NCERT Solutions for Class 8 English

Along with the NCERT Solutions for Class 8 English, use Hindi Translation, Summary of chapter in Hindi and English, all the questions and answers, grammar section, fill in the blanks are revised and updated as per NCERT books issued for 2024-25 exams. Answers are written by subject experts in easy language so that every student can understand easily. Now only 16 chapters are there in class 8 English syllabus 2024-25 based on new textbooks. One new chapter in supplementary is added.

Get the answers, Summary in English and Hindi and English to Hindi Translation Class 8 English Honeydew all the following Chapters and Poem on Tiwari Academy.

1. The Best Christmas Present in the World
   The Ant and the Cricket
2. The Tsunami
   Geography Lesson
3. Glimpses of the Past
   Macavity: The Mystery Cat
4. Bepin Choudhury’s Lapse of Memory
   The Last Bargain
5. The Summit Within
   The School Boy
6. This is Jody’s Fawn
7. A Visit to Cambridge
   When I set out for Lyonnesse
8. A Short Monsoon Diary
   On the Grasshopper and Cricket

Objective of Supplementary Reader in Class 8

This supplementary reader’s main objective is to promote among learners the habit of reading independently with interest, understanding, and enjoyment. It seeks to enable them to read independently in the sense that they would not expect the book to be taken up page by page in the classroom. They would instead read it on their own and later share and confirm their responses and appreciation with the teacher and the peer group through discussions, questions, and, wherever possible, even role-play.

About the Book “It so Happened…”

The book contains eleven Chapters. There are two or three manageable sections in each chapter. Each section is briefly summarised in point form without revealing crucial turns and twists of the storyline, thus sustaining readers’ curiosity and interest. While-reading Comprehension Check, given at the end of sections, is a recall of what we have learned so far and understood so far.
At the end of each chapter, there is a set of questions as aids to understanding. There are topics given in many places for discussion in groups. Points under Think it Over are mainly such quotations as having a direct bearing on the story’s theme. Some quotations may not be immediately comprehensible to learners. Teachers may therefore want to play a direct role in explaining, simplifying, or paraphrasing lines/topics and suggest appropriate sub-topics to facilitate a focussed discussion in small groups.