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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | V Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VI Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VII Pride |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | VIII Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Kind |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | IX Trust |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Weekly Test Syllabus
Dear students
Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test
Reading Comprehension
Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph
Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals
Literature
First Flight
Ch- Madam Rides the Bus
Ch- The Sermon at Benaras
Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon
Footprints without Feet
Ch- Footprints without Feet
Ch- The Making of a Scientist
Regards
English Teacher
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Hope |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Faith |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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Weekly Test Syllabus
Dear students
Kindly revise the syllabus for tomorrow weekly test
Reading Comprehension
Writing- Letter based on a given situation/Analytical Paragraph
Grammar - Reported Speech and Modals
Literature
First Flight
Ch- Madam Rides the Bus
Ch- The Sermon at Benaras
Poem - The Tale of Custard the Dragon
Footprints without Feet
Ch- Footprints without Feet
Ch- The Making of a Scientist
Regards
English Teacher
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | X Trust |
Circulars & Notices
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XI C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII B |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII C |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Math) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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| 12 Nov, 2026 | XII A (Biology) |
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Word Of The Day
Word of the day-Impetus( noun)
Meaning: A driving force, encouragement, or stimulus that makes something happen or progress.
Pronunciation: IM-pih-tuhs
Origin: From the Latin word impetus, meaning attack, force, or impulse.
Usage in sentences:
1. The teacher’s encouraging words gave me the impetus to work harder.
2. Her success was the impetus behind his decision to pursue his dreams.
Easy way to remember: Impetus = Something that pushes you to take action.
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