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English — First Flight is part of the CBSE Class 10 syllabus. CBSERevision covers it chapter by chapter across 9 chapters. Each chapter page explains the NCERT chapter in student-friendly language, lists the key points to revise, and includes sample MCQs and questions with answers.
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A Letter to God, written by G. L. Fuentes, is the opening story of the Class 10 First Flight textbook.
Read chapter notes →This chapter is an extract from Nelson Mandela's autobiography, Long Walk to Freedom.
Read chapter notes →Chapter 3 of First Flight, 'Two Stories about Flying', brings together two very different tales that share one theme — the experience of flight.
Read chapter notes →This chapter presents extracts from The Diary of a Young Girl, written by Anne Frank, a German-born Jewish girl who kept a diary while hiding with her family in…
Read chapter notes →Glimpses of India is a collection of three short travel pieces that together give a picture of how varied, charming and beautiful our country is.
Read chapter notes →Mijbil the Otter is an autobiographical account by Gavin Maxwell, a writer who lived in a cottage called Camusfearna in the West Highlands of Scotland.
Read chapter notes →Madam Rides the Bus is a sensitive story by Vallikkannan, translated from Tamil by K. S. Sundaram.
Read chapter notes →The Sermon at Benares is a chapter from First Flight that tells the story of Gautama Buddha and his first sermon.
Read chapter notes →The Proposal is a one-act farce by the Russian writer Anton Chekhov, originally titled A Marriage Proposal and written in 1888–89.
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