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Flashcards for CBSE Class 12 English Core (code 301), split by the two prescribed books, Flamingo and Vistas, with one subdeck per prose chapter and per poem, then the writing forms the syllabus lists. Follows the CBSE curriculum for the 2027 board examination.

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What is inside (79 subdecks)

  • Flamingo399 cards
    • 1. The Last Lesson (Alphonse Daudet)39 cards
      • Characters9 cards
      • Plot23 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 2. Lost Spring (Anees Jung)42 cards
      • Mukesh and Firozabad17 cards
      • Saheb and Seemapuri19 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
    • 3. Deep Water (William Douglas)32 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Plot19 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 4. The Rattrap (Selma Lagerlöf)38 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot22 cards
      • Themes and message8 cards
    • 5. Indigo (Louis Fischer)51 cards
      • Characters9 cards
      • Plot35 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 6. Poets and Pancakes (Asokamitran)37 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot23 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
    • 7. The Interview (Christopher Silvester and Umberto Eco)38 cards
      • Part I: the interview as a form (Christopher Silvester)13 cards
      • Part II: Umberto Eco interviewed by Mukund Padmanabhan22 cards
      • Themes and message3 cards
    • 8. Going Places (A. R. Barton)33 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot18 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 9. My Mother at Sixty-six (Kamala Das)19 cards
    • 10. Keeping Quiet (Pablo Neruda)18 cards
    • 11. A Thing of Beauty (John Keats)17 cards
    • 12. A Roadside Stand (Robert Frost)17 cards
    • 13. Aunt Jennifer's Tigers (Adrienne Rich)18 cards
  • Literary terms71 cards
    • Devices and techniques71 cards
      • Figures of speech37 cards
      • Form and structure34 cards
  • Vistas212 cards
    • 1. The Third Level (Jack Finney)31 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Plot18 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 2. The Tiger King (Kalki)34 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Plot21 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
    • 3. Journey to the End of the Earth (Tishani Doshi)30 cards
      • Characters5 cards
      • Plot19 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
    • 4. The Enemy (Pearl S. Buck)40 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot26 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
    • 5. On the Face of It (Susan Hill)37 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Plot22 cards
      • Themes and message7 cards
    • 6. Memories of Childhood (Zitkala-Sa and Bama)40 cards
      • The Cutting of My Long Hair (Zitkala-Sa)19 cards
      • Themes and message6 cards
      • We Too are Human Beings (Bama)15 cards
  • Writing61 cards
    • Article and report19 cards
      • Article8 cards
      • Report11 cards
    • Invitation and reply13 cards
      • Formal invitation and reply7 cards
      • Informal invitation and reply6 cards
    • Letters18 cards
      • Job application with bio-data11 cards
      • Letter to the editor7 cards
    • Notice11 cards
      • Features11 cards

Some of its cards

  • In "The Cutting of My Long Hair" by Zitkala-Sa, who is Zitkala-Sa?
    The pen name of Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, a Native American woman born in 1876
  • What does "The Third Level" by Jack Finney show about the modern world?
    People long to escape its insecurity, war and worry
  • In "A Roadside Stand" by Robert Frost, what is the roadside stand?
    A little new shed in front of a little old house, selling farm produce at the edge of the road
  • In "The Last Lesson" by Alphonse Daudet, who is Franz?
    A schoolboy and the narrator, who dreads being scolded for not learning his participles
  • In the Umberto Eco interview in "The Interview" by Christopher Silvester, who is the interviewer?
    Mukund Padmanabhan of The Hindu
  • A group of lines in a poem, like a paragraph in prose
    Stanza
  • What does "The Tiger King" by Kalki satirise?
    The conceit and cruelty of those in power and the flattery of their servants
  • In "Keeping Quiet" by Pablo Neruda, what does the poet ask everyone to count to?
    Twelve
  • What does "The Last Lesson" by Alphonse Daudet show about language and identity?
    A people's language is a mark of freedom and national identity
  • In "Indigo" by Louis Fischer, who is Rajkumar Shukla?
    A poor, illiterate but resolute sharecropper from Champaran who persuades Gandhi to visit

And 733 more once you add the deck.