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Directions for questions 27 to 30: These questions are

based on the following information.

Eight persons - P, Q, R, S, T, U, V and W sit around

a circular table, but not necessarily in that order. Some are facing the centre and the remaining are facing away from the centre. When two or more persons are stated to be facing the same direction, it means that they are all facing the centre or away from the centre. The following

information is known.

(i)Three persons sit between P and U.

(ii)T sits second to the right of P.

(iii) U sits two places away from R.

(iv) Rand Q are not adjacent to each other.

(v) The neighbours of T face different directions.

(vi) S sits second to the left of Q. Both face the same

direction.

(vii) V sits second to the right of W and is not adjacent to P.

(viii) T and U face the same direction as Q faces, but a

different direction than that R faces.

(ix) No three persons sitting in the consecutive positions

face the centre.

27. What is the ratio of the number persons who are facing the centre to that facing away from the centre?

(A) 1:1

(B) 3:5

(C) 5:3

(D) Cannot be determined

28. Who sits third to the right of U?

(A) P

(B) V

(C) U

(D) S

29. Which of the following statements is false?

(A) P faces away from the centre.

(B) S and R face different directions.

(C) V and W face the same direction,

(D) None of these

30. Which among the following pairs of persons face thecentre?

(A) P,S

(B) T, Q

(C) V,W

(D) R,U

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21 Independence Day Activities for Students

K P Sheeja

Jul 13, 2022

School

India, a country with one of the robust democracies, is a nation everyone vows to. We feel immense pride to be called “INDIAN”. And, why wouldn't we be?

Being a nation with rich heritage, culture, and tradition, India is strengthening its hard, as well as soft power with time. But, all this became possible when India became free 75 years ago. And, to date, we mark that as Independence day!

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What is Independence Day?

Independence day is celebrated every year on the 15th of August. This day embarks the independence of India from British rule, and we all celebrate this day to commemorate the emergence of India as a free nation!

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Importance of Independence Day

Being under British rule, India wasn't free. And it was the blood, and sweat of fearless, and valiant freedom fighters that made us call ourselves the citizens of a “Free”, and democratic nation. This day is special for all nation lovers and ignites the feeling of patriotism in every Indian.

Even the smallest of the town and largest of the authorities celebrate independence day with utmost pride and patriotism. And, It is said that to respect the power of India as a country, and unleash the importance of 15 august, one must respect the independent India stories.

And that's where celebrating this day with the right activities can spread awareness and a feeling of patriotism among citizens. And, schools leave no stone unturned to do so!

Every year, schools organize several independence day activities to let students respect the feeling of an Independent India. Here are the 21 Independence day activities for students that can make them well aware, empathetic, and respectful of India!

It was a red letter day in the history of India when the country got her freedom on August 15, 1947. It took hundreds of years for us to break shackles of slavery. People of the country celebrate this festival every year with great pomp and show. The main Programme is celebrated at the Red Fort in New Delhi. Besides, this festival is also celebrated in every city and town, in school, college and university.

Our school also celebrates this festival every year. For this year, we had made all the preparations. In the morning NCC cadets of our school marched out in a procession through the main streets of the town with a band playing the National Song ( Vande Matram ).

For 2018 Celebration Fact - The day is Wednesday

From 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm, approximately 2500 lamps will illuminate the Red Fort. The cost of this illumination will be around Rs 3 Crore for covering the length around 1.3 km.

The Principal was the Chief Guest of the Programme. She hoisted the national flag on the school building sharp at 8:00 am. All the students and teachers saluted the flag and then sang the National Anthem with nobody moved honoring it. Then followed the Cultural Programme. Patriotic Poems and Songs were recited both by the teachers and the students. Some students also presented the group dance and skits