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NCERT 11 Biology

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Respiratory System Anatomy

Visual guide to respiratory structures

Complete human respiratory system showing nasal cavity, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, lungs, and diaphragm in sectional view

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Notice how the airways branch like a tree. Air travels from the single trachea to millions of alveoli.

Detailed cross-section of human lungs showing branching bronchi, bronchioles, alveolar sacs, pleural membranes and heart position

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See the branching network? The bronchi divide into smaller and smaller tubes. The pleural membranes wrap around each lung.

Magnified view of alveoli cluster with capillary network showing thin walls for gas exchange

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These tiny sacs are wrapped in blood vessels. The walls are so thin that oxygen and CO₂ can pass through easily.

Single alveolus cross-section showing squamous epithelium, basement membrane, capillary endothelium and red blood cells

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Three layers separate air from blood: (1) Alveolar wall (one cell thick), (2) Basement membrane (very thin), (3) Capillary wall (one cell thick). Total thickness: Less than 1 millimeter!

Larynx structure showing epiglottis in open position during breathing and closed position during swallowing

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During breathing: Epiglottis is open, air flows to trachea. During swallowing: Epiglottis closes, food goes to esophagus.

Daily Startup Hacks

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Daily AI Mastery

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NCERT 11 Mathematics

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Practice: Set Representations

Convert between set-builder and roster form

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Express $\{1, 4, 9, 16, 25\}$ in set-builder form:

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Collective Nouns for Animals - 2

Ever wondered why groups of animals have such weird names? These aren't just random words - they're clever plays on animal behavior that make English delightfully quirky and memorable!

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A bask of crocodiles were basking on the riverbank.

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A pride of lions walked with pride across the savanna.

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A school of fish went to school together.

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A conspiracy of lemurs conspired in the shadows.

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A crash of rhinos crashed through the bushes.

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A dazzle of zebras dazzled in the sun.

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A labour of moles laboured underground all day.

Daily Future Edge

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Daily IIT-JEE Practice

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Guess the Equation

Guess key concept to be applied to solve this Physics problem!

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Daily IELTS Practice

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Urgent Important Matrix

IELTS Writing 6.5 → 7.0 in 45 Days

A tactical priority matrix for IELTS retakers - focusing on expert feedback and deliberate practice while eliminating common time-wasters.

✅ ✅DO FIRST

Urgent + Important

→Write 1 Task 2 essay daily (timed 40 min)
→Get 10 essays checked by examiner (paid)
→Learn 15 new vocab/idioms per week (in context)
→Practice complex sentences (cause-effect, conditionals)
→Analyze Band 8 sample essays (structure patterns)

❌ ✅SCHEDULE

Not Urgent + Important

→Read 2 Economist articles/week (for ideas)
→Maintain error log (grammar mistakes)
→Task 1 practice (3 per week, not daily)

✅ ❌DELEGATE

Urgent + Not Important

→Grammar check using Grammarly/ChatGPT
→Find sample essays (use IELTSLiz/Makkar)
→Get essay templates from coaching notes

❌ ❌ELIMINATE

Not Urgent + Not Important

→Memorizing 1000-word lists (won't use them)
→Reading full IELTS books cover-to-cover
→Watching YouTube "tips and tricks" videos
→Practicing Speaking/Listening (already 7.5+)
→Learning British vs American spelling (doesn't matter)

Daily IELTS Practice

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IELTS Listening

Can You Catch Every Detail?

Master the art of focused listening with this realistic airport announcement. One chance to listen - just like the real exam.

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Instructions: You will hear an airport announcement. Listen carefully and answer the questions below. You will hear the recording only once.

Typical IELTS Listening Section 1 - Note completion task

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What is the final boarding gate for Flight BA 2159 to Edinburgh?

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Web Design

Guess the Design Element

Identify the compositional principle applied in given image. Hint: 2 words.

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