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It often happens that we face extreme difficulty in learning longwinding names, scientific terms, words of a new language orcurrency names etc. If we have to learn a new unknown word, wehave to repeat it many times. Despite this we find it hard to memoriseand tend to forget the new word altogether after some time. Humanbrain is like a huge reservoir but still it takes in only those wordsthat are already there in it in some form or the other. Or in otherwords there should be a three dimensional picture related to theword, a kind of familiarity or association with the word i.e. somesort of mind picture.

But the fact is that we have to learn new, even unfamiliar words.Now I am going to explain to you how you can use the technique ofassociation and visualization to keep long difficult words safe andsecure in your memory for a long time. We are going to use the Kiranmethod for this purpose. The word Kiran (KIRAN) reminds us of thename of a girl or the rays of the sun. It also reminds us of K.. K..Kiran from the film “Darr’. You remember how the hero used toutter the name of the heroine in these broken letters? Whenever webreak a word into different letters or just take a pause in between, itcan change the meaning of the word completely and a new mind




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picture emerges. Doesn’t the word ‘Kiran’ make you feel as if a keyis running? Words have this remarkable characteristic. If youapproach them intelligently they lend themselves to learning easily.We can extract a familiar mind picture out of every alien word. Thismethod can help you memorise words much faster and you mayretain them in your memory for the rest of your life. The Kiranmethod can also be called P.M.S. or ‘personalized meaning system’method.

With the help of this method you can easily remember the namesof different places where minerals are found. If I say the word, ‘coal’,you would immediately visualise ‘coal’ but if I say, coal is found in‘Raniganj’, you would not be able to visualise ‘Raniganj’ because themind has no picture of ‘Raniganj’. There are many other similarwords. Let’s have a look at the chart given below-

Steel Raourkela

Cement Katni

Brass Utensils Muradabad

HMT Factory Pinjore

Coal Jharia

The moment we hear words like steel, cement, brass and H.M.T. factory, weimmediately strike a mental note of familiarly. But when we say Raourkela,Katni, Muradabad, Pinjore and Jharia, no mind picture comes to our rescue.With the help the of Kiran method we can easily create a mind picture of thesewords as well. Let us see some examples and try to understand this method.




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Coal-Raniganj

Kiran Method: Rani-ganj / RaniMukherjee-ganji. Imagine that theactress Rani-Mukherjee is bald. Yes,make a memory picture that RaniMukherjee has gone bald. She appearstotally bald on the posters of the film‘Bunty aur Bubbly’. You ask her thereason of her baldness and she saysthat someone burnt her hair withcoal.




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Steel-Raourkela

Kiran method: Raourkela/ Rao-kela. Make amemory picture of ex-prime minister ShriNarsimha Rao, eating a banana (Kela). Youhurriedly try to tell him that the ‘kela’ is madeof steel but before he is able to hear what youare saying, he has already broken all his teethtrying to eat the steel ‘kela’.




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Cement – Katni

Kiran method: Katni/ Cut-knee. Make amind picture that you have cut your knee.You go to the doctor for a dressing. Insteadof using a bandage he plasters your kneewith cement. Your legs become so heavywith cement that you walk back with greatdifficulty.




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Brass Utensils – Muradabad

Kiran method : Muradabad/ murdabad.Make a mind picture that people are going in aprocession, thumping at the brass utensils andshouting murdabad, murdabad!

H.M.T.- Pinjore

Kiran Method : Pinjore/ Pin-Jor (Join).Imagine that you are in a watch factory. Theworkers are telling one another to join, pins, theyare saying ‘Pin-Jor, Pin-Jor’ and make watches.

You have learnt to use the kiran method. Now if I want toknow what is found in Raniganj and Muradabad, Where iscement made? I am sure you would refer to the interestingmemory pictures in your mind and reply immediately.

Coal is even found in Jharia. You can make a memory pictureof bushes (Jharhian in Hindi) and imagine that you burnt all theJharian (Bushes) with coal in front of your house and cleared theground.

Use your imagination in such a way that you are able to createmeaningful and familiar memory pictures of different things.Make special use of your favourite characters and situations andmemorise in a serial order.

If I ask you to think of the name of a country, say – Bulgaria. If webreak this word by the Kiran method, what do we get? Bull-gia, i.e.




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‘bull-gir gaya’ (A bull fell) . If we have to join another word ‘Sofia’with it, what do we do? We break the word Sofia… into ‘sofa’… andyou get your memory picture – a bull has fallen on the sofa in yourdrawing room. Have a clear memory picture and you can never forgetthat, ‘Sofia is the capital of Bulgaria’.




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Kiran method brings you so close to your answersthat there is no scope of confusion left. Names ofdifferent countries, capitals, currency or constitution,anything can be clearly memorised with this method.Even complex chemical equations and biologicalterms can be easily remembered with this method.Break those words repeatedly till you get a familiarpicture and a meaning. Let us have a look at some ofthe examples given below-

Germany / Germ-many / Many germs

Iran / I-ran / I am running

Israel / Is-reel / Coming by this rail

Japan / Ja-pan / in Hindi Ja-Pan-la (Go and get pan)

Malaysia / Mala-sia (Stich)

Spain / S-pain / Severe pain

Sweden / Swe-den / Sweet-den / The den is sweet

Denmark / Den-mark / Mark of a den

See how we have broken these words and derived new words outof them. Now let us try and break the names of the parliaments ofthese countries. For example ‘Diet’ is a word used for Japan’sparliament. Now imagine that one of the parliamentarians is tellingsomeone ‘go-and-get-pan’ (Ja-Pan-Le-aa) because I am ‘dieting’.




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Spain – Madrid

Spain / Severe pain

Madrid / Mad

Kiran Method : A person is getting mad due to pain.

Germany – Bundestag

Germany / Many germs

Bundestag / Bun-dus-tag

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Now let us try and remember the names of a few countries and their capitals.

Country Capital

Angola Luanda

If you break these names, what do you get? ‘Aag-ka-gola’ (ball of fire) and ‘Lo-anda ' (Have an egg) Now imaginea shopkeeper hands over eggs to you and says, “Lo-anda”but when you hold it in your hands an ‘aag-ka-gola’ comesout.

Country Capital

Grenada St. George

Imagine that a saint has attacked president George(Bush) with a grenade and you are trying to save him.

Try and participate in your memory pictures i.e. youshould be present on the scene as a character, as if you aretalking to the characters in the picture. This will help inmaking the picture more secure in your mind. Let us takethe example of another name-

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Country Capital

Hungary Budapest

Hungry Buda-paste

You can easily visualise a hungry old man (Buda) eating ‘paste’. You caneasily simplify many difficult subjects in this manner. Let us take the exampleof some chemical reactions?

Nelson Cell Manufacture of NaOH

Nelson Mandela Nao (Boat)

Does the word ‘Nelson’ strike a note of familiarity inyour mind? Yes, you think of the South African leader‘Nelson Mandela’. It is likely that some of you do notknow about Nelson Mandela. There is no need to worryor panic. We can think of some other option. The mindhas an unlimited capacity. It can offer endless options.In such a situation your fertile mind can make thispicture – Nal (Tap) ka son or a baby tap.

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With the action of Nelson cell you getNaOH.

Kiran method: Create a memory picturethat Nelson won a boat (NaOH – Nao inHindi) competition and you are giving hima trophy. Take a good look at the picturegiven in the book. It will help you createsimilar memory pictures.




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Parkes process Manufacture of Ag (silver)

Park Aag (Fire)

Create a mind picture that the park infront of your house in on fire (Ag-aag) andyou are shouting for help – Aag, Aag, help,help. If you already known that Ag standsfor silver then you can create another mindpicture as well. Imagine that all trees,swings and benches in the park in front ofyour house are made of silver.

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In this chapter you will learn how to improve yourvocabulary using the Kiran method. This surely is a veryimportant chapter. English has come to acquire the statusof a very important language in today’s world. All of uswant to speak English and to improve our vocabulary. Inthis method you will break new words into different partsand you will get some old words hidden in the new onesand then you can relate or connect them with theirmeanings, for example-




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1. Word - TranquilMeaning - Peaceful

Tranquil PeacefulTrain and queen _

Imagine: All the queens are sitting in the train. One of themdoes not get a seat in the train so she goes on the roof of thetrain and takes a seat there. She feels very happy and says,“Wow! I am peaceful here. Nobody can disturb me here.”

2. Word - VassalageMeaning - Dependence

Vassalage DependenceVessel age Depending on others

Imagine: A vessel has become aged and has to depend on others for support.

3. Word - JocundMeaning - Jolly

Jocund Jolly Joke Jolly

Imagine: joker made the atmosphere jolly with his joke.

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4. Word - CallowMeaning - Immature

Callow ImmatureKalu (A boy) Immature

Imagine: Your servant Kalu is very immature.

5. Word - LambentMeaning - Having a gentle glow

Lambent Having a gentle glowLamp Light glow

Imagine: The lamp in your room has a light glow.

6. Word - GormandizeMeaning - To eat in excess

Gormandize To eat in excessGora man on diet Eating extra

Imagine: When a gora (Fair) man is on diet, he eats too much.

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7. Word - GarnerMeaning - To gather in a storage place

Garner To gather in a storage placeGardner Storing in a store

Imagine: A gardener is storing all the flowers in a store.

8. Word - CircumsolarMeaning - Moving around the Sun.

Circumsolar Moving around the Sun.Circus-solar (Sun) Moving around the Sun.

Imagine: In the circus, all are moving around the Sun.

9. Word - CisternMeaning - Tank for storing liquid

Cistern Tank for storing liquidSister Tank

Imagine: Your sister in sitting on the water tank.

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10. Word - ClandestineMeaning - Done in secret

Clandestine Done in secretCandles and wine Done in secret

Imagine: The candles are drinking wine secretly.

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11. Word - MalevolenceMeaning - Ill will

Malevolence Ill willMale violence Ill will

Imagine: Male violence has an Ill will.

12. Word - CircumspectMeaning - Careful

Circumspect Careful Sir and specs Careful

Imagine: Sir is very careful about his specs.

13. Word - AmbuscadeMeaning - Hiding for surprised attack

Ambuscade Hiding for surprised attackI am in bush for cat Hiding for surprised attack

Imagine: You are hiding in a bush to attack cat.

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14. Word - AssiduousMeaning - Hard working

Assiduous Hard workingAss Hard work

Imagine: Ass is a very hard working animal.

15. Word - ExorciseMeaning - To deliver from evil spirit

Exorcise To deliver from evil spiritExercise Evil spirits

Imagine: You are exercising and all the evil spirits are running away fromyou.

16. Word - FloeMeaning - Sheet of floating ice

Floe Sheet of floating ice Flow Sheet of floating ice

Imagine: A sheet of floating ice is flowing towards you.

17. Word - FomentMeaning - To bathe with warm water or medicated lotions

Foment To bathe with warm water or medicated lotionsFoam To bathe with medicated lotion

Imagine: You are bathing with a medicated lotion that is producing lots offoam.

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18. Word - FortuityMeaning - Accident

Fortuity AccidentFort -tutti-frutti Accidentice-cream

Imagine: He was enjoying a tutti-frutti ice cream in a fort when he met withan accident.

19. Word - GalaMeaning - Function

Gala FunctionGala (Throat) Function

Imagine: Clear your gala before singing in a function.

20. Word - CurtailMeaning - To cut short

Curtail To cut shortCurtain To cut

Imagine: Your curtain is very long. Please cut it short.

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Countries

andCapitals

We can use Kiran method to memorise name of the countries, their capitalsand their currencies.

1. Country CapitalAustralia CanberraAsh Tray Can

Imagine: You are throwing an ashtray in the can.

2. Country CapitalBangladesh DhakaBangles Dhaka (Covered)

Imagine: Bangles cover (Dhaka) the whole country.

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3. Country CapitalBolivia LapazVolleyball Lopez (Jennifer Lopez)

Imagine: Jennifer Lopez is playing volleyball.

4. Country CapitalCuba HavanaCube Hava (Air)

Imagine: You are sitting in a cube to save yourself from hava (Air).

5. Country CapitalDenmark CopenhagenDen Coupon

Imagine: You are sticking coupons to mark the den.

6. Country CapitalEgypt CairoJeep Car

Imagine: Jeep and car both are good vehicles.

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1. Country CurrencyAlbania LekAaloo baniyan (Potato Lakeand an undergarment)

Imagine: Aaloo is bathing in the lake wearing a baniyan.

2. Country CurrencyArmenia DramArmy Drum

Imagine: Army officers are going to the battlefield in a drum.

3. Country CurrencyBahrain DinarRain Dinner

Imagine: Have dinner in the rain.

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4. Country CurrencyCanada DollarCan Doll

Imagine: A doll is filling the can.

5. Country CurrencyBulgaria LevBull Leaves

Imagine: Bull is eating leaves.

6. Country CurrencyGhana CediGana (Song) CD

Imagine: You are recording your gana in the CD.

7. Country CurrencyCyprus PoundSyrup Pond

Imagine: You are putting the syrup in the pond.

8. Country CurrencyMalta LiraMalt Beer Lara Datta (Actor)

Imagine: Lara Dutta is drinking malt beer again and again during the shooting.

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How to remember

Countries

and Parliaments

1. Country ParliamentDenmark FolketingDen Folk Dance

Imagine: Some parliamentarians are folk dancing in the Den.

2. Country ParliamentBritain ParliamentBig Train Parley biscuit

Imagine: All parliamentarians are sitting in a big train and eating Parleybiscuits.

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3. Country ParliamentSweden RiksdagSweet den Rickshaw dog

Imagine: A dog is taking the parliamentarians in a rickshaw to a sweet den.

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4. Country ParliamentMalaysia MajlisMala sia Machali (Fish)(Garland Stitched)

Imagine: Machali (Fish) is being stitched (Sia) like a mala (Garland).

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5. Country ParliamentPoland SejmPolo SIM card

Imagine: In the parliament house all the parliamentarians are playing polowith SIM cards of their mobile phones.

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You can clear any competitive exam by memorising the answers of theobjective questions through Kiran Method.

1. Where do you find the proofs of use of plough?a. Kalibangan b. Lothalc. Banvali d. Murthal

Kalibangan PloughKali (Black) PloughWagonR (Car)

Imagine: You use plough fitted in a kali WagonR to grow crops in the field.

2. The first city discovered in India.a. Harrppa b. Rangpurc. Mohanjodaro d. Sindhu

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Rangpur cityRang -

Imagine: You rang the bell of first city.

3. First Woman cosmonauta. Bachhendri Pal b. Unko Tvaic. Valentina Terescova d. Sally Ride

Valentina Terescova cosmonautOn Valentine day at terrace -

Imagine: A girl standing on the terrace is going in the space with her cosmonautboy friend on Valentine’s Day.

4. Bindibu is the native ofa. Canada b. South Americac. North Europe d. Australia

Bindibu AustraliaBindi Ash tray

Imagine: You have put all your bindi in an ash tray and you are taking them toyour native place.

5. The city of wonderful buildingsa. New York b. Tokyoc. Rome d. Washington

Wonderful buildings Washington- Washing

Imagine: Boss has asked you to wash wonderful buildings.

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6. Which country has the maximum countries touching its boundariesa. India b. Francec. Russia d. Zimbabwe

Boundaries Russia- Russian (Ropes)

Imagine: One country has encircled its borders with russian (Ropes) forsecurity reasons because maximum countries touch its borders.

7. The biggest building of Mohanjodaroa. Sabha Bhavan b. Snan Gharc. Grain store d. Mohan-Daru

Mohanjodaro- Grain storeMohan daru (Alcohol) -

Imagine: You are looking for Mohan who is drinking daru in the biggest grainstore.

8. Which bird was worshipped by the people of Harrppa?a. Crow b. Peacockc. Pigeon d. Eagle

Harrppa PigeonHara (Green) pen -

Imagine: People of holding hare pen are calling pigeons for worship.

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9. Who was the royal vaidya (Doctor) of Kanishka?a. Nagsen b. Sunutc. Charak d. Ashwaghosh

Kanishka CharakIshq (Love) Charkha

(Spinning wheel)

Imagine: You have been punished for your ishq with charkha.

10. Founder of Sunga dynastya. Pusyamitra b. Agnimitrac. DevVibhuti d. Kiritverma

Sunga PusyamitraSoongh (Smell) Pushp (Flowers) - Mitra (Friend)

Imagine: Your mitra (Friend) inhales (Soongh) the fragrance of pushp (Flowers)before he puts the garland around the founder’s neck.

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Objective Questions of Biology

1. For energy a sportsman should take morea. Carbohydrate b. Proteinc. Fat d. Vitamins

Carbohydrate SportsmanCarbon and date -

Imagine: A tired player is being given carbon paper and date for energy.

2. What is the process to grow two different vegetables (Tomato and brinjal)on a single plant?a. Hybridization b. Graftingc. Magic d. A or C

Different vegetables Grafting- Graph

Imagine: You make a graph of a plant with two different vegetables.

3. Common poultry related disease in Indiaa. File Palms b. Tick Feverc. Rani Khet d. Corrigan

Poultry Rani KhetHen and birds Rani ka khet (Queen’s land)

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Imagine: All the hens and birds are unwell, so they have been left in Rani'skhet (Queen's land).




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4. Antibodies area. Gamma Glonass b. Vitaminsc. Aluminium d. Anti Body

Anti Body Gamma GlonassAunt’s body Gamma pahalwan (Wrestler)

Imagine: Aunt’s body is glowing like gamma pahalwan (wrestler).

5. Genetics is related toa. Heredity and irritation b. Heredityc. Mutation d. Nuclear and psycholoplasic inheritance

Genetics HeredityJeans -

Imagine: You wore the hereditary jeans.

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6. Arsenic medicines are used ina. Jaundice b. Aspirinc. Syphilis d. Cholera

Arsenic SyphilisSainik (Army person) Saif Ali Khan (Actor)

Imagine: Saif Ali is being treated in an army hospital.

7. Balanced mixture for plants isa. Compost b. Ammonium Sulphatec. Lime super phosphate d. Urea

Compost MixturePost Manure

Imagine: You are using such manure in your fields that comes by post.

8. Milk is an example ofa. Suspension b. Gelc. Emulsion d. Mammon sun

Milk Emulsion- Amul (A milk brand name) son

Imagine: Amul is the son of the milk.

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9. Blood clotting is caused by the tissuea. Fibrin b. Humanc. Dendrite d. Eye-band

Blood clotting Fibrin_ Fibre

Imagine: Your finger got cut; to stop bleeding and to clot blood you tied fibreon it.

10. Cholera isa. Protozoa b. Fungusc. Virus d. Bacteria

Cholera BacteriaCollar -

Imagine: Your collar is loaded with bacteria.

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Objective Questions of Commerce

1. This meeting is held only once in the life time of a companya. AGM b. Extra AGMc. Statuary Meeting d. Board Meeting

Meeting Statuary Meeting- Statue meeting

Imagine: You have started a company. You have called a meeting and askedeverybody to come with a statue.

2. Letter of forfeiture is sent bya. Normal Post b. Registeredc. Fax d. Speed Post

Forfeiture RegisteredFurniture Registered

Imagine: You have received a letter regarding furniture by registered post.

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3. Which insurance doesn’t hold the principle of indemnity?a. Fire b. Seac. Life d. All

Indemnity InsuranceIn dam Life insurence

Imagine: Your life insurance agent is telling you that you will not get anyprincipal if you jump in a dam.

4. The report prepared by experts is known asa. Progress report b. Annual reportc. Committee report d. T report

Experts Committee report- Report on tea or tea report

Imagine: Experts are taking tea and preparing a tea report on different flavoursof tea.

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Books and Author

Books Writers

Adam Bade George Elliot

A tale of two gardens Octavio Paz

A tale of a tub Jonathan Swift

Fiesta Ernest Hemingway

Adam Bade George ElliotDam bidi George (Bush)-ill

Imagine: Dam is full of Bidi. George Bush fell ill drinking the water of thatdam.

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A tale of two gardens Octavio Paz Tale garden Activa (Honda) pyaz (Onion)

Imagine: A long tale is coming towards your garden and you are chasing it onyour Honda Activa that is full of pyaz (Onion).

A tale of a tub Jonathan SwiftTale Tub John Abraham in a swift car

Imagine: John Abraham is driving a swift car, which has tub full of tales.

Fiesta Ernest HemingwayFiesta Car Ear nest hemming

Imagine: You are driving your Fiesta car and making a nest in your ear byhemming.

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Disease Affected body partCataract EyesPneumonia LungsJaundice LiverPyorrhea Gums




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1. Cataract EyesCat and rat _

Imagine: A cat is attacking the rat’s eyes.

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2. Pneumonia LungsNeem and onion _

Imagine: You are applying neem and onion paste on lungs.

3. Jaundice LiverJohn Abraham(Actor)and dice -

Imagine: John Abraham is playing with his liver as a dice.

4. Pyorrhea GumsPyar (Love) Riya Sen (Actor) Gum (Sadness)

Imagine: Pyar Meain Riya gamgeen (sad) hoke baidhi hai. (Riya is very sadbecause of love)

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Minerals Places

Coal Barjora, Korba, Karmpura

Oil Digboi, Baramura

Chromites Cuttuk

Bauxite Kerala, Karnataka

Nickel Mayurganj

Sillimanite Sonapahar

Copper Agnigundala

Gold Kolar, Hutti

Diamond Chhatarpur

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1. CoalCoal Barjora_ Bar

Imagine: You ask for a drink in a bar and the waiter refuses and you throwcoal on him.

Coal Kobra_ Cobra (Snake)

Imagine: You are throwing coal on a cobra.

Coal Karmpura_ Carom board

Imagine: You are playing carom with coals.

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2. OilOil Digboi_ Dig boy

Imagine: A boy is digging earth and suddenly oil comes out of it.

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Oil Baramura– Barah (Twelve) Mor (Peacock)

Imagine: Barah mor are bathing in the oil.

3. Chromites: Cuttuk

Chromites CuttukCrow mat Cut

Imagine: Crow is cutting the mat.

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4. Bauxite

Bauxite KeralaBox Karela (Bitter melon)

Imagine: You are filling the box with Karela.

Bauxite KarnatakaBox Karan Johar (Movie director) attack

Imagine: Karan Johar is hiding in a box to save himself from attacks.

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5. NickelNickel MayurganjNikhil (A boy) Mayur (Peacock) ganja (Bald)

Imagine: Nikhil’s mayur is not coming out of his home as he has become ganja(Bald)

6. SillimaniteSillimanite SonapaharSilly man Sona ka pahar (Gold mountain)

Imagine: A silly man is searching for a sone ka pahar (Gold) mountain.

7. CopperCopper AgnigundalaCopper vessels Fire and gunda (Antisocial element)

Imagine: A gunda is throwing your copper vessels in fire.

8. Gold

Gold Kolar_ Collar

Imagine: You have put gold in your collar.

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Gold Hutti- Hut tea

Imagine: You are taking tea in a gold cup in a hut.

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9. DiamondDiamond Chhatarpur_ Chhatri (Umbrella)

Imagine: Your chhatri (Umbrella) is made of diamonds and you don’t wantto go out in the rain.

10. GypsumGypsum RajasthanGypsy Raja (King)

Imagine: A raja (King) is going to Rajasthan in his gypsy.

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Inventions and

their Inventors

Inventors InventionsGraham Bell TelephoneCharles Martin Hall AluminumGeorges Claude Neon lamp King C. Gillette RazorRobert William Thomson Rubber tyre




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1. Graham Bell-Telephone

Graham Bell TelephoneGaram (Hot) bail (Ox)

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2. Charles Martin Hall - AluminumCharles Martin Hall AluminumPrince CharlesMortein mosquito repellant coil

Imagine: Prince Charles is eating Mortein mosquito repellant coil in analuminum foil.

3. Georges Claude - Neop Lamp

Georges Claude Neop LampGeorge Bush cloud -

Imagine: Clouds have made everything dark so George Bush is lighting neonlamp.

4. King C Gillette -RazorKing C Gillette RazorKing of sea

Imagine: King of sea is shaving with a Gillette razor.

5. Robert William Thomson - Rubber tyre

Robert William Thomson Rubber tyreRobot, valley and thermos -

Imagine: A robot is going to valley with a thermos on a rubber tyre.




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Scientific Vocabulary

Galvanometer: Gali (Street), van, meterImagine – You see that a person is placing is big meter in a van standing inyour gali (Street).

Kymograph – Keema (A dish) graphImagine: You are making a keema of graph paper.

Manometer – Man meterImagine: A man is walking with a meter in his hand because he wants tomeasure his speed.




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Salinometer – Saline meterImagine: You are giving saline to your meter as it has become very weak.

Some other examplesSphygmomanometer – To measure blood pressure

Sphygmomanometer- Pig memna (Lamb) meter

Imagine: A pig is measuring the blood pressure of a memna (Lamb) with a

meter.

Pyrometer – To measure high temperature

Pyrometer –Pyre meter

Imagine: You are measuring the temperature of a pyre with a meter.




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