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Geography |
India -People And Economy |
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route. Chennai port. It caters to the needs of Kerala, southernKarnataka and south western Tamil Nadu. V.O. Chidambaranar (Tuticorin) Portwas alsod... |
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| Class XII |
Geography |
India -People And Economy |
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(Source: PIB, Ministry of Civil Mahanadi delta, about 100 km from Cuttack. Aviation, Govt. of India, 2023) It has the deepest harbour specially sui... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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LearninTogether U nit 1 LEARNING TOGETHER T he D ay the R iver S poke Let us do these activities before we read. I Close your eyes and quietly list... |
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| Class XII |
Geography |
India -People And Economy |
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Write a note on the changing nature of the international trade of India. 94 India : People and Economy Reprint 2026-27 |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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know,” the voice went on. “And you a high-pitched really shouldn’t be scared, when you have been coming here to see me every day, well, almost ever... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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dream? How? Reprint 2026-27 Poorvi II “EvenlittleRamugoestoschool,”saidJahnavi,“pity,theschool isn’t by the sea,” said the River. “Then I could tak... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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fallen asleep on her shoulder. She crept nearer and nearer till she was in the back row, squatting with the others on the earthen floor. Little App... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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fields turn into frogs.” She heard the river’s sleepy chuckle, “Come again, little girl, and I’ll tell you all about the ships that sail the sea.” ... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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in the box given below. affectionate forgiving thoughtful impatient kind-hearted 2. “Can I do something?” asked Jahnavi. “Well, it’s up to you,” sa... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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You have learnt that naming words are called nouns and only proper nouns begin with a capital letter. Why has the author used a capital letter for ... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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to a ship. Given below are some boats that are used in different parts of our country. 1. canoe 2. catamaran 3. coracle 4. shikara (i) Which one wo... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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close to her. The bell rang and she hurried 3. _________ (outside/through/inside) the bustling classroom. She found a seat 4. _________ (among/betw... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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activities 2. Comments on how school makes learning Mathematics joyful 3. Believes in the power of education that leads to freedom of choice 4. Sha... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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my position? • _______ problem _______. I’d appreciate your advice on this issue. Reprint 2026-27 Poorvi Let us write O bserving N atur e Take some... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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below and answer the questions that follow. 1. What are the things you can observe in the poster? 2. Why do you think the girls look happy? 3. Dign... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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get to its cobweb home, King Bruce could not divine. Reprint 2026-27 Poorvi It soon began to cling and crawl Straight up with strong endeavour; But... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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conquered low strive The poem, written in a narrative style, tells the story of King Bruce of Scotland, who was feeling 1. _____________ after fail... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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suggests that one thing is another, highlighting similarities between them to add deeper meaning or understanding. 1. Read the following sentences ... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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state. (ii) Why does the poet use the word ‘low’ before despair? (iii) Choose the correct option to complete the sentence. In the line, ‘And after ... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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our lives. Elaborate. Let us learn I Write the opposites of the following words taken from the poem. 1. up x _____________ 2. fast x _____________ ... |
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| Class VII |
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Poorvi |
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2. Why was the ant unable to take the roti home? (i) It was stuck under a rock. (ii) It was too heavy to carry. (iii) It was pulled by other ants. ... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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• I asked for help from... 6. The result: • In the end, I was able to... • Thanks to standing firm and never giving up, I achieved... • I felt prou... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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stick where the web is complete (Fig. 4). Now, decorate it with words and phrases you learnt about the spider in the poem or anything else that you... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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beauty must be revealed by sight. And I have imagined what I should most like to see if I were given the use of my eyes, say, for just three days. ... |
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| Class VII |
English |
Poorvi |
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going about the business merely: just oflife.Thecitybecomesmydestination. First, I stand at a busy corner, merely lookingatpeople,tryingbysightofth... |
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