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Section A Reading
1. i. new snow or rain.
ii. Even after warning signs that reveal danger of avalanches, there is a high risk of danger
to persons or property. Escape from such danger is not possible always.
iii. (1) Artificial Reasons – Snow mobiles, skiers, gunshots and explosives
(2) Natural Reasons – Earthquakes, avalanches
iv. tiny
v. People caught in the Avalanche can try to swim to the top
vi. The crowd will gather at Gate No. 1 and disperse from Gate No. 2.
vii. Plastic waste
viii. With massive snow build-ups to trigger smaller avalanche
2. i. a. Increase access to skill education
b. Integrate skill education into mainstream education
ii. a fact, an objective detail
iii. Minimum 50% learners shall have exposure to skill education.
iv. allowing other schools to access the facility of skill models.
v. Racism : condemn :: Skill education : respect
vi. South Korea - 96%
Reason: The possible reason for this could be the emphasis and importance laid on
vocational and skill-based education in the country's education system.
vii. (A) middle and secondary school
viii. The NEP aims to ensure that every child learns at least one skill and is exposed to
several more, including Indian arts and artisanship. By integrating skill education into
mainstream education and emphasizing the dignity of labor, the NEP will promote
awareness and appreciation of Indian arts and artisanship among students, thus
preserving and promoting traditional Indian crafts and skills.
Section B Grammar
3. Complete ANY TEN of twelve of the following tasks, as directed
would be (i)
error correction
for with
(ii)
that he would remember the lesson he had learned that day. (iii)
Gautam asked Ritu if/whether she worked from home. (iv)
Solution
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER - 2
English Language and Literature (184)
 Class IX (2024-25)
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Section A Reading
1. i. new snow or rain.
ii. Even after warning signs that reveal danger of avalanches, there is a high risk of danger
to persons or property. Escape from such danger is not possible always.
iii. (1) Artificial Reasons – Snow mobiles, skiers, gunshots and explosives
(2) Natural Reasons – Earthquakes, avalanches
iv. tiny
v. People caught in the Avalanche can try to swim to the top
vi. The crowd will gather at Gate No. 1 and disperse from Gate No. 2.
vii. Plastic waste
viii. With massive snow build-ups to trigger smaller avalanche
2. i. a. Increase access to skill education
b. Integrate skill education into mainstream education
ii. a fact, an objective detail
iii. Minimum 50% learners shall have exposure to skill education.
iv. allowing other schools to access the facility of skill models.
v. Racism : condemn :: Skill education : respect
vi. South Korea - 96%
Reason: The possible reason for this could be the emphasis and importance laid on
vocational and skill-based education in the country's education system.
vii. (A) middle and secondary school
viii. The NEP aims to ensure that every child learns at least one skill and is exposed to
several more, including Indian arts and artisanship. By integrating skill education into
mainstream education and emphasizing the dignity of labor, the NEP will promote
awareness and appreciation of Indian arts and artisanship among students, thus
preserving and promoting traditional Indian crafts and skills.
Section B Grammar
3. Complete ANY TEN of twelve of the following tasks, as directed
would be (i)
error correction
for with
(ii)
that he would remember the lesson he had learned that day. (iii)
Gautam asked Ritu if/whether she worked from home. (iv)
Solution
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER - 2
English Language and Literature (184)
 Class IX (2024-25)
Section B Writing
4. Children’s Park is the place all children love to go. The park in our city of Delhi is huge.
There are about 4 play areas with different types of playthings. The area for small children
has swings, see-saw and slides. Then there is a ground where children can play games like
badminton, volleyball etc. There is a football court as well. Facing the India Gate is a
Tennis court.
Apart form all these there are green areas for parents to play with their children. Families
come here for outdoor activities and enjoy picnics especially during winters. There is a
provision for cooking as well. There are many trees. As a result during summers, this park
remains cool in the day. A park, which, all children should definitely visit.
OR
Our mental health encompasses our psychological, emotional and social well-being. This
means it impacts how we feel, think and behave each day. Our mental health also
contributes to our decision making process, how we cope with stress and how we relate to
others in our lives.
There is a great misconception for the mentally ill. Many think these people are lazy or
(c) any
Explanation: {
any
(v)
(B) a - an (vi)
(a) must
Explanation: {
must
(vii)
(b) will have graduated / will be looking
Explanation: {
will have graduated / will be looking
(viii)
(d) can
Explanation: {
can
(ix)
Seeking (x)
(a) is
Explanation: {
is
(xi)
(a) have
Explanation: {
have
(xii)
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Section A Reading
1. i. new snow or rain.
ii. Even after warning signs that reveal danger of avalanches, there is a high risk of danger
to persons or property. Escape from such danger is not possible always.
iii. (1) Artificial Reasons – Snow mobiles, skiers, gunshots and explosives
(2) Natural Reasons – Earthquakes, avalanches
iv. tiny
v. People caught in the Avalanche can try to swim to the top
vi. The crowd will gather at Gate No. 1 and disperse from Gate No. 2.
vii. Plastic waste
viii. With massive snow build-ups to trigger smaller avalanche
2. i. a. Increase access to skill education
b. Integrate skill education into mainstream education
ii. a fact, an objective detail
iii. Minimum 50% learners shall have exposure to skill education.
iv. allowing other schools to access the facility of skill models.
v. Racism : condemn :: Skill education : respect
vi. South Korea - 96%
Reason: The possible reason for this could be the emphasis and importance laid on
vocational and skill-based education in the country's education system.
vii. (A) middle and secondary school
viii. The NEP aims to ensure that every child learns at least one skill and is exposed to
several more, including Indian arts and artisanship. By integrating skill education into
mainstream education and emphasizing the dignity of labor, the NEP will promote
awareness and appreciation of Indian arts and artisanship among students, thus
preserving and promoting traditional Indian crafts and skills.
Section B Grammar
3. Complete ANY TEN of twelve of the following tasks, as directed
would be (i)
error correction
for with
(ii)
that he would remember the lesson he had learned that day. (iii)
Gautam asked Ritu if/whether she worked from home. (iv)
Solution
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER - 2
English Language and Literature (184)
 Class IX (2024-25)
Section B Writing
4. Children’s Park is the place all children love to go. The park in our city of Delhi is huge.
There are about 4 play areas with different types of playthings. The area for small children
has swings, see-saw and slides. Then there is a ground where children can play games like
badminton, volleyball etc. There is a football court as well. Facing the India Gate is a
Tennis court.
Apart form all these there are green areas for parents to play with their children. Families
come here for outdoor activities and enjoy picnics especially during winters. There is a
provision for cooking as well. There are many trees. As a result during summers, this park
remains cool in the day. A park, which, all children should definitely visit.
OR
Our mental health encompasses our psychological, emotional and social well-being. This
means it impacts how we feel, think and behave each day. Our mental health also
contributes to our decision making process, how we cope with stress and how we relate to
others in our lives.
There is a great misconception for the mentally ill. Many think these people are lazy or
(c) any
Explanation: {
any
(v)
(B) a - an (vi)
(a) must
Explanation: {
must
(vii)
(b) will have graduated / will be looking
Explanation: {
will have graduated / will be looking
(viii)
(d) can
Explanation: {
can
(ix)
Seeking (x)
(a) is
Explanation: {
is
(xi)
(a) have
Explanation: {
have
(xii)
just making it up. There is also a mental block in peoples minds that these people are
either crazy, possessed by demons, violent, out of control and unsafe. These are negative
labels that have been attached due to the lack of awareness. Raising awareness can reduce
misconceptions. Emotional and mental health is important because it’s a vital part of your
life and impacts your thoughts, behaviors and emotions.
Being healthy emotionally can promote productivity and effectiveness in activities like
work, school or caregiving. It plays an important part in the health of your relationships
and allows you to adapt to changes in your life and cope with adversity.
Often mental health is disregarded as mood swings and many people consider having
mental/psychological troubles as a sign of weakness. Reaching out and opening up to
other people in your life can help provide emotional support. Depression is real and has
many physical and psychological manifestations. Thus the topic mental health should be
normalised and taking medical and appropriate help shouldn’t be frowned upon.
5. 5 June, 20XX
9:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Dear Diary,
Today, I had a heartwarming encounter that reminded me of the power of kindness. While
riding the bus, I noticed an elderly woman struggling to find a seat. Without hesitation, I
offered her my seat and helped her settle down comfortably.
As we chatted during the journey, I learned that she was travelling alone and found it
challenging to navigate the bus on her own. I offered to assist her with anything she
needed, whether it was holding her belongings or helping her get off at her destination.
Seeing the gratitude in her eyes filled my heart with warmth and reminded me of the
importance of lending a helping hand to those in need. It was a small act of kindness that
made a big difference in her day.
As I stepped off the bus, I couldn't help but smile, knowing that I had made a positive
impact on someone's life. Today's experience reinforced my belief in the power of
compassion and reminded me to always be ready to help others in any way I can.
Lata
OR
A Fateful Encounter
Madhukar is Radhika's constant companion. She met him on the train in a very unusual
way when she was facing physical pain in her body. It was July last year when she, a
medical student, was going back to her college after the summer vacation. She was glad
that after a long period, she would be able to see her friends and enjoy her hostel life, but
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Section A Reading
1. i. new snow or rain.
ii. Even after warning signs that reveal danger of avalanches, there is a high risk of danger
to persons or property. Escape from such danger is not possible always.
iii. (1) Artificial Reasons – Snow mobiles, skiers, gunshots and explosives
(2) Natural Reasons – Earthquakes, avalanches
iv. tiny
v. People caught in the Avalanche can try to swim to the top
vi. The crowd will gather at Gate No. 1 and disperse from Gate No. 2.
vii. Plastic waste
viii. With massive snow build-ups to trigger smaller avalanche
2. i. a. Increase access to skill education
b. Integrate skill education into mainstream education
ii. a fact, an objective detail
iii. Minimum 50% learners shall have exposure to skill education.
iv. allowing other schools to access the facility of skill models.
v. Racism : condemn :: Skill education : respect
vi. South Korea - 96%
Reason: The possible reason for this could be the emphasis and importance laid on
vocational and skill-based education in the country's education system.
vii. (A) middle and secondary school
viii. The NEP aims to ensure that every child learns at least one skill and is exposed to
several more, including Indian arts and artisanship. By integrating skill education into
mainstream education and emphasizing the dignity of labor, the NEP will promote
awareness and appreciation of Indian arts and artisanship among students, thus
preserving and promoting traditional Indian crafts and skills.
Section B Grammar
3. Complete ANY TEN of twelve of the following tasks, as directed
would be (i)
error correction
for with
(ii)
that he would remember the lesson he had learned that day. (iii)
Gautam asked Ritu if/whether she worked from home. (iv)
Solution
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER - 2
English Language and Literature (184)
 Class IX (2024-25)
Section B Writing
4. Children’s Park is the place all children love to go. The park in our city of Delhi is huge.
There are about 4 play areas with different types of playthings. The area for small children
has swings, see-saw and slides. Then there is a ground where children can play games like
badminton, volleyball etc. There is a football court as well. Facing the India Gate is a
Tennis court.
Apart form all these there are green areas for parents to play with their children. Families
come here for outdoor activities and enjoy picnics especially during winters. There is a
provision for cooking as well. There are many trees. As a result during summers, this park
remains cool in the day. A park, which, all children should definitely visit.
OR
Our mental health encompasses our psychological, emotional and social well-being. This
means it impacts how we feel, think and behave each day. Our mental health also
contributes to our decision making process, how we cope with stress and how we relate to
others in our lives.
There is a great misconception for the mentally ill. Many think these people are lazy or
(c) any
Explanation: {
any
(v)
(B) a - an (vi)
(a) must
Explanation: {
must
(vii)
(b) will have graduated / will be looking
Explanation: {
will have graduated / will be looking
(viii)
(d) can
Explanation: {
can
(ix)
Seeking (x)
(a) is
Explanation: {
is
(xi)
(a) have
Explanation: {
have
(xii)
just making it up. There is also a mental block in peoples minds that these people are
either crazy, possessed by demons, violent, out of control and unsafe. These are negative
labels that have been attached due to the lack of awareness. Raising awareness can reduce
misconceptions. Emotional and mental health is important because it’s a vital part of your
life and impacts your thoughts, behaviors and emotions.
Being healthy emotionally can promote productivity and effectiveness in activities like
work, school or caregiving. It plays an important part in the health of your relationships
and allows you to adapt to changes in your life and cope with adversity.
Often mental health is disregarded as mood swings and many people consider having
mental/psychological troubles as a sign of weakness. Reaching out and opening up to
other people in your life can help provide emotional support. Depression is real and has
many physical and psychological manifestations. Thus the topic mental health should be
normalised and taking medical and appropriate help shouldn’t be frowned upon.
5. 5 June, 20XX
9:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Dear Diary,
Today, I had a heartwarming encounter that reminded me of the power of kindness. While
riding the bus, I noticed an elderly woman struggling to find a seat. Without hesitation, I
offered her my seat and helped her settle down comfortably.
As we chatted during the journey, I learned that she was travelling alone and found it
challenging to navigate the bus on her own. I offered to assist her with anything she
needed, whether it was holding her belongings or helping her get off at her destination.
Seeing the gratitude in her eyes filled my heart with warmth and reminded me of the
importance of lending a helping hand to those in need. It was a small act of kindness that
made a big difference in her day.
As I stepped off the bus, I couldn't help but smile, knowing that I had made a positive
impact on someone's life. Today's experience reinforced my belief in the power of
compassion and reminded me to always be ready to help others in any way I can.
Lata
OR
A Fateful Encounter
Madhukar is Radhika's constant companion. She met him on the train in a very unusual
way when she was facing physical pain in her body. It was July last year when she, a
medical student, was going back to her college after the summer vacation. She was glad
that after a long period, she would be able to see her friends and enjoy her hostel life, but
the sudden pain in her body made her anxious. As the train chugged along, the pain
became unbearable, and Radhika was worried. It was then that Madhukar, a kind-hearted
fellow passenger, noticed her discomfort and offered her a pain relief balm. His simple act
of kindness not only eased her pain but also sparked a deep conversation between them.
Madhukar, an elderly man, shared his life experiences, and Radhika found solace in his
words. From that day on, they became inseparable friends. Madhukar's wisdom and
compassion became a guiding light for Radhika, and their chance encounter blossomed
into a beautiful and enduring friendship.
Section C Literature
6. Read the given extracts and answer the questions for ANY ONE of the two, given.
7. Read the given extracts and answer the questions for ANY ONE of the two, given.
i. One possible inference about the beggar from the given context is that he resorts to
lying and dishonesty as a means of survival because he believes that people are more
likely to help him when he makes a more sympathetic story, even though it may not
be true.
ii. Sergei reacts angrily to the beggar's confession, expressing disgust and even
threatening to send for the police. This reaction suggests that Sergei values honesty
and despises dishonesty, indicating a sense of moral integrity in his character.
iii. False [Option d is correct. The beggar's actual previous profession was Singer before
lying about being a student or a school teacher.]
iv. Dismissed/Ejected/Ousted/Banished [or any other possible meaning.]
(i)
a. One possible inference that the reader draws from the given context is that the doctor
was in an uncomfortable or unpleasant environment. The description of the room
projected a lack of comfort or tranquility in his surroundings.
b. (iii) The wind
c. The doctor's description of his surroundings in the passage was effective due to his
use of humor. He humorously noted how the "Wind God seemed to have taken time
off," highlighting the lack of breeze. His dry wit continued as he described his
clothing and the room. The mention of rats added a touch of absurdity, emphasizing
the unconventional and uncomfortable nature of his environment. This blend of
effective description and subtle humor created a vivid and memorable image for the
reader.
d. The phrase "but the Wind God seemed to have gone on a break" could correctly
substitute "taken time off" in the given sentence.
(ii)
a. autumn (i)
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Section A Reading
1. i. new snow or rain.
ii. Even after warning signs that reveal danger of avalanches, there is a high risk of danger
to persons or property. Escape from such danger is not possible always.
iii. (1) Artificial Reasons – Snow mobiles, skiers, gunshots and explosives
(2) Natural Reasons – Earthquakes, avalanches
iv. tiny
v. People caught in the Avalanche can try to swim to the top
vi. The crowd will gather at Gate No. 1 and disperse from Gate No. 2.
vii. Plastic waste
viii. With massive snow build-ups to trigger smaller avalanche
2. i. a. Increase access to skill education
b. Integrate skill education into mainstream education
ii. a fact, an objective detail
iii. Minimum 50% learners shall have exposure to skill education.
iv. allowing other schools to access the facility of skill models.
v. Racism : condemn :: Skill education : respect
vi. South Korea - 96%
Reason: The possible reason for this could be the emphasis and importance laid on
vocational and skill-based education in the country's education system.
vii. (A) middle and secondary school
viii. The NEP aims to ensure that every child learns at least one skill and is exposed to
several more, including Indian arts and artisanship. By integrating skill education into
mainstream education and emphasizing the dignity of labor, the NEP will promote
awareness and appreciation of Indian arts and artisanship among students, thus
preserving and promoting traditional Indian crafts and skills.
Section B Grammar
3. Complete ANY TEN of twelve of the following tasks, as directed
would be (i)
error correction
for with
(ii)
that he would remember the lesson he had learned that day. (iii)
Gautam asked Ritu if/whether she worked from home. (iv)
Solution
SAMPLE QUESTION PAPER - 2
English Language and Literature (184)
 Class IX (2024-25)
Section B Writing
4. Children’s Park is the place all children love to go. The park in our city of Delhi is huge.
There are about 4 play areas with different types of playthings. The area for small children
has swings, see-saw and slides. Then there is a ground where children can play games like
badminton, volleyball etc. There is a football court as well. Facing the India Gate is a
Tennis court.
Apart form all these there are green areas for parents to play with their children. Families
come here for outdoor activities and enjoy picnics especially during winters. There is a
provision for cooking as well. There are many trees. As a result during summers, this park
remains cool in the day. A park, which, all children should definitely visit.
OR
Our mental health encompasses our psychological, emotional and social well-being. This
means it impacts how we feel, think and behave each day. Our mental health also
contributes to our decision making process, how we cope with stress and how we relate to
others in our lives.
There is a great misconception for the mentally ill. Many think these people are lazy or
(c) any
Explanation: {
any
(v)
(B) a - an (vi)
(a) must
Explanation: {
must
(vii)
(b) will have graduated / will be looking
Explanation: {
will have graduated / will be looking
(viii)
(d) can
Explanation: {
can
(ix)
Seeking (x)
(a) is
Explanation: {
is
(xi)
(a) have
Explanation: {
have
(xii)
just making it up. There is also a mental block in peoples minds that these people are
either crazy, possessed by demons, violent, out of control and unsafe. These are negative
labels that have been attached due to the lack of awareness. Raising awareness can reduce
misconceptions. Emotional and mental health is important because it’s a vital part of your
life and impacts your thoughts, behaviors and emotions.
Being healthy emotionally can promote productivity and effectiveness in activities like
work, school or caregiving. It plays an important part in the health of your relationships
and allows you to adapt to changes in your life and cope with adversity.
Often mental health is disregarded as mood swings and many people consider having
mental/psychological troubles as a sign of weakness. Reaching out and opening up to
other people in your life can help provide emotional support. Depression is real and has
many physical and psychological manifestations. Thus the topic mental health should be
normalised and taking medical and appropriate help shouldn’t be frowned upon.
5. 5 June, 20XX
9:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Dear Diary,
Today, I had a heartwarming encounter that reminded me of the power of kindness. While
riding the bus, I noticed an elderly woman struggling to find a seat. Without hesitation, I
offered her my seat and helped her settle down comfortably.
As we chatted during the journey, I learned that she was travelling alone and found it
challenging to navigate the bus on her own. I offered to assist her with anything she
needed, whether it was holding her belongings or helping her get off at her destination.
Seeing the gratitude in her eyes filled my heart with warmth and reminded me of the
importance of lending a helping hand to those in need. It was a small act of kindness that
made a big difference in her day.
As I stepped off the bus, I couldn't help but smile, knowing that I had made a positive
impact on someone's life. Today's experience reinforced my belief in the power of
compassion and reminded me to always be ready to help others in any way I can.
Lata
OR
A Fateful Encounter
Madhukar is Radhika's constant companion. She met him on the train in a very unusual
way when she was facing physical pain in her body. It was July last year when she, a
medical student, was going back to her college after the summer vacation. She was glad
that after a long period, she would be able to see her friends and enjoy her hostel life, but
the sudden pain in her body made her anxious. As the train chugged along, the pain
became unbearable, and Radhika was worried. It was then that Madhukar, a kind-hearted
fellow passenger, noticed her discomfort and offered her a pain relief balm. His simple act
of kindness not only eased her pain but also sparked a deep conversation between them.
Madhukar, an elderly man, shared his life experiences, and Radhika found solace in his
words. From that day on, they became inseparable friends. Madhukar's wisdom and
compassion became a guiding light for Radhika, and their chance encounter blossomed
into a beautiful and enduring friendship.
Section C Literature
6. Read the given extracts and answer the questions for ANY ONE of the two, given.
7. Read the given extracts and answer the questions for ANY ONE of the two, given.
i. One possible inference about the beggar from the given context is that he resorts to
lying and dishonesty as a means of survival because he believes that people are more
likely to help him when he makes a more sympathetic story, even though it may not
be true.
ii. Sergei reacts angrily to the beggar's confession, expressing disgust and even
threatening to send for the police. This reaction suggests that Sergei values honesty
and despises dishonesty, indicating a sense of moral integrity in his character.
iii. False [Option d is correct. The beggar's actual previous profession was Singer before
lying about being a student or a school teacher.]
iv. Dismissed/Ejected/Ousted/Banished [or any other possible meaning.]
(i)
a. One possible inference that the reader draws from the given context is that the doctor
was in an uncomfortable or unpleasant environment. The description of the room
projected a lack of comfort or tranquility in his surroundings.
b. (iii) The wind
c. The doctor's description of his surroundings in the passage was effective due to his
use of humor. He humorously noted how the "Wind God seemed to have taken time
off," highlighting the lack of breeze. His dry wit continued as he described his
clothing and the room. The mention of rats added a touch of absurdity, emphasizing
the unconventional and uncomfortable nature of his environment. This blend of
effective description and subtle humor created a vivid and memorable image for the
reader.
d. The phrase "but the Wind God seemed to have gone on a break" could correctly
substitute "taken time off" in the given sentence.
(ii)
a. autumn (i)
8. Answer ANY FOUR of the following five questions, in about 40-50 words
b. The poet repents being unable to take up both the roads as he had an ardent desire to
explore both of them.
c. (i) he was confused
d. The speaker deeply desired to explore both paths, contemplating his decision with
great intensity. He fixed his gaze upon one road, attempting to discern its destination.
The phrase, 'long I stood' projected that the poet was in a dilemma. He pondered for
a while and eventually was forced to make a choice.
a. The poet reflected the fact that his lover has now become a part of earth's diurnal
course which implied that now that she has been buried after death, she and earth
have unified in the eternal process of day and night. This merger implied a perpetual
unity, wherein she and the Earth coexisted in an unchanging progression of
alternating light and darkness.
b. dead
c. She was unable to exhibit any motion and failed to hear, see and express.
d. (i) adjective.
(ii)
Albert Einstein left his school because he was not happy with the education system. He
was not at ease with the strict regimentation of the school. He felt suffocated because of
which he decided to leave the school.
(i)
The pattering sound of the rain mesmerized the poet with its soothing power and sent
the poet in the flashback mode. The poet remembered his mother's face. She appeared
as she were years ago. The poet could still witness the same fondness in her look. This
shows that the poet loved his mother.
(ii)
Dinamani is the name of a local newspaper. It can be said so because Abdul Kalam
often made attempts at tracing stories related to the war in the headlines of Dinamani.
(iii)
There is a small shrine on the banks of the holy Bagmati in the Pashupatinath temple.
Half part of this shrine protrudes from a stone platform. It is believed that when the
shrine will emerge completely from the platform, the Goddess in the shrine will escape
and that will mark the end of the Kaliyug.In other words, people there believe that once
the shrine completely emerges out of the river, the goddess will be free ad this incident
will mark the end of Kaliyug, the calamitous era.
(iv)
In the poem, the poet uses the name Northland. In the region around the North Pole
(Northland), the duration of the day is very less because its position is such that the
Sun’s rays reach for a very short time. When this area is experiencing winter season, the
duration of night is very long, and the daytime hours are very less. As a result, there are
very few hours in a day.
(v)
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3. What are the key skills assessed in the Class 9 English exam?
Ans. The Class 9 English exam assesses several key skills including reading comprehension, analytical skills, writing proficiency, and grammar accuracy. Students are evaluated on their ability to understand and interpret texts, express their thoughts clearly in writing, and apply correct language rules in their work.
4. How important is grammar in the Class 9 English exam?
Ans. Grammar is extremely important in the Class 9 English exam as it forms the foundation of effective communication. A strong grasp of grammar helps students construct clear and correct sentences, which is crucial for both their writing tasks and comprehension sections. Marks are often allocated for grammar accuracy in essays and other written assignments.
5. What should I do if I find a particular topic challenging in Class 9 English?
Ans. If you find a particular topic challenging in Class 9 English, consider seeking help from your teacher, studying with classmates, or using online resources for additional explanations and practice. It may also be helpful to break the topic down into smaller parts and tackle each part step-by-step to build your understanding gradually.
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