Class 12 English Syllabus, Chapters and Solutions: Jasleen Taneja
Class 12 English Syllabus, Chapters and Solutions: Jasleen Taneja
Class 12 English Syllabus, Chapters and Solutions: Jasleen Taneja
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Jasleen Taneja
Boards like CBSE, CISCE, PSEB etc have released the Class 12 English
syllabus. Students can check the same below. Students must know the
English class 12 syllabus 2024, Class 12 English weightage 2023 and
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Class 12 English solutions to plan their preparation strategically.
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6. Short writing task – Classif ied Advertisements, up to 50 words. One
out of the two givenquestions to be answered (3 Marks: Format :1 /
Content : 1 / Expression : 1)
7.Short writing task –Poster up to 50 words. One out of the two given
questions to be answered.(3 marks:Format : 1 / Content : 1 / Expression :
1)
8. Long Writing task: Speech in 120-150 words based on verbal / visual
cues related to contemporary / age-appropriate topic. One out of the
two given questions to be answered. (5 Marks: Format: 1 / Content: 2
/ Expression: 2)
10. One Poetry extract out of two, f rom the book Hornbill, to assess
comprehension, interpretation, analysis, inf erence and appreciation.
(3x1=3 Marks)
11. One Prose extract out of two, f rom the book Hornbill, to assess
comprehension, interpretation, analysis, evaluation and appreciation.
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(3x1=3 Marks)
12. One prose extract out of two, f rom the book Snapshots, to assess
comprehension, interpretation, analysis, inf erence and appreciation.
(4x1=4 Marks)
13. Two Short answer type questions (one f rom Prose and one f rom
Poetry, f rom the book Hornbill), out of f our, to be answered in 40-50
words. Questions should elicit inf erential responses through critical
thinking. (3x2=6 Marks)
14. One Short answer type question, f rom the book Snapshots, to be
answered in 40- 50 words. Questions should elicit inf erential
responses through critical thinking. One out of two questions to be
done. (3x1=3 Marks)
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PAPER I: THEORY - 80 Marks
Question One: A composition on one of a number of subjects.
Question Two:
(a) Directed writing (article writing, book review, f ilm review, review of
cultural programme, speech writing, report writing, personal prof ile, and
statement of purpose) based on suggested points.
(b) Proposal Writing based on a given situation. The proposal should
include (i) An Introduction (ii) Objectives (iii) List of measures to be
taken. A concluding statement is desirable.
Question Three: Short-answer questions to test grammar, structure and
usage.
Question Four: Comprehension.
NOTE: It is recommended that in Paper 1, about 45 minutes should be
spent on Question one, 55 minutes on Question two, 30 minutes on
Question three and 50 minutes on Question f our.
Question One
Candidates will be required to select one composition topic f rom a choice
of six. The choice will normally include narrative, descriptive, ref lective,
argumentative, discursive topics and short story.
The required length of the composition is 400 – 450 words.
The main criteria by which the compositions will be marked are as f ollows:
(a) The quality of the language employed, the range and appropriateness
of vocabulary and sentence structure, syntax, the correctness of
grammatical constructions, punctuation and spelling.
(b) The degree to which candidates have been successf ul in organising
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the content of the composition as a whole and in individual paragraphs.
Question Two
There are two parts in this question and both parts are compulsory.
(a) The piece of directed writing will be based on the inf ormation and
ideas provided. The required length will be about 300 words. The range of
subjects may include article writing, book review, f ilm review, review of
cultural programme, speech writing, report writing, personal prof ile and
statement of purpose. Skills such as selecting, amplif ying, describing,
presenting reasoned arguments, re-arranging and re-stating may be
involved. The candidates’ ability in the above skills, including f ormat, will
be taken into account as well as their ability to handle language
appropriately in the context of the given situation.
(b) Candidates will be required to write a proposal based on a given
situation. The proposal should include an introduction, objectives and a
list of measures to be taken. A concluding statement is desirable. The
candidates will also be marked on linguistic ability.
Question Three
All the items in this question are compulsory and their number and type /
pattern may vary f rom year to year. They will consist of short-answer,
open completion items or any other type, which will test the candidates’
knowledge of the essentials of f unctional English grammar and structure.
Only two or three types will be included in any one examination.
Question Four
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f rom the text.
A question that elicits the main ideas of all or part of the passage. In
this part of the question, the candidate will be required to f rame a
summary (keeping to a word limit), in a coherent manner. Marks will be
awarded f or expression and the candidate’s ability to summarise
clearly in complete sentences. Marks will be deducted f or linguistic
errors.
It is recommended that this part be done in the grid f orm.
Use of abbreviations will not be accepted.
All questions are compulsory.
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next time at a slower speed. The passage may be taken f rom any novel,
newspaper, magazine article, journal and so on but not f rom an ICSE or
ISC textbook. Students may make brief notes during the readings
f ollowed by answering objective type questions based on the passage, on
the paper provided.
Speaking Skills (to be internally assessed by the subject teacher)
Students are to be assessed through an individual presentation of about
three minutes f ollowed by a discussion with the subject teacher, f or
another two or three minutes.
Some of the themes which may be addressed are:
1. Narrating an experience
2. Giving directions or instructions on how to make or operate
something
3. Providing a description
4. Giving a report
5. Expressing an opinion or a theme-based conversation
Writing Skills (to be externally assessed by the Visiting Examiner)
A piece of written work of about 500 words must be produced. List of
suggested assignments f or Project Work:
1. The text of a brochure
2. A product description
3. A process description (e.g. instruction to operate a device, a recipe,
a scientif ic experiment)
4. Description of a sporting event
5. An autobiographical experience
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6. Review of a television serial
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can check the ISC Class 12 English syllabus on the of f icial website -
cisce.org.
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