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CBSE · NCERT · Poorvi Grade 7 · 2026–27

Read closely. Make language your own.

All five Poorvi units now have original, detailed companion learning across reading, language, writing, and speaking. Section and tutorial counts grow with each unit’s actual needs; chapter assessments range from 5 to 20 questions by content depth.

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Poorvi units
55
concept sections
31
tutorial steps
77
test questions

Five connected units

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Poorvi · Unit 1 · 42 min

Learning Together

This unit links three habits of an effective language learner: noticing precisely, persisting when an attempt fails, and imagining a viewpoint different from one’s own. You will examine how narrators guide attention, how sensory details carry meaning, and how a writer turns observation into inference. Language work focuses on purposeful verbs, personification, sentence connections, and precise reference words. Writing and speaking tasks ask you to describe an experience without rushing to a judgement, listen for another person’s evidence, and revise an idea after feedback. The companion texts below are original; use them to practise the same transferable reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, listening, and speaking skills that the Poorvi unit develops.

  • The Day the River Spoke
  • Try Again
  • Three Days to See
Official NCERT book

Low-stakes mixed practice

Unit assessment

Comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and writing reasoning are mixed throughout.

0/12 answered
Section 1 of 3Questions 15
1ComprehensionWhich sequence best shows Jahnavi gaining agency in “The Day the River Spoke”?
2Writing & reasoningWhich claim best explains the personified River’s role in Jahnavi’s story?
3ComprehensionWhy are the spider’s repeated falls essential to King Bruce’s change?
4Writing & reasoningWhich analysis best explains the spider–king parallel in “Try Again”?
5ComprehensionWhat does the order of Keller’s imagined three days most clearly reveal?
Close in your own voice

What did you understand only after looking, listening, or trying again—and which detail caused that change?

Language grows through use

Read the book. Practise here. Bring your thinking to class.

These self-tests are feedback for this moment, not grades or permanent mastery labels. Your teacher and the official NCERT text remain the authority for classroom study.

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