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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.

5
Poorvi units
55
concept sections
31
tutorial steps
77
test questions

Five connected units

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Poorvi · Unit 4 · 52 min

Travel and Adventure

A journey narrative is more than a line from departure to arrival. It selects moments that test a traveller, uses setting as an active force, changes pace to direct attention, and reflects on how the traveller understands risk or belonging. This unit develops close reading of suspense, sound, spatial detail, poetic voice, and factual adventure accounts. Language work covers prepositions, participial phrases, tense shifts, and the difference between chronological sequence and narrative pacing. You will compare a private narrative with a concise field report, write a scene that slows at a decisive moment, deliver a responsible oral recount, and examine how adventure writing can respect local knowledge rather than presenting a landscape as empty.

  • The Tunnel
  • Travel
  • Conquering the Summit
Official NCERT book

Low-stakes mixed practice

Unit assessment

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

0/16 answered
Section 1 of 4Questions 15
1ComprehensionWhy do Suraj and Sunder Singh drive the leopard out of the tunnel?
2Writing & reasoningWhat does Sunder Singh’s lamp mean differently when Suraj sees it from the train?
3ComprehensionWhy does the speaker mention having warm friends in “Travel”?
4VocabularyWhat does the distant train most strongly suggest beyond a literal machine?
5ComprehensionWhich sequence best explains how Arunima’s Everest goal became achievable?
Close in your own voice

Which decision, rather than which destination, gave your journey meaning—and what evidence shows that it was a thoughtful decision?

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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