NCERT Solutions for Class 9 English Literature Reader

NCERT Solutions for Class 9 English Literature Reader – Chapter-wise PDFs, Summaries & Exam Guide (2024-25)

📌 Overview
Ace your Class 9 English Literature Reader with our detailed NCERT Solutions. Covering prose, poetry, and drama, we provide chapter summaries, textbook answers, literary devices, and CBSE-focused exam strategies – perfect for scoring 90+ marks.


📚 NCERT Literature Reader Solutions

Prose Section

Chapter Title Key Themes Exercises Download
1. How I Taught My Grandmother to Read Story Empowerment, Relationships Q1-Q6 [PDF]
2. A Dog Named Duke Story Determination, Human-Animal Bond Q1-Q5 [PDF]
3. The Man Who Knew Too Much Story Satire, Military Life Q1-Q7 [PDF]
4. Keeping It from Harold Story Family Secrets, Humor Q1-Q6 [PDF]
5. Best Seller Story Irony, Social Commentary Q1-Q5 [PDF]

Poetry Section

Chapter Poem Literary Devices Exercises
1. The Brook Alfred Tennyson Alliteration, Imagery Q1-Q6
2. The Road Not Taken Robert Frost Metaphor, Symbolism Q1-Q5
3. The Solitary Reaper William Wordsworth Simile, Personification Q1-Q4
4. Lord Ullin’s Daughter Thomas Campbell Ballad, Tragic Theme Q1-Q6
5. The Seven Ages Shakespeare Metaphor, Allusion Q1-Q5

Drama Section

Chapter Play Key Scenes Exercises
1. Villa for Sale Comedy Greed, Irony Q1-Q6
2. The Bishop’s Candlesticks Drama Redemption, Morality Q1-Q7

🔗 Download All: [Full Literature Reader Solutions Pack]


📊 Exam Analytics & Weightage

Section Marks High-Scoring Chapters
Prose 15 How I Taught My Grandmother, The Man Who Knew Too Much
Poetry 10 The Road Not Taken, The Brook
Drama 10 The Bishop’s Candlesticks
Literary Devices 5 All poems
Long Answers 10 Character sketches, Theme analysis

📌 Key Observations:

  • Top 3 Chapters: The Bishop’s Candlesticks (8 marks), The Road Not Taken (7 marks), How I Taught My Grandmother (6 marks)

  • Literary Devices: 5 marks guaranteed (focus on metaphor, alliteration)


🔍 Difficulty Analysis

Level Chapters
High The Bishop’s Candlesticks, The Seven Ages
Medium The Man Who Knew Too Much, The Solitary Reaper
Low Keeping It from Harold, Villa for Sale

🎯 Unique Features

✔ Literary Device Glossary: 30+ terms with examples
✔ Character Sketch Templates: Ready-to-use for 10+ characters
✔ Poetry Decoder: Line-by-line explanation of all poems
✔ CBSE Marking Scheme: Answers formatted for maximum marks
✔ Previous Year Questions: 2020-2024 solved papers


âť“ FAQs

Q: How to analyze poems effectively?
A: Use our “P-L-A-N” Method (Purpose, Language, Atmosphere, Narrative)

Q: Are drama questions important?
A: Yes! The Bishop’s Candlesticks appears every year (5-7 marks).

Q: Best way to memorize literary devices?
A: Try our “Device-a-Day” Flashcards (e.g., “Alliteration: Sweet birds sang”).


🚀 Beyond Textbook

  • Audio Summaries: [Listen to chapter gists]

  • Drama Scripts: [Performable versions of plays]

  • Creative Projects:

    • Design a “Road Not Taken” comic strip

    • Write an alternate ending to Villa for Sale

📌 Pro Tip: Revise The Bishop’s Candlesticks weekly – 70% chance in exams!

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