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Abhijaya Patil

This course provides a chapter wise summary of and notes on The Invisible Man by H G Wells for the extended reading questions in the Class 12 English paper.

CBSE Class 12

English

Extended Reading (Class 12 CBSE): The Invisible Man by H G Wells

Literary Passages

Reading Comprehension

English 

Class 6-12

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CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

The course overview tells you how this course can help you score well in Class 12 CBSE English exam and what this course has in store for you.

This is the summary of chapter 1 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 1: The Strange Man's Arrival

This is the summary of chapter 2 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 2: Mr. Teddy Henfrey's First Impressions

This is the summary of chapter 3 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 3: The Thousand and One Bottles

This is the summary of chapter 4 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 4: Mr. Cuss Interviews the Stranger

This is the summary of chapter 5 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 5: The Burglary at the Vicarage

This is the summary of chapter 6 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 6: The Furniture that went Mad

This is the summary of chapter 7 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 7: The Unveiling of the Stranger

This is the summary of chapter 8 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 8: In Transit

This is the summary of chapter 9 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 9: Mr. Thomas Marvel

This is the summary of chapter 10 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 10: Mr. Marvel's visit to Iping

This is the summary of chapter 11 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 11: In the Coach & Horses Inn

This is the summary of chapter 12 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 12: The Invisible Man Loses his Temper.

This is the summary of chapter 13 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 13: Mr. Marvel discusses his Resignation

This is the summary of chapter 14 of the novel The Invisible Man.

Chapter 14: At Port Stowe



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Amirtha Devarajan

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Shruti Chachra

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Anjali Verma

This course explains the lessons of the novel 'The Invisible Man' (chapterwise).

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This course provides a chapter wise summary of and notes on the novel The Invisible Man by H G Wells for the extended reading question in Class 12 English paper.

Extended Reading (CBSE Class 12): The Invisible Man by H G Wells Part 2

Saumya Mehra

This course covers the Detailed Analysis of Reading Comprehension: How to approach and score maximum marks.
 This course also includes CBSE Past Year Questions along with answers.

Lessons

15 lessons • 1h 57m