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NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English – Poorvi Book (Free PDF, Latest CBSE Syllabus)

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English (Poorvi) gives you clean, chapter-wise answers written in simple language and aligned with the latest CBSE syllabus issued by the National Council of Educational Research and Training. Each unit below begins with a short overview so you know the focus and skills (reading, vocabulary, grammar-in-context, reference-to-context, and writing). Use the tables to jump directly to the chapter solutions, practice sheets, and PDFs.

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English
NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English

Table of Contents

SectionWhat You’ll FindJump
Poorvi – Class 7 English (New Syllabus)Five themed units with chapter-wise solutions and practiceOpen
Reading | Writing | GrammarUnseen passages, short & long compositions, and key grammar topicsOpen
Old Syllabus (Reference)Honeycomb (prose, poems) and An Alien Hand (supplementary)Open
Also ReadNotes, MCQs, worksheets, and full Class 7 resourcesOpen
FAQsDownloads, exam tips, and answer-writing framesOpen

NCERT Class 7 English – Poorvi Book: Unit-wise Solutions

Unit 1 – Learning Together

This unit builds teamwork, resilience, and reflective reading. You will practise identifying the central idea, tracking the narrator’s feelings, and answering reference-to-context (RTC) questions with a quote → idea → inference pattern. The poem teaches perseverance through sound devices (rhyme, repetition), while the prose piece on “seeing” strengthens theme, tone, and figure-of-speech spotting. Writing tasks include short reflections and diary entries. For quick scoring, keep answers structured: context in one line, two key points with text evidence, and a concluding value statement that links to “learning together”.

ChapterTypeWhat You’ll PractiseOpen
The Day the River SpokeProseCharacter traits, setting, RTC, dialogue-based inferenceSolutions
Try AgainPoemTheme of perseverance, rhyme scheme, devices, paraphraseSolutions
Three Days to SeeProseSummary, moral reasoning, vocabulary in context, note-makingSolutions

Unit 2 – Wit and Humour

Humour arrives through situation, exaggeration, and word-play. You’ll learn to locate the exact line that creates humour, explain how tone shifts, and choose precise words for short answers. The poem nudges you to observe people and use connotative meanings. For 3-markers, write cause → funny effect → message. Creative tasks include comic dialogues and character sketches that keep language polite and classroom-appropriate.

ChapterTypeWhat You’ll PractiseOpen
Animals Birds and Dr DolittleProsePlot events, humour devices, RTC, direct–indirect speechSolutions
A Funny ManPoemTone, imagery, rhyme, theme-to-life connectionSolutions
Say the Right ThingProsePolite expressions, context meaning, dialogue practiceSolutions

Unit 3 – Dreams and Discoveries

Innovation, imagination, and exploration are the heart of this unit. You will link cause and effect in an invention story, interpret symbolic images in poetry, and comprehend factual passages on geography. Answers should balance creativity with accuracy—state the idea, support it with a line or detail, and end with a realistic application. Writing practice includes process paragraphs (“How something works”) and short descriptive pieces.

ChapterTypeWhat You’ll PractiseOpen
My Brother’s Great InventionProseSequence, problem–solution, character motive, summarySolutions
Paper BoatsPoemImagery, symbolism, paraphrase, theme statementSolutions
North South East WestProseInformational text skills, note-making, precise vocabularySolutions

Unit 4 – Travel and Adventure

Adventurous narratives push you to map settings, track suspense, and write crisp action lines. The travel poem sharpens observation and metaphor recognition. The “summit” chapter leads to motivational writing. For exam-style 5-markers, use the frame: context → two scene details with evidence → lesson or message. RTC answers must identify the speaker/situation and then explain the key idea in two short lines.

ChapterTypeWhat You’ll PractiseOpen
The TunnelProseSetting, suspense, dialogue, RTC with evidenceSolutions
TravelPoemSpeaker’s voice, imagery, rhyme, themeSolutions
Conquering the SummitProseInspiration writing, timeline, first-person point of viewSolutions

Unit 5 – Bravehearts

This unit honours courage and service. You will read tributes, letters, and a historical sketch. Focus on tone (respectful, grateful), formal vocabulary, and structuring longer answers: introduction of the person/event, two fact-backed qualities, and a concluding value. Writing tasks include messages of gratitude and brief biographical paragraphs using dates and places correctly.

ChapterTypeWhat You’ll PractiseOpen
A Homage to Our Brave SoldiersProseTribute writing, tone, evidence-based qualitiesSolutions
My Dear SoldiersPoemAddress, emotion, rhyme, message in own wordsSolutions
Rani AbbakkaProseBiography elements, timeline, cause–effect in historySolutions

Reading • Writing • Grammar – Class 7 English

CBSE Class 7 English – Reading (Unseen Passages)

SetFocusOpen
Unseen Passages Type IFactual/Descriptive; locate details; synonyms/antonyms; inferencePractice
Unseen Passages Type IINarrative/Discursive; tone; main idea; RTC-style questionsPractice

CBSE Class 7 English – Writing

CategoryTopicsOpen
Short CompositionMessage Writing • Notice Writing • Postcard WritingTemplates + Samples
Long CompositionParagraph Writing • Paragraph (Verbal Input) • Paragraph (Visual Input) • Article • Speech • Letter • Application • Email • StoryModels + Checklists

CBSE Class 7 English – Grammar

TopicWhat You’ll MasterOpen
The SentenceKinds, subject–predicate, fragments vs run-onsPractice
Pronouns and Possessive AdjectivesTypes, agreement, casePractice
The Parts of SpeechNoun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction, interjectionPractice
Verb & TensesSimple/Continuous/Perfect; sequence of tensesPractice
Articlesa/an/the with exceptionsPractice
Agreement of Verb and SubjectCompound subjects, quantities, intervening phrasesPractice
Active and Passive VoiceTransformations, tense carePractice
Reported SpeechStatements, questions, commands, time expression changesPractice
Word Power & ModalsCollocations, phrasal verbs, can/could/may/might/should/mustPractice
Integrated ExercisesMixed grammar in context 

Old Syllabus – Reference Sets

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English – Honeycomb (Prose)

ChapterOpen
Three QuestionsSolutions
A Gift of ChappalsSolutions
Gopal and the Hilsa FishSolutions
The Ashes that Made Trees BloomSolutions
QualitySolutions
Expert DetectivesSolutions
The Invention of Vita – WonkSolutions
Fire Friend and FoeSolutions
A Bicycle in Good RepairSolutions
The Story of CricketSolutions

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English – Honeycomb (Poetry)

PoemOpen
Garden SnakeSolutions
Dad and the Cat and the TreeSolutions
ChivvySolutions
Meadow SurprisesSolutions
Mystery of the Talking FanSolutions
The RebelSolutions
The ShedSolutions
The SquirrelSolutions
TreesSolutions

NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English – An Alien Hand (Supplementary)

ChapterOpen
The Tiny TeacherSolutions
Bringing Up KariSolutions
The DesertSolutions
The Cop And The AnthemSolutions
Golu Grows A NoseSolutions
I Want Something In A CageSolutions
ChandniSolutions
The Bear StorySolutions
A Tiger In The HouseSolutions
An Alien HandSolutions

Also Read

ResourceWhat You’ll GetOpen
Class 7 English Extra Questions (Poorvi)Chapter-wise practice with RTC and long answersOpen
Class 7 English MCQ (Poorvi)Objective tests for quick self-checkOpen
Class 7 English Notes (Summary)One-page summaries, themes, devicesOpen
Poorvi Class 7 WorksheetPrintable worksheets with answer keysDownload
NCERT Solutions for Class 7 (All Subjects)Maths, Science, SST, Hindi, EnglishBrowse
NCERT Books for Class 7Official free PDFs for offline useDownload



FAQs – NCERT Solutions for Class 7 English (Poorvi)

Yes. All answers follow NCERT textbooks and current CBSE guidelines, with RTC frames, grammar in context, and model writing tasks to score well in school tests.

Yes. Use the links in the unit tables and the “Also Read” section to download book PDFs, solutions, and worksheets for offline study.

Use: context (1 line)two key ideas with a short quote or exampleone concluding insight. Keep sentences clear and avoid retelling the whole story; focus on the question word.