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NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Try Again

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English Poorvi Chapter 2 Try Again II. Complete the following sentences suitably. 1. We can say that the poet uses the narrative style because ________. Answer: We can say that the poet uses the narrative style because the poem tells a story about King Bruce and the spider, describing events in a sequential and detailed manner. 2. The central idea of the poem is ________. Answer: The central idea of the poem is perseverance and determination— never giving up despite repeated failures, as shown through the spider’s efforts and King Bruce’s realisation. III. Pick three examples from the poem for each of the following: 1: lines that describe the spider’s efforts. Answer (i) “It soon began to cling and crawl / Straight up with strong endeavour” (ii) “Up, up it ran, not a second to stay” (iii) “Steadily, steadily, inch by inch, / Higher and higher he got” 2: alliteration (the repetition of the same consonant sounds at the beginning of closely connected words)...

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English Chapter 1 The Day the river Spoke

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English Chapter 1 The Day the river Spoke Let us discuss  Question 1: What was Jahnavi’s dream? Was it important to her? Why?  Answer Jahnavi’s dream was to go to school and learn to read, just like her brother Ettan and her sister Meena. Yes, it was very important to her because she was curious and asked many “whys” about the world. She wanted to learn and understand everything around her. Question 2: Do you think the river can help her in fulfilling her dream? How? Answer Yes, the river could help by encouraging her curiosity and giving her confidence to achieve her dream. Let us discuss  Complete the table given below with Jahnavi’s questions in Column 1 and the River’s answers in Column 2. Check your answers with the teacher. Let us think and reflect  I Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow.  1. “You shouldn’t cry, you know,” the voice went on. “And you really shouldn’t be scared, when you have ...