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History of Novel MCQ Test-05

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel - MCQs

Maharashtra State Board, English Yuvakbharati Class-12 

History of Novel MCQs -Class 12

The History of Novel is a significant topic as far as HSC Board Examination is concerned.

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4.1 History of Novel - Practice Unit Test

Unit 4.1 History of Novel ( Unit Test for Practice )

The History of Novel is a crucial topic as far as HSC Board Examination is concerned.

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This Question Bank covers all the possible questions for the board examination.

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History of Novel-Question Bank, 12th std English Yuvakbharati

4.1 History of Novel ( Question Bank with Answers)

Maharashtra State Board 12th std. English Yuvakbharati

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel  Question Bank with answers.

4.1 History of Novel-Question Bank with Answers

 In HSC Board Examination Unit 4.1 History of Novel,  is very significant. 

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HSC Board Exam 2025: RESULT

 

HSC RESULT

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4.1 History of Novel- Practice Test- 02

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel 

Dear students as far as the HSC Board examination is concerned Unit 4.1 History of Novel is very important. Read the notes on the topic History of Novel and solve the Practice Test-1. I hope this test will be helpful in your board examination.

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Unit 4.1 History of Novel - Practice Test

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel 

Dear students as far as the HSC Board examination is concerned Unit 4.1 History of Novel is very important. Read the notes on the topic History of Novel and solve the Practice Test-1. I hope this test will be helpful in your board examination.

Read Unit 4.1 History of Novel and solve the following Online Test.

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Book Review

 Q.4  D) Book Review

Book Review

A Book Review is a critical evaluation of a book based on its strong and weak points, style, language, theme or message,, and recommendation.

A Book Review allows expressing opinions about the book, including its style, language, and theme.

Book Review Example-01

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FILM REVIEW.

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Being Neighborly

 1.1 Being Neighborly by Louisa May Alcott

 Introduction:    

    Being Neighborly is a beautiful story taken from the novel 'Little Women' authored by Louisa May Alcott.  Little Women was first published in 1868. This story is of four sisters- Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy and their friend Lourie. Being Neighborly narrates the beginning of a lifelong friendship between Jo, the brightest and liveliest among the four sisters and Lourie their wealthy new neighbour.

Being Neighborly by Louisa May Alcott

 Unit 1.1 11th std. ( Maharashtra State Board)

Being Neighborly: Activity Sheet

Q.1 Read the extract and complete the activities given below.

       

     “What in the world are you going to do now, Jo?” asked Meg one snowy afternoon, as her sister came tramping through the hall, in rubber boots, old sacque and hood, with a broom in one hand and a shovel in the other. “Going out for exercise,” answered Jo with a mischievous twinkle in her eyes. “I should think two long walks this morning would have been enough! It’s cold and dull out, and I advise you to stay warm and dry by the fire, as I do,” said Meg with a shiver.

        “Never take advice! Can’t keep still all day, and not being a pussy-cat, I don’t like to doze by the fire. I like adventures, and I’m going to find some.”

        Meg went back to toast her feet and read "Ivanhoe"; and Jo began to dig paths with great energy. The snow was light, and with her broom, she soon swept a path all around the garden, for Beth to walk in when the sun came out and the invalid dolls needed air. Now, the garden separated the Marches’ house from that of Mr. Laurence. Both stood in a suburb of the city, which was still countrylike, with groves and lawns, large gardens, and quiet streets. A low hedge parted the two estates. On one side was an old, brown house, looking rather bare and shabby, robbed of the vines that in summer covered its walls and the flowers, which then surrounded it. On the other side was a stately stone mansion, plainly betokening every sort of comfort and luxury, from the big coach house and well-kept grounds to the conservatory and the glimpses of lovely things one caught between the rich curtains. Yet it seemed a lonely, lifeless sort of house, for no children frolicked on the lawn, no motherly face ever smiled at the windows, and few people went in and out, except the old gentleman and his grandson.

A.1 Complete the following statements :

 i. To Jo the fine house seemed lonely and lifeless

ii. Jo swept a path around the garden for Beth to walk in after the sun come out and the dolls needed air.

A.2  Jo doesn't want to be a pussy cat because_______

Ans: Jo doesn't want to be a pussy cat because she is an adventurous girl and she likes adventure. Therefore Jo doesn't want to be a pussy cat.

A3. Describe the contrast between March and Laurence's house.

Ans:  House of March is an old, brown house and it is bare and shabby but children always play around the house. On the other hand, Laurence's house was a stately stone mansion with well-kept grounds but it seemed lonely and lifeless and no children were frolicked around.

A4.  Describe your own house in your own words.

      ( Write your own answer)

A5. Do as directed:

1. 'I advise you to stay warm and dry by the fire.'

( Rewrite the sentence beginning with 'You')

Ans:  You are advised to stay warm and dry by the fire.'


2. 'Meg went back to toast her feet.' 

 (Identify the Tense in the above statement )

Ans- Simple past tense

A6 Give one word for the following group of words:

1. infant short jacket & hood - Sacque

2. Walking with slow heavy steps - tramping

3. Sleep for a short period of time- doze

4. Played cheerfully with fun- frolicked

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ITI- 2nd Year- English Literacy- Online Test-01

ITI - 2nd Year

English Literacy: Greetings and Introduction 

 Online Test- 01- 2nd Year ITI -English Literacy

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Unit 4.1 History of Novel - Online Test-03

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel 

 Online Test- 03

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ONLINE TEST-02 on Unit 4.1 History of Novel

  Unit 4.1 History of Novel 

 Online Test- 02

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Online Test on Unit 4.1 History of Novel

 Unit 4.1 History of Novel 

 Online Test- 01

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BLOG WRITING

  BLOG WRITING

 What is a Blog?

• A blog is a discussion or informational website published on the World Wide Web.

• A blog (shortening of “weblog”) is an online informational website displaying information in reverse chronological order, with the latest posts appearing first. 

• It is a platform where a writer or even a group of writers share their views on an individual subject. 

• Each entry is called a post.

Blog structure :

    We get different types of templates for blogs which include some standard features and structure. Here are some common characteristics that a typical blog will consist of:

• Header with the menu or navigation bar
• Main content area 
• Sidebar with profile, popular posts, blog archive etc.
• Footer with relevant links like a disclaimer, privacy policy, contact page, etc.

Here's a list of reasons why people blog and how blogging can benefit your personal
or professional life.:

• Express yourself and share your passions.
• Shexcitingting information.
• Enhance your writing skills..
• Build your professional network.
• Earn more media exposure.

Importance of Blogs

1. Blogs refine your thoughts

2. Blogs reward the creator

3. Blogs increase knowledge

4. Blogs connect us to our people

5. Blogs give introverts a voice

6. Blogs reward the “new age” publishers

7. Blogs accelerate discovery

8. Blogs open up a world without borders

Steps to Write a Blog Post :

Step 1 : Choose a topic.

Step 2 : Give it an attractive title.

Step 3 : Draft a headline that is both informative and catchy

Step 4 : Have an introduction, lead and concluding paragraph that sums up the blog post.

Step 4 : Use images to enhance your post, Use short paragraphs, simple and short sentences and words.

Step 5 : Edit your blog post. Make sure to avoid repetition. Keep sentences

             and paragraphs short. It is alright to delete or modify your writing at the last                            moment. End your post with a discussion question.

Structure of the Blog :

Example 01:

Ref: English Yuvakbharati, Std-XI

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History of Novel- Online Test

  4.1 History of Novel

History of Novel

Dear students, History of Novel is an important unit  as far as the Hsc board examination is concerned.Kindly solve the Online Test on the Unit 4.1 History of Novel

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Have You Earned Your Tomorrow by Edgar Guest

 Have You Earned Your Tomorrow by Edgar Guest

 Introduction:

Have You Earned Your Tomorrow?  is a motivational poem written by British-American poet Edgar Guest. Due to his optimistic and simple style of writing he is considered as People’s Poet. In the poem he used Rhetorical questions to convey his thoughts. The title of the poem creates interest in the mind of the readers.

The poem explores the importance of good deeds in our life. The poet makes the readers to think about their daily activities. 

Unknown Words:

·    Toiling time – time spent in hard physical work  (कष्ट करण्याचा काळ )

 ·    To utter (v) – speak ( उच्चारणे)

·    Cheerful – gay,  happy, merry ( आनंदी)

·    Greeting – polite words or sign of welcome (अभिवादन करणे)

·    Churlish – rude, ill- mannered. (उध्द्ट)

·    Howdy – an informal friendly greeting (How are you?) (अनौपचारिक अभिवादन- हेलो, कसे काय?)

 ·    Vanish – disappear  (नाहीसे होणे)

 ·    Throng – a large crowd (गर्दी, जमाव)

 ·    Mighty – gigantic, vast, strong, powerful (शक्तिशाली)

 ·    Deed – doing action (कृत्य)

 ·    Slipping fast – going or moving quickly, getting over. ( येथे अर्थ- दिवस निघून जाताना किंवा संपताना)

·    Rejoice – joy thrill, mirth ( आनंद व्यक्त करणे)

 ·     Fading – gradually growing faint, disappearing here getting over. (कमी होणे/ अस्ताला जाणे)

 ·    Sorely –uselessly (व्यर्थपणे)

·    Trail – a mark or a series of signs / objects left behind. ( मार्ग/ खुणा)  

HSC UNIT TEST 1

 12th Std. UNIT TEST-1 

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Summary Writing

 Class-11& 12 Writing Skills:
 Summary Writing

 

What is a summary?       

    Summarizing is an important studying skill. It is a shortened version of a passage, written in one’s own words. The summary covers the essential information/ points of the original passage.

 A summary is much shorter than the original text, and communicates the main idea of the text and the main supporting points written again “in one's own words”. 

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• Steps for writing Summary

   Read the passage carefully → comprehension (to grasp the meaning of the text.) → underline the main ideas/ main points  → rewrite the main points in one paragraph (rough draft) → use your own words as far as possible→ write a final summary with a title

• Remember while writing a summary:

1. Find out the central idea of the passage
2. Write in simple language
3. Do not give your own opinion.
4. Use word linkers ( and, or, as well as, but, etc.)
5. Write in a single paragraph.
6. Give a suitable title

• Remember to eliminate the following:

1. Repetition and unnecessary details.
2. Figures of speech.
3. Quotations.
4. Adjectives and adverbs.
5. Examples and illustrations.
6. Direct speech by using reported speech. 

The Art of Condensations ( संक्षिप्त करणे ) 

1. Eliminate unnecessary information or details-

  e.g. My father brought home a flower pot. It was green in colour. It was bird-shaped. I am very much fascinated by birds. Birds play an important role to maintain environmental balance. My sister dropped the flowerpot and it scattered into pieces.

  My father brought home a bird-shaped green flower pot but my sister dropped the flower pot and it scattered into pieces.

 2. Convert phrases into a single word-

e.g.   1.  He is never late and is always on time.

             - He is punctual

2. Dr. Patil is a physician who treats diseases of the female reproductive organs and provides well-woman health care

 - Dr.Patil is Gynecologist

3.  तुझा चेहरा चंद्रासारखा सुंदर, मनमोहक आणि तेजस्वी आहे.

 - तू चंद्रमुखी आहेस

 3. Use synonyms or synonymous phrases

e.g.   1. He had a good command of English.

              -  He knew English well.

 4. Turn complex sentences into simple sentences

e.g.  1. He received a welcome that was as cold as ice

    - He received an icy welcome.

     2.  I brought home ice cream. Its taste was delicious and it was made up of chocolate.

   - I brought home delicious chocolate ice cream.

5. Combine the sentences using word linkers.

e.g.   1. Rajesh is a handsome boy. He is obedient. He always comes on time for class.

      - Rajesh  is handsome, obedient and punctual

 6.  Generalization

e.g.  The people from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Kerala, U.P. and other states of India are facing the pandemic disease.

  -The Indians are facing the pandemic disease.

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Example - 01

Read the passage carefully and summarize the passage

    The newspaper is an important gift of modern science. It has become an important part of our life, so much so that in the absence of a newspaper we feel something issuing from our daily routine. It was introduced in the 18th century in England but it was in the 19th century that it assumed great importance for good or for evil.

    Today every country is flooded with newspapers. There are morning papers, afternoon papers and evening papers. They also come in all forms such as dailies and weeklies and almost in all languages.

    The newspaper gives us news on various subjects and informs us of all things that take us in our country and in the world. Truly, the world has turned into a global community because of the all-binding influence of the newspaper.

    A newspaper does not give us only news. It also tells us the latest achievement of man in the field of agriculture, industry, medicine and other various fields. The newspaper gives us views of great thinkers on the social, economical, and political problems of the modern world. Thus, the newspaper spreads knowledge and moulds the thoughts of man. It helps us to form our own opinion too. It is the cheapest means of communication.

    A democratic state cannot do without the newspaper. The newspaper is known as the Fourth Estate. It functions as an important link between the Government and the people. It informs the public about the different policies and decisions of the government. Newspapers criticize the government if it does anything wrong. Newspaper works as a watchdog of democracy. In times of war and natural calamities, they raise funds for the suffering of humanity. Unless we read the newspaper, our day doesn’t start.   

 ANS:

      The newspaper which was introduced in 18th century England is an important gift of modern Science. There are different types of newspapers which give us news on various subjects and inform us of all things that take us in our country and in the world. The influence of newspapers turned this world into a global community. Besides, it tells us the latest achievement of man in various fields and the views of great thinkers. Being the Fourth Estate of the democratic state, the newspaper functions as an important link between the Government and the people. It works as a watchdog of democracy.

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Example - 02

Read the passage carefully and summarize the passage

Communication is a part of our everyday life. We greet one another, smile or frown, depending on our moods. Animals, too, communicate, much to our surprise. Just like us, interaction among animals can be both verbal or non-verbal. Singing is one way in which animals can interact with one another. Male blackbirds often use their melodious songs to catch the attention of the females. These songs are usually rich in notes variation, encoding various kinds of messages. Songs are also used to warn and keep off other blackbirds from their territory, usually a place where they dwell and reproduce.

Large mammals in the oceans sing too, according to adventurous sailors. Enormous whales groan and grunt while smaller dolphins and porpoises produce pings, whistles, and clicks. These sounds are surprisingly received by other mates as far as several hundred kilometers away.

ANS:                       

Communication in the animal world

 Communication is common to both humans and animals and is used to convey different moods and messages through verbal and non-verbal modes. Male blackbirds are known to sing to attract females as well as to keep other blackbirds off their territory. Similarly, sea mammals sing to attract mates as far as hundreds of kilometers away.

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