2 Days Timetable: A House is not a Home | English Class 9 PDF Download

In the Class 9 English curriculum, the chapter titled "A House is not a Home" holds significant importance in your exams. To excel in your English exam, it's crucial to comprehend this chapter thoroughly. This study plan will provide you with a clear strategy to effectively prepare for this chapter and succeed in your exams.

Day 1: Understanding the Chapter

• Begin by reading the entire chapter "A House is not a Home" from your NCERT textbook.
• Pay close attention to character descriptions, themes, and the plot.

Study Tips:

1. NCERT Textbook: Start your preparation by reading the chapter in your NCERT textbook. This forms the foundation of your understanding.
2. Summary: After reading the chapter, refer to the summary of "A House is not a Home" on EduRev. This will help you grasp the main points and themes.
3. Practice Questions: Test your comprehension by answering short questions related to the chapter. EduRev provides a variety of practice questions.

Day 2: In-Depth Analysis and Practice

• Dive deeper into the chapter by studying character sketches, long questions, and answers.
• Review any challenging sections and key quotes.

Study Tips:

1. Character Sketches: Gain a better understanding of the characters in the chapter by referring to the character sketches on EduRev.
2. Long Questions & Answers: Prepare for exam questions by studying long questions and answers related to "A House is not a Home."
3. Practice Questions: Continue practicing with very short questions and answers on EduRev. These questions cover a range of topics and will reinforce your understanding.

Revision and Testing

• Revise the entire chapter, with a focus on the summary and key concepts.
• Test your knowledge with topic-wise tests and various question types.

Study Tips:

1. Revision: Spend the day revising all the topics you've covered. Ensure you understand the chapter's core themes and events.
2. Topic-Wise Tests: Challenge yourself with topic-wise tests on EduRev. These tests are designed to help you assess your knowledge and identify areas for improvement.
3. Question Types: Solve different types of questions, including practice questions, HOTS questions, assertion and reason type questions, and case-based questions to gain a comprehensive understanding.

Remember, staying organized and managing your time effectively is crucial while following this study plan. Utilize the resources available on EduRev, such as summaries, practice questions, and topic-wise tests, to enhance your understanding and preparation for "A House is not a Home." Additionally, maintain a balanced study schedule for all your subjects using Class 9 Exam resources. 

Here are all the links mentioned in the study plan, organized under appropriate headers:
Chapter Resources:

• Class 9 Exam
• English Class 9 on EduRev
• Chapter: A House is not a Home

What to Cover:

• NCERT Textbook for A House is not a Home

Study Tips:

1. NCERT Textbook
2. Summary of A House is not a Home
3. Practice Questions

What to Cover:

• Character Sketches
• Long Questions & Answers
• Very Short Questions & Answers

Study Tips:

1. Topic-Wise Tests
2. Practice Questions
3. Extract Based Questions
4. Character Sketches
5. Long Questions & Answers
6. Short Questions & Answers
7. Very Short Questions & Answers

These links will help you access the necessary resources and practice materials for effective preparation and revision of "A House is not a Home" chapter in Class 9 English. Best of luck with your studies and exams!