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NCERT · Class 7 · English

Unit 6: Expert Detectives

Practice each question, then open the answer or worked solution.

Writing

3 questions
Q1Written answer

Who do you think Mr Nath is? Write a paragraph or two about him.

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Answer: I think Mr Nath is just an ordinary man who is probably not eating well. He might be an introvert which is why he does not have friends and visitors. He might enjoy being alone more than having the company of many others.

He is very lean because he does not take meals properly. He is not even particular about the food he eats. He just needs two chapattis, dal and a vegetable. He consults Nishad’s mother, who is a doctor. This means that he has some ailment. That can be another reason why he prefers to be alone.

He also has scars on his face, making people think he is a crook. But, the scars might be from some accident. The visitor who comes every Sunday might be a family member who ensures that Mr Nath is keeping well.

Q2Written answer

What else do you think Nishad and Maya will find out about him? How? Will they ever be friends? Think about these questions and write a paragraph or two to continue the story.

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Answer: I think Nishad and Maya will find out that Mr Nath is a good person and an introvert. They might even get to know that Mr Nath is working from home because he does not keep well. That is the reason he prefers being at home and not having visitors.

They might become friends later, especially Nishad can be a good friend to him because he was in his favour from the beginning. Maya would have regretted to have doubted him to be a criminal.

Q3Written answer

Conducting a Survey

NCERT Solutions Class 7 English Unit 6 Expert Detectives - 1

Step I: Study the following questionnaire and discuss the points in small groups.

NCERT Solutions Class 7 English Unit 6 Expert Detectives - 2

Step II: Collect information. Contact people in the school/your locality and put these questions to them.

Tick-mark (􀀳) their answers in the relevant column.

Step III: Analyze the results in the group by asking

• How many people think that a home is a place where you feel secure and happy?

• How many people think that a home isn’t a place where you feel secure and happy?

• How many people don’t know about it?

Step IV: Present a brief oral report on the result of your survey. Use phrases such as the following

• Most people think that…

• Few people think that…

• Hardly anyone thinks that…

• No one thinks that…

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Answer: Do it yourself.