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CBSE Class 2 English — NCERT Solutions

CBSE Class 2 English NCERT solutions, chapter by chapter — 152 textbook questions solved across 11 chapters. Follows the CBSE syllabus.

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152 NCERT textbook questions for CBSE Class 2 English, solved step by step across 11 chapters. Each chapter page has every exercise: half the solutions are open to read and the rest are free with a Super Tutor account.

1

My Bicycle

19 questions solved

  • Let us speak – A. Share with the class · 6 questions
  • Let us speak – Read the words below each picture · 3 questions
  • Let us write – A. Write the names of the parts of the bicycle · 1 question
  • Let us think – A. Imagine that you have a magic bicycle · 1 question
  • Let us write – A. Complete the following sentences · 3 questions
  • Let us write – B. Put a ☐ for correct sentences and ☑ for incorrect sentences · 5 questions
Q1.Have you seen a bicycle?

Yes, I have seen a bicycle. (Students may answer based on their own experience. For example: 'Yes, I have seen a bicycle near my house / at school / in the park.')

Q2.Where have you seen it?

I have seen a bicycle on the road / in the park / near my house / at school. (Students share their personal experience in class.)

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2

Picture Reading

22 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 4 questions
  • Read the words below each picture · 3 questions
  • Let us write — Section A · 2 questions
  • Let us write — Section B · 6 questions
  • Let us write — Section C · 5 questions
  • Let us do · 2 questions
QA1.What games do you like to play with your friends?

Given: This is a personal/open-ended speaking question.

Sample Answer:
I like to play hide-and-seek, cricket, and hopscotch with my friends. These games are fun and we can play them in the park or in our school ground.

QA2.Have you played 'bat and ball'?

Given: This is a personal/open-ended speaking question.

Sample Answer:
Yes, I have played bat and ball with my friends. We use a cricket bat and a rubber ball. It is very exciting to hit the ball as far as possible.

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3

It is Fun

11 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 3 questions
  • Let us write · 5 questions
  • Picture Reading · 1 question
  • Let us think · 1 question
  • Let us draw — Rangoli · 1 question
QA.Listen to the sounds that your teacher will share on the mobile. Can you identify the sounds?

This is a listening and speaking activity. Your teacher will play sounds of animals such as the croaking of a frog, cackling of a hen, quack of a duck, and bleat of a sheep. Listen carefully and try to name the animal that makes each sound.

Examples:

  • Croaking sound → Frog
  • Cackling sound → Hen
  • Quacking sound → Duck
  • Bleating sound → Sheep
QB.Answer the Questions.
Teacher: If you meet an elephant, what would you say?
Child 1: I would say ___
Child 2: I would say ___
Child 3: I would say ___

This is an oral speaking activity. Students should use their imagination and speak in complete sentences. Sample answers are given below:

Child 1: I would say, 'Hello, big elephant! You are very strong!'
Child 2: I would say, 'Please do not step on me, dear elephant!'
Child 3: I would say, 'You have a very long trunk. Can I touch it?'

(Students may give their own creative answers. The important thing is to speak in a full sentence beginning with 'I would say...')

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5

Come Back Soon

12 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 6 questions
  • Let us listen · 1 question
  • Let us draw · 1 question
  • Let us write (Make a List) · 1 question
  • Let us speak (Vowel Sound 'u') · 3 questions
Q1.Have you ever travelled by a bus or a train?

Given: A personal experience question about travelling.

Sample Answer: Yes, I have travelled by a train. (Students may answer 'Yes' or 'No' based on their own experience. Both answers are correct.)

Final Answer: Yes, I have travelled by a bus / a train. (Accept any honest personal answer.)

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6

Between Home and School

13 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 2 questions
  • Let us speak — C (Listen and Point) · 1 question
  • Let us write — A (Fill in the blanks with 'ch') · 3 questions
  • Let us draw · 1 question
  • Let us write — A (Circle the correct things) · 1 question
  • Let us write — B (Answer the questions) · 3 questions
  • Let us do — A (Make sentences) · 2 questions
QA.What time do you leave home for school? At what time does your school start?

Given: This is a personal speaking activity.

Sample Answer:
I leave home for school at 7:30 in the morning. My school starts at 8:00 a.m.

(Note: Students should answer based on their own timings.)

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7

This is My Town

15 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 3 questions
  • Let us write — A. Form words with the sets of letters given in the circles · 3 questions
  • Let us write — A. Write your home address · 1 question
  • Let us listen — A. Encircle the words you hear · 1 question
  • Let us do — A. Read the poem again · 3 questions
  • Let us do — B. Spot the differences · 1 question
  • Let us draw — A. Complete the picture · 1 question
  • Let us speak — A. Point to the object · 1 question
  • Let us write — A. Write 'sh' to fill in the blanks · 1 question
Q1.What do you see in the picture?

Given: We are asked to look at the picture and describe what we see.

Sample Answer: I see a town with houses, streets, trees, flowers, and people. I can also see a train and a basket of flowers.

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8

A Show of Clouds

9 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 5 questions
  • Let us write · 3 questions
  • Let us listen · 1 question
QA1.Sit outside your home, or in an open space and watch the clouds go by. Next day, tell the class what you saw.

(This is a speaking activity. Sample answer a child may give:)
When I sat outside and watched the sky, I saw big, white, fluffy clouds moving slowly. Some clouds looked like animals. One cloud looked like a rabbit and another looked like a big elephant. The clouds kept changing their shapes as the wind blew them across the sky.

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10

The Crow

7 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 2 questions
  • Let us write — Identify the birds · 1 question
  • Let us draw · 1 question
  • Let us listen — Syllables · 1 question
  • Let us write — Rhyming Bird Names · 1 question
  • Let us write — Make Sentences · 1 question
QA.Which birds do you see around your house or near your school?

(This is an open-ended speaking activity. Sample answer for students:)

I see many birds around my house and school. I see crows, sparrows, pigeons, and mynas very often. Sometimes I also see parrots sitting on the trees near my school.

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11

The Smart Monkey

11 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 4 questions
  • Let us draw · 1 question
  • Let us listen · 1 question
  • Let us write · 3 questions
  • Let us do — Project Work · 1 question
  • Let us speak — Picture-based Sentences · 1 question
Q1.Have you seen people throwing packets or bottles in the park or on the road? Talk about it.

Yes, I have seen people throwing packets and bottles in the park and on the road. This is called littering. It makes the park and road look dirty and unhealthy. We should always throw waste in a dustbin. We must tell others also not to litter and keep our surroundings clean.

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12

Little Drops of Water

10 questions solved

  • New Words · 1 question
  • Let Us Speak · 2 questions
  • Let Us Listen · 1 question
  • Let Us Draw · 1 question
  • Let Us Write · 4 questions
  • Let Us Do — Project Work · 1 question
Q1.Learn and understand the following new words: mighty, pleasant, kindness, peaceful, ocean.

mighty – very strong or powerful. Example: The mighty ocean roared.
pleasant – nice and enjoyable. Example: It was a pleasant morning.
kindness – being friendly and generous. Example: She showed kindness to everyone.
peaceful – calm and quiet. Example: The garden was peaceful.
ocean – a very large sea. Example: The ocean is deep and wide.

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13

We are all Indians

23 questions solved

  • Let us speak · 9 questions
  • Let us draw · 1 question
  • Let us listen · 1 question
  • Let us write · 10 questions
  • Match the fruits to the tree they grow on · 1 question
  • Project Work · 1 question
QA1.What do you say when you want to enter the classroom?

When you want to enter the classroom, you say: 'May I come in, please?' or 'Excuse me, may I enter the class?'

This is a polite way to ask permission before entering.

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