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Class 7 — CBSE
Free answers to every CBSE Class 7 NCERT exercise: English (Poorvi), Hindi (Malhar), Mathematics (Ganita Prakash, Parts 1 and 2), Science (Curiosity) and Social Science (Exploring Society: India and Beyond, Parts 1 and 2).
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Subject
P1
Part 1
1
Large Numbers Around UsLakhs, crores, Indian and international place value
2
Arithmetic ExpressionsOrder of operations, brackets and comparing expressions
3
A Peek Beyond the PointDecimals, place value and operations
4
Expressions using Letter-NumbersForming and simplifying algebraic expressions
5
Parallel and Intersecting LinesTransversals, corresponding and alternate angles
6
Number PlayParity, magic squares and number puzzles
7
A Tale of Three Intersecting LinesTriangles, inequality and angle sum property
8
Working with FractionsMultiplying and dividing fractions
P2
Part 2
1
Geometric TwinsCongruence and SSS, SAS, ASA, RHS conditions
2
Operations with IntegersMultiplying and dividing integers
3
Finding Common GroundHCF, LCM and co-prime numbers
4
Another Peek Beyond the PointMultiplying and dividing decimals
5
Connecting the Dots...Mean, median, dot plots and double bar graphs
6
Constructions and TilingsBisectors, 60° angles, hexagons and tiling
7
Finding the UnknownForming and solving simple equations
P1
Part 112 chapters
TA
Theme A — India and the World: Land and the PeopleChapters 1 to 3
1
Geographical Diversity of IndiaHimalayas, plains, Thar Desert, plateau, coasts and islands
2
Understanding the WeatherElements of weather, weather instruments and IMD forecasts
3
Climates of IndiaFactors of climate, monsoons, disasters and climate change
TB
Theme B — Tapestry of the PastChapters 4 to 7
4
New Beginnings: Cities and StatesSecond Urbanisation, mahājanapadas and early republics
5
The Rise of EmpiresMagadha, Nandas, Alexander, Mauryas, Kauṭilya and Aśhoka
6
The Age of ReorganisationŚhungas, Sātavāhanas, Sangam kingdoms, Indo-Greeks and Kuṣhāṇas
7
The Gupta Era: An Age of Tireless CreativityGupta rulers, Faxian, Āryabhaṭa, Kālidāsa and Gupta art
TC
Theme C — Our Cultural Heritage and Knowledge TraditionsChapter 8
8
How the Land Becomes SacredPilgrimages, tīrthas, sacred rivers, mountains and groves
TD
Theme D — Governance and DemocracyChapters 9 to 10
9
From the Rulers to the Ruled: Types of GovernmentsDemocracy, monarchy, theocracy, dictatorship and oligarchy
10
The Constitution of India — An IntroductionConstituent Assembly, rights, duties, DPSP and the Preamble
TE
Theme E — Economic Life Around UsChapters 11 to 12
11
From Barter to MoneyBarter system, functions of money, coins, paper and digital money
12
Understanding MarketsPrices, types of markets, government role and quality marks
P2
Part 28 chapters
TA
Theme A — India and the World: Land and the PeopleChapters 1 to 2
1
The Story of Indian FarmingCrop seasons, soils, irrigation, seeds and sustainable farming
2
India and Her NeighboursLand and maritime neighbours and India’s ties with them
TB
Theme B — Tapestry of the PastChapters 3 to 4
3
Empires and Kingdoms: 6th to 10th CenturiesHarṣha, Tripartite Struggle, southern kingdoms and Bhakti
4
Turning Tides: 11th and 12th CenturiesGhaznavids, Cholas, Hoysalas, Bhoja and Muhammad Ghūrī
TC
Theme C — Our Cultural Heritage and Knowledge TraditionsChapter 5
5
India, a Home to ManyJews, Parsis, Siddis, Armenians, Tibetans and vasudhaiva kutumbakam
TD
Theme D — Governance and DemocracyChapter 6
6
The State, the Government, and YouState and government, republic, executive and decentralisation
TE
Theme E — Economic Life Around UsChapters 7 to 8
7
Infrastructure: Engine of India’s DevelopmentRoads, railways, airports, ports and communications
8
Banks and the Magic of FinanceBank accounts, compounding, RBI, UPI and stock market
U1
Unit 1: Learning TogetherChapters 1 to 3
1
The Day the River SpokeSound words, prepositions and adverbs
2
Try AgainAlliteration, metaphor, simile and opposites
3
Three Days to SeeSensory words and modal verbs
U2
Unit 2: Wit and HumourChapters 4 to 6
4
Animals, Birds, and Dr. DolittleCompound words, palindromes and present perfect tense
5
A Funny ManPhrasal verbs, poetic devices and limerick
6
Say the Right ThingSuffixes, tenses and kinds of sentences
U3
Unit 3: Dreams and DiscoveriesChapters 7 to 9
7
My Brother’s Great InventionBinomials, idioms and past perfect tense
8
Paper BoatsSymbols, parts of the day and opposites
9
North, South, East, WestSubject-verb agreement and leave application
U4
Unit 4: Travel and AdventureChapters 10 to 12
10
The TunnelSound words, used to and would, colon and semicolon
11
TravelImagery, sound words and diamante poem
12
Conquering the SummitWord forms, articles and formal letter
U5
Unit 5: BraveheartsChapters 13 to 15
13
A Homage to Our Brave SoldiersPrefixes, clauses and subordinating conjunctions
14
My Dear SoldiersPoetic devices, terrains and collocations
15
Rani Abbakkaie/ei spellings, silent letters and reported speech
1
माँ, कह एक कहानी (कविता)मैथिलीशरण गुप्त
3
फूल और काँटा (कविता)अयोध्यासिंह उपाध्याय 'हरिऔध'
4
पानी रे पानी (निबंध)अनुपम मिश्र
5
नहीं होना बीमार (कहानी)स्वयं प्रकाश
6
गिरिधर कविराय की कुंडलिया (कविता)गिरिधर कविराय
7
वर्षा-बहार (कविता)मुकुटधर पांडेय
8
बिरजू महाराज से साक्षात्कारविद्यार्थियों द्वारा
9
चिड़िया (कविता)आरसी प्रसाद सिंह
10
मीरा के पद (पद)मीरा
About Class 7 solutions
Class 7 builds on Class 6. Maths and Social Science now come in two parts each. Science covers acids and bases, electric circuits, heat, and life processes in plants and animals. Social Science moves from early cities and empires to the Constitution, money and markets. Our answers explain the steps, not only the result.
Subjects in Class 7
- English (Poorvi) – 15 chapters in five units, from Learning Together to Bravehearts.
- Hindi (Malhar) – 10 lessons, with poems, stories, an essay, an interview and extra reading pieces.
- Mathematics (Ganita Prakash) – 15 chapters: 8 in Part 1 and 7 in Part 2, from large numbers and expressions to congruence, data and equations.
- Science (Curiosity) – 12 chapters, from acids and bases to light and the Earth, Moon and Sun.
- Social Science (Exploring Society: India and Beyond) – 20 chapters: 12 in Part 1 and 8 in Part 2, covering geography, history, governance and economics.
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- Try each question on your own.
- Then check your answer here and correct it.
- In Maths, write every step.
- Always follow the method your teacher uses in class.
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Yes. They follow the current NCERT textbooks used in CBSE schools. Chapter names and their order are the same as in the book.
Are both parts of Maths and Social Science covered?
Yes. Part 1 and Part 2 of Ganita Prakash and of Exploring Society are both on this page.
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