Term 1 Core English(301) Syllabus grade 12

As per new guidelines of CBSE, the TERM 1 SYLLABUS of Core ENGLISH code 301 for class 12 is shared below

SEC -A                                                                                Marks

Reading Comprehension(Two passages)
    * Unseen passage(factual, descriptive or                        8
       literary/discursive or persuasive)
    *Case based unseen (factual)/data, table, graph interpretation/ inference based passage                             6

SEC-B

Short Writing Task:                                                          3
   Notice writing
   Classified Advertisement

Long Writing Task:
     Letter to Editor                                                                5
   Article Writing                                
    
SEC-C
LITERATURE:
(Extract based questions and questions
based on text)
FLAMINGO:                                                                    11
   PROSE: includes three lessons as follows:
        *The last lesson
        *Lost Spring
        *Deep Water
   POETRY:includes three poems as mentioned below:
        *My mother at sixty six
        *An elementary classroom in a slum
        *Keeping Quiet
VISTAS:includes two lessons as mentioned below:                                                                        7
        *The Third Eye
        *The Enemy

                                                            TOTAL                 40

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July 29, 2021 at 10:27 AM
Unknown said…
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July 29, 2021 at 10:40 AM
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July 30, 2021 at 1:27 AM
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