CLASS 11 · HORNBILL · CHAPTER 11
Original, student-friendly models for the letter-writing activities in Hornbill.
5 worked answers · short steps first, explanations when you need them
Textbook pages
Question Activity 1 — Roll Number Card
Give your identifying details and examination session.
Explain that the card has not arrived and why it is needed.
Ask for prompt help and provide contact details.
State your name, school, examination details and missing card. Ask the Registrar to check the status and send it promptly.
Question Activity 2 — Water conservation
Describe the local concern briefly.
Offer practical steps residents and the association can take.
Use a respectful, cooperative tone.
Suggest repairs, rainwater harvesting, careful garden watering, water reuse and regular awareness for residents.
Question Activity 3 — Law and order
Describe the concern without making unsupported accusations.
Explain its effect on residents.
Suggest practical steps and ask for public attention.
Describe specific safety concerns, suggest lighting, reporting and community coordination, and ask authorities to act.
Question Activity 4 — Rescue operation
Set the scene and explain how you became involved.
Describe what you did and how the team worked together.
Share what you learned and close warmly.
Describe the event, your safe role, teamwork and what you learned.
Question Activity 5 — Performance or gallery
Introduce the event and when you attended it.
Describe one or two details that made it memorable.
Share your response and recommend it to readers.
Introduce the event, describe memorable details and explain why other readers might enjoy it.