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Class 6 — CBSE
Free, chapter-wise solutions for all five CBSE Class 6 subjects: English (Poorvi), Hindi (Malhar), Mathematics (Ganita Prakash), Science (Curiosity) and Social Science (Exploring Society: India and Beyond).
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Subject
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Patterns in MathematicsNumber sequences, visual patterns and shape sequences
2
Lines and AnglesPoints, lines, rays, types of angles and measuring angles
3
Number PlaySupercells, palindromes, Kaprekar number, estimation and games
4
Data Handling and PresentationTally marks, frequency tables, pictographs and bar graphs
5
Prime TimeFactors, multiples, primes, co-primes and divisibility tests
6
Perimeter and AreaPerimeter and area of rectangles, squares and triangles
7
FractionsFractional units, equivalent fractions, comparing, adding and subtracting
8
Playing with ConstructionsCircles, squares, rectangles and their constructions
9
SymmetryLines of symmetry and rotational symmetry
10
The Other Side of ZeroIntegers, number line, token model and their uses
1
The Wonderful World of ScienceCuriosity, the scientific method and asking why
2
Diversity in the Living WorldHerbs, shrubs, trees, roots, venation, adaptations and habitats
3
Mindful Eating: A Path to a Healthy BodyNutrients, food tests, deficiency diseases, balanced diet and millets
4
Exploring MagnetsMagnetic materials, poles, compass, attraction and repulsion
5
Measurement of Length and MotionStandard units, measuring length, reference point and types of motion
6
Materials Around UsProperties of materials, classification, solubility and matter
7
Temperature and its MeasurementClinical and laboratory thermometers, Celsius, Fahrenheit and Kelvin
8
A Journey through States of WaterEvaporation, condensation, states of water and the water cycle
9
Methods of Separation in Everyday LifeHandpicking, winnowing, sieving, filtration, decantation and more
10
Living Creatures: Exploring their CharacteristicsLiving vs non-living, seed germination and life cycles
11
Nature's TreasuresAir, water, Sun, forests, soil, fossil fuels and natural resources
12
Beyond EarthStars, constellations, Pole Star, Solar System and the Moon
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Introduction: Why Social Science?The five themes and the art of asking questions
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Theme A — India and the World: Land and the PeopleChapters 1 to 3
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Locating Places on the EarthMaps, scale, directions, latitude, longitude and time zones
2
Oceans and ContinentsFive oceans, seven continents, islands and oceans and life
3
Landforms and LifeMountains, plateaus, plains and deserts and life in each
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Theme B — Tapestry of the PastChapters 4 to 6
4
Timeline and Sources of HistoryBCE and CE, centuries, sources of history and early humans
5
India, That Is BharatSapta Sindhava, Bharatavarsha, Jambudvipa and foreign names
6
The Beginnings of Indian CivilisationHarappan cities, water management, trade and decline
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Theme C — Our Cultural Heritage and Knowledge TraditionsChapters 7 to 8
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India's Cultural RootsVedas, Upanishads, Buddhism, Jainism, folk and tribal roots
8
Unity in Diversity, or 'Many in the One'Food, sari, festivals and the epics across India
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Theme D — Governance and DemocracyChapters 9 to 12
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Family and CommunityJoint and nuclear families, roles, community support
10
Grassroots Democracy — Part 1: GovernanceRules, three organs and three levels of government, democracy
11
Grassroots Democracy — Part 2: Local Government in Rural AreasGram Sabha, Gram Panchayat, Panchayat Samiti, Zila Parishad
12
Grassroots Democracy — Part 3: Local Government in Urban AreasWard committees, Municipal Corporation, Council, Nagar Panchayat
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Theme E — Economic Life Around UsChapters 13 to 14
13
The Value of WorkEconomic and non-economic activities, salary, wage, value addition
14
Economic Activities Around UsPrimary, secondary and tertiary sectors and AMUL
U1
Unit 1: Fables and Folk Tales3 chapters
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A Bottle of DewRama Natha, the sage’s trick, homophones and connecting words
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The Raven and the FoxPride and flattery, rhyming words, alliteration and opposites
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Rama to the RescueComic folk tale, contractions, present progressive tense and adverbs
U2
Unit 2: Friendship3 chapters
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The Unlikely Best FriendsGajaraj and Buntee, opposites crossword and past tenses
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A Friend's PrayerPoem on friendship and qualities of a good friend
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The ChairMario’s invisible chair, suffixes and adjectives
U3
Unit 3: Nurturing Nature3 chapters
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Neem BabaUses of neem, compound words and personification
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What a Bird ThoughtA baby bird’s growing world, rhyming and describing words
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Spices that Heal UsDaadi’s letter on spices, modals and natural cures
U4
Unit 4: Sports and Wellness3 chapters
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Change of HeartPrabhat, Surya and sporting spirit, past perfect tense
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The WinnerEvening play, pattern, personification and water bodies
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Yoga—A Way of LifeBenefits of yoga, practice/practise and advice/advise
U5
Unit 5: Culture and Tradition4 chapters
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Hamara Bharat—Incredible India!Kalakritiyon ka Bharat: Aipan, Dhokra, coconut shell craft and Kondapalli toys
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The KitesSimile, alliteration, parts of a kite and cinquain poem
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Ila Sachani: Embroidering Dreams with her FeetIla’s story, synonyms, antonyms and words of quantity
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National War MemorialPoem honouring India’s brave soldiers
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मातृभूमि (कविता)सोहनलाल द्विवेदी
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पुष्प की अभिलाषा (पढ़ने के लिए)माखनलाल चतुर्वेदी
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गोल (संस्मरण)मेजर ध्यानचंद
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एक दौड़ ऐसी भी (पढ़ने के लिए)ओलंपिक की एक अनोखी दौड़
3
पहली बूँद (कविता)गोपालकृष्ण कौल
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हार की जीत (कहानी)सुदर्शन
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रहीम के दोहे (दोहा)अब्दुर्रहीम खानखाना
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मेरी माँ (आत्मकथा)रामप्रसाद 'बिस्मिल'
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जलाते चलो (कविता)द्वारिका प्रसाद 'माहेश्वरी'
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सत्रिया और बिहू नृत्य (निबंध)जया मेहता
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परीक्षा (कहानी)प्रेमचंद
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चेतक की वीरता (कविता)श्यामनारायण पांडेय
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हिंद महासागर में छोटा-सा हिंदुस्तान (यात्रा वृत्तांत)रामधारी सिंह 'दिनकर'
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पेड़ की बात (निबंध)जगदीशचंद्र बसु
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शब्दकोशपुस्तक के कठिन शब्द और उनके अर्थ
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पहेलियों के उत्तरसभी पाठों की पहेलियों के उत्तर
About Class 6 solutions
Class 6 is the first year of the middle stage. Science and Social Science become separate subjects, each with its own NCERT book. Maths is more about patterns and reasoning. Our answers explain the reasoning behind each answer, not only the result.
Subjects in Class 6
- English (Poorvi) – 16 chapters in five units, from fables and folk tales to culture and tradition.
- Hindi (Malhar) – 13 lessons, with poems, stories, an autobiography and a travelogue, plus extra reading pieces.
- Mathematics (Ganita Prakash) – 10 chapters: patterns, lines and angles, number play, data, primes, perimeter and area, fractions, constructions, symmetry and integers.
- Science (Curiosity) – 12 chapters, from the living world and healthy eating to magnets, temperature, the water cycle and the sky.
- Social Science (Exploring Society: India and Beyond) – 14 chapters in five themes: land and people, the past, our heritage, governance and economic life.
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- Try each question on your own.
- Then check your answer here and correct it.
- In Science, connect each answer to an experiment or something you have seen.
- Always follow the method your teacher uses in class.
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