FYJC Activity Sheet Pattern.

 

Activity Sheet Pattern Std 11 English


Q. 1 A Prose Section : Seen Extract 12 Marks 
A1 Global Understanding 2
A2 Complex Factual 2
A3 Inference /Interpretation 2
A4 Personal Response 2
A5 Language Study(Grammar) 2 
A6 Vocabulary 2

B: Non Textual Grammar 4 Marks 
A1. Transformation (Rewrite as instructed) 3 
A2. Spot the error 1

Q 2 A Prose Section :Unseen Extract 12 Marks 
A1 Global Understanding 2
A2 Complex Factual 2
A3 Inference /Interpretation2
A4 Personal Response 2
A5 Language Study(Grammar) 2 
A6 Vocabulary 2

B : Summary of the above extract. 3 Marks 

C : Note Making /Mind mapping based on a separate unseen extract  3 Marks 

Q3 Poetry Section 10 Marks 
A1 Global Understanding 2
A2 Inference /Interpretation /Analysis 2
A3 Personal Response 2
A4 Poetic Device 2
A5 Poetic Creativity 2

B: Appreciation 4 Marks 

Q4 Writing Skill: Section Three 16 Marks 
A. Letter 4
OR
email 4

B Expansion of Ideas / Film Review /Blog Writing (As option) 4 marks

C Appeal /Leaflet /Report Writing /View Counter-view (As option) 4 marks

D Interview /Speech /Compering /Dialogue Writing 4 marks

Genre Drama Section Four (Memory based activities) 16 Marks 
Q5 A. Activities on 4.1 History of English Drama 4 marks
A1 MCQ type /Matching /order 2

A2 Fill in the blank /True/False/Elements of Drama 2
 Note: Activities will not be repeated.

B. Activities on 4.2 The Rising of the Moon 4 marks
(Activities should be based on : Plot /Structure /Theme /Setting /Language /Character) 
A1 
A2

C Activities on 4.3  A Midsummer - Night's Dream 4 marks
(Activities should be based on : Plot /Structure /Theme /Setting /Language /Character) 
A1 2
A2 2

D Activities on 4. 3 An
 Enemy of the People 4 marks
(Activities should be based on : Plot /Structure /Theme /Setting /Language /Character) 
A1 2
A2 2 

Activities in Genre will not be repeated & no passage will be provided.




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