at it.

7️⃣  Asking for clarification

🔸Could you please explain what ...(word)... means?

🔸Sorry, I don't understand the question. Could you explain?

🔸Sorry, I'm afraid I didn't understand the question.

🔸Sorry, can I just clarify what you mean. Are you asking me ...(say what you believe you have been asked)...

8️⃣  Asking for repetition

🔸Sorry, would you mind repeating the question?

🔸Sorry, I didn't quite catch that. Could you repeat the question?


9️⃣  Summing up

🔸So all in all...

🔸To sum up...

🔸To conclude...

Thursday, June 25, 2020

Online test no.36 Identify the antonyms (opposite words)

Writing skills : Worksheet no.2

Writing Skills: Worksheet No 2

Copy the following sentences and write your responses. 

About My School/College

My school's name is .................. Or I learn in ...........

My school/college is situated in................

I have been learning in this school/college since......... Or for...........

My school/college has..................

My school/college is..............

My school/college opens at --:-- and closes at --:-- .

The subjects  taught in my school/ college are ....................., ........., ........., ....... and.........

............ in my school/ college are well educated and experienced.


My school/college has a well equipped l...... , l.......... ,l........ .


Classrooms have ......... board


The headmaster/ principal is ..................

Wednesday, June 24, 2020

XII th Listen & Read Poetry.

Listen and Read : Poetry

  Indian Weavers

Weavers, weaving at break of day,
Why do you weave a garment so gay?......
Blue as the wing of a halcyon wild,
We weave the robes of a new-born child.
Weavers, weaving at fall of night,
Why do you weave a garment so bright?........
Like the plumes of a peacock, purple and green,
We weave the marriage-veils of a queen.
Weavers, weaving solemn and still,
What do you weave in the moonlight chill……
White as a feather and white as a cloud,
We weave a dead man’s funeral shroud.
- Sarojini Naidu

 Audio Files of poetry . Touch/Click on the blue radio button to play audio.


 Indian Weavers      

Songs of the Open Road 

 She Walks In Beauty
  

The Inchcape Rock
  

Have You Earned Your Tomorrow?

Father Returning Home  

O Money
  

Small Towns and Rivers 

XII 2.8 Small Town And Rivers.

2.8 Small Towns and Rivers

2.8 Small Towns and Rivers

See the presentation on this poem by

Prof. Sachin K. Hawaldar
R.V.Nerurkar Jr. College, 
Dombivly (East)


































Click on the following link and download the PDF

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oTQHEuO-UYoUiOwmyys8Fpgd96p5H0OT/view?usp=sharing


Such Resources are beneficial for online teaching.

2.8 Small Town and Rivers


Poet: Mamang Dai

Mamang Dai is a modern Indian poet of the North -East region. She was born in the Adi tribal community of Arunachal Pradesh. She was raised up in a close vicinity of Nature and thus got an opportunity to understand the tribal life that was intertwined with all aspects of Nature. At the same time, she also observed the growing political unrest and suffering of the common people due to insurgency. All these issues find an expression in her poems.

Title: 

The title of the poem ‘Small Town and Rivers’ shows the reality of increasing small town and its impact on the natural elements like the river. In this poem, the world of Nature is represented, primarily, by the river. The increasing towns had a harsh impact on the nature in the form of bad condition of the rivers in poet’s area.

Other information will be available soon.

1.2 On Saying 'Please'.

Writing skills : worksheet no.1

Writing Worksheet

Copy  the following sentences in your notebook and complete them. 

About Me


My Name is ....................
I was born in .............
My Favorite Colors are ...................
My Favorite Hobbies are ................
My Favorite Foods to Eat are...............
My favorite place to visit is ...................
My Favorite Movie is .....................
My favorite book is ........................
I laugh and smile when ................
I will make the world a better place by ...................
My dream is to  .................

Tuesday, June 23, 2020

Online test no.2 - History of Novel.

2) Solve the online test on History of Novel

History of Novel Quiz


Online test created by:
Prof. Yogesh Kardak
Upadhye College of Science, Nashik.

Std.XII - 1.1 An Astrologer's Day.

Std. XII - 1.1 An Astrologer’s Day



1.1 An Astrologer’s Day

The title of the text:

1) 'An astrologer's Day' arouses curiosity as something might have taken place on a particular day. It attracts the readers to go through the text.

2) 'An astrologer's Day' - Here ‘a day’ is a specific day in life that can be a turning point of somebody's life. The title is very interesting and creates curiosity in the mind of the readers. The writer extended the word with a particular purpose as it was used by Churchill... 'Everyone has his day'.

3)  The title creates curiosity in the mind of the reader about astrology and astrologer’s life. It also creates interest in reading to find out what is that particular day of the astrologer in the story.

Audio Version of the story in Marathi: 
Click on the following link to download or hear the audio clip.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uDThYi4jRWznKBJH4h1-ZgtkzFMELZ-2/view?usp=sharing

Created by-

Prof. Dhakane Z.N.
Junior College, Wada
Dist. Palghar

Saturday, June 20, 2020

3.1 Summary writing.

3.1 Summary Writing
3.1 Summary Writing


Ice Breakers:

A) Guess the correct alternative for the following.

1) To summarize means ------------------------     
(a) Put information in chronological order
(b) To recapitulate the main points in selection
(c) To introduce new information
(d) To write one’s opinion about selection

Answer:-
b) To recapitulate the main points in selection 

2) The type of summary that consists of a paragraph to express the main idea is ---------------- 

(a) Outline (b) Report  (c) Synopsis (d) Written summary

Answer:-
(d) Written summary

Ways of writing and its description:
Sr
Ways of writing
Description
1)
Summarizing
It includes main ideas into one’s own words.
2)
Paraphrasing
It must be identical to the original and match the document word by word.
3)
Precis writing
It includes taking broader segment of the source and condensing it slightly.
4)
Quoting
It includes not just the main idea but every detail expressed clearly and to the point.
5)
Editing
It includes selection of proper lines from the given text for correction, condensation and organization.
6)
Gist writing
It includes the most essential partor the crux of the matter.

Points to be remember:

    1)    Read and re-read the passage.
    
    2)    Understand the content of the passage.
    
    3)    Read the instructions and hints.
    
    4)    Find exactly what you need to summarise.
   
    5)    Identify the main idea.
   
    6)    Form short sentences on your own.
   
    7)    Connect the sentences using linkers.
    
    8)    Keep only key ideas.
   
    9)    Omit details, examples and statistical information.
   
   10)  Avoid your own interpretation.

Steps for Summary Writing-

1: Read the article twice.

2: Ask questions about the purpose of writing.

3: Identify the main idea.

4: Write the first draft.

5: Revise your first draft and edit it.

6: Write the final draft.

How to learn Summary Writing:

        Summary writing is a writing skill. It needs practice. Take small passage initially. Read it carefully. Calculate the words. Try to reduce each sentence without losing its sense. Remove examples and illustrations if any. Avoid repeated and unnecessary information. Use simple sentences. Use one word for group of words where ever possible.
e.g. The person who leads India = India’s Captain
            Search the key words and join them with relevant words. Reduce the passage up to one third. 
            Give the title to the summary considering the central idea of the passage.


Video created by:-
Mrs. J.V.Bauchakar
Kakasaheb Chavan College,
Talmavale
Tal. Patan
Dist. Satara