NCERT Class 6 English
Class 6 English: Poorvi chapter-wise practice
Poorvi is arranged by themes, with a few stories and poems in each unit. The questions cover every piece in the unit: what happened, what a word means in that line, what the poet is trying to say. Grammar and writing tasks stay close to the book's own exercises.
- 5 chapters
- 220 practice questions
Poorvi
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Chapter 1 Fables and Folk Tales
This unit shows how clever guidance, humility and quick thinking solve problems. It includes Sudha Murty’s story, La Fontaine’s fable-poem and a Tamil Nadu folk tale in comic form.
Topics: Rama Natha's search and work, Mahipati's trick and Madhumati's role, Raven, Fox and the moral, Poem craft in the fable, Rama to the Rescue, Unit language practice
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Chapter 2 Friendship
This unit explores friendship through an elephant and a dog, a prayer-poem for friends, and Mario's test of real friends. It also practises friendship vocabulary, past tenses, suffixes and adjectives.
Topics: Gajaraj and Buntee's bond, Language from The Unlikely Best Friends, A Friend's Prayer meaning, Poetic devices and friendship words, The Chair and real friends, Suffixes, adjectives and messages
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Chapter 3 Nurturing Nature
This unit looks at nature as a healer, a home and a source of traditional knowledge. It covers Neem Baba, a bird's widening world and Daadi's letter about healing spices.
Topics: Neem Baba facts and names, Neem uses and personification, Bird's changing world, Bird poem craft, Spices as home remedies, Nature unit language
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Chapter 4 Sports and Wellness
This unit connects healthy play, poetic imagination and yoga. Prabhat learns sporting spirit, a child sees night winning the game, and the yoga passage explains balance of body and mind.
Topics: Prabhat's winning problem, Surya and sporting spirit, The Winner: play at dusk, Poetry craft in The Winner, Yoga meaning and benefits, Sports-wellness language
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Chapter 5 Culture and Tradition
This unit celebrates Bharat's diversity through passages, crafts, poetry, biography and a memorial poem. Learners study art processes, kite imagery, Ila Sachani's determination and respectful remembrance.
Topics: Bharat and unity in diversity, Indian art forms and processes, The Kites: imagination in the sky, The Kites: poetic craft, Ila Sachani's courage and art, Remembrance and unit language
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