📘 THE LOST CHILD By Mulk Raj Anand (Class 9 English – Moments) ✅ 1–40: Short Question Answers (2–3 lines with colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Question Answers (100–120 words) 41. Describe the child’s journey through the fair. 🟦The child was thrilled to visit the fair with his parents. On the way, he was fascinated […]
A SLUMBER DID MY SPIRIT SEALBy William Wordsworth 📚 1–40: Short Question Answers 📚 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words each) 📚 46–50: Value-Based Questions
📘 ON KILLING A TREE By Gieve Patel (Class 9 English – Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Question Answers (2–3 lines each with colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words) 41. What is the central idea of the poem “On Killing a Tree”? 🟦The poem conveys the cruelty involved in destroying trees. The poet compares
📘 No Men Are Foreign By James Kirkup (Class 9 – Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Question-Answers (2–3 lines) ✅ 41–45: Long Question Answers (100–120 words each) ✅ 46–50: Value-Based Question
📘 A Legend of the Northland By Phoebe Cary (Class 9 English – Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Question Answers (2–3 lines each with colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words) 41. Describe the character of the woman in the poem. 🟦 The woman in the poem is selfish and greedy. Although she has plenty
📘 THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE (Class 9 English – Beehive) By William Butler Yeats ✅ 1–40: Short Question Answers (2–3 lines each with colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words) ✅ 46–50: Value-Based Questions
📘 RAIN ON THE ROOF By Coates Kinney(Class 9 English – Beehive – Poem) ✅ 1–40: Short Question–Answers (2–3 lines each, colorful bullets before answers) ✅ 41–45: Long Question–Answers (100–120 words each) 41. How does the poet use rain to evoke nostalgia? 🟦Kinney uses the gentle, rhythmic sound of rain on the roof as a
📘 WIND By Subramania Bharati(Class 9 English – Beehive – Poem) ✅ 1–40: Short Question‑Answers (2–3 lines each, colorful bullets before answers) ✅ 41–45: Long Question‑Answers (100–120 words each) 41. Describe how Bharati personifies the wind and its effect on the poem. 🟦Bharati personifies the wind, giving it human traits—like the freedom to roam, joy to dance,
📘 THE ROAD NOT TAKEN By Robert Frost(Class 9 English – Poetry) ✅ 1–40: Short Question–Answers (2–3 lines each, colorful bullets before answers) ✅ 41–45: Long Question–Answers (100–120 words each) 41. What does the poem suggest about making choices? 🟦“The Road Not Taken” suggests that every choice in life leads down a different path and
📘 IF I WERE YOU By Douglas James(Class 9 English – Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Question-Answers (2–3 lines answers) ✅ 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words each) 41. Describe Gerrard’s character in the play.🟦 Gerrard is a calm, witty, and intelligent playwright. He lives a solitary life but is alert and aware of the world around
📘 KATHMANDU By Vikram Seth (Class 9 Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Questions (2–3 lines each, colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Answers (100–120 words) 41. Describe the atmosphere at Pashupatinath temple. 🟦The atmosphere at Pashupatinath is intense, crowded with pilgrims, priests, sadhus, vendors, and animals such as monkeys and pigeons. Only Hindus are allowed to enter, causing a push
📘 REACH FOR THE TOP Part I: Santosh Yadav | Part II: Maria Sharapova(Class 9 English – Beehive) ✅ 1–40: Short Question Answers (2–3 lines each with colorful bullets) Part I – Santosh Yadav Part II – Maria Sharapova ✅ 41–45: Long Question-Answers (100–120 words) 41. Describe Santosh Yadav’s journey to becoming a mountaineer.🟦 Santosh
📘 MY CHILDHOOD By Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam | CBSE Class 9 Beehive ✅ 1–40: Short Question-Answers (2–3 lines each, with colorful bullets) ✅ 41–45: Long Answer Questions (100–120 words each) 41. What picture of Abdul Kalam’s family do you get from “My Childhood”?🟦 Kalam’s family was a symbol of simplicity, generosity, and strong moral
📘 THE SNAKE AND THE MIRROR CBSE Class 9 – Beehive – Chapter Summary in QA ✅ 1–40: Short Questions with Rich Answers (2–3 lines each) ✨ Each begins with a colorful bullet for visual appeal. ✅ 41–45: Long Answer Questions (100–120 words) 41. What is the theme of the story “The Snake and the
📘 A TRULY BEAUTIFUL MIND CBSE Class 9 – Beehive – Chapter Summary in QA Form ✅ 1–40: Short Questions with Enriched Answers (2–3 lines each) ✨ Each begins with a colorful bullet for visual appeal. ✅ 41–45: Long Answer Questions (100–120 words) 41. Why is Einstein called a truly beautiful mind?🟦 Albert Einstein is
Short Question Answers 41–45 Long Question Answers (100–120 words) 41. Why did Kezia misunderstand her father, and how did her opinion change by the end?🟦 Kezia misunderstood her father because of his stern nature. He never smiled, spoke kindly, or played with her. His strict voice and cold attitude made her feel unloved. She feared
🎵 The Sound of Music – Class 9 Beehive 🖊️ Chapter Summary & Q&A by Deborah Cowley💡 Use for Notes, Exams, Classwork, or Website Content 🔹 1–40: Short Answer Questions 1. Who is Evelyn Glennie?🔹 Evelyn Glennie is a famous Scottish percussionist who became deaf at a young age but went on to become a
🌙 Poem: A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal Poet: William WordsworthBook: CBSE Class 9 – BeehiveType: Lyric / Philosophical PoemLines: 8Stanzas: 2 📝 1. Introduction (परिचय) English:“A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal” is a deeply emotional and philosophical poem written by William Wordsworth. It is a part of his Lucy poems, reflecting loss, death, and
🌳 Poem: On Killing a Tree Poet: Gieve PatelBook: Beehive – Class 9 (CBSE)Genre: Modern Environmental Poem 📝 1. Introduction (परिचय) English:“On Killing a Tree” by Gieve Patel is not just a poem about cutting down a tree — it is a strong commentary on how deeply rooted nature is and how difficult it is
📘 Poem Name: No Men Are Foreign Poet: James KirkupBook: Beehive – CBSE Class 9 📝 1. Introduction (परिचय) English:“No Men Are Foreign” by James Kirkup is a powerful and thought-provoking poem that promotes the idea of global brotherhood and peace. The poet reminds us that all people, regardless of country, race, or religion, are
📘 Poem Name: A Legend of the Northland Poet: Phoebe CaryBook: Beehive – CBSE Class 9 📝 1. Introduction (परिचय) English:“A Legend of the Northland” is a ballad written by Phoebe Cary. It is a folk tale in poetic form, from a cold region called the Northland. The poem tells the story of a greedy
Class 9 English Poem: The Lake Isle of Innisfree by W.B. Yeats 📖 Introduction | प्रास्तावना English: “The Lake Isle of Innisfree” by W.B. Yeats is a beautiful lyric that expresses the poet’s deep desire for peace and harmony through a connection with nature. It reflects a personal longing to escape the hustle and bustle
🌧️ Class 9 English Poem – “Rain on the Roof” By Coates Kinney | Beehive – Poem 3 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“Rain on the Roof” is a nostalgic and reflective poem by Coates Kinney, which celebrates the simple joy of listening to the sound of rain. Written in the 19th century, it evokes memories
. 📘 Class 9 English Poem – Wind By Subramania Bharati | Beehive Poem 2 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“Wind” is a symbolic poem written by Subramania Bharati, a Tamil poet and freedom fighter. The poem was originally composed in Tamil and translated into English. It highlights the destructive and constructive nature of wind and
📘 The Road Not Taken – Robert Frost Class 9 English Beehive (Poem 1) 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“The Road Not Taken” is a metaphorical poem by Robert Frost about life choices. It describes a traveler who arrives at a fork in the road and must choose one of two paths. The poem explores how
🎭 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – “If I Were You” Author: Douglas JamesGenre: One-act playCharacters: Gerrard and an intruder 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“If I Were You” is a suspenseful one-act play by Douglas James. It revolves around a witty playwright, Gerrard, and an armed intruder who tries to kill him and assume his
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – Kathmandu 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“Kathmandu” is an extract from Vikram Seth’s travelogue “Heaven Lake”. It captures his experiences in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital. Through vivid descriptions, he compares the serenity of Buddhist shrines with the chaos of Hindu temples, and reflects on the beauty, energy, and disorder of
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – Reach for the Top (Part I – Santosh Yadav | Part II – Maria Sharapova) 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“Reach for the Top” is divided into two inspirational biographies. Part I is about Santosh Yadav, the first woman in the world to climb Mount Everest twice. Part II
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – My Childhood 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“My Childhood” is an autobiographical account taken from Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’s book Wings of Fire. This chapter gives us a glimpse into the early years of India’s ‘Missile Man’. It highlights his upbringing in Rameswaram, the values instilled in him by
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – The Snake and the Mirror 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“The Snake and the Mirror” is a humorous and suspenseful short story written by Vaikom Muhammad Basheer. The story is a first-person narrative, where a doctor recounts a terrifying yet comical incident from his youth involving a snake. Through
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – A Truly Beautiful Mind 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“A Truly Beautiful Mind” is a biographical piece based on the life of Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds of all time. It not only traces his intellectual journey and groundbreaking theories but also showcases his gentle, compassionate
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter – The Little Girl 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:“The Little Girl” by Katherine Mansfield is a touching story that explores the strained relationship between a daughter and her father. It highlights how perceptions of fear and authority change when we begin to understand a person’s deeper emotions and responsibilities.
📘 Class 9 English Beehive Chapter 2 – The Sound of Music 🎵 Part I: Evelyn Glennie – Listens to Sound Without Hearing It 🎷 Part II: The Shehnai of Bismillah Khan 🧩 Introduction | प्रस्तावना English:This chapter is a beautiful combination of two inspiring stories that celebrate the spirit of music. The first part
Section A: Reading Comprehension (10 marks) Read the following extract and answer the questions: “Today Tommy found a real book!” It was a very old book. Margie’s grandfather once said that when he was a little boy his grandfather told him that there was a time when all stories were printed on paper. Section B:
Section A: Fill in the Blanks (Gap Filling) 1. He ___ (go) to school every day. 2. They ___ (watch) a movie when I arrived. 3. She ___ (finish) her work before dinner. 4. I ___ (not see) him since morning. 5. The sun ___ (rise) in the east. 6. They ___ (play) cricket tomorrow.
🧠 Very Short Answer / One-line Questions (1–2 sentences) ✏️ Short Answer Questions (30–50 words) 📜 Long Answer Questions (100–120 words) 🧠 Value-Based / Personal Response Questions
Comprehension Check – Page 5 ❓ 1. How old are Margie and Tommy?✅ Margie is 11 years old and Tommy is 13 years old. ❓ 2. What did Margie write in her diary?✅ Margie wrote: “Today, 17 May 2157, Tommy found a real book!” ❓ 3. Had Margie ever seen a book before?✅ No, Margie
“School in the Future: A Peek into Tomorrow’s Classrooms” This futuristic story by Isaac Asimov is set in the year 2157 and revolves around two children, Margie and Tommy, who live in a world where education is completely digital and provided by mechanical teachers at home. Schools, as we know them today, no longer exist.
🌟 Introduction to Manufacturing Industries 🔹 Manufacturing refers to the process of converting raw materials into finished goods through manual labor or machinery.🔹 It is a secondary activity that plays a vital role in the economic development of a country.🔹 Manufacturing industries help in the modernization of agriculture, eradication of unemployment, and export growth.🔹 India
