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Flashcards for CBSE Class 10 English Language and Literature (code 184), split by the two prescribed books, First Flight and Footprints without Feet, with one subdeck per prose chapter and per poem, then Grammar and Writing. Follows the CBSE curriculum for the 2027 board examination.

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What is inside (117 subdecks)

  • First Flight484 cards
    • 1. A Letter to God (Gregorio López y Fuentes)35 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Key lines4 cards
      • Plot16 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 2. Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom (Nelson Mandela)39 cards
      • Characters4 cards
      • Key lines5 cards
      • Plot17 cards
      • Themes and message13 cards
    • 3. Stories About Flying (Liam O'Flaherty and Frederick Forsyth)30 cards
      • His First Flight (Liam O'Flaherty)13 cards
      • The Black Aeroplane (Frederick Forsyth)17 cards
    • 4. From the Diary of Anne Frank (Anne Frank)36 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Key lines3 cards
      • Plot22 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 5. Glimpses of India (Lucio Rodrigues, Lokesh Abrol and Arup Kumar Datta)49 cards
      • A Baker from Goa (Lucio Rodrigues)16 cards
      • Coorg (Lokesh Abrol)18 cards
      • Tea from Assam (Arup Kumar Datta)15 cards
    • 6. Mijbil the Otter (Gavin Maxwell)37 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Plot26 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 7. Madam Rides the Bus (Vallikkannan)34 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Key lines3 cards
      • Plot20 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 8. The Sermon at Benares (Betty Renshaw)32 cards
      • Characters5 cards
      • Key lines3 cards
      • Plot8 cards
      • The Buddha's life8 cards
      • Themes and message8 cards
    • 9. The Proposal (Anton Chekhov)43 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Key lines3 cards
      • Plot28 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 10. Dust of Snow (Robert Frost)13 cards
    • 11. Fire and Ice (Robert Frost)12 cards
    • 12. A Tiger in the Zoo (Leslie Norris)15 cards
    • 13. How to Tell Wild Animals (Carolyn Wells)15 cards
    • 14. The Ball Poem (John Berryman)13 cards
    • 15. Amanda (Robin Klein)13 cards
    • 16. The Trees (Adrienne Rich)16 cards
    • 17. Fog (Carl Sandburg)14 cards
    • 18. The Tale of Custard the Dragon (Ogden Nash)24 cards
    • 19. For Anne Gregory (William Butler Yeats)14 cards
  • Footprints without Feet281 cards
    • 1. A Triumph of Surgery (James Herriot)29 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot17 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 2. The Thief's Story (Ruskin Bond)33 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Plot21 cards
      • Themes and message5 cards
    • 3. The Midnight Visitor (Robert Arthur)25 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Plot14 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 4. A Question of Trust (Victor Canning)32 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot20 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 5. Footprints without Feet (H. G. Wells)28 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Plot19 cards
      • Themes and message3 cards
    • 6. The Making of a Scientist (Robert W. Peterson)33 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot21 cards
      • Themes and message4 cards
    • 7. The Necklace (Guy de Maupassant)35 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Plot22 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 8. Bholi (K. A. Abbas)33 cards
      • Characters10 cards
      • Plot16 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 9. The Book That Saved the Earth (Claire Boiko)33 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Plot20 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
  • Grammar155 cards
    • Determiners40 cards
      • Articles and their use10 cards
      • Kinds of determiner18 cards
      • Quantifiers12 cards
    • Modals19 cards
      • Uses of modals19 cards
    • Reported speech37 cards
      • Commands and requests6 cards
      • Questions8 cards
      • Statements23 cards
    • Subject-verb concord25 cards
      • Rules25 cards
    • Tenses34 cards
      • Future tenses7 cards
      • Past tenses11 cards
      • Present tenses16 cards
  • Literary terms69 cards
    • Devices and techniques69 cards
      • Figures of speech31 cards
      • Poetry and prose form38 cards
  • Writing36 cards
    • Analytical paragraph14 cards
      • Features14 cards
    • Formal letter22 cards
      • Kinds of formal letter7 cards
      • Layout and language15 cards

Some of its cards

  • In "The Book That Saved the Earth" by Claire Boiko, who is the Historian?
    A narrator in the twenty-fifth century who tells the story of the failed Martian invasion of 2040
  • In "A Triumph of Surgery" by James Herriot, who is Tricki?
    A small dog, pampered and overfed by his rich owner
  • What happens to the speaker in "Dust of Snow" by Robert Frost?
    A crow shakes a dusting of snow down on him from a hemlock tree
  • What is the tone of "How to Tell Wild Animals" by Carolyn Wells?
    Humorous
  • What ingredients does "The Making of a Scientist" by Robert W. Peterson say make a scientist?
    A first-rate mind, curiosity and the will to win for the right reasons
  • In "The Midnight Visitor" by Robert Arthur, who is Ausable?
    A fat secret agent who lives in a French hotel and speaks with a Boston accent
  • In "Tea from Assam" by Arup Kumar Datta, who are the two boys travelling on the train?
    Pranjol and Rajvir, classmates at school in Delhi
  • In "The Book That Saved the Earth" by Claire Boiko, in which century does the Historian speak?
    The twenty-fifth century
  • What does "The Sermon at Benares" by Betty Renshaw teach about death?
    Death is common to all and no one can avoid it
  • A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph in prose
    Stanza

And 1015 more once you add the deck.