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Biology
Grade
XI Question Paper 2066
Question Papers
Old Question Paper of Biology For Science (Zoology + Botany)
Grade
: XI | Year: 2066 (2009) Subject Code: 114 ‘D’
Biology
Grade
XI Question Paper 2067
Question Papers
Old Question Paper of BiologyFor: Science (Zoology + Botany)
Grade
: XI | Year: 2067 (2010)Subject Code: 114 ‘D’
Biology
Grade
XI Question Paper 2068
Question Papers
Old Question Paper of BiologyFor: Science (Zoology + Botany)
Grade
: XI | Year: 2068 (2011)Subject Code: 114 ‘D’
Biology
Grade
XI Question Paper 2073
Question Papers
Question Paper of BiologyYear: 2073 (2016) |
Grade
XIScience | Botany + ZoologySubject Code: 114’D’
Biology
Grade
XI Question Paper 2074
Question Papers
National Education Board (NEB)Biology
Grade
XI | Examination - 2074 (2017) | Subject Code: 114 ‘A’
Coca-Cola is bottled and sold for the first time
History Events
The first bottling of Coca-Cola occurred in Vicksburg, Mississippi, at the Biedenharn Candy Company in 12 March 1894.
Siege of Leningrad Started
History Events
The siege of Leningrad was a prolonged military blockade undertaken from the south by the Army Group North of Nazi Germany against the Soviet city of Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) on the Eastern Front in World War II.
Oops ! How’s That Again ?
Article & Contents
“Oops! How’s That Again” is an essay written by Rosenblatt and this essay has a humorous tone. Through the humorous tone also, the essayist has tried to reflect the bitter reality of human beings when they make mistake when they
The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship
Article & Contents
In the story ʺThe Last Voyage of the Ghost Shipʺ., the boy, who is also the main character of the story used to go to sea where he had seen a mysterious ship in his childhood. The ship used to
The Gingerbread House
Article & Contents
The same fairy tale ‘Hansel and Gretel’ is adopted by Robert Coover with the title ‘The Gingerbread House’. He used the device of an exaggeration to parody the form of the original.
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