Full Mock test 2

Bee produced honey, Milk is produced by cow. In same way lessons is produced by teacher.

In printing there are plates for each color. They are like stencils (though they are really relief/etchings). When the color is laid down you need overlapping edges so there is no undesirable space between the edges of each color. The overlap is called "bleed." An example: A blue background with a single bold text "T" in yellow. The paper starts out white, the "T" goes in with yellow then the blue is laid down. You would want to avoid any white around the "T" so the "T" is slightly oversized. This allows the blue and yellow inks to blend a little avoiding any gaps. A bleed is also a print that runs off the edge of the printed material. A "full bleed" is when the print runs off all four edges. Vector and page layout software has print settings for bleed. With images like a photo of a scene, the content of the image is not bled but the image itself is treated like an object so its edges (borders) are bled when necessary. Depending on how you set it up you may have text overlays/superimposed over a photo which would have a bleed as well. Source

Action research is either research initiated to solve an immediate problem or a reflective process of progressive problem solving led by individuals working with others in teams or as part of a "community of practice" to improve the way they address issues and solve problems.