CBSE Class 9 Sample Papers, Syllabus, Test Papers & NCERT Solutions

Chapter 1 –The Lost Child Summary Chapter 2 –The Adventure of Toto Summary Chapter 3 – Iswaran the Storyteller Summary Chapter 4 – In The Kingdom of Fools Summary Chapter 5 – The Happy Prince Summary Chapter 6 – Weathering The Storm in Ersama Summary Chapter 7 – The Last Leaf Summary Chapter 8 – […]

Chapter 1 –The Fun They Had Summary Chapter 2 –The Sound of Music Summary Chapter 3 – The Little Girl Summary Chapter 4 – A Truly Beautiful Mind Summary Chapter 5 – The Snake and The Mirror Summary Chapter 6 – My Childhood Summary Chapter 7 – Packing Summary Chapter 8 – Reach for the […]

Advocate Sergei is detained Advocate Sergei was detained by a beggar one day. The beggar was crying to have pity on him. He said that he had nothing to eat. He had been a school teacher for eight years. But he lost the place. The beggar is described The beggar was in rags. He had […]

Author’s forgetfulness The author finds that living in the real world is the most outstanding. Other people do things without any difficulty. But it is not so for him. A number of times he could not find the lavatory in a cinema. He also forgot his room number in a hotel. Author makes mess at […]

The author misses his old school and friends The author says that his first year at school was not pleasant. He felt like a freshman. His school was twice bigger than his old school. His old friends;had gone to a different high school. So he felt lonely. He missed his old teachers also. He visited […]

Sue and Johnsy, two young artists Sue and Johnsy were two young artists. They lived together in a small flat. It was situated on the third storey of an old house. Johnsy caught pneumonia Johnsy fell seriously ill in November. She had pneumonia. Sue was worried. She sent for the doctor. But the doctor told […]

Prashant’s visit to Ersama and coming of storm Prashant went to his friend’s house in Ersama on 27 October, 1999. It was seven years after his mother’s death. In the evening, Heavy and continuous rain filled the darkness. Trees were uprooted. The waters entered his friend’s house. The speed of the wind was 350 km. […]

Statue of the Happy Prince There stood the statue of the Happy Prince on a tall column in the city. He was gilded all over. He had thin leaves of fine gold. He had two bright sapphires for eyes. A large ruby glowed on his sword hilt. A little swallow sits on the statue A […]

The kingdom of fools In the kingdom of fools the king and the minister were idiots. They ordered all things to be reversed. They decided to change night into day and day into night. They ordered people to do day’s work in night and sleep in the day. Anyone not obeying was to be punished […]

Mahendra’s job Mahendra was a junior supervisor in a firm. The firm offered on hire supervisors at construction sites, factories, bridges, dams, etc. Mahendra’s job was to keep an eye on the activities at the work site. He had to go from one place to another. He was a bachelor. He could adjust himself to […]

Toto monkey is bought The narrator’s Grandfather bought a monkey from a tonga-driver. He cost him Rs. five. It was Toto. Grandfather bought him to keep in his private zoo. Toto is described Toto was a pretty monkey. He had mischief in his shining eyes. His teeth were white like pearls. His hands were dried-up. […]

The child goes to the fair It was the spring fair. All the people were going to it. Some walked. Some rode on horses, some in bullock carts. The little child ran with his parents. He was overjoyed. When he remained behind, his father asked him to come. He remained behind to see the toys […]

About the Poet William Wordsworth (April 7,1770—April 23,1850) was bom in Cockermouth, Cumbria, England. Wordsworth attended Hawkshead Grammar School, where his love for poetry was firmly established and, it is believed that he made his attempts at verse. His mother died when he was eight. While he was at Hawkshead, his father died leaving him […]

About the Poet William Wrightson Ross (June 14, 1894-August 26, 1966) was born in Peterborough, Ontario. He studied geophysics at the University of Toronto. He served with the Canadian Expeditionary’ Force in World War I as a private in the signal corps. Ross’s earliest works are written in free verse. Some of the works written […]

About the Poet Gieve Patel is a famous Indian poet and playwright. Patel is also a practicing doctor. He was bom in Mumbai in 1940. He completed all his education from Mumbai. His first collection of poetry was entitled poems and was launched by Nisim Ezekiel in 1966. How Do You Withstand, Body and Mirrored […]

About the Poet Edward Lear (May 12,1812—January 29, 1888) was an English artist, illustrator, musician, author and poet. He is best known for his literary nonsense in poetry and prose especially his limericks. He began his career as an artist at the age of 15. His father, a stockbroker of Danish origins, was sent to […]

About the Poet James Flaconer Kirkup (23 April, 1918—10 May, 2009) was a prolific English poet, translator and writer. He wrote more than 30 books, including autobiography, novels and plays. Kirkup was bom and brought up in South Shields. He educated at South Shields Secondary School and Durham University. He wrote his first book of […]

About the Poetess Phoebe Cary (Sept. 4, 1824 – July 31, 1871) was an American poetess, and the younger sister of Alice Cary. These sisters co-published poems in 1849, and then each went to publish volumes of their own. Cary occasionally attended school. She often had to work at home and hence was largely self-educated. […]