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Give any one reason why the victory of the Allied Powers in the battle of El Alamein was a major turning point in the Second World War.

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

The origins of the Palestine problem as a global issue, lie in the events that took place towards the end of the First World War.

In this context, explain:

The contradictory promises made by the British government in the Balfour Declaration and the Hussein-McMahon Correspondence.

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Post-War Conflict in Palestine and the Formation of Israel

The origins of the Palestine problem as a global issue, lie in the events that took place towards the end of the First World War.

In this context, explain:

The four major points of agreement in the Camp David Accord (1979).

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

What was the primary demand of the World Zionist Movement?

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Post-War Conflict in Palestine and the Formation of Israel

Discuss any four causes of the Yom Kippur War (1973).

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

Discuss any four consequences of the Yom Kippur War (1973).

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

The Suez Crisis of 1956 was the result of the aggressive policies of all the nations involved in it. Discuss any four causes of this Crisis.

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

The Suez Crisis of 1956 was the result of the aggressive policies of all the nations involved in it. Discuss any four consequences of this Crisis.

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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

The Six-Day War between Israel and its Arab neighbours in 1967 was fought amid intense global tension and apprehensions that it might spread beyond. With reference to the Six-Day War of 1967, answer the following question.

  1. State any four causes for the Six-Day War.
  2. Why was the war a spectacular success for the  Israelis but a humiliation for the Arab States?
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Chapter: [11] Middle East : Israeli-Palestine Conflict (1916-1993)
Concept: Arab-Israeli Wars and the Camp David Accord (1948–1979)

The process of coating a food item with a dry ingredient before cooking is called ______.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Which one of the following methods is recommended for patients recovering after surgery?

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Choose the correct pair from the following options.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

State any two advantages of frying as a method of cooking.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Mention any two precautions to be taken while baking in an electric oven.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

The process of immersing food into boiling water for a short period and then plunging it in cold water to remove the outer layer is called ______.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Choose the correct pair from the following options:

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

List any two changes rice undergoes during cooking.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Mention any two advantages of Induction Cooking.

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

Radha is a working lady who wants to make tomato purée in bulk and refrigerate it so that it can be used for the gravies made at a later stage. Which method should she deploy to make the tomato purée?

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking

What could be a similarity in stewing and steaming methods of cooking food?

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Chapter: [1.01] Techniques and Methods of Cooking
Concept: Techniques and Methods of Cooking
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