Carbohydrate

Give one example each of the following:

i. E and Z isomers

ii. cis and trans isomers

iii. Chain isomer

iv. Functional Group isomers

v. Enantiomers of 2- butanol.

Oral and written traditions

Give the functional group of the following:

i. Phenol

ii. Ether

iii. Ketone

iv. Thiol

v. Ester vi. Anyhdride

vii. Amine

viii. Acyl halide

ix. Nitrile

x. Amide

Archives.

Heritage and cultural construct.

Women’s protest against patriarchy

Conservation and preservation: some legal and ethical issues

Folklore studies in Indian and Western context

Sanskritization and Palace Paradigm

Fill in the following blanks:

i. Buffer is a solution of weak acid and its ____ whose pH _____  change on addition of small amount of acid or base.

ii. According to Lewis acid is ________ acceptor and according to Bronsted - Lowry base is acceptor.

iii. pH of a base will be more than __________

iv. pH of Human Blood is _______

v. Cathartics are the drugs which bring about ________

vi. In paper chromatography, components of the extracts get distributed between two liquid phases- one phase is _________ and other is

vii. A decrease in bone mineral density leads to____________

Language death

What is the subversive potential of folk forms? Discuss in detail-- whether they are live performances, literature or oral traditions.

Examine the interrelationships among ‘tribal’, ‘folk’ and ‘classical’ cultures and discuss some of the problems faced by the strict/rigid definitions of culture

Explain the genres belonging to folklore studies. Discuss with suitable examples

Explain the term topical agent. Discuss the different types of topical agents briefly

Differentiate between the terms hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia.

Describe the process of acute Inflammation.

Draw the structure of a Kidney and explain the role of a Nephron.

List the three main layers of the human eye and explain the physiology of vision.