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The Champion of Quiet

ICSE · Class 3 · English Literature-Book 'Gulmohar'

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Story Summary and Key Events

  • Maggie is new in school and gives fun titles to her classmates like 'Champion of Clean Desk'.
  • She calls herself the 'Champion of Quiet' because she is shy and doesn’t speak much.
  • She feels sad on Tuesdays because of gym class and being picked last for teams.
2

Grammar Concepts

  • Adjective phrases describe nouns and include an adjective with extra words like 'very', 'a little', or 'enough'.
  • Examples: 'very talented teams', 'brave enough to talk'.
  • Noun phrases contain a noun and words that describe it, like 'a big breath' or 'the noisy chorus'.
3

Vocabulary and Feelings

  • Collocations are words that often go together, like 'big breath' or 'heavy rain'.
  • Words like 'grinned', 'sighed', 'shocked' show emotions and actions.
  • Understanding feelings helps us connect with characters in stories.
4

Life Skills and Values

  • The story teaches kindness, inclusion, and courage.
  • Maggie shows empathy by picking teammates who are usually left out.
  • Being a good friend means caring about how others feel.

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Maggie calls herself the 'ChampionMaggie sees that Jasmine is sadAn adjective phrase describes a nounA noun phrase is a group

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