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time. “I don’t know what you’ve been up to in that room, but you’re not trying out anything new,” Papa said firmly. “But it’s a time machine! I’ve ... |
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stayed up to finish a novel. At about eleven thirty I thought I heard a scratching at the front door. Telling myself it was only my imagination, I ... |
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as the man had gone. “That’s your room. He’ll come back as mad as mad can be.” “Atleastitwillgiveussometimetothinkofsomething,”Anand said. “He’ll t... |
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Sharma Uncle sounded very sure. “Look!” Anand said, pointing to the floor. “He was wearing that.” Near the panel of switches was the green scarf. R... |
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father’s room. Reprint 2026-27 Dreams anDiscoveries Let us think and reflect I Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow. ... |
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scream. More strange noises emerged from the next room—a few muffled thumps, an eerie whine, and a low, humming sound. (i) Complete the sentence gi... |
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burglar alarm? 2. How did Anand’s father become the target of the burglar alarm? 3. How did Anand’s parents and sister react to his ideas? 4. How d... |
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1 Conjunction Column 2 (i) safe A. break (ii) odds B. cons and (iii) make C. never (iv) pros D. take or (v) now E. sound (vi) give F. ends 2. Compl... |
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following sentences by filling in the blanks with suitable idioms from the text given in the box below. leaving the coast clear get on our nerves f... |
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the time expressions in the boxes given below and rewrite them using the past perfect tenses. An example has been done for you. Example:Rohanhadpac... |
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look after ourselves, Ma,” I said. The word ‘though’ is pronounced to rhyme with the word ‘low’. The word ‘enough’ is pronounced to rhyme with the ... |
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and equipment are required • who would your co-workers be • highlight the importance of team work • how you would deal with the customers • how you... |
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predict what the poem might be about. II Read the given paragraph and match the highlighted words with their meanings given in the box below. loadi... |
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given below. The poet sends paper boats down a 1. __________ (stream/river) each day, writing his name and the name of his 2. __________ (school/ v... |
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the vast universe and (iii) shiuli flowers the child's dreams continuing through the night Let us think and reflect I Read the extract given below ... |
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songs the children of glimmers the rain cries the stars tears the thunder roars the ocean shadows the clouds Reprint 2026-27 Poorvi II The poet use... |
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phrases given below to make your presentation. • Today, I’m going to show you a... I made. • This... is made of... (materials) • It’s... (describe ... |
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drink, People come to see how in me the Sun sinks. I can be rough, I can be calm, I hold within myself plenty of charm. My depths tell a never-endi... |
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Second Part of Part of the Special Feature the Name the Name Country 1. 2. Pradesh 3. 4. Reprint 2026-27 D reams Discoveries Let us read Shaana, wh... |
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This morning, we walked through a forest to reach our treehouse. The forest here is so thick that if you blink or stop to tie your shoelaces, you w... |
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Appa, and I went rafting in the river the sport of travelling down and you won’t believe how wild and scary it was. I always a river in an thought ... |
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our island. The waves are a lot rougher and the water is browner, but I still like it here. Your best friend, Shaana 22 June 20XX Hi everyone, I ju... |
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teacher. Places Visited Interesting Descriptions and Activities 1. Thajiwas glacier, Kashmir white and blue glaciers; throwing snowballs 2. Himacha... |
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window. I think we’re in the southwest part of the country, in Goa, and you won’t believe how nice the plateaus look. There are so many hills here,... |
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she visits? 6. What might Shaana have learnt from her travels across India? How would it impact her understanding of the country? 7. What could be ... |
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