Explore the complete guide to Woven Words with our chapter-wise resources designed for Class XI students. Each chapter post provides a detailed summary to help you understand the content quickly, followed by an in-depth analysis to uncover deeper meanings and contexts. You will find a comprehensive Question & Answer section to clarify your understanding, along with word meanings to enhance your vocabulary. Additionally, we explore the themes and literary devices used in each chapter, giving you a better appreciation of the text’s artistry. To support your exam preparation, we have included important questions, extract-based MCQs, and multiple-choice questions for practice. Click on the links to access these resources and master each chapter with confidence.
| Section | Title | Author |
|---|---|---|
| Short Stories | The Lament | Anton Chekhov |
| A Pair of Mustachios | Mulk Raj Anand | |
| The Rocking-horse Winner | D.H. Lawrence | |
| The Adventure of the Three Garridebs | Arthur Conan Doyle | |
| Pappachi’s Moth | Arundhati Roy | |
| The Third and Final Continent | Jhumpa Lahiri | |
| Glory at Twilight | Bhabani Bhattacharya | |
| The Luncheon | William Somerset Maugham | |
| Poetry | The Peacock | Sujata Bhatt |
| Let Me Not to the Marriage of True Minds | William Shakespeare | |
| Coming | Philip Larkin | |
| Telephone Conversation | Wole Soyinka | |
| The World is Too Much With Us | William Wordsworth | |
| Mother Tongue | Padma Sachdev | |
| Hawk Roosting | Ted Hughes | |
| For Elkana | Nissim Ezekiel | |
| Refugee Blues | W.H. Auden | |
| Felling of the Banyan Tree | Dilip Chitre | |
| Ode to a Nightingale | John Keats | |
| Ajamil and the Tigers | Arun Kolatkar | |
| Essays | My Watch | Mark Twain |
| My Three Passions | Bertrand Russell | |
| Patterns of Creativity | S. Chandrasekhar | |
| Tribal Verse | G.N. Devy | |
| What is a Good Book? | John Ruskin | |
| The Story | E.M. Forster | |
| Bridges | Kumudini Lakhia |