CBSE Class 10 · board exam 2027
CBSE Class 10 English — chapter-wise important questions and model answers
CBSE’s real papers of 4 years (2023–2026), 37 booklets: every chapter’s questions with the years asked, model answers for the most-asked, objective questions with the board’s key, and chapter-wise marks.
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The board’s question papers
Chapter-wise notes
- 1. Tenses
- 1. Formal letter
- 1. A Letter to God
- 1. Dust of Snow
- 1. A Triumph of Surgery
- 2. Modals
- 2. Analytical paragraph
- 2. Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
- 2. Fire and Ice
- 2. The Thief's Story
- 3. Subject–verb concord
- 3. Two Stories about Flying
- 3. A Tiger in the Zoo
- 3. The Midnight Visitor
- 4. Reported speech
- 4. From the Diary of Anne Frank
- 4. How to Tell Wild Animals
- 4. A Question of Trust
- 5. Determiners
- 5. Glimpses of India
- 5. The Ball Poem
- 5. Footprints without Feet
- 6. Mijbil the Otter
- 6. Amanda!
- 7. Madam Rides the Bus
- 7. The Trees
- 7. The Necklace
- 8. The Sermon at Benares
- 8. Bholi
- 9. The Proposal
- 9. The Tale of Custard the Dragon
- 9. The Book That Saved the Earth
- 10. For Anne Gregory
Chapters
- 1. Discursive passageabout 4 marks a year12 questions
- 1. Tensesabout 9 marks a year42 questions
- 1. Formal letterabout 5 marks a year37 questions
- 1. A Letter to Godabout 4 marks a year18 questions
- 1. Dust of Snowabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 1. A Triumph of Surgeryabout 2 marks a year15 questions
- 2. Case-based factual passageabout 16 marks a year57 questions
- 2. Modalsabout 0 marks a year
- 2. Analytical paragraphabout 5 marks a year32 questions
- 2. Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedomabout 3 marks a year18 questions
- 2. Fire and Iceabout 1 marks a year4 questions
- 2. The Thief's Storyabout 1 marks a year11 questions
- 3. Subject–verb concordabout 0 marks a year1 questions
- 3. Two Stories about Flyingabout 3 marks a year16 questions
- 3. A Tiger in the Zooabout 2 marks a year8 questions
- 3. The Midnight Visitorabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 4. Reported speechabout 1 marks a year2 questions
- 4. From the Diary of Anne Frankabout 2 marks a year7 questions
- 4. How to Tell Wild Animalsabout 2 marks a year12 questions
- 4. A Question of Trustabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 5. Determinersabout 0 marks a year13 questions
- 5. Glimpses of Indiaabout 1 marks a year21 questions
- 5. The Ball Poemabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 5. Footprints without Feetabout 2 marks a year12 questions
- 6. Mijbil the Otterabout 1 marks a year8 questions
- 6. Amanda!about 1 marks a year8 questions
- 6. The Making of a Scientistabout 1 marks a year8 questions
- 7. Madam Rides the Busabout 2 marks a year11 questions
- 7. The Treesabout 0 marks a year4 questions
- 7. The Necklaceabout 2 marks a year7 questions
- 8. The Sermon at Benaresabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 8. Bholiabout 2 marks a year14 questions
- 9. The Proposalabout 1 marks a year7 questions
- 9. The Tale of Custard the Dragonabout 1 marks a year9 questions
- 9. The Book That Saved the Earthabout 0 marks a year4 questions
- 10. For Anne Gregoryabout 1 marks a year5 questions
Questions parents and students ask
- Which chapters carry the most marks in CBSE Class 10 English?
- By the past papers: Case-based factual passage (about 16 marks a year), Tenses (about 9 marks a year), Formal letter (about 5 marks a year), Analytical paragraph (about 5 marks a year), A Letter to God (about 4 marks a year).
- How to prepare English for the CBSE exam 2027?
- Start with the chapters that carry the most marks; work the board’s real questions of each chapter and compare with the model answer; do objective questions daily; write one full paper to time every week. The Ask Medha app does exactly this in 45 minutes a day, at your pace.
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