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NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Chapter 7 This is My Town (PDF) – 2027

NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 7 This is My Town – step-by-step answers to every exercise and in-text question of the chapter, as per the latest NCERT syllabus for 2027. Read them online or download the free question-answer PDF.

Chapter 7 is a poem about my town. It goes from the town to a basket of flowers, and then back out again.

NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 7 This is My Town PDF

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NCERT Solutions for Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 7 This is My Town – Questions and Answers

All 16 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 48 – 53) are answered below, in the order of the book – in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises. Each answer is written the way you would write it in the exam.

Let us read — Page 48This is My Town (poem)

Let us read
PoemLet us read.

This is My Town
This is my town.
In my town,
There are streets.
In my street,
There are houses.
In my house,
There are rooms.
In my room,
There is a bed.
On the bed,
There is a basket.
In the basket,
There are some flowers.
Flowers in a basket.
Basket on the bed.
Bed in the room.
Room in the house.
House in the street.
Street in the town.
Answer

Read the poem aloud, slowly.

It starts with the town. It goes into a house and a room. It stops at the flowers. Then it goes back out.

  1. Read one line at a time.
  2. Now read the whole poem.

Let us speak — Page 49Talk about the picture and your town

Let us speak
Q11. What do you see in the picture?
The picture from page 48, drawn simply.
Answer

I see a town with trees, houses and streets. The houses are up in the trees. The streets go round and round. There is water with boats and fish. Children hold hands.

Q22. What is the name of your town/city?
Answer

Say the name of your town or city.

  1. Ask at home if you do not know.
  2. Begin with My town is or My city is.
Sample answer: My town is Almora. It has hills and many trees.
Q33. What is the name of your street?
Answer

Say the name of your street.

  1. Look for a board at the end of your street.
  2. Or ask someone at home.
Sample answer: My street is Nehru Road. My school is on it.

Let us write — Page 49A. Form words with the sets of letters given in the circles below. Then frame a sentence using that word.

Let us write
A.1A. Form words with the sets of letters given in the circles below. Then frame a sentence using that word. Row 1.
LettersWordSentenceebd
Row 1: the letters e, b and d.
Answer

Word: bed

Sentence: There is a bed in my room.

Say b, e, d. Put them together: bed. It is a word from the poem.

A.2A. Form words with the sets of letters given in the circles below. Then frame a sentence using that word. Row 2.
LettersWordSentencemoro
Row 2: the letters m, o, r and o.
Answer

Word: room

Sentence: My room is small.

Start with r. The two o’s come next. End with m: r-o-o-m.

A.3A. Form words with the sets of letters given in the circles below. Then frame a sentence using that word. Row 3.
LettersWordSentencewotn
Row 3: the letters w, o, t and n.
Answer

Word: town

Sentence: This is my town.

Start with t. Then o, w, n: t-o-w-n. The first line of the poem ends with it.

Let us write — Page 50A. Write your home address

Let us write
AA. Write your home address
Name/ House No.____________________
Name of the street____________________
Name of the area____________________
Town____________________
State____________________
Country____________________
Answer

Write your own address on the six lines.

  1. Ask at home for your house number.
  2. For Country, write India.
Sample answer:
Name/ House No.Meena, House No. 14
Name of the streetGandhi Road
Name of the areaRajpur
TownDehradun
StateUttarakhand
CountryIndia

Let us listen — Page 50A. Listen to your teacher.

Let us listen
AA. Listen to your teacher. Your teacher will say one word from each column. Encircle the words you hear in each row.
fanwallhouselaneskin
finwellmouselineswim
Answer

Circle the one word you hear in each pair.

  1. Look at one pair: fan and fin.
  2. Listen to your teacher.
  3. Circle the word you hear.
Sample answer: My teacher says fin. I circle fin, not fan.

Let us do — Page 51A. Read the poem again.

Let us do
A.1A. Read the poem again.
1. Count the number of times you see the letter ‘e’ in it.
Write the number here. ________________
This is my town.
In my town,
There are streets.
In my street,
There are houses.
In my house,
There are rooms.
In my room,
There is a bed.
On the bed,
There is a basket.
In the basket,
There are some flowers.
Flowers in a basket.
Basket on the bed.
Bed in the room.
Room in the house.
House in the street.
Street in the town.
Answer

46

Count the e’s in each line. Then add them all.

LineHow many e
This is my town.0
In my town,0
There are streets.5
In my street,2
There are houses.4
In my house,1
There are rooms.3
In my room,0
There is a bed.3
On the bed,2
There is a basket.3
In the basket,2
There are some flowers.5
Flowers in a basket.2
Basket on the bed.3
Bed in the room.2
Room in the house.2
House in the street.4
Street in the town.3
All the lines46
A.2A. Read the poem again.
2. Next, count the number of times you see the letter ‘u’ in it.
Write the number here. ________________
This is my town.
In my town,
There are streets.
In my street,
There are houses.
In my house,
There are rooms.
In my room,
There is a bed.
On the bed,
There is a basket.
In the basket,
There are some flowers.
Flowers in a basket.
Basket on the bed.
Bed in the room.
Room in the house.
House in the street.
Street in the town.
Answer

4

Only house has a u. It comes 4 times:

  1. There are houses.
  2. In my house,
  3. Room in the house.
  4. House in the street.
A.3A. Read the poem again.
3. Which letter do you see more number of times?
Write the answer here. ________________
This is my town.
In my town,
There are streets.
In my street,
There are houses.
In my house,
There are rooms.
In my room,
There is a bed.
On the bed,
There is a basket.
In the basket,
There are some flowers.
Flowers in a basket.
Basket on the bed.
Bed in the room.
Room in the house.
House in the street.
Street in the town.
Answer

e

There are 46 e’s. There are only 4 u’s.

Let us do — Page 51B. Look at the two pictures given below. Can you spot the differences?

Let us do
BB. Look at the two pictures given below. Can you spot the differences?
The two pictures from page 51. Picture 1 is on the left. Picture 2 is on the right.
Answer

Yes. I can spot 3 differences.

  1. Curtains: Shut in picture 1. Open in picture 2. We can see the stars.
  2. Pillows: Picture 1 has two blue pillows. Picture 2 has none.
  3. Door handle: Picture 1 has a round knob. Picture 2 has a long handle.

Let us draw — Page 52A. Look at the picture. Add whatever you think is needed to complete it.

Let us draw
AA. Look at the picture. Add whatever you think is needed to complete it.
The picture from page 52, drawn simply.
Answer

Fill the empty space with your own things.

  1. Add a tree, some birds or a kite.
  2. Add a child or a house.
  3. Colour them. Use your own ideas.
A sample. It has a tree, two birds, a kite and a child.

Let us speak — Page 53A. Listen to the words that your teacher will read out.

Let us speak
AA. Listen to the words that your teacher will read out. Point to the object that represents the word.
Shirt | Shell | Shoe
Answer

Point to the shirt, the shell and the shoe.

  1. Listen to the word.
  2. Find that thing in the class.
  3. Point to it.
ShirtShellShoe
A shirt, a shell and a shoe.

Let us write — Page 53A. Write ‘sh’ to fill in the blanks. Read the sentences aloud.

Let us write
AA. Write ‘sh’ to fill in the blanks. Read the sentences aloud.
The sun is __ __ ining today. I am wearing T-shirt and __ __ orts. My father is wearing a new __ __ irt. My grandmother is folding a __ __ awl. My uncle is polishing his __ __ oes.
Answer

The sun is shining today. I am wearing T-shirt and shorts. My father is wearing a new shirt. My grandmother is folding a shawl. My uncle is polishing his shoes.

Chapter 7 of 13 – Mridang

NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 7 This is My Town – Overview

ClassClass 2
SubjectEnglish
BookMridang
Chapter7 – This is My Town
Textbook pages48 – 53
Questions solved16
Session2027
FormatFull answers on this page + PDF

NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Chapter 7 – FAQs

Where can I download NCERT Solutions Class 2 English Mridang Chapter 7 This is My Town PDF?

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Is this for the 2027 session?

Yes, it follows the latest NCERT Class 2 English book for 2027.

How many questions are solved in NCERT Class 2 English Chapter 7?

All 16 questions of the chapter (textbook pages 48 – 53) – the in-text questions, activities and the end-of-chapter exercises.

How should I use these solutions?

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