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Three Days to See — Flashcards

CBSE · Class 7 · English

35 flashcards for Three Days to See (CBSE Class 7 English) to test yourself on key terms and facts. Sample: "Who is the narrator of Three Days to See?"

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Author and narratorMain ideaThree-day planDay 1 planDay 2 planDay 3 planHuman emotionsReflection
Card 1Author and narrator

Who is the narrator of Three Days to See?

Answer

Helen Keller is the narrator. She is blind and imagines what she would want to see if she were given sight for three days.

Card 2Main idea

What is the main idea of Three Days to See?

Answer

The essay shows the value of sight and encourages people to use every sense carefully and joyfully. Helen Keller imagines three days of sight and uses that idea to remind others not to waste the beaut…

Card 3Three-day plan

Why does Helen Keller say she would divide her three days into three parts?

Answer

She plans to use each day for a different purpose: Day 1 to see people dear to her, Day 2 to see dawn and museums, and Day 3 to explore the city and observe daily life.

Card 4Day 1 plan

What would Helen Keller want to see on the first day?

Answer

On the first day, she would want to see the people whose kindness and companionship have made her life worth living. She values friendship and human connection deeply.

Card 5Day 2 plan

What would Helen Keller do on the second day?

Answer

On the second day, she would rise with the dawn and see the change from night to day. Then she would visit museums to see the condensed history of the earth.

Card 6Day 3 plan

What would Helen Keller do on the third day?

Answer

On the third day, she would explore the city and watch people going about their daily lives. She would observe smiles, serious determination, and suffering to understand human life better.

Card 7Human emotions

Why does Helen Keller admire the city scene on the third day?

Answer

She sees many human emotions in the city. Smiles make her happy, serious determination makes her proud, and suffering makes her compassionate. The city shows her the variety of human life.

Card 8Reflection

What does Helen Keller realise after the three imagined days?

Answer

She realises that three days would not be enough to see everything she wanted. She understands how much remains unseen once darkness returns.

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What are the important topics in Three Days to See for CBSE Class 7 English?
Key topics in Three Days to See include Main Idea and Theme, The Three Imagined Days, Language and Literary Devices, Important Facts and Message. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 7 exams.
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There are 35 flashcards for Three Days to See covering key definitions, facts and ideas. A few sample cards are shown on this page.
How should I revise Three Days to See for Class 7 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 94 practice questions on Three Days to See. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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