NCERT Solutions for Class 9 English: The Duck and the Kangaroo (Nisha)

Class 9 is the first stepping stone for a student in the competitive world. With the introduction of the CBSE Board Exam for class 10 a few years back, this has become an important gateway for a student. Based on the results of class 9th a student selects his future stream of Science, Commerce or Arts suiting his interest.

Takshila Learning is providing NCERT Solutions for Class 9 English as per the latest syllabus by CBSE. Class 9 is the building block for the CBSE Class 10 Board Exams, not only for your exams but also for your higher studies and career. English is the most essential subject and the knowledge in this field opens up wider career opportunities for the students.

Below you can find the NCERT solution for Class 9th English. You can get a Solution for the all-important question of ” The Fun they Had”

Questions Covered : 

Question 1 : What did the Duck do for the Kangaroo’s love?

Question 2 : Why did she want to have a ride on his back?

Question 3 : How did she express her intention to the Kangaroo?

Question 4 : How did the Kangaroo respond to her proposal?

Question 5 : How did the Duck ride on the Kangaroo’s back?

Question 6 : What request did the Duck make to the Kangaroo and why?

Question 7 : What promise did the Duck make to the Kangaroo and what did she assure him during the ride?

Question 8 : What one objection did the Kangaroo make while responding favorably to the Duck’s request?

Question 9 : What preparations did the Duck make to keep out the wetness and cold of her feet?

Question 10 : Why does the Duck appreciate Kangaroo’s hopping?

Question 11 : How did the Kangaroo respond to the Duck’s request? What one objection did he make?

Question 12 : What precautions and preparations had the Duck already made to make her ride smooth and comfortable? What was the net result?

Question 13 : “Our politeness and humility compel others to accept our request.” Do you agree with this statement? Write your answer with reference to the poem ‘The Duck and the Kangaroo’.