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CBSE Class 9 English Letter Writing – Diary Entry

October 8, 2018 by Bhagya

Diary writing is one of the most personal and informal categories of writing. A diary writing can be based on an experience, a scene, a description or narration of certain event or any other thing or activity that the writer considers worth writing in his personal diary. In the examination, the question on diary writing is aimed to test your imaginative, creative and expressive skills.

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GUIDELINES FOR DIARY WRITING A diary entry has no fixed format or style of writing. However, a good diary entry does contain the following features:

As per the CBSE syllabus, you are required to write a diary/article in about 100-120 words.

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Question 1: You recently visited the 24th Crafts Mela at Suraj Kund, Faridabad. It was Mini India assembled at one place. Using the hints, make a diary entry of what you saw and experienced there. Hints: • More than 20 states of India represented • Rajasthan—the theme state • Participation of foreign countries • cultural programmes, dances at ‘Chaupal’ and ‘Rangmanch’ • Food courts catering all kinds of foods • arts and handicrafts from the awarded artisans. Answer: New Delhi 20th March, 20XX Monday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, The Crafts Mela at Suraj Kund was much more impressive and grand than what I had imagined. This year the ‘Theme State’ was Rajasthan. The whole campus was painted with the visuals of Ranthambore, Chittor, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. It was Mini India assembled on a few hundred acres of land. All the awarded artisans from different states had set up their workshops and stalls there. Many countries, more particularly Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan gave it an international look. Bangles, jewellery decoration pieces, wall-hangings, purses, shoes, sarees, garments and cosmetics found thousands of buyers. Every evening there were cultural shows at the ‘Chaupal’ and the ‘Rangmanch’. The ‘Food Court’ provided all kinds of delicacies for food-lovers. Basically, it was India in all its colours, tastes and sounds scattered on the Aravalli hills. Sameer

Question 2: You paid a visit to an ‘Old Home’ with other N.S.S. Volunteers. Using the hints given below together with your own ideas, make a diary entry of what you saw and experienced there. Hints: • Old home • Mostly senior citizens above 60 • Peaceful surroundings • Spacious • Clean rooms and baths • Regular Medical check-ups • a good library • Means of recreation • A home away from home. Answer: Bhiwadi 10th March, 20XX Monday, 4:00 pm

Dear Diary, With the disintegration of the joint family system, the old people find themselves deserted and alone. It is unfortunate that in the evening of their lives, they are not looked after by their childem. The concept of ‘Old homes’ is for such old people. I made it a point to visit the ‘Old Home’ at Bhiwadi. The Home is situated at a peaceful place. The building is simple but spacious and clean. It seems to be an ideal place for the senior citizens. A doctor visits the Home daily to check up the senior citizens. There is a permanent nurse employed to look after and give them medicine on time. The home has a good library and several means of recreation All the inmates showered their parental love by insisting on having lunch with us. What a satisfying and rewarding visit it was to meet our grand paas and grannies! Sonu

Question 3: While going home you came across many children on the roads at crossroads with begging bowls in their hands. Your are shocked and disgusted at this unflattering picture of a country which boasts of being a major economy in the world. Record your experience in your diary. Answer: Agra 20th April, 20XX Sunday, 6:00 pm

Dear Diary, They say that India is emerging as a major economy in the world. But it is more true that India has the largest army of poor people, paupers and beggars. Hence, millions of people in India are condemned to begging. I am shocked to see hundreds of shabby looking people in rags shouting in woeful tones, “Baba, give me something for God’s sake”. No country can become great if its children are condemned to lead such miserable lives. If millions of children live in such inhuman conditions, dirt and poverty, it is a matter of shame for the government and the civilized society of India. Every child must have a constitutional right to get proper food, clothes and education. It is true that begging has also become a lucrative profession for some bad characters. They kidnap small children and raise them to beggars. The other side of the story is also true. Millions of hands in this country don’t get any jobs to earn a living. They resort to begging. Kit

Question 4: Indian weddings are matchless in grandeur, glamour and luxury. They are matchless in wastage, extravagance and vulgar display of money and wealth. Record your experience of such marriages in your diary. Answer: New Delhi 20th June, 20XX Sunday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, They say that Indian weddings are matchless in glory, grandeur and glamour. In comparison, weddings in Europe and America pale into insignificance. The other side of the story is that Indian marriages are matchless in wastage, extravagance and vulgar display of money and wealth. Recently I happened to attend one such big marriage. About five thousand guests were invited to the ‘barat ’ or the wedding party. A township of stalls serving hundreds of dishes, drinks and sweets had come up on the sprawling lawns of a five star hotel. The ceremony lasted till midnight. Even by a conservative estimate it was a show worth in crores. Surely this amount would have been sufficient to feed all the beggars and orphans of the city for months.It speaks volumes of disparity that has become the main feature of Indian society. A small minority grabs all the riches and wealth of the nation. The extravagance and vulgar display in Indian marriages are at the cost of the starving millions. Arpit

Question 5: Taking help from the information given below, make a diary entry describing how you caught a thief red-handed one night, Hints: • A beautiful evening • the family had a nice dinner • watched TV • went to sleep • sleep was disturbed • heard some commotion • got suspicious • switched on the light • parents also got up • found things in a mess • someone had come there • the search began • no one was found at last • my eyes fell on the shoes behind a curtain • he was the thief • all pounced on him caught • handed over to the police. Answer: New Delhi 14th August, 20XX Tuesday, 9:30 pm

Dear Diary, It was a pleasant August evening. Generally, the whole family dine together. We enjoyed a nice dinner and then watched, a TV serial for an hour. Then, I retired to my bedroom and soon fell.asleep. Around midnight, my sleep was disturbed. I heard some movement and commotion.Who could be at this odd hour? I stood up and switched on the light. My movements woke up my parents, too. We were surprised to see the cupboards open and things lying on the floor in a mess. My parents were worried. But there was one consolation. The cash and jewellery were safe. The search for the thief began. My uncles and cousins also joined us. All that toil and trouble didn’t bring any result. Suddenly, I noticed some movement behind a curtain in the living room. And Lo! The thief was hiding there. All of us pounced on him. Before he could react, he was tied down. The police was informed and he was arrested on the spot. Good luck indeed! Thank God, everybody was safe and sound. There was no loss except for a few hours of our sweet sleep. Karan

Question 6: Taking help from the information given below make a diary entry describing how you became a perfect swimmer. Hints:  • At the NDMC swimming pool • suddenly a sturdy and muscular boy came • he mocked me saying “Hey skinny!” • before I could react • was thrown into the pond • the deeper end • at the bottom • didn’t know how to swim • my hands and legs paralysed • found myself lying at the side • decided to be a perfect swimmer • employed a trainer • made me work for hours in the pool taught me inhaling and exhaling • my hard work was rewarded • I had become a perfect swimmer. Answer: New Delhi 10th May, 20XX Monday, 8:30 pm

Dear Diary, Misfortunes never follow a calendar. They come uninvited. I was sitting at the deeper side of the NDMC swimming pool. A strong and sturdy boy came. He mocked me by saying, “Hey skinny!” Before I could react, the muscular rascal pushed me into the pool. I found myself at the bottom. The depth of the pool was not less than nine feet. I didn’t know how to swim. I struggled to come up. My arms and legs were totally paralysed. I felt suffocated. I thought that my end was near. Later on, when I came to senses, I found myself vomiting at the other end of the pool. I pledged myself to become a perfect swimmer. I employed a professional trainer. He was a hard taskmaster and made me sweat three hours for weeks. He taught me inhaling, exhaling and diving into the pool. My hard labour and my trainer’s professional coaching were rewarded. I participated in a swimming competition organised by a local club. And the most unexpected happened. I led the rest by a comfortable margin. My dream had come true. I had become a perfect swimmer. Rohan

Question 7: You spent a week with your friend in his village ‘Kovlam’, near the famous beach of the same name. Taking help from the information given below and inventing your own details, make a diary entry of what you saw and experienced in ‘God’s Own Country’. Hints: • Kerala • God’s Own Country • invited by my friend to spend a week in Kerala • Christmas holidays • Kovlam village • near the famous beach • sea and surf • lush green surroundings • coconuts and palms • sprawling paddy fields«fishing« a memorable stay. Answer: New Delhi 10th March, 20XX Friday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, They say that Kerala is God’s Own Country. And rightly so. If any place can match Kashmir’s beauty and greenery, it is Kerala. I didn’t want to miss an opportunity to visit Kerala. So I accepted the invitation of my friend Suresh Nambiar to spend a week at his village Kovlam. The place is about 20 miles away from Thiruvanathapuram. Kovlam is known for its world famous beach. It is basically a fishermen’s village. The whole place is wrapped in greenery. Coconuts and palm trees stand over the sprawling green paddy fields. We used to spend a lot of time fishing in a nearby pond. We often enjoyed a boat ride in the canal. What is Kerala without the surf and the sea? So we would spend hours either strolling or taking a sea-bath or lying on the golden beach. Kerala is rich in tea, coffee, rubber plantations and spices. I was lucky to enjoy the fascinating Kathakali dance. But the thing that I can never forget in my life was the Ayurvedic oil massage in one of the local health resorts. It was really a memorable stay. Kiyaan

Question 8: Taking help from the information given below make a diary entry describing the decency and humane side displayed by a conductor in a DTC bus recently. Hints: • Bus conductors • not particularly known for decency and decorum • most of them foul mouthed and arrogant • I was travelling from Old Delhi to Pitampura • conductor came • I had my ticket but my purse was not in my pocket • forgotten at home • conductor • simply smiled and paid from his own pocket»I thanked him • never seen such a fine specimen of humanity. Answer: New Delhi 16th February, 20XX Thursday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, Many stories of arrogance, bad temper and indifference can often be heard from the victims of bus conductors. I never had a very good opinion of bus conductors in general. But a recent experience of mine doesn’t justify my prejudice against them. Last Sunday I was travelling by DTC bus no. 88 from Old Delhi to Pitampura. I had my ticket. The moment I put my hand to pay him the amount, I was shocked. The purse was not in the pocket. Perhaps I had forgotten it at home. Another conductor would have behaved quite differently. I became nervous. I felt like an idiot who knew not what he should do. But my friend, the conductor, just gave a mild smile. He simply said, “It’s all right! Don’t worry. Let me pay for you. You can pay it back if you meet me again.” I was not prepared for such a humane gesture. I thanked him again and again. He was just like a good angel who had come to save me from an unexpected humiliation and embarrassment. I don’t entertain uncharitable opinions about bus conductors any more after the incident. Vaibhav

Question 9: Taking help from the information given below make a diary entry describing the horrible experience that you had when your shoes and the main bag were stolen during a railway journey. Hints: • Travelling by Rajdhani Express • got admission in Delhi College of Engineering • going to take admission quite a pleasant journey • had a nice sleep • Delhi was quite near • I got up to wear my shoes • stolen • the main bag missing • documents and money • lost my wits • no money • phoned a relative • he came with shoes and clothes. Answer: New Delhi 5th April, 20XX Friday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, Life is so unpredictable. I was in high spirits when I boarded the Rajdhani Express from Bhopal to Delhi. After all, I got admission in Delhi College of Engineering, a prestigious institute of Delhi. I relished the compliments and good wishes that I received from my parents and friends who came to see me off. I found my seat in the compartment. It was quite comfortable and near the window. The journey was nice and so were my co-passengers. I had a nice sleep. When I got up in the morning, the train was near Delhi. I got up to wear my shoes. They were not there. I looked for them under the seats but they were missing. And O Lord! Where was my main bag? It was missing too. Certainly they were stolen. All my documents and cash were in the bag. I lost my wits. But then an idea came into my mind. I rang one of my relatives in Delhi and informed him of the miserable situation I was in. To my great relief, a gentleman was present at the platform with the pair of shoes and my bag. It seems that he was a good angel who was sent to save me from an unexpected humiliation and embarrassment. Ankit

Question 10: Taking help from the information given in the input below, record your experience in your diary of the morning when your name appeared in the CBSE CPMT list. Hints: • Exams over • waiting for the results of CPMT Test • lot of anxiety • hope and fear • dream of becoming a doctor • in God’s hands • couldn’t sleep • got up early • rushed to the newspaper in God! • my name was there • dream came true • could hope to serve the nation and society • a noble profession • service to suffering humanity. Answer: New Delhi 5th April, 20XX Friday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, Students wait for the results as farmers dream of a good harvest. Exams were over. But still I was worried and anxious. I was waiting for the CPMT results. I belong to a lower income group. My parents took all pains to give me the best possible education in one of the most prestigious schools of Delhi. Their dream was my dream too. I always dreamed of becoming a doctor. This noble profession always attracted me. I never care for money but always wish to serve the suffering humanity as a devoted doctor. We were expecting the results the next day. I had quite a sleepless night. I was tom between hope and despair. Everything was in the hands of God. I got up early in the morning. The moment the newspaper was dropped, I rushed towards it. When I opened the third page, I didn’t have much difficulty in finding my name there. The dream had come true. Soon the phone bells started ringing. My neighbours, friends, teachers and relatives congratulated me on my grand success. My parents were proud of my achievement. Now I could join that noble profession and be trained to serve the suffering humanity. Nisha

Question 11: You are Abhimanyu of ABC Public School, Gwalior. Your debut in a cricket match was a great event of your life. Taking help from the information given below, make a diary entry on ‘My Debut in a Cricket Match’. Hints: • Cold • January-March morning • but I was excited • I had got a place in my college cricket team • inter-school competition • final match • was to bat at one down • Sunny Public School • our rival won the toss • we chose to field first • Sunny made a formidable 320 runs • our openers were out cheaply • heart beating • first over was furious • determined to stay • got the rhythm stroking the ball well • completed half century • losing my companions • only 5 runs short of my century and a great win»achieved it in style. Answer: Gwalior 10th April, 20XX Monday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, Even Don Bradman must have his heart-beat fast during his debut in cricket. I am a much small mortal in comparison. It was 20th of March. A cloudy and cold morning. But I was highly excited. My dream had come true. I was going to play for my cricket team in the final of inter­school competition. The rival was the last year’s champion, Sunny Public School. We won the toss but elected to field first. Our rival was a strong batting side and made a formidable total of 320 runs. On such a supporting wicket it was not an easy job. To make things worse, both of our opening batsmen were out cheaply. I came at number three. I was a little scared. I made rather a shaky start. Then I gained confidence and chose the bad balls for boundaries. No doubt, the bowling was furious and hostile but I was determined to stay. My luck favoured me. But I started losing my companions one by one. I needed nine runs to complete both, my maiden century and of course, the championship. I did it in style by sending the ball over the head of the fielders for a mighty six. I was lifted on the shoulders by my team-mates. I was given a standing ovation by all those who were present there in the stadium. The sound of cheers still rings in my ears and the thrill of my successful debut will never fade away from my memory. Abhimanyu

Question 12: You are Anurag/Anuradha of City Public School, Deogarh. Last night you had a really horrible dream. Taking help from the input given below, make a diary entry on ‘A Horrible Dream that I had Last Night’. Hints: • Life is just a dream • sometimes dreams come to me • the dream I had last night might never come true • first day in the exam • highly worried and confused • paper very difficult • memory failed me • couldn’t have right answers in mind • similar experience in other papers • results out • faced lot of humiliation and embarrassment • opened my eyes • it was a mere dream • God forbid it may ever come true. Answer: Deogarh 10th December, 20XX Tuesday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, People say life itself is a dream — a ‘maya’. And people also say that sometimes dreams do come true. God forbid it. I shudder to think what happens if the dream that I had last night comes true. It was really a bad dream. I was appearing in the Board-examination. It was the first day of the examination. I had the question paper in my hand. But I was highly worried, confused and irritated. It was rather a difficult paper. My memory simply failed. The right answer would not come to my mind. When I left the examination hall, I was really dejected and disillusioned. The same thing was repeated in other papers too. Then I dreamed that the results were out. My name was not there in the list of successful candidates. I cried and tears came into my eyes. It looked as if my academic career was over. Certainly, all my dreams and hopes ended in smoke. I dreamed that my classmates, teachers and neighbours were trying to console me. O God, what a humiliating and embarrassing situation! When my mother woke me up in the morning, I realised that it was just a bad dream. Life was as sweet and exciting now as it was before going to bed last night. Anuradha

Question 13: You are Alka/Anand of P.S. Public School, New Delhi. You were one of the participants in the ‘Run for Unity’ race that was organised in New Delhi recently. Taking help from the input given below, make a diary entry describing your experience of participating in such a historic event that was flagged off by the Prime Minister himself. Hints: • New regime comes with new thoughts and ideas • Modi known for his drives and dynamism • Sardar Patel rediscovered • highest statue in die world • Patel’s birthday celebrated in grand style • A mini-marathon ‘Run for Unity’ organised in New Delhi • PM flaged off • thousands participated * Bollywood actors, industrialists, sportspersons. Answer: New Delhi 12th November, 20XX Wednesday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, Ideas and ideals change with the change of persons and governments. The new Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi is known for his dash, drive and dynamism. Whatever he does, he does it in style. Sardar Patel, the Iron Man of India, was the man responsible for uniting all the princely states of India into a single nation — the Union of India. Patel and his importance seems to have been rediscovered. Sardar Patel’s birthday has been given a symbolic significance. Highlighting his contribution to the unity of India, the government organised a mini-marathon ‘Run for Unity’ on Patel’s birthday. Thousands of people assembled on the Vijay Chowk. The crowd included a galaxy of Bollywood stars, industrialists, students, ministers and men of letters. The Prime Minister himself flagged off the race. I was one of the lucky persons who participated in that historic event. I was in my light blue track-suit and in sports shoes. The sight aroused patriotic feelings in me. I could see people from all walks of life running for the unity and integrity of India. I really felt proud to be a part of that historical national event. Alka

Question 14: You are Saira of Hamida Public School, Indore. You celebrated your eighteenth birthday with a lot of pomp and show with your family, friends and relatives. Taking help from the information given below, describe the happy experience in your personal diary. You can invent your own details. Hints: • 18th birthday • an important milestone in the life of a girl • my family had decided to celebrate in grand style • all friends, relatives and classmates invited • my mother helped me in choosing my dress • decorations • lighting • birthday cake • songs and dance • congratulations • wonderful gifts «grand dinner • celebration continued till midnight. Answer: Indore 10th March, 20XX Sunday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, They say that the eighteenth year is an important stage in the life of a girl. Now you are no more taken to be a child but start attracting attention and importance from your seniors. My family had decided to celebrate my 18th birthday in grand style. Preparations started a week before. All the relatives, neighbours, my friends and classmates were invited. My mother and younger sister were particularly busy and excited. They helped me in choosing the night dress, shoes and jewellery for the occasion. The huge living room was tastefully decorated with lights and flowers. By 4 pm, most of the guests had arrived. The cake-ceremony started with the chanting of “Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to Saira!” The ceremonial cake was cut. It was followed by singing and dancing. Everyone competed to dance with me. I really felt importance of grown up. It was quite late when the dinner was served. The celebration continued till midnight. Wonderful gifts, good wishes and the festive mood kept me in high spirits and elated. Saira

Question 15: You are Arun/Aruna of Kabir Public School, Bhopal. You and your family had to face a lot of pleasant and not so pleasant experiences when an uninvited guest overstayed with you recently. Taking help from the information given below, make a diary entry describing your experiences. Hints: • Guests are welcome • but only for a short period • uninvited guests create problems and inconveniences • Ram Lai, a distant relative of my mother • stormed into the house uninvited • no news • created a lot of inconvenience • accommodated in a separate room • sets of new clothes • towels • cosmetics • strictly vegetarian • didn’t allow meat and fish in the kitchen • witty and humorous • sang folk songs • but ultimately a nuisance • didn’t think of leaving •   fortunately his son came to take him • we were relieved of an unwanted burden. Answer: Bhopal 5th September, 20XX Saturday, 6:00 pm

Dear Diary, People say guests are like gods. They should be respected. But experiences of .the people tell different stories. There can’t be a bigger nuisance in the house when an uninvited and unwanted guest has to be entertained. The situation becomes all the more unbearable when such a guest overstays threatening the peace and privacy of the family. Ram Lai, a distant relative of my mother stormed into our house uninvited. Actually, we were not prepared to entertain him at that point of time. Anyway, I had to leave my room for him. A new blanket, a set of clothes, a towel, a pair of shoes and cosmetics were arranged for his comfortable stay. He was a strict vegetarian and religious minded person. He couldn’t tolerate meat and eggs in the kitchen. He would test the patience of our ears by singing hymns in his raucous voice. Let’s give due even to the Devil. He was very witty and full of jokes. But that was a little compensation for his overstay. The peace and privacy of the family totally disappeared. But people say everything has an end. And one day Lai’s son came to take him to his native village. We felt relieved and liberated after seeing him off at the station. Arun

Question 16: You are Raju/Ranjana of Salwan Public School, New Delhi. You are motivated by the ‘Clean India Campaign’ of the Prime Minister and participated in it in your own way in your colony. Taking help from the input write a diary entry on the subject. Hints: • PM’s ‘Swachha Bharat Abhiyan’ • motivated millions of youngmen like me • called a meeting of all young boys and girls • volunteers • started removing dirt • bought new bins • distributed pamphlets • enlightened public • good results • appreciable change in the mindsets • things in die right direction • I feel proud of myself and my companions. Answer: New Delhi 12th October, 20XX Friday, 7:00 pm

Dear Diary, It seems that our Prime Minister has felt the real pulse of the nation. His ‘Swachha Bharat Abhiyan’ or ‘Clean India Campaign’ has inspired and motivated millions of students, young men and women of India. I was highly impressed and motivated and wanted to be a part of the campaign. I started talking to my friends and it didn’t take long to convince them. So we had a volunteer army of fifty dedicated young boys and girls. First of all, we started removing garbage and dirt from those comers in the area which had not been touched for months. We bought a few bins for garbage from the money we collected from the residents. In the beginning, the residents were not amused but gradually their indifference disappeared. We launched a public awakening campaign. We prepared posters and distributed pamphlets urging the residents to make ‘Clean India Campaign’ a real success. Gradually our labour started showing positive results. There was an appreciable change in the mindset of the residents. Even housewives came out openly in our support. I felt proud of myself and the dedicated band of volunteers who helped me in this campaign. Such things arouse patriotic feelings and sense of unity among the people. Raju

Question 17: You are Raghu/Ragini of Swan Public School, Karnal. You were a witness of a ghastly fire in the market. The firemen showed an exceptional bravery and saved the life of woman who was trapped inside a room on the first floor. Taking help from the input, make a diary entry narrating the whole ghastly incident and the bravery of the firemen. Hints: • Mandi area • highly crowded and congested • narrow lanes • godowns of inflammable articles • a devastating fire • short circuit • fire brigade reached within minutes • firemen showed exceptional heroism • a lady trapped inside a room on the first floor • two firemen jumped into flames • saved the woman • real heroes • huge loss • heroism of firemen saved a precious life • I still remember their selfless sacrifice and heroism. Answer: Kamal Mandi 10th June, 20XX Thursday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, Kamal Mandi is the nerve-centre of the city. But it is a highly crowded and congested place. It is a commercial place with narrow lanes. There are many godowns and warehouses which store some highly inflammable articles. When I was standing in a shop, I could see a huge cloud of smoke rising from the other end of the market. Soon there was a lot of commotion and people ran towards the site with buckets of water and sand in their hands. I could see flames rising higher in the sky. The wind aggravated the situation. The firebrigade was on the scene within a few minutes. And at once the dedicated firemen were on their toes to do their job. A woman was trapped in the flames on the first floor of a building. Two brave firemen mounted on a ladder and jumped into the flames. We were amazed at their bravery. Soon they came out with the woman and received loud cheers from the crowds below. The loss of property was in crores but a precious life was saved. The exceptional bravery and heroism of the firemen has made an indelible impression on my mind for ever. Raghu

Question 18: lt was the happiest day of your life when the Principal of your school informed you and your parents that you topped the list of successful candidates in your zone. Then started the endless ringing of telephone bells. Congratulatory messages started pouring in from friends and relatives. All the neighbours came to congratulate you on your grand success. At the end of the day, you were so much overwhelmed by happiness and excitement that you made a diary entry of the sequence of events on that fateful day. Reproduce that entry here inventing your own details. Answer: Ambala 10th March, 20XX Monday, 6:00 pm

Dear Diary, Life is full of surprises. I couldn’t sleep the previous night. The next morning the results of the Board were to be announced. Then suddenly at 9 am, we heard a telephone ring. I ran to receive it. My Principal was on the line. “Congratulations my boy! You have topped the list of successful candidates in the Ambala Zone. We are proud of you!” He also congratulated my parents.Then started the non-stop congratulatory messages from my teachers, class fellows, friends and relatives. My parents were busy in distributing ‘laddoos’. I felt like a celebrity. And a celebrity I was. Two correspondents of leading news channels came to interview me. I only felt that nothing succeeds like success and thanked my stars. Yash

Question 19: You went to see the India International Trade Fair held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Using the hints given below together with your ideas on the subject, make a diary entry of what you saw and experienced there. Hints: • As usual IITF was held at pragati maidan • all leading countries participated • Chinese dominated the show • all states • separate pavillions • all states of india • kashmir and goa drew maximum crowds • cultural programmes • Food Courts • from pin to luxury coaches • high prices dampened the spirit. Answer: New Delhi 16th June, 20XX Thursday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary,

A visit to the International Trade Fair has always been a rewarding experience for me. Four of my close friends accompanied me there. It was a different world over there. To be precise, it was a fairy land. The pavillions of Germany, Canada, the USA, China and Great Britain attracted a large crowd. India was represented by almost all states and establishments like the Indian Railways, Indian Tourism, LIC, Tatas and what not. The ‘Food Courts’ served all tastes from Pizzas to ‘Chholey Bhatturey ’. We bought pairs of shoes, mobiles and garments. The fair provided opportunities for a lot of fun and entertainment. Film show, folk dances and puppet shows drew huge crowds. Anyway, it was a very pleasant and rewarding experience. Neha

Question 20: Indian summers are really unbearable. One day the maximum temperature shot up to 47°C.It was most miserable day of the year for you. Record the experience in your diary. Answer: Jhansi 20th July, 20 XX Friday, 8:00 pm

Dear Diary, Indian summers can be really unbearable. And who can live in peace and comport when the heat waves, start blowing over the plains of north India. It was 20th of July, 20XX, the most miserable day of my life. It was certainly the hottest day of the season. By noon the heat became unbearable. To avoid dehydration, we had already had several litres of cold water. I had to go to the market. I forgot to wear a cap. By the time I reached home, I was very miserable and started vomiting. To make things still worse, there was a breakdown of electric power during most part of the night. Without the working of fans and air-conditioners, we felt miserable. We spent a sleepless and miserable night. Swaragini

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Diary Entry is one of the writing skills asked in CBSE class 9 exams. We at myCBSEguide provide practice questions and model papers to CBSE students through the myCBSEguide app and student dashboard. You can download sample questions on diary entries from our mobile app and website.

What is a Diary Entry?

Diary Entry or writing is noting down events, transactions and observations in a personalized way. It is a way of expressing one’s feelings and thoughts. A diary can be written on a daily basis or at intervals, depending on the writer’s mood. A diary can be a person’s best friend for it aids him/her to express freely without the fear of being judged. It is a vent for expressing like a free-ignited spirit. 

Some Fundamental Elements of A Diary (class 9)

Here we focus on some key features of diary entry:

Diary writing format (class 9)

CBSE has included diary writing in class 9 syllabus for English so as to testify and enhance: 

It usually carries 5 marks and comes with an internal choice in the English question paper (grade 9).  In the coming examination cycle i.e 2022-23, the students would have to attempt one question out of diary writing and story writing. The recommended word limit for the diary entry question is about 120-150 words.

Prescribed format for diary writing

Following is the prescribed format for diary writing in class 9 English :

This is the format of the diary entry for class 9. 

Salutation (Dear Diary)

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Signature/ Name of The writer

Diary Entry questions according to CBSE curriculum (class 9, English)

A diary is a personal record of some specific incidents or events that a person encounters in his everyday life. It could be anything trivial that captures the writer’s mind and he wishes to record it in the diary. The tone and style of the diary is very cordial and informal. Students need to practice diary entry questions from various options available to them. This would help them to score well in this writing section question of class 9 English examination.

Following are some samples of diary entry questions that are formulated as per CBSE curriculum for class 9, English:

Diary Entry Questions – 1

Q1.You are going on a school picnic with your classmates and teachers. You are very excited. The night before the trip you sit down to write your diary. Describe what you have planned for the picnic and how you hope to enjoy yourself there. You are Rajesh. Write your diary in 100-150 words.

Friday, 14 October 20XX

Dear Diary,

A School Picnic

I am very excited tonight. I am going on a picnic tomorrow with my classmates. Some of our teachers will also accompany us. We have been planning for this trip ever since our Principal gave us permission a month ago.

We are going to Lodhi Park. It has a large ground where children can run and play freely. My mother has made a dozen sandwiches and a cake for me. My friends will also be bringing some food, and we shall all share, eat and play. For me, it’s like a dream come true as I had been longing to visit the park for a long. I am so much looking forward to it.

I feel I just cannot go to sleep tonight. I keep imagining all the fun that we ar& going to have tomorrow. But my mother warned me that if I do not go to sleep now, I might fall asleep at the picnic.

So, good night!

Diary Entry Questions – 2

Q2. You are Ankiit living in Punjab. You had to attend a wedding ceremony in Mumbai. Your father took you there by airplane. You are very excited as it was your first journey by plane. Write a diary entry in 100-150 words sharing your experience.

Thursday, October 2, 20XX Dear Diary

I wish to share with you the excitement of my first flight to Mumbai. As it was my first experience, I was a bit nervous.

On Monday, we boarded the huge aircraft where an air hostess greeted us with a smile. I occupied the window seat to enjoy my flight. As our plane took off I felt relaxed. When I looked down everything appeared to be very small.

It was so picturesque that if I were a poet I would have composed a poem. I was enjoying every moment of my journey.

After about two hours, we landed at the Mumbai airport. Before landing at the airport, I looked down to see the largest slums of Asia, ‘Dharavi slums’ about which I had heard so often from my father. Mumbai airport really looked amazing. I along with my family also bought a few chocolates from the shop. It was a great adventure in my life.

Diary Entry Questions – 3

Q3. You are Sneha. Today is your birthday and your father has gifted you a laptop. You are very happy to own it as you wanted to have for a long time. Before going to bed you intend to share your joy with your diary. Write a diary entry in 100-150 words expressing your feelings.

Tuesday, 19 October 20XX

My joy knows no bounds today. It is my birthday and my father has given me a portable laptop as a gift. It is like a dream come true as I wanted to possess one for a long time. Now I would be able to browse the necessary information that I could not find in the library. I can’t thank my father enough for the gift that he has given. He has never deprived us of anything in life.

Now, I can communicate with people through email and even chat with my friends. I can play games during my leisure time. Although it is a small thing it holds the entire world. I hope I am able to use this gift effectively. The Internet today can make us global. So, it has great relevance in today’s world.

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Diary Writing | Diary Writing Format, Samples, Examples, Topics and How To Write a Diary?

February 15, 2023 by Prasanna

Diary Writing: Diary writing is a personal form of writing where a person maintains a diary to write about his/her personal life or a situation. Writing a diary is quite possibly the closest to home and casual classes of composing. It can be written in any language as per the comfort of the writer, whether English or Hindi. A journal composing can be founded on an encounter, a scene, a portrayal or portrayal of a certain occasion, or some other thing or movement that the author thinks about worth writing in his own journal.

Diary Writing is a decent action both, for the individuals who have abstract abilities and in any event, for the individuals who need to simply vent out their feelings while they are feeling alone or discouraged. It is additionally a decent movement to glance back at life and dissect yourself based on your past. The nature of Diary composing relies upon the innovativeness, creative mind, and articulation of the person. Journal composing abilities can be upgraded by envisioning a circumstance.

Despite the fact that there are no set standards or guidelines for composing a journal there are a few highlights of Diary Writing that should have been followed to make Diary Writing more coordinated, imaginative, complete and intriguing. Moreover, Diary Writing from the scholastic perspective likewise requires some fundamental components to get passing marks. These very highlights become should in the event that we are hoping to distribute our Diary later on as they make the work fascinating and adequate to the bigger crowd.

Diary Writing Format

Definition of Diary Writing: To write a diary, all you require is an eagerness to compose. Start by sorting out what you need to write in your diary. In the event that you don’t know, essentially begin composing and see where that leads. It can likewise be valuable to set a period limit in your initial composing meetings. Set an alert for 10 to 20 minutes and begin composing.

Keeping a journal is an incredible method to record your development and self-improvement. More passages will permit you to think back and see what has changed over the long run. The previous you start, the more thankful you will be later on.

Diary Writing Examples/Topics

Here is an example of writing a diary based on some situation. The writing is done in the English language here. You can also try to write in your own language referring to this example.

Personal Diary Writing Sample: You went to receive your uncle and aunts from the Bangalore railway station. Write a diary where you share your experience of the journey from home to the railway station.

Diary Writing for Class 8

Class 8 students can try to write small notes or paragraphs in the diary. They can express their feelings and plans for the future over there.

Diary Writing for Class 9

A way of writing a diary is given with examples for Class 8 and Class 9 students.

Diary Writing for Class 9

Diary Writing for Kids Topics

A person can write a diary based on many topics:

Write about your favourite sports, favourite day.

FAQ’s on Diary Writing

Question 1. What is diary writing?

Answer: Diary writing is a personal form of writing where a person maintains a diary to write about his/her personal life or a situation. It is a way to express your feelings and emotions in writing to yourself.

Question 2. What is the proper format of writing a diary?

Answer: One should always mention the place, date and time before starting to write the diary. Then you can address the diary as “Dear Diary” or “Hi Dear” or “Hello my Diary”, etc. Write everything you want to express to the diary. At the end mention your name.

Question 3. What are the benefits of writing a diary?

Answer: Diary writing will improve your vocabulary, your language, your way of expressing things in the right tone.  You become more expressive and feel good. You get the habit of sharing your feelings with diary. It makes you more confident.

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Diary Writing – Format, Topics, Sample and Diary Writing Examples

What is diary writing.

Diary Writing FAQs

   

Diary Writing –  A Diary is a personal record of events and happenings in a person’s life. A person can develop the habit of keeping a personal diary. The writer can record incidents, feelings, reactions, conversations and any other memorable thing that happens during the day. 

As we know that a diary is a personal record, diary writing can be done in any language. Diary writing is the writing down of events, conversations and observations in a personalized manner.

It is a creative writing topic.

Generally, the happenings of the day are mentioned and described in a diary.

It is written in first person, in past tense.

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Diary Writing Format – How to Write a Diary 

How to Write a Diary – A Diary entry can have different formats depending on a preson’s choice. In general, the person making a diary entry mentions the date, day and place on the top right corner of the page.

A good diary composing contains the spot, the date, the day and even the hour of composing. For example, a diary entry can start like this – 

28 March 2022

This is followed by the diary entry content wherein the incident, happening or event is written down. At the end, the writer can give a salutation like “Bye dear diary” and his / her signature. 

Below is a sample format of diary entry as is accepted in CBSE Questions on Diary writing.

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Diary Writing for Class 8

Class 8 students can try to write small notes or paragraphs in the diary. They can express their feelings and plans for the future over there.

Diary Writing for Class 9 

In Class 9 Term 2 exam of English, the question of diary entry will have the following specifications-

A way of writing a diary is given with examples for Diary Writing Class 8 and Class 9 students.

Diary Entry Questions/ Diary Writing Sample Questions 

Q.1- You went on a trip to Kerala. Write a diary entry describing the trip, how you went, itinerary, places visited and the overall experience.

Trip to Kerala

On the 11 th of march, I returned home from my vacation in Kerala. The trip was a memorable one and it was the second road trip that I had planned with my friends.

We started from Mumbai on the 4th. The route went along the western ghats and the scenic beauty left me spellbound. We crossed several rivers and rivulets and had a night stop at Goa too. We reached Kerala on the 6th of March. 

At Kerala, we stayed in the boats available on rent in the backwaters of the famous Malabar coast.

We also visited the tea and spice gardens. I took the famous Kerala massage also. It was such a relaxing experience.

The trip was a much needed respite from our hectic lives and we all made the most of it.

This is all for now.

Q.2- You attended a webinar hosted by your favourite writer. Write a diary entry describing the event and the speaker.

Date, day: ______

Place: _____

Webinar by Chetan Bhagat

Today I got a chance to attend a webinar. It was hosted by my favourite writer Chetan Bhagat and the topic was “How to establish World Peace”.

He is my favourite writer so I was very excited to attend the webinar. 

Mr. Bhagat told us about the impact of wars on the world economy and how the violence and bloodshed destroys families. 

He discussed the ongoing Russia Ukraine war and also made us aware of the role of the NATO countries and how important it is to avoid the onset of the third world war.

It was a great session and I am delighted on having made the best of this golden opportunity.

That’s all for today.

Q.3- You were a member of a team of students campaigning against the spread of smoking in your city. Make a diary entry describing your participation and success achieved in your mission.

Campaign against smoking

Today I got a chance to be a part of a volunteer group. We campaigned against smoke and spread awareness among the residents.

I had made two posters, one on “Smoking kills” and the other on “Trees are our saviour as they clean the air”. 

Today, air pollution is one of the biggest health hazard and the smoke from industries and vehicles is a major contributor in its increment. Thus we tried our best to reach the maximum number of people. 

We also distributed face masks to the pedestrians so that they breathe cleaner air. 

I hope our efforts will have a positive effect.

Q.4- You met your old friend in the market today after five years. Write a diary entry expressing your thoughts and emotions on the meeting.

Meeting with an old friend

Today, in the market I met Ridhima, a school friend after five years. It felt so good to see her. She has changed so much!! She has gained a lot of height and I could not recognize her at first.

It was only when I heard her voice that I found it familiar and called her.

Ridhima and I went by the same bus and studied together for ten years. Her brother and my brother were also in the same class. 

Now she is pursuing legal studies and is in the hostel. She was on her vacations and was in the mall when we bumped into each other.

I am still so excited because all my childhood memories were refreshed on seeing her. It was nice meeting her.

That’s all for now.

Bye   

  Q1. What is the purpose of diary writing? Ans. The purpose of diary writing is to record incidents, feelings, observations, reactions, conversations and any other memorable thing that happens during the day.   Q2. What should be included in a diary entry? Ans. A good diary entry contains the date, time and place of when the entry is being written. It also contains salutations like “Dear diary” and “Goodbye diary”.   Q3. How should a diary entry be structured? Ans. A diary entry should be structured in the following format: Date Day Time Place Salutation (Dear diary, Hello diary) Main content (Description of the day or incident and how you feel because of it) Closing (Bye diary) Your name (Signature can also be included)   Q4. What language and tone should be used in a diary entry? Ans. Diary writing is a creative writing topic. Also, a diary is a book in which you record your personal feelings. Therefore, the language should be informal. The tone should be friendly, but it will vary from question to question.   Q5. How should a diary entry be dated? Ans. In a diary entry, the date should be written at the beginning of the entry. It can be written in two ways: Date: 9th November 2023 9 November 2023 The complete name of the month should be written. Short form as ‘Nov’ or ‘9.11.23’ should be avoided.. Abbreviation and numerical representation of the months are not the correct way to write the date in a diary entry.   Q6. How should a diary entry be organised and formatted? Ans. A diary entry should be structured in the following format: Date Day Time Place Salutation (Dear diary, Hello diary) Main content (Description of the day or incident and how you feel because of it) Closing (Bye diary) Your name (Signature can also be included)   Q7. What are some common mistakes to avoid when writing a diary entry? Ans. The following are some common mistakes to avoid when writing a diary entry: Do not write abbreviations and sentence structure and language should be grammatically correct. The entry should be written in past tense as the day or the incident you are writing about has already happened. Do not misspell the word ‘diary’ as ‘dairy’. The content in the main body should be related to the incident or experience. Also keep the word limit in mind.   Q8. How can diary writing be used to reflect on personal experiences and emotions? Ans. Diary writing is an effective means of recording personal experiences. We also write about how the incident made us feel. After writing the entry and re-reading it, we get an opportunity to reflect on our experience and emotions. Hence, diary writing can be used to reflect on personal experiences and emotion.  

Q9. How can diary writing be used to document important events and observations?

Ans. Diary writing is used to record what all happened in the day of the writer and how the writer feels about the happening. These happenings can also be the important events happening around the world and the writer’s feelings can also be linked to how the country he/she lives in is being impacted. Therefore, diary writing can be used to document important events and observations.

Q10. How can diary writing be used to set goals and track progress?

Ans. Diary writing is used to record what all happened in the writer’s day. This can also include what all the writer had done, what all the writer had achieved, and what the writer needs to do to achieve the goals which need to be achieved. Therefore, diary writing can be used to set goals and track progress.

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Diary Entry Class 9 CBSE Format, Topics, Examples, Samples

September 4, 2021 by Prasanna

Diary Entry Class 9

writing is the writing down of events, transactions and observations in a highly personalized manner. It is wrapped around creative thoughts and is basically the outpouring of what one feels or has experienced with regard to a particular stimulus. A diary can be written on a daily basis or at intervals, depending on the inclination of the writer.

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Diary Entry Class 9 CBSE Format, Topics, Examples, Samples Pdf

A diary entry is a form of writing where an individual records an account of the day. We record important and significant days and with it our personal feelings. Thus, it is a personal document. The general format of a diary is given below.

Diary Entry Format :

Diary Entry Solved Question With Answers for Class 9 CBSE

Question 1. All the news channels were reporting the earthquake in Nepal on 25 April 20XX. After watching the effects of the natural disaster, write a diary entry about what you were feeling at that point in time. Answer: 25 April, 20XX 10 a.m., Sunday I am really sad about what happened yesterday.I was watching the news when suddenly I got to hear that a big earthquake had hit Nepal. I was shocked to see so much destruction in just a matter of minutes. I was genuinely scared by what happened and hoped there would be fewer casualties. Was praying for my friend in Nepal would be okay. I tried calling but I could not get through. I’m very worried. I have sent a message, hoping he’ll call back.

(your name)

Question 2. You are Naresh. You happened to go to Agra on a crowded bus on a hot summer day. Record your experience in 100-150 words in your diary. Answer: Wednesday, 10 October 20XX Dear Diary,

Today I had the bitterest experience of my life. I never had such an awful experience in my life. I had gone to Agra for urgent work. There were very few buses running today as most of them had been put on Election duty. I waited for two hours at the bus stop to get into the bus. It was much crowded. People were pushing each other. Luggage was falling over people. The bus was more than full to its capacity.

There were brawls, even fistfighting which was somehow brought under control by the timely intervention of some elderly passengers. I somehow managed to get some space for myself. It was really difficult to even breathe for me. Everyone was sweating. After the journey of two hours, I came out of the bus and took a sigh of relief.

I will never forget this journey in my life.

Question 3. You are Neha. Today is your birthday and your father has gifted you a laptop. You are very happy to own it as you wanted to have for a long time. Before going to bed you intend to share your joy with your diary. Write a diary entry in 100-150 words expressing your feeling. Answer: Tuesday, 19 October 20XX Dear Diary

My joy knows no bounds today. It is my birthday and my father has given me a portable laptop as a gift. It is like a dream come true as I wanted to possess one for a long time. Now I would be able to browse the necessary information that I could not find in the library. I can’t thank my father enough for the gift that he has given. He has never deprived us of anything in life.

Now, I can communicate with people through email and even chat with my friends. I can play games during my leisure time. Although, it is a small thing it holds the entire world. I hope I am able to use this gift effectively. The Internet today can make us global. So, it has great relevance in today’s world.

Question 4. The annual examination results have been declared and you found out that you have secured first division but your closest friend was unsuccessful. Write a diary entry about how that made you feel and what you think would help to motivate him/her to work harder and try for a re-examination. Answer: (date) (time), (day)

The annual exam results got declared today. I was very happy that I could get at least a first division. My parents would be very happy when they hear about this. But I’m also slightly sad and worried about my friend Raj. He couldn’t clear his exam and he is very upset. I think I’ll go cheer him up sometime tomorrow and help him get back on his feet. I’ll tell him it’s not too late. He can appear for the re-examination paper now instead of waiting for next year. I hope things work out.

Question 5. A peaceful protest march was launched by students all over India against the growing crime against women in the capital city. All the news channels gave wide coverage to the rally inviting different opinions on the issue. Make a diary entry in 100-150 words expressing your feelings oh the same. Answer: March 23, 20XX, Home Friday, 10:30 p.m.

Assaults against women, especially the young ones, have become the norm of the day. First, Jessica Lai and then scores of others have become the target of the brutality of twisted minds. Cases of rapes, dowry deaths, eve-teasing, abductions, burning of bodies keep increasing by the day. There is hardly any field where women are not abused or exploited. Girls are viewed as liabilities and boys as assets and insurance for the parents’ old age.

The youth has to bring in the change. The steps taken by the masses, especially the university students are a wake-up call in the right direction. Where authorities fail, public protests of this kind will go a long way in doing justice to all the victims and pressurise the judicial system to book the culprits.

Question 6. You recently participated in the All India CBSE National Quiz Competition and reached the finals. The final round was telecast over the national channel where you and your team won the quiz. Describe your feelings in 100-150 words through a diary entry. Answer: Wednesday, May 11, 20XX Home, 10:30 p.m.

We were excited as our team was among the four finalists at the All India CBSE National Quiz Competition, 20XX. This was an eagerly awaited moment because the final round was being telecast live on the national channel. Truly it was a juncture when we would have to test our worth, even as we strengthened our scores. The start was uneventful and pallid, but in the ‘superfast’ round, our luck, and presence of mind, helps us come up with the right answers in record time. With faces beaming in jubilation we walked up to receive the trophy as the blinding lights of cameras flashed around. The event became the most-visited programme of the year, as there were numerous telecasts of our moment of triumph.

Question 7. You recently attended a wedding. The ostentatious display of wealth made you reflect on the disparity existing in society. Make a diary entry in 100-150 words expressing your feelings. Answer: Thursday, May 13, 20XX Home, 11:00 p.m.

The city’s glitterati were in attendance as the bridegroom descended on the wedding grounds from a helicopter. The bride, accompanied by brothers and cousins, arrived on a bejeweled carpet to garland her Prince Charming. A procession of horses and camels lined the route. The gentlemen sported liveried regalia while ladies shimmered in diamonds. In contrast, the basti beyond was plunged in darkness, its half-clad residents squatting on charpoys pilled out to gape at the proceedings next door.

This was a crass and heart-rending image of disparity that made me even more resolute to do my bit for the less fortunate, taking from those with plenty to satisfy those that lack even the bare necessities. Yes, I’d work to reduce this stark difference in lifestyles. I would want to bridge the gap between the ‘haves’ and ‘have nots’. I would want to return it to the society by helping these downtrodden and underprivileged people.

Question 8. You won the Best Student Award this year. Make a diary entry in 100-150 words expressing your feelings. You can take help from the given hints.

Answer: February 12, 20XX, Thursday School, 11:15 P.m.

The School Assembly held to announce the winner of the Best Student Award, felt uneventful as I felt I was a non-contender. My lethargic half-hearted attention was rudely shaken awake when some classmates simply picked me up on their shoulders and raced to the podium. When the news sank in, I saw rings before my eye%. I mumbled a quick ‘Thank you sir’, as the Principal shook hands with me.

A surge of happiness surged in when I saw the gear-fitted racing bike on the doorstep of our flat. I hugged my parents, strapped on the helmet and was off to the nearby velodrome for my first cycle racing lesson. How can I ever forget this memorable day of my life! The moment of pride, smiles on my parents’ faces will always remain etched in my mind. I have now been chosen as the Head Boy of my school and I want to be an inspiration to all the junior students.

Question 9. A group of fifteen students from your class recently wept to Rashtrapati Bhavan to meet the President. Write your joyous experience through a diary entry in 100-150 words. Answer: Saturday, January 26, 20XX Home, 11:05 p.m.

As a team member of the special invitees honoured with India’s Bravery Award, the high point of our felicitations included a visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan and an audience with the President of India. As soon as we entered the premises, I was struck by the imperial and awe-inspiring facade of the building and its plush interiors. The President congratulated us. We then posed for a group photo with the dignitary and thereafter gorged ourselves on the delicious spread of eats.

Finally, I walked up to the President and requested him for his autograph. The evening ended with a guided tour of the Mughal Gardens, making the visit a memorable and enriching experience to be savoured for the rest of my life. That moment of honour to be with the President of India, the ever beautiful Mughal Gardens — the whole experience has changed me for the better as a person!

Question 10. You recently lost an expensive wristwatch belonging to your grandfather. You are now feeling afraid to confess. Express your feelings of anguish through a diary entry in 100-150 words. Answer: Wednesday, June 20, 20XX Home, 8:30 p.m.

Losing and forgetting things is a constant problem with me. Earlier it was my own things that I lost. Last week to my dismay, I lost my grandfather’s gold watch that I was taking to the market for servicing. As soon as I discovered the loss, I went back to the spot and scoured the area several times. I even made enquiries, but to no avail. I cannot repay the loss because it is of vintage make.

Grandfather will ask about his watch soon enough and I don’t know what I should tell him. I am in a dilemma whether to tell him the truth or not. Oh, how I curse myself for being so careless! As a last resort, I have decided to make a clean breast of it to my father. He can then lodge an FIR.

Question 11. Your sister and you decided to give your mother a day off from the kitchen on her birthday. Write a diary entry in 100-150 words on how you managed to run the kitchen without your mother’s assistance. > Answer: Sunday, January 27, 20XX Home, 11:45 p.m.

For mother’s birthday, my sister Rina and I offered to take over the kitchen chores. For breakfast Rina suggested parathas, but I vetoed the idea as there was no readymade dough in the fridge. As Rina complained of smarting eyes from cutting onions, we served dal and curd for lunch. During lunch Rina suggested we bake a cake and I went shopping as finding ingredients in mother’s cupboard appeared daunting.

While Rina read out the instructions, I stirred and mixed and spooned the mixture onto the baking bowl. The cake came off second-rate but mother praised our efforts till her eyes felt moist. She was very appreciative of the fact that we had been so thoughtful to have given her a day off from the kitchen. By dinnertime we were too tired to do more, so father took us out for a meal.

Question 12. You went for a heritage walk to a ruined ancient monument. The place was neglected and encroached upon. Write a description in the diary in 100-150.words of what you saw and what you imagine the place would have been like, in its heydays. Answer: Monday, February 2, 20XX Home, 10:30 p.m.

I joined a group of twenty students, on a heritage walk to the ruins of Chirag-i-Dilli. I was shocked to see how the place had been ‘modernised’. The old frescoes on the walls were completely hidden. Multi-storied buildings stood where once existed a garden. The ancient majlis khana or meeting room had been converted into a residence by squatters. We learned from the caretaker that once there were gateways all around but all what remains of it are a few mounds of small-sized bricks known as Lahori bricks. I imagined how beautiful and inviting the place must have been for weary travellers of yore.

I am contemplating with the idea of contacting the ASI as this particular heritage site requires to get back its old-world charm. How they will do it is their job but I am determined to protect our heritage at all costs!

Question 13. During the final examinations, you prepared for an English test, on the day when it was a Mathematics test. You realised your mistake when you were inside the Examination Hall. Narrate your experience in 100-150 words and how you overcame the situation. Answer: Tuesday, March 15, 20XX Home, 11:00 p.m.

I broke into a cold sweat. It was the Mathematics paper whereas I had come prepared for an English test! Bewildered and panicky, I asked permission to leave, but that was permitted half an hour later. I decided to read the paper, to while away my time. On a second reading, things looked clearer and before long, I had tackled most of the paper. After some time, I revised my work to make sure that what I had answered was correct.

As there was still time, I attempted the next question and found it solvable and in this way, the entire paper was completed. Regularity with my lessons had paid dividends, even when things had gone drastically askew. Today, when I think about it, I get goosebumps even now. That I could have got mixed up with my subject is beyond my comprehension.

Question 14. You are Chuck Hooper. You could not control your emotions when you received the promotion order and broke down. Write a diary entry in about 100-150 words paying tribute to Duke. [CBSE 2016] Answer: Tuesday, March 15, 20XX 9:30 p.m., Home Paying Tribute to Duke

For two long decades, I worked as a peon in the office of hon’ble Duke of Edinburgh. Only yesterday I received a promotion as a senior assistant to the principal secretary, John Munroe, and my joys knew no bounds. To my surprise, it is really a great boon in my life. I have recorded all my joys, achievements, and failures in my diary Flute.

‘Flute’ is my great hope and lifelong companion. Hence, on this great day of my promotion, I would like to send my diary ‘Flute’ to hon’ble Duke a tribute which receives plaudits from all quarters. But, at the same time, I also know that the hon’ble Duke would not read my diary as it is a very personal document. I wish I could share it with him!

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Introduction What is diary entry? Format of diary writing Samples of diary entry

But diary entry is one of the writing skills in English language paper. If student get proper knowledge about it then they can score well.

Normally many people have the habit of writing diary daily. This habit is the best habit as it is a record of important events and significant actions. Writing a diary is one of the exciting parts of one’s life. It is a very easy and simple way of exhibiting own thought and experiences. In many mysterious movies and novels diary plays very vital role to solve the mystery.

Anyways let us come back to our point. Let’s see, the exact definition of diary entry according to the English language.

What is diary entry?

A diary is a record of the happenings of the day written in an informal language. It is the documentation of real experiences in one’s life.

One writes the diary for own satisfaction. While writing the diary one thinks as if the diary is the best friend and will narrate the incident or own experience. So obviously the speech of language will be informal as one is narrating the experience to the best friend.

On the left side of the page the date should be written.

The pattern of writing date – Friday, January 10, 2021 (day, month date, year)

After writing date you can mention time, that is the time of writing diary time.

Then start the diary by salutation- dear diary or dearest diary.

Next to that line you can start the diary.

Last part closure that is just end bye your name.

How to write the diary entry?

It is in first person narration. It is in simple present or simple past tense. As it is informal type of writing, sketches, drawings, emoticons and other creative expressions can also be used. It should be in conversational tone and friendly language as if you are speaking to your friend. Just feel free while writing the diary. There should be use of adjectives which can describe your frame of mind and mood. The diary entry maybe describing your good mood or bad mood, it should be written in informal tone.

Samples of diary writing

Question 1 (Primary level)

Today is the best day of your life. You participated in a national level storytelling competition and have won the first prize. Describe your feelings when you have declared the national champion in diary entry.

Friday, August 04, 2021

Dearest diary,

I have been on cloud nine today since I heard the result of my story telling competition. I never thought that I will be the first winner of this competition.  I took many efforts for this competition but I was trembling while telling the story on the stage.  But when they announced my name I was just tickled pink. First time I was over the moon. Really fantastic situation I experienced today. It’s really outstanding moment of my life. That is all for today.

Question 2 (Middle level)

You are Jenny. Today you have experienced the first snow fall l off the season. Describe your experience and feelings in a diary entry.

Saturday, December 15, 2021

Dear diary,

My toady’s day was full of enjoyment. I feel like celebrating. You know what the enjoyment was. Today I saw the first snow fall of the season. It was the first snowfall of the season but for me also it was the first snowfall. I never experienced this snow fall. I only heard about it and seen in movies and television. But today was my lucky day to see this dazzling event. The snow had covered the tree, rooftops, and vehicles. It has been snowing since morning. Looking through the window, the snow appears extraordinary beautiful. It is biting cold, but my family and I are enjoying it. We enjoyed soup and hot pakoras in the evening. It was really excited and memorable event for me.

Thus I enjoyed my first snowfall of the season.

Question 3 (Middle level)

You are selected to play a lead role in annual day. Write a diary entry expressing your joy and surprising.

Monday, July 12, 2021

I have been dying to tell you what happened today! This is the most exciting day of my life.

Can you guess what happened today…today when I went to school, my class teacher entered in our class and she randomly picked up few students among us? I was one of them. We were puzzled why the teacher took us along with her. She gave us few dialogues and asked to practice them. After few minutes, she told us to execute one by one. Finally, when it was my turn, I felt much tensed. I took a deep breath and started performing my dialogues, and you know what! Everyone was impressed by my act and they gave me a big round of applause. Our teacher has selected me for lead role for forth-coming annual day celebration. I’m so excited and I’ll give my best in the act.

That is all for today. See you soon

Question 4 (Higher level)

You are Jim. Today was the first day in a boarding school. You have left your home and family first time. It is first time to live alone in new place with new friends. Write a diary entry about expressing your thoughts and emotions regarding your new life.

Wednesday, June 25, 2021

Hi my best friend. I was eager to tell you about today’s day. Today’s day was little bit chaotic and difficult for me. Why?

I will tell you. Today was my first day in the hostel life. This is the first time that I have left my home and family first time. It is the first time that I am alone in new place and with new people. When I entered to the hostel room I felt like crying. There were already two members in the room and they have become friends of each other so felt little awkward with them. But my parents made me comfortable by making my friendship with them. I was just feeling like I am going to appear for an exam. After settling in hostel my parents went off. That time was really crucial for me. But my roommates were nice they cheered me up. Now I am feeling little bit free. But don’t know how about tomorrow. It’s also a new challenge for me. Let’s see tomorrow what happens? Ok by my friend diary. We will meet tomorrow.

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Diary Entry for Class 9 CBSE

Diary Entry for Class 9 CBSE Format, Topics, Examples, Samples

Diary writing is the writing down of events, transactions and observations in a highly personalized manner. It is wrapped around creative thoughts and is basically the outpouring of what one feels or has experienced with regard to a particular stimulus. A diary can be written on a daily basis or at intervals, depending on the inclination of the writer.

Basic  English Grammar  rules can be tricky. In this article, we’ll get you started with the basics of sentence structure, punctuation, parts of speech, and more.

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Diary Entry Class 9 CBSE Format, Topics, Examples, Samples PDF

Some of the essential characteristics of a diary are:

Diary Entry Exercise Solved Examples for Class 9 CBSE

Question 1. Today when you were on your way to school, a man walking just in front of you dropped his wallet. He did not realize he had dropped it. What did you do? Write a diary entry about the incident.

Question 2. You are going on a school picnic with your classmates and teachers. You are very excited. The night before the trip you sit down to write your diary. Describe what you have planned for the picnic and how you hope to enjoy yourself there. You are Ramesh. Write your dairy in 100-150 words.

Question 3. It was your first time traveling in a local train in Mumbai. Record the events you experienced in your diary in about 100-150 words.

Question 4. You are Ashish living in Delhi. You had to attend a wedding ceremony in Mumbai. Your father took you there by airplane. You are very excited as it was your first journey by plane. Write a diary entry in 100-150 words sharing your experience.

Diary Entry Format For Class 9 Diagnostic test 3

You had the most difficult test today but you knew everything on the paper. You answered all the questions and you are really happy with how things turned out. Write a diary entry about it. Start with the anxiety you felt before you saw the question paper.

Answer: (a) was really worried about the test today (b) last night because I kept thinking about it (c) definitely fail (d) believe my eyes when I saw the question paper (e) how to answer all the questions (f) for the results to be announced

Score yourself for each diagnostic test: 5 – good 4 – satisfactory 3 or less – you need to develop writing skills through adequate practice

Diary Entry Practice Exercise for Class 9 CBSE

Question 1. Have you ever disobeyed specific instructions given by your parents? If so, what did you do? What was the consequence of your disobedience? Write a diary entry about the time you disobeyed your parents leading to serious consequences.

Question 2. Your Summative Assessment examinations are round the corner. The syllabus is vast and whenever you sit down to study you are unable to concentrate as you are very nervous. You feel you may let down your parents and your teachers who have a lot of expectations from you. Write a diary entry about your feelings in about 100-150 words.

Question 3. Your friend wants your opinion on a new friend whom you do not approve of. Will you tell your friend your true feelings or what he/she would like to hear? Write a diary entry in about 100-150 words about your dilemma.

Question 4. Write a diary entry that begins, “I wish I could forget the time I… because …” in about 100-150 words.

Question 5. You saw a 3D film. Write a diary entry in about 100-150 words about the experience.

Question 6. You are Hritik/Ritika. One of your classmates has decided to skip school without informing the teachers. Write a diary entry about what you did and what happened? Give an account of the events in the form of a diary entry in not more than 150 words.

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Dairy Entry Writing for Class 8 CBSE Format, Topics Exercises, and Examples

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A diary entry is a form of writing where an individual records an account of the day. We record important and significant days and with it our personal feelings. Thus, it is a personal document. The general format of a diary is given below.

Diary is a personal document. It records an individual’s account of a day of his/her life.

Solved Questions

Question 1: Write a diary entry describing the favourite time of your day. Answer:

06-01 2016 Monday,

Dear Diary My favourite time of the day is between 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. This is the time when the sun is set and the air starts cooling down. At this time I either go for a stroll, play some games or sit quietly watching the activities around me. Sitting quietly doing nothing, in particular, is what I like the most.

The compound surrounding my house is a fairly large one. So my father has planted many trees in it. Birds of all sorts come to the trees in the evening and sing their sweet songs. I just sit under my favourite rambutan tree and listen to those lovely birds. However, I cannot just sit quietly all the time. My parents sometimes ask me to mow the lawn or help them in some gardening tasks.

These I do gladly for the air is nice and cool. Working under a hot sun is one thing I do not like. In the evening the sun is soft and gentle. It is pleasant to work in the garden then. Other times I might go out for a stroll or play games with my friends. In fact, many people come out of their houses to breathe in the cool evening air and to relax a bit, unless it is raining. This is the time of the day when the playing fields, parks and other recreational areas are filled with people. I guess I am not the only one who enjoys a nice outing in the evening.

Question 2: Yesterday it was your first day in your new school. You made new friends. Teachers were good to you and you liked the infrastructure of the school. Write about your experiences and feelings about the new school in your diary. Answer:

Wednesday, 1st July, 20XX                                              8:30 pm

Dear diary, Today, I joined my new school. It was a very nice and exciting. My class teacher was very nice to me. She introduced me to the entire class. I sat with Neha, the monitor of the class. She helped me in every way possible. She gave me her notebooks, shared her lunch with me. She even helped me with my classwork. The best thing I liked about the school was the library. It was big and spacious. I am a passionate reader and I found many books of my favourite authors. The computer lab was well equipped with the latest models of computers. I look forward to going to school tomorrow. Now, I am not missing my old friends and my old school. Now, I am going to sleep as I have to get up early in the morning to get ready for school.

Question 3: Recently you visited the old age home in Delhi. You met old people who were lonely and sick. Their children had left them to fend for themselves. When you talked to them, you felt bad about the fact that they were not living with their children. Write about your experiences in your diary. Answer:

Friday, 30th November, 20XX                                          7:30 pm

Dear diary, Today, I visited an old age home. I was surprised to see the condition of the old people there. Even though the medical facilities and food were good, it was disheartening to see that most of them were under depression. Their children had abandoned them. Some had forcefully kicked them out of the house. So now, they have nowhere to go. When I talked to them, my heart was filled with sympathy for them. What could I do to make them happy? I told them some jokes and riddles, but they seemed to be unmoved by the humour. I spent some time with them and promised myself one thing. I will look after my parents when I grow up. I will never leave them like this. I wondered why people misbehave with their parents like this. Parents should be respected and loved because parents are the best people in this world.

Question 4: You witnessed a quarrel among some children of your colony. Make a diary entry giving an account of the quarrel giving some suggestions to avoid such quarrels in future. Answer:

Monday, 12th March, 20XX                                             8:00 pm

Dear diary, Today, when I was coming back from school, I saw some children at the corner of the street quarrelling among themselves. I could hear them shouting at each other. When I went nearer, I could recognise two of them. They were Nikhil and Suraj. I could sense the danger prevailing there as some older boys had hockey sticks in their hands. At once I ran towards Nikhil’s house and informed his mother about the quarrel. She rushed towards the spot along with some neighbours. As soon as the children saw elders approaching, they ran away. Nikhil was relieved to see his mother as some older boys from the neighbouring colony were bullying them and asking them to part with their money and other valuables. I advised Nikhil not to talk to people whom he didn’t know. I told him to play near his house and not too far away. Nikhil’s mother thanked me for my prompt action. You know diary, today I am feeling at the top of the world as I have done a good deed. Now, I am going to sleep as I am very tired. Bye

Question 5: It was the happiest day of your life when your class teacher informed you that you have been selected as the ‘Best sportsman of the year’. You are thrilled as now you will receive the award at the Annual Day Celebrations. Make a diary entry recording your feelings in it. Answer:

Thursday, 10th November, 20XX                                      9.00 pm

Dear diary, Today was the best day of my life. Guess why ? Sumati mam told me that I have been selected as the ‘Best sportsman of the year’. I am so happy that all the hard work that I had done, paid back today. I can never forget how much I had toiled in the field, during the summer camp to get into the school football team. My coach had appreciated my efforts. My parents will be so proud of me when I will receive the trophy for the ‘Best Sportsman’ from the Chief Guest. All the parents and teachers will clap for me. I will be a hero at that moment. I have also been selected to represent the team for the School Nationals to be held next month. God, please give me strength and endurance to live up to the expectations of my coach and my parents.

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