Practise Class 6 English Poorvi MCQs with answers and simple explanations on Tiwari Academy. This collection brings together questions from all five units of the NCERT textbook, covering stories, poems, vocabulary and grammar. Each question has four options to help you check your understanding of characters, events, themes and word meanings. Choose a chapter from the links below, try the questions yourself and then read the explanation. Whether you are revising after a lesson or preparing for a school test, these practice sets help you notice mistakes and revisit difficult ideas. Parents and teachers can also use them for revision.
Class 6 English Poorvi Chapter-wise MCQ Links
Find your story or poem under its unit below. Each link takes you to the matching section of that unit’s practice set. You can work on one chapter at a time or continue through the whole unit.
Unit 1: Fables and Folk Tales
Explore hard work, the danger of flattery and quick thinking through two stories and a fable in verse. Unit 1 includes the following topics:
- A Bottle of Dew MCQs
- The Raven and the Fox MCQs
- Rama to the Rescue MCQs
Unit 2: Friendship
Think about kindness, trust and the actions that make someone a true friend. Unit 2 includes the following topics:
- The Unlikely Best Friends MCQs
- A Friend’s Prayer MCQs
- The Chair MCQs
Unit 3: Nurturing Nature
Revisit a neem tree, a bird’s changing view of the world and a grandmother’s letter about spices. Unit 3 includes the following topics:
- Neem Baba MCQs
- What a Bird Thought MCQs
- Spices that Heal Us MCQs
Unit 4: Sports and Wellness
Revise fair play, the pleasure of outdoor games and the ideas presented about yoga. Unit 4 includes the following topics:
- Change of Heart MCQs
- The Winner MCQs
- Yoga—A Way of Life MCQs
Unit 5: Culture and Tradition
Explore Indian crafts, the imagination of kite flying, Ila Sachani’s determination and remembrance of brave soldiers. Unit 5 includes the following topics:
- Hamara Bharat—Incredible India! MCQs
- The Kites MCQs
- Ila Sachani: Embroidering Dreams with her Feet MCQs
- National War Memorial MCQs
What Can You Practise?
These NCERT-based objective questions help you review the details that matter when reading a story or poem. The questions cover:
- Characters, their actions and the reasons behind their choices.
- Important events and the order in which they happen.
- Main ideas, messages and feelings expressed in the writing.
- Word meanings, expressions and vocabulary used in context.
- Rhyming words and other features of the poems.
- Grammar and language exercises connected with the units.
How to Use These Questions for Revision
- Read the story or poem before opening its practice questions.
- Read all four options and choose your answer before checking the solution.
- Compare your choice with the correct answer and read the explanation.
- Return to the relevant lines in your textbook if something is unclear.
- Try the questions you missed again after a short break.
For a short study session, attempt ten questions and discuss any difficult answers with a parent, teacher or friend. Teachers can also select questions for a classroom quiz or a revision activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which units are included in the Poorvi MCQ collection?
The collection covers Fables and Folk Tales, Friendship, Nurturing Nature, Sports and Wellness along with and Culture and Tradition. The chapter links also include National War Memorial, the closing poem.
Do the questions include answers and explanations?
Yes. Every question has four options, a correct answer and a simple explanation. Try answering first, then use the explanation to check your understanding.
Are these the same as NCERT exercise solutions?
These are additional multiple-choice practice questions based on Poorvi. Use them alongside the textbook exercises, classroom work and your teacher’s guidance.
Can I use these questions before a school test?
Yes. Choose the chapters included in your test and use the questions to check your recall and understanding. Also practise any written answers, grammar exercises and writing tasks assigned by your teacher.
Start with Your Current Chapter
Choose a chapter from the list, attempt its questions and check the explanations. Keep a note of unfamiliar words and questions you find difficult so you know what to revise next.
