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Saturday, 21 June 2014

NEW AND UPDATED SYLLABUS: Class XI, English B, WBCHSE, w.e.f. Session 2013-2014



Division of marks
Prose : 20 marks
Verse : 20 marks
Rapid Reader : 10 marks
Textual Grammar : 10 marks
Writing (paragraph/story)  : 10 marks
ESP Newspaper advertisement : 05 marks
Commercial leaflet  : 05 marks
Project  : 20 marks
Total : 100 marks

Prose
  1. Leela's Friend -- R. K. Narayan
  2. Karma -- Khushwant Sing
  3. Alias Jimmy Valentine -- O Henry
  4. Nobel Lecture -- Mother Teresa
  5. The Place of Art in Education -- Nandalal Bose (Speaking of Art, Viswa Bharati -- 1999 edition), (Pages--23 to 26 upto first paragraph ending with......"according to the location" on page 26).
Verse
  1. Upon the Westminster Bridge -- William Wordsworth
  2. Meeting at Night -- Robert Browning
  3. The Sick Rose -- William Blake
  4. Brotherhood -- Octavio Paz
  5. Daybreak -- H W Longfellow
Rapid Reader (Any One)
Tales from Shakespeare -- Charles Lamb and Mary Lamb (edited version)
 Macbeth, Othello, The Comedy of Errors, As You Like It, Twelfth Night.
Textual Grammar
Text based grammatical questions on Voice Change, Narration Change, Transformation of sentences, Joining of sentences, Splitting of sentences, Appropriate articles and prepositions, etc.
Writing
Paragraph writing / Story writing ( about 150-200 words)
ESP
Newspaper Advertisement : All types, classifieds (within 50 words)
Commercial Leaflet : Opening of a showroom /Institution/ Training centre, Launching tour programmes by travel agency, Discount sale (within 50 words).
Project (1000-1500 words) (Any one) : 
  • Dramatizing a story from within the syllabus or outside the syllabus
  • Developing a story with the beginning given in 2-3 sentences
  • Writing an autobiography of an object / persons / self
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The original Text Book

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NEW SYLLABUS : CLASS XII, ENGLISH B, WBCHSE, SESSION 2015-2016

CLASS-XII

Full Marks : 100
LITERATURE: 50 MARKS
a) Prose : 20 Marks
b) Verse : 20 Marks
c) Drama : 10 Marks
LANGUAGE : 30 MARKS
a) Textual Grammar : 10 Marks
b) Reading Comprehension : 10 Marks
c) ESP : 10 Marks
PROJECT : 20 MARKS
LITERATURE : 50 MARKS
Prose
1. The Eyes Have It -- Ruskin Bond
2. Strong Roots (An extract from the chapter Orientation from Wings of Fire) -- APJ Abdul Kalam
    (Universities Press - 2012 edition) (Chapter I, Page: 3-6 upto paragraph ending with ......'Freedom, happiness and peace of mind' on page 6)
3. Thank You, Ma'am -- Langston Hughes
4. The Three Questions -- Leo Tolstoy
Verse
1. On Killing a Tree -- Gieve Patel
2. Asleep in the Valley -- Arthur Rimbaud
3. shall I Compare Thee -- William Shakespeare
4. The Poetry of Earth -- J. Keats
Drama 
The Proposal -- Anton Chekhov
LANGUAGE : 30 MARKS
Textual Grammar
I. Synthesis and splitting of senteses
II. Change of Voice
III. Change of narration
III. Correction of errors
V. Transformation of Sentences
IV. Fill in the Blanks
Reading Comprehension
Unseen Prose Passage (150-200 words)
ESP
Precis writing / Reporting an event / Business / Formal letter
Project : (1000-1500 words)
Topics for project : (any one)
  • Film/ Theatre script review
  • Changing the background/time/social cotext of a play and recording how the characters behave in a changed scenario
  • Indianization of the writings of some English writers like Dickens, Hardy, Jane Austen, Oscar Wilde
  • Fictitious interview of an eminent personality (Current or historical)

Question Pattern for Literature

1. MCQ          12x1=12
2. Short Answer Type Question      8x1=8
3. Analytical/Descriptive Typy Question     5x6=30
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    Note: The texts can also be found in the TEXT page of this site.
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    Syllabus for the old session (2013-2014) of Class-XII [English B] under WBCHSE

    Prose   [15 Marks]
    1. Rajam and Mani : R. K. Narayan
    2. Further Progress in Specialisation : Stephen Leacock
    3. Life at Mokameh Ghat : Jim Corbett
    4. Consequences of Environmental Plunder : Jean Dreze & Amartya Sen
    Poetry  [15 Marks]
    1. The Moon : P. B. Shelley
    2. Nature : H. W. Longfellow
    3. Futility : Wilfred Owen
    4. Where the Mind is Without Fear : Rabindranath Tagore
    Play  [15 Marks]
    • The Bishop’s Candlesticks : Norman Mckinnel
    Textual Grammar   [15 Marks] [Transformation, joining and splitting of sentences, change of narration, use of articles and prepositions, Wh-questions, etc] Letter Writing  [10 Marks] [Official, personal, etc] ESP [English for Special Purpose]  [10 Marks]
    • Report Writing
    • Summary Writing
    Comprehension Test [Unseen Prose]  [20 Marks] Total  [100 Marks]
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