The Pandemic Poem โ€“ Summary, Theme and Question Answers |7Th

The Pandemic Poem The Pandemicย  (Text) Longing for a knock at the doorThis Eid too passed under siege.Paralysed , the city of Paradisequietly witnessed the witheringof blossoming flowers.Asleep, the city of templesalone mourned the deathof sparkling faces.Ambushed in the mesh of fearnoย  requiem held for the dead.Harassed in darknessmy pained heart poundsat the tourmenting imagesflashingโ€ฆ

Expert Detectives Questions and Answers: 7th

Question 1. What did Nishad give Mr Nath? Why?Answer: Nishad gave a bar of chocolate to Mr Nath because he seemed hungry and undernourished. Question 2. What is โ€œstrangeโ€ about Mr Nathโ€™s Sundays?Answer: The strange thing about Mr Nathโ€™s Sundays is that a specific visitor comes every Sunday, and they have lunch together. Question 3:โ€ฆ

Questions and Answers of The Rebel Class 7th โ€“ Melody English

Questions and Answers of The Rebel Q. 1.(i) What might the teacher say if someone doesnโ€™t wear a uniform to school? (ii) What does the rebel want most when everyone wants a clear sky? (iii) If the rebel has a dog for a pet, what is everyone else likely to have? (iv) Why is itโ€ฆ

Summary and Questions and Answers of Trees by Shirley Bauer

Trees by Shirley Bauer Summary The poem โ€œTreesโ€ by Shirley Bauer is about all the great things that can be done with trees. It says that trees give birds places to live and kids places to play. Theyโ€™re great for making treehouses, swinging on swings and playing games like โ€˜Hide and Seekโ€™. In the summer,โ€ฆ

Gopal and the Hilsa-fish โ€“ Summary and Questions Answers | Class 7th |Melody and Honeycomb English

Gopal and the Hilsa-fish โ€“ Summary Once upon a time, there was a fisherman during the hilsa fish season. Everyone in the kingdom, from sellers to buyers, couldnโ€™t stop talking about it. Even the courtiers were obsessed with hilsa fish. One day, a courtier excitedly told the king about a huge hilsa fish he caughtโ€ฆ.

Gopal and the Hilsa Fish โ€“ Summary and Questions and Answers | Class 7th | Melody English| JK BOSE

Gopal and the Hilsa Fish Introduction Once upon a time, there was a special kind of fish called Hilsa, and everyone was very excited about it. People couldnโ€™t stop talking about the Hilsa fish, even in the kingโ€™s court. The king got tired of hearing about it all the time, so he made a ruleโ€ฆ.

The Gift of Chappals โ€“ Summary and Solved Questions| Class 7 | Melody English | JK BOSE

Summary of โ€œThe Gift of Chappalsโ€ One day, Mridu visited her aunt Rukku Manniโ€™s house to meet her cousins Lalli, Ravi, and Meena. Ravi took her to the backyard, where they found a small kitten drinking milk from a torn football. Meena revealed they had found the kitten outside the gate that morning but keptโ€ฆ

The Squirrel โ€“ Summary, Questions and Answers, Class 7th, JK BOSE | Melody English

The Squirrel โ€“ Summary and Questions and Answers The Squirrel Text He wore a question mark for tailAn overcoat of gray,He sat up straight to eat a nut.He liked to tease and play,And if we ran around his tree,He went the other way.ย  โ€“ Mildred Bowers Armstrong ย Introduction โ€œThe Squirrelโ€ is a fun and playfulโ€ฆ

Paper Boats โ€“ Summary, Analysis and Important Questions and Answers (Class 5)

Paper Boats โ€“ Summary, Analysis The poem โ€œPaper Boatsโ€ is about a child who makes paper boats and sends them down a stream on a daily basis. The speaker writes his/her name and the name of his/her village on the boats, hoping that someone in a faraway place will find them and know who theyโ€ฆ

Face Showing โ€“ Summary and Questions and Answers| Class 7th

Summary of Face Showing Face Showing is a beautiful short story written by B.P. Sathe, a Dogri essayist, short story writer, and translator. The story is set in the context of a cultural tradition in which a gift is given to the newlywed bride to see her face for the first time. Rahimbibi, a newlywedโ€ฆ

Sympathy โ€“ Questions and Answers and Summary Class 7

Sympathy by Charles Mackay Introduction In this poem, the author explains that sympathy is a heavenly virtue because it cannot be repaid, in contrast to monetary assistance, which may be paid back. Summary of Sympathy The Poem โ€˜Sympathyโ€™ has been authored by Charles Mackay. In this poem, the virtue of โ€œSympathyโ€ has been explained veryโ€ฆ