Category: Class-7th English Olivia

Chapter 18: Thomas Alva Edison

Complete Textbook Solutions

A. Multiple Choice Questions

1. Thomas Alva Edison was born on 11th February:

1827
1837
1847

Answer: iii. 1847

2. One way of sending messages is to send them by wire. This is called:

Telegraphy
Mobile phone
None of these

Answer: i. Telegraphy

B. Answer the Following Questions

1. When did he die?

Thomas Alva Edison died on 18th October 1931, at the age of eighty-four.

2. What was the name of his newspaper?

His newspaper was called The Grand Trunk Herald.

3. Why did he go to New York?

He went to New York in search of work.

4. When did he move to West Orange?

He moved to a larger laboratory in West Orange, New Jersey, in 1887.

5. Where was Edison born?

Edison was born in Milan, Ohio, in the USA.

6. What did the boy’s father teach him?

The station master taught Edison telegraphy.

7. Where did he set up his second laboratory?

He set up his second laboratory in the luggage van of a train.

C. Fill in the Blanks

In 1887, he moved to a larger laboratory in West Orange, New Jersey.
The following year, Edison went to New York in search of work.
He began to earn money at the small age of twelve.
At that time, a new railway line was opened by the Grand Trunk Railway from Port Huron to Detroit.
Thomas Alva Edison was born at Milan, Ohio, in the USA.

D. Words in Use

Question: List these words in the order in which you find them in a dictionary. Then look up their meanings and make sentences with the words.

Dictionary order: Belch, Inferior, Itchy, Malicious, Modest, Spotless, Ticklish, Twitch.

1. Belch

Meaning: To release gas noisily from the stomach through the mouth.

Sentence: He tried to cover his mouth after a loud belch.

2. Inferior

Meaning: Lower in quality, value or standard.

Sentence: We should not think that someone is inferior because of their background.

3. Itchy

Meaning: Causing an uncomfortable feeling that makes a person want to scratch.

Sentence: The woollen sweater felt itchy against my skin.

4. Malicious

Meaning: Intending to hurt or harm someone.

Sentence: We should not spread malicious rumours about others.

5. Modest

Meaning: Not boastful; simple and humble.

Sentence: Despite his success, the scientist remained modest.

6. Spotless

Meaning: Completely clean, without any spots or stains.

Sentence: She kept her classroom spotless.

7. Ticklish

Meaning: Easily made to laugh or squirm by light touches.

Sentence: My little brother is very ticklish.

8. Twitch

Meaning: To make a sudden, small movement.

Sentence: His eye began to twitch when he was tired.

Listening

Meena: Why do you frown? When you frown, you get back a frown!

Mukesh: You look beautiful with your smile.

Meena: Imagine, a smile can bring so much happiness.

Mukesh: Her smile looks beautiful. Let me smile back at her.

Meena: Remember! Smile even when you see a frown. It makes everyone happy.

Grammar: Present Perfect Tense

Structure: Subject + has/have + past participle (V3).

A. Things Nimesh Has Done and Has Not Done

No.	Task	Answer
1	Do yesterday’s homework. (✓)	Nimesh has already done his homework.
2	Clean the bookshelf. (✓)	Nimesh has already cleaned the bookshelf.
3	Write to grandmother. (✗)	Nimesh has not written to his grandmother yet.
4	Read the headlines in today’s paper. (✓)	Nimesh has already read the headlines in today’s paper.
5	Help his mother with dinner. (✗)	Nimesh has not helped his mother with dinner yet.
6	Help his father clean the home. (✗)	Nimesh has not helped his father clean the home yet.
7	Watch the match on TV. (✓)	Nimesh has already watched the match on TV.
8	Go to the library. (✗)	Nimesh has not gone to the library yet.
9	Do yoga. (✗)	Nimesh has not done yoga yet.
10	Buy a present for Uncle Umesh. (✓)	Nimesh has already bought a present for Uncle Umesh.

B. Write a Sentence to Describe the Situation

1. Mr Sharma asked me my name yesterday. He does not remember it now. (forget)

Mr Sharma has forgotten my name.

2. Mithun cannot walk. His leg is in a cast. (break)

Mithun has broken his leg.

3. This morning my father was expecting a parcel. He has it now. (arrive)

The parcel has arrived.

4. Seema is walking to school now. She goes to school by bus every day. (miss)

Seema has missed the bus.

5. The mirror in my room was dirty. It is clean and shining now. (clean)

I have cleaned the mirror.

6. There were many gaps in the fence. Now there are no gaps in the fence. (repair)

They have repaired the fence.

C. Fill in the Blanks with the Present Perfect Tense

She has finished her homework. (finish)
He has lost his new pen. (lose)
Seema has worked on this project. (work)
They have constructed the bridge on the river Ganga. (construct)
Tina has read this book. (read)
Arnav has resigned from his job. (resign)
The guests have arrived. (arrive)
The train has left; you are late. (leave)
We have washed all the clothes. (wash)
Grandfather has gone for a walk. (go)

October 18, 2026

My Best Friend

Chapter 17

📚 New Words • Comprehension • Vocabulary • Grammar

🌈 New Words — Based on NEP 2020

Learn the six new words given in your textbook, with easy English meanings and Hindi meanings.

1. Crater

A bowl-shaped hollow, such as one found on the Moon or formed by a volcano.

गड्ढा / ज्वालामुखी का मुख

2. Bowl

A rounded, hollow shape like the inside of a bowl.

कटोरे जैसा गड्ढा

3. Moonborn

Born on the Moon.

चंद्रमा पर जन्मा हुआ

4. Spindly

Tall and thin, with long, slender arms or legs.

लंबा और दुबला-पतला

5. Lunar

Related to the Moon.

चंद्रमा से संबंधित

6. Scotch Terrier

A small, sturdy breed of dog originally from Scotland.

स्कॉटलैंड की एक कुत्ते की नस्ल

📝 A. Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of these wiped out the difference between ground and sky except for the glitter of stars?

ANSWER(iii) Darkness

2. What did Toby’s squeak mean?

ANSWER(ii) Yes

3. In the lesson, who said, “I don’t trust you, you faker”?

ANSWER(iii) Alex

✍️ B. Answer the Following Questions

1. Why do you think Alex and anyone else always had to wash up after coming in from outside?

ANSWERThey had to wash after coming inside to remove the dust and dirt from the lunar surface and keep themselves clean.

2. Why was Alex so confident that the grown-ups thought the crater was dangerous but he was not worried about the possible dangers?

ANSWERAlex knew the crater very well. He knew where the rocks were and felt confident because Toby could locate both of them using radar.

3. How was it possible for Alex to handle the lunar gravity easily?

ANSWERAlex was born on the Moon. His body was adapted to lunar gravity, so he could move easily there compared with people born on Earth.

4. How do we know that Alex had been in the crater many times before?

ANSWERAlex knew the exact location of the rocks and could move around the crater confidently, even in darkness.

5. Who is Mrs Anderson referring to when she asks, “Did he arrive?”

ANSWERShe is referring to Alex, who was at the rocket station undergoing tests before coming home.

🧩 C. Fill in the Blanks

Complete each sentence using the correct word from the story.

1. Alex couldn’t go wrong while ______ was around.

ANSWERToby

2. The Earth sank below the top of the ______ wall.

ANSWERcrater

3. Alex’s arms and legs were long and ______.

ANSWERagile

4. The outer side of the crater sloped ______.

ANSWERsouthward

5. Alex was out on the ______, as his mother had said.

ANSWERcrater

✅ D. Write T for True and F for False

1. Toby worked according to the fed programme.

ANSWERT — Toby was a robot programmed to follow instructions.

2. Toby was the name of a live dog.

ANSWERF — Toby was a robotic dog, not a living animal.

3. Alex easily outraced Toby.

ANSWERF — Toby could run and jump faster than Alex.

4. Even without the glow, Toby could tell where he and Alex were by radar.

ANSWERT

5. Alex looked weaker and innocent with his space-suit on.

ANSWERF — The story says he looked thicker and stubbier in his space-suit.

🔍 Vocabulary — Thinking Skill

Why do you think the dog was at the rocket station, going through the tests? What tests would these have been?

ANSWERThe dog was being tested to make sure it was healthy and fit for the journey to the Moon. The tests might have checked its health, strength and ability to tolerate the conditions during space travel. These are possible examples; the story does not list the exact tests.

✏️ Creative Writing — Future Perfect Progressive Tense

Fill in the blanks with the Future Perfect Progressive form of the verbs given in brackets.

1. Mr Suresh ______ (live) in Delhi for five years by October.

ANSWERMr Suresh will have been living in Delhi for five years by October.

2. He ______ (drive) his car for two hours by 4 o’clock.

ANSWERHe will have been driving his car for two hours by 4 o’clock.

3. Neha ______ (talk) over her mobile phone for 30 minutes by 3 o’clock.

ANSWERNeha will have been talking over her mobile phone for 30 minutes by 3 o’clock.

📖 Grammar — Future Perfect Progressive Tense

What is the Future Perfect Progressive Tense?

The Future Perfect Progressive Tense describes an action that will have been continuing for a period of time up to a particular point in the future.

Structure

Subject + will have been + verb-ing + time expression

Example

By 5 o’clock, I will have been studying for two hours.

🎯 Fun Activity — Correct the Spellings

No.	Incorrect Spelling	Correct Spelling
1	squeake	squeak
2	excercise	exercise
3	quevering	quivering
4	wireing	wiring
5	alarrm	alarm
6	realy	really
7	roket	rocket
8	crator	crater
9	spacesiute	spacesuit
10	nonexistant	nonexistent
11	immitation	imitation
12	mechine	machine
13	machanical	mechanical
14	programed	programmed

💡 Remember: Toby is a robotic dog made of steel and wiring. Alex loves Toby, but his father believes that a real dog can offer a different kind of love and companionship.

October 18, 2026

Ch.16 “Birds of Paradise” by Christina Rossetti.

CLASS 7 • ENGLISH LITERATURE

Birds of Paradise

Poem by Christina Rossetti

📚 New Words • Comprehension • Poem Exercises

🌈 New Words — Based on NEP 2020

Learn the six new words given in your textbook, along with their easy meanings and Hindi meanings.

1. Flash

To reflect light briefly.

क्षणभर चमकना

2. Wings of flame

Bright wings of many colours.

आग जैसी चमकीली, रंग-बिरंगी पंख

3. A cadenced clang

A regular pattern of metallic sound.

लयबद्ध धात्विक ध्वनि

4. Whistle

A clear, high-pitched sound made by forcing air through nearly closed lips.

सीटी बजाना

5. Dart

A sudden, rapid movement.

तेज़ी से झपटना या बढ़ना

6. Paradise

Heaven, or a place or state of complete happiness.

स्वर्ग; परम सुख का स्थान

📝 A. Multiple Choice Questions

1. Birds without a nest are called:

ANSWER(i) Birds of paradise

2. Birds of Paradise sing in:

ANSWER(ii) Heaven

3. The colour of the wings of birds of paradise is:

ANSWER(iii) Both of these — gold and silver

4. Birds of Paradise whistle through their:

ANSWER(iii) Wings

5. Birds of Paradise sing songs with their own:

ANSWER(iii) Tongue

✍️ B. Answer the Following Questions

1. Which type of wings are rang?

ANSWERThe golden wings are said to ring.

2. Which type of wings are tinkled?

ANSWERThe silver wings are said to tinkle.

3. How do the birds of paradise sing?

ANSWERThey sing songs in their own language. They call one another and answer each other in their proper speech.

4. How are the wings of birds of paradise?

ANSWERTheir wings are golden and silver, bright and colourful. They flash and make musical sounds as the birds fly.

🧩 C. Fill in the Blanks

1. Golden-winged, silver-winged,
Winged with flashing ________,
Such a flight of ________ I saw,
Birds without a name.

ANSWERS1. flame
2. birds

2. One to another calling,
Each answering ________,
One to another calling
In their proper ________.

ANSWERS1. each
2. speech

🔗 D. Match Words with Their Meanings

Word	Correct Meaning
1. Flash	(v) Reflect light briefly
2. Dart	(iv) Sudden, rapid movement
3. Wings of flame	(i) Bright wings of many colours
4. A cadenced clang	(ii) A regular pattern of metallic sound
5. Paradise	(iii) Heaven or a place or state of complete happiness

🎨 E. Creative Writing

How do the birds whistle through their wings?

ANSWERAs the birds fly, the wind passes through their wings and makes a whistling sound. The poet imagines this sound as the birds’ music.

💡 Remember: The poem describes imaginary birds with golden and silver wings. Their colourful wings shine, make musical sounds and carry them high into the sky.

October 18, 2026

Ch.15 Macbeth Part-1

ENGLISH LITERATURE • CLASS 7
Macbeth (Part-I)

Explore the story through new words and easy question answers.

1 New Vocabulary Words

Learn these 12 useful words, their simple English meanings and Hindi meanings to improve your vocabulary.

1
Prophecy

A prediction about the future.
भविष्यवाणी

2
Messenger

A person who brings news or a message.
संदेशवाहक

3
Rebellion

An attempt to fight against a ruler or authority.
विद्रोह

4
Loyal

Faithful and trustworthy.
वफ़ादार

5
Devious

Dishonest and clever in a harmful way.
कपटी

6
Ambition

A strong desire to achieve something.
महत्त्वाकांक्षा

7
Murder

The unlawful killing of a person.
हत्या

8
Suspicion

A feeling that something may be wrong.
संदेह

9
Flee

To run away from danger.
भाग जाना

10
Descendant

A person belonging to a later generation of a family.
वंशज

11
Banquet

A large or formal meal for a group of people.
दावत / भोज

12
Apparition

A ghost-like figure that appears unexpectedly.
प्रेत का आभास

2 Comprehension — Question Answers

1What did the witches predict?

ANSWERThe witches predicted that Macbeth would become the Thane of Cawdor and later the King of Scotland. They also predicted that Banquo’s descendants would become kings.

2What news did the messenger bring?

ANSWERThe messenger told Macbeth that he had been given the title of Thane of Cawdor because of his bravery in battle.

3Why did King Duncan visit Macbeth’s castle?

ANSWERKing Duncan visited Macbeth’s castle to honour him for his bravery and to stay there as a guest.

4What was Lady Macbeth’s devious plan?

ANSWERLady Macbeth planned to make the king’s guards sleepy with a drug. Macbeth would then kill King Duncan while he was asleep, and they would blame the guards.

5What reasons does Macbeth give for not carrying out Lady Macbeth’s plan?

ANSWERMacbeth says that Duncan is his king, relative and guest. Duncan is also a good ruler. Macbeth fears that killing him would be wrong and bring terrible consequences.

6Who was the first to find out about the king’s murder?

ANSWERMacduff was the first to discover that King Duncan had been murdered.

7Where did the sons of the King of Scotland go and why?

ANSWERMalcolm fled to England, while Donalbain went to Ireland. They feared that the murderer might kill them too.

8Why does Macbeth want to murder Banquo and Fleance? Is he successful in his plans?

ANSWERMacbeth wants to kill Banquo and Fleance because the witches predicted that Banquo’s descendants would become kings. Macbeth fears losing his throne. The murderers kill Banquo, but Fleance escapes.

9Why did Macbeth and Lady Macbeth invite everyone for a feast?

ANSWERThey invited the nobles to a feast to appear friendly and honourable and to celebrate Macbeth’s position as king.

10Why did Macbeth not sit down at the table?

ANSWERMacbeth saw Banquo’s ghost sitting in his place at the feast. He became frightened and disturbed, so he could not sit down calmly.

🌟 Learning Tip: Read each answer carefully, understand its meaning and then practise writing it in your own words.

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October 18, 2026

Ch.14 Stuck by an Iceberg

Stuck by an Iceberg

Class 7 English Literature

Vocabulary, Comprehension and Grammar

Part 1: NEP 2020 — New Words and Their Meanings

1. Swamped

English Meaning: Overwhelmed or completely occupied with something.

Hindi Meaning: काम या परेशानी से घिरा हुआ

2. Hysterical

English Meaning: Unable to control one’s emotions because of extreme fear, excitement or distress.

Hindi Meaning: अत्यधिक घबराया हुआ, भावनाओं पर नियंत्रण खो देना

3. Launching

English Meaning: The act of starting or sending something into operation or use.

Hindi Meaning: शुरुआत करना, आरम्भ करना

4. Rendering

English Meaning: The act of presenting, expressing or depicting something.

Hindi Meaning: प्रस्तुत करना, चित्रण

5. Manifested

English Meaning: Showed or made something clear.

Hindi Meaning: प्रकट किया, स्पष्ट रूप से दिखाया

6. Wreckage

English Meaning: The broken remains of something damaged or destroyed in an accident.

Hindi Meaning: मलबा, टूटे हुए अवशेष

7. Maiden Voyage

English Meaning: The first journey of a ship.

Hindi Meaning: जहाज की पहली समुद्री यात्रा

8. Hatchway

English Meaning: An opening through which people or things can pass between the decks of a ship.

Hindi Meaning: जहाज के डेक में बना प्रवेश या निकास द्वार

9. Proposition

English Meaning: A plan, suggestion or idea put forward for consideration.

Hindi Meaning: प्रस्ताव, योजना

10. Instinctively

English Meaning: Doing something naturally, without consciously thinking about it.

Hindi Meaning: सहज प्रवृत्ति से, बिना सोचे-समझे स्वाभाविक रूप से

11. Consternation

English Meaning: A feeling of shock, worry or confusion caused by something unexpected.

Hindi Meaning: घबराहट, स्तब्धता

12. Conjecture

English Meaning: A guess or opinion based on incomplete information.

Hindi Meaning: अनुमान, अटकल

13. Imperturbable

English Meaning: Remaining calm and not becoming upset, even in a difficult situation.

Hindi Meaning: अविचल, कठिन परिस्थिति में भी शांत रहने वाला

14. Succour

English Meaning: Help or support given to someone who is in difficulty.

Hindi Meaning: सहायता, सहारा

Part 2: Comprehension

A. Choose the correct option

1. I surfaced from the depths because

Correct option: (iv) I had developed lung power to hold my breath through practice during school days.

2. I was parted forever from my friend Clinch Smith because

Correct option: (iii) the wave that lifted me drowned him.

3. We were in a desperate place because

Correct option: (iii) the water was following us and in front of us was a crowd of people.

4. Clinch Smith and I scurried out of the way because

Correct option: (ii) the lifeboat came crashing down on the Boat Deck.

B. Put these sentences in the correct sequence

Correct Order	Sentence
1	I reached the side of the boat.
2	I grabbed the left arm of a young member of the crew.
3	I threw my right leg over the boat.
4	The moment of getting aboard gave me mental relief.
5	Next morning, I reached the deck of the hospital Carpathia.

C. Think and answer

Which part of the lesson had a deep emotional impact on you? Why?

Answer: The part that had the deepest emotional impact on me was the scene in which the survivors cried for help in the dark sea. Their cries showed their fear, pain and helplessness. It was heartbreaking to imagine so many people struggling to survive in the freezing water. This part made me realise the value of human life and the importance of courage and helping others in times of danger.

Part 3: Vocabulary — Parts of a Ship and an Aircraft

Write the words in the correct columns according to whether they refer to a ship or an aircraft.

Parts of a Ship	Parts of an Aircraft
Beam	Propeller
Fender	Wing Flap
Galley	Fuselage
Crow’s Nest	Horizontal Stabilizer
Deck	Engine Cowl
Hull	Spinner
Keel	Aileron
Mast	Wing Strut
Gangway	Landing Light
Prow	Wing Tip Light
Helm	Fin and Dorsal
Rudder	Elevator
Stern	Wing
Sail

Meanings of important terms

Beam: A strong horizontal structural support.

Fender: A protective cushion that prevents a ship from being damaged when it touches another surface.

Galley: The kitchen on a ship.

Crow’s nest: A high platform on a ship used for observation.

Hull: The main body of a ship.

Keel: The main structural support along the bottom of a ship.

Mast: A tall pole on a ship that supports sails or equipment.

Gangway: A passage used to board or leave a ship.

Prow: The front part of a ship.

Helm: The steering mechanism of a ship.

Rudder: A device used to steer a ship or aircraft.

Stern: The rear part of a ship.

Sail: A sheet of fabric that uses wind to move a boat or ship.

Propeller: A rotating device that produces thrust.

Wing flap: A movable part of an aircraft wing that helps control lift and landing speed.

Fuselage: The main body of an aircraft.

Horizontal stabilizer: The horizontal tail surface that helps keep an aircraft stable.

Engine cowl: A covering around an aircraft engine.

Spinner: A rounded cover over an aircraft’s propeller hub.

Aileron: A movable part of a wing that helps an aircraft roll.

Wing strut: A structural support for an aircraft wing.

Landing light: A light used to illuminate the runway during landing.

Wing tip light: A light fitted near the end of an aircraft wing.

Fin and dorsal: The vertical tail fin and its upper supporting section, which help stabilise an aircraft.

Elevator: A movable control surface on an aircraft’s tail that controls pitch.

Wing: The part of an aircraft that produces lift.

Part 4: Grammar — Second Conditional

Complete the sentences using the second conditional. It describes imaginary or unlikely situations in the present or future.

1. If I ______ (be) you, I ______ (get) a new job.

If I were you, I would get a new job.

2. If he ______ (be) younger, he ______ (travel) more.

If he were younger, he would travel more.

3. If we ______ (not/be) friends, I ______ (be) angry with you.

If we were not friends, I would be angry with you.

4. If I ______ (have) enough money, I ______ (buy) a big house.

If I had enough money, I would buy a big house.

5. If she ______ (not/be) always so late, she ______ (be) promoted.

If she were not always so late, she would be promoted.

Part 5: Grammar — Third Conditional

Complete the sentences using the third conditional. It describes imaginary situations in the past and their unreal results.

1. If you ______ (not/be) late, we ______ (not/miss) the bus.

If you had not been late, we would not have missed the bus.

2. If she ______ (study), she ______ (pass) the exam.

If she had studied, she would have passed the exam.

3. If we ______ (arrive) earlier, we ______ (see) John.

If we had arrived earlier, we would have seen John.

4. If they ______ (go) to bed early, they ______ (not/wake) up late.

If they had gone to bed early, they would not have woken up late.

5. If he ______ (become) a musician, he ______ (record) a CD.

If he had become a musician, he would have recorded a CD.

Part 6: Fun Activity — Synonyms

Write a word with a similar meaning for each word in the textbook list.

Word	Synonym	Word	Synonym
Abduct	Kidnap	Abroad	Overseas
Behaviour	Conduct	Benevolent	Kind
Calamity	Disaster	Correct	Accurate
Remorse	Regret	Hide	Conceal
Residence	Dwelling	Famous	Well-known
Entire	Whole	Necessary	Essential
Location	Position	Tempt	Entice
Elucidate	Explain	Exorbitant	Excessive
Tedious	Boring	Slender	Slim
Inquisitive	Curious	Destitute	Poor
Disseminate	Spread

October 16, 2026

Category: Class-7th English Olivia

Ch.18 Thomas Alva Edison

Chapter 18: Thomas Alva Edison

A. Multiple Choice Questions

B. Answer the Following Questions

C. Fill in the Blanks

D. Words in Use

1. Belch

2. Inferior

3. Itchy

4. Malicious

5. Modest

6. Spotless

7. Ticklish

8. Twitch

Listening

Grammar: Present Perfect Tense

A. Things Nimesh Has Done and Has Not Done

B. Write a Sentence to Describe the Situation

C. Fill in the Blanks with the Present Perfect Tense

Ch.17 My Best Friend

My Best Friend

🌈 New Words — Based on NEP 2020

1. Crater

2. Bowl

3. Moonborn

4. Spindly

5. Lunar

6. Scotch Terrier

📝 A. Multiple Choice Questions

✍️ B. Answer the Following Questions

🧩 C. Fill in the Blanks

✅ D. Write T for True and F for False

🔍 Vocabulary — Thinking Skill

✏️ Creative Writing — Future Perfect Progressive Tense

📖 Grammar — Future Perfect Progressive Tense

🎯 Fun Activity — Correct the Spellings

Ch.16 “Birds of Paradise” by Christina Rossetti.

Birds of Paradise

🌈 New Words — Based on NEP 2020

1. Flash

2. Wings of flame

3. A cadenced clang

4. Whistle

5. Dart

6. Paradise

📝 A. Multiple Choice Questions

✍️ B. Answer the Following Questions

🧩 C. Fill in the Blanks

🔗 D. Match Words with Their Meanings

🎨 E. Creative Writing

Ch.15 Macbeth Part-1

Macbeth (Part-I)

1 New Vocabulary Words

Prophecy

Messenger

Rebellion

Loyal

Devious

Ambition

Murder

Suspicion

Flee

Descendant

Banquet

Apparition

2 Comprehension — Question Answers

Ch.14 Stuck by an Iceberg

Stuck by an Iceberg

Part 1: NEP 2020 — New Words and Their Meanings

Part 2: Comprehension

A. Choose the correct option

B. Put these sentences in the correct sequence

C. Think and answer

Part 3: Vocabulary — Parts of a Ship and an Aircraft

Meanings of important terms

Part 4: Grammar — Second Conditional

Part 5: Grammar — Third Conditional

Part 6: Fun Activity — Synonyms