NCERT Class 7 English
Class 7 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
- 214 practice questions
Poorvi
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Chapter 1 Learning Together
This unit brings together Jahnavi's courage, King Bruce's perseverance and Helen Keller's deep attention to the senses. It asks learners to listen to nature, keep trying and value every way of experiencing the world.
Topics: Jahnavi's wish to learn, The River as guide, King Bruce and the spider, Poetic craft in Try Again, Helen Keller's three days, Senses and gratitude, Unit language practice
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Chapter 2 Wit and Humour
This unit uses animal talk, comic nonsense and social blunders to show how humour can teach empathy and tact. Learners meet Doctor Dolittle, Natalie Joan's funny man and Mary Shaw's painfully comic visit.
Topics: Polynesia teaches Dolittle, Dolittle as animal doctor, The funny man's absurd actions, Humour and word craft, Mary's social lesson, Blunders in Say the Right Thing
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Chapter 3 Dreams and Discoveries
This unit celebrates curiosity: Anand's noisy inventions, a child's paper boats sent into the unknown, and Shaana's postcards across India. It links imagination with careful observation and discovery.
Topics: Anand's inventions and family, Boppa and the time machine, Paper boats and imagination, Craft in Paper Boats, Shaana's journey across India, Postcard voice and diversity, Unit language practice
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Chapter 4 Travel and Adventure
This unit follows Suraj into a railway tunnel, listens to a train-haunted poem, and climbs Everest with Arunima Sinha. It explores courage, movement, risk and the call of far places.
Topics: Suraj and the tunnel, Sunder Singh's duty, Leopard and night mail, The poem Travel, Arunima Sinha's summit, Adventure language and craft
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Chapter 5 Bravehearts
This unit is about brave soldiers and Rani Abbakka. Letters, a poem and a graphic story show courage. It teaches thanks and duty. We remember those who protect India.
Topics: National War Memorial, Gallantry and the Chakras, Ananda's response, My Dear Soldiers, Rani Abbakka's resolve, Rani Abbakka's victory, Bravehearts language practice
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