Important Words with Mnemonics: The Chair | English for Class 6 PDF Download

1. Challenges
Meaning: Difficult situations or tasks
Sentence: Mario faced many challenges while trying to sit on the invisible chair.
Mnemonic: “Challenges are chances to change and grow.”
→ Easy to remember: every challenge helps you become stronger.

2. Advantage
Meaning: A benefit or something helpful
Sentence: Some students took advantage of Mario’s fall.
Mnemonic: "Add value" (Ad-vantage = something that adds value)

3. Genuine
Meaning: Real or true
Sentence: His genuine friends helped him without laughing.
Mnemonic: Genuine sounds like “Jen you win”
→ Think: When you’re honest and real, you win trust — you're genuine.

4. Support
Meaning: To help or assist someone
Sentence: His true friends gave him support to sit on the chair.
Mnemonic:  Imagine holding up a port— you’re supporting it from falling.

5. Valuable
Meaning: Very important or useful
Sentence: Real friends are more valuable than many fake ones.
Mnemonic: Value + able = “Able to have value”
→ If something is valuable, it holds value — either in money, use, or meaning.

6. Stand by
Meaning: Stay with someone in tough times
Sentence: True friends stand by you when others walk away.
Mnemonic:  Stand + by = Stay standing near someone
→ Imagine not walking away — you’re standing by their side through trouble.

7. Mistakes
Meaning: Wrong actions
Sentence: Mario made mistakes but didn’t give up.
Mnemonic: Mis + take = “Wrong take”

8. Attic
Meaning: A room under the roof used for storage
Sentence: The magic chair was found in the attic.
Mnemonic: AT + TIC = “At the top in a closet”
→ Imagine a little closet-like space right at the top of your house.

9. Determined
Meaning: Not giving up; strong-minded
Sentence: Mario was determined to prove he had true friends.
Mnemonic: Determined sounds like “decided mind”
→ When your mind is made up strongly — you’re determined!

10. Amazing
Meaning: Very surprising or wonderful
Sentence: The invisible chair was an amazing gift.
Mnemonic: “Amazing means makes your mouth say ‘Wow!’”
→ Easy to remember: something amazing makes you feel excited or shocked in a good way.