NCERT Solutions for Class 10 English Literature Reader

NCERT Solutions for Class 10 English Literature Reader (2025-26) – Complete Chapter-wise Guide

📌 Key Features

  • ✅ Detailed explanations for all prose, poetry, and drama

  • ✅ Character sketches with template answers

  • ✅ Literary device analysis for every poem

  • ✅ CBSE marking scheme perfect answers


📚 Literature Reader Textbook Solutions

Prose Section

Chapter Title Author Key Themes Exercises
1. Two Gentlemen of Verona A.J. Cronin Hope, Sacrifice Q1-Q8
2. Mrs. Packletide’s Tiger Saki Satire, Vanity Q1-Q6

Poetry Section

Poem Poet Literary Devices Exercises
1. The Frog and the Nightingale Vikram Seth Allegory, Irony Q1-Q5
2. Mirror Sylvia Plath Personification Q1-Q4

Drama Section

Play Author Key Scenes Exercises
1. The Dear Departed Stanley Houghton Family Greed Q1-Q7

🔗 Download Complete Solutions: [Literature Reader PDF]


📊 CBSE Exam Weightage Analysis

Section Marks High-Scoring Chapters
Long Answers 15 Two Gentlemen (8 marks)
Short Answers 10 The Frog… (5 marks)
Context Questions 5 Mirror (3 marks)

📌 Top 3 Chapters:

  1. Two Gentlemen of Verona (10 marks)

  2. The Dear Departed (8 marks)

  3. The Frog… (7 marks)


🎯 Exam Preparation Toolkit

✔ Character Map Templates (Ready-to-use)
✔ Poetry Decoder (Line-by-line breakdown)
✔ Drama Script Highlights (Key dialogues)
✔ Previous Year Papers (2019-2024 solved)


❓ Literature FAQ

Q: How to write perfect character sketches?
A: Follow “STEAL” method:

  • Speech

  • Thoughts

  • Effect on others

  • Actions

  • Looks

Q: Which poem has most literary devices?
A: The Frog and the Nightingale (6+ devices)

Q: Best way to analyze drama?
A: Focus on:

  1. Character motivations

  2. Turning points

  3. Dramatic irony


🚀 Beyond the Textbook

  • Modern Retellings of classic stories

  • Poetry Slam performance guides

  • Drama Club adaptation tips

📌 Pro Tip: Memorize 5 key quotes from each prose – guarantees 3 marks!


🔗 Quick Links

  • [Full Solutions PDF]

  • [CBSE Sample Papers]

  • [Literary Terms Glossary]

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