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Wednesday, 15 January 2020

Types of Courses in Colleges


Types of Courses in Colleges

1. “Core Course” means a course that is offered by the parent Department and this will form the major component of the subject matter of the Program. This cannot be substituted by any other course.

2. “Elective Course” is a course offered by either the parent Department or another Department. The student has the choice in selecting a particular elective course.

3. “Non-Major Elective” (NME) course is offered by a non-Parent Department and this will not be available to the students of that Department. The NME is offered only in third semester.

4. “Soft Courses” means subject matters related to Spoken English and Personality Development.

Note: The “Students’ Adviser” nominated by the Chairman of the School / Department Council will give counselling the students in selecting their elective course or NME course by understanding their aptitude, capability, etc.

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Thursday, 14 February 2019

Paavai Guide for B.A. English Periyar University Fiction




This college guide contains notes for the following fictions:

1. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
2. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl
3. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling

Notes include author introduction,  introduction of the novel, important characteristics, outline summary, chapter-wise summary, short answers, paragraph answers, and essays.

It is based on Periyar University Syllabus for B.A. English Literature Second Year Fourth Semester.

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Model Question Paper is given below:

PERIYAR UNIVERSITY

B.A. ENGLISH

FOURTH SEMESTER

FICTION

[From the academic year 2017 – 2018 onwards]

MODEL QUESTION PAPER

Time: Three hours                                                                                                             Maximum: 75 marks

SECTION A- (10 X 2=20 marks)


Answer the following questions

1.  Why does Elizabeth reject Darcy‟s proposal?

2.  Does Elizabeth accept Collins‟s proposal of marriage?

3.    Write on Lydia‟s elopement with Wickham?

4.  Why does Mrs. Bennet request her husband to make friends with Bingley?

5.  Who were the members of Charlie‟s family?

6.    Who were the Oompa-Loompas?

7.  What kind of a person was willy wonka?

8.  What were the Golden Tickets?

9.  Why has harry to face hardships?

10.  How does Dobby go against his “masters”?


Section B ( 5 X 5= 25 )


Answer the following questions in about 100 words each.

11. (a) How does Mrs. Bennet encourage the flirtatious habits of her daughters? 
Or

(b)   What efforts does Lady Catherine take to prevent the marriage between Elizabeth and Darcy?

12. (a) Why was Elizabeth reluctant to dance with Darcy?

Or

(b) What were the conditions of Wickham to marry Lydia?


13. (a) Describe the Chocolate Room?
Or

(b)     How did the television Chocolate machine work?

14. (a) What happened to the palace of the Prince of Pondicherry?
Or

(b)   How did Charlie find the Golden Ticket?

15.  (a) What does Harry‟s character represent?

(b)   What does Ron use to solve most mysteries?


Section C (10 X 3=30)


Answer any THREE of the following.

16.  Consider Pride and Prejudice as a domestic comedy

17.  What efforts does Lady Catherine take to prevent the marriage between Elizabeth and Darcy?

18.Charlie Bucket is the hero of the novel‟Charlie and the Chocolate factory‟.-Discuss.

19.  Narrate the experiences of Mike Teavee in the Television Room

20.  Explain- Reliance on a Community as the theme of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.

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Wednesday, 13 February 2019

Paavai English Guide for Degree Examination

Paavai Guide for B.A., B. Sc., Degree Examination Fourth Semester Part II English 

Periyar University Foundation English CBCS Pattern With Explanation in Tamil

*An excellent guide 

*Easy to understand

*Textual Exercises have been solved

*Prepared as per the following syllabus


PERIYAR UNIVERSITY
PART – II FOUNDATION ENGLISH
SYLLABUS
CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM
For
THE STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017 – 2018
ONWARDS


SECOND YEAR
SEMESTER-4
ENGLISH PAPER IV


UNIT-I PROSE

At School - M.K. Gandhi
A Work of Art - Anton Chekhov
Dusk – H.H. Munro (Saki)
Studying Climate Change - David Adam

UNIT-II POETRY

Night of the Scorpion - Nissim Ezekiel
Tyger - William Blake
My Grandmother’s House - Kamala Das
Snake - D.H. Lawrence

UNIT-III- SCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE

Twelfth Night –Act II Sc V Lines - 1-191
Julius Caesar -Act-III Sc-II Lines -44-280

UNIT-IV

GRAMMAR
Parts of Speech –Adverb, Conjunction, Interjection (Error Finding), Indirect speech

COMPOSITION

Advertisement, Report Writing, E-mail

UNIT-V COMMUNICATION

Different Types of Requesting, Interview


Prescribed Book: Panorama, Trinity Publishers, Chennai



MODEL QUESTION PAPER



II/ B.A. / B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION
FOURTH SEMESTER
FOUNDATION ENGLISH PAPER-IV [From the academic year 2017 – 2018 onwards]

MODEL QUESTION PAPER

Time: Three hours                                                                             Maximum: 75 marks

SECTION A- (10X2=20 marks)


1. Unscramble the following words                                                   4 x ½ =2

            a) PENEXSVEI         
            b) SETNARE 
            c) DETAGITIM         
            d) SENMOISIS         

2. Fill up the blanks using the words given below                            4 x ½=2

The figures were smiling _______and altogether looked as though, had it not been for the necessity of supporting the________, they would have _______off the pedestal and have indulged in an orgy such as is _________for the reader even to imagine.

(skipped, improper, candlestick, coquettishly)

3. Choose the correct meaning of the highlighted phrases given below  
                                                                                                                   4 x ½=2

a) I was not regarded as a dunce at the High School
i) Not regarded as a Dull - witted, Stupid ii) Humorless iii) Intelligent iv) Stupid

b) No please do not refuse,” Sasha went on muttering as he unpacked the parcel.
i) Stop ii) continue iii) cease iv) quit

c) When I got there I found it had been pulled down some weeks ago and a cinema theatre run up on the site.
i) Demolished ii) Constructed iii) Shifted iv) moved

d) Due to the global warming scenario 20-40% of the Amazon may die off within 100 years.
(i) A sudden decline in natural population (ii) A sudden rise in temperature
(iii)A gradual destruction of trees (iv) none of the above

4. Give the meaning of following confusables                                       4 x ½=2
a)
i. Carat
ii. Carrot

b)
 i. Bear
ii. Bare

5. Answer the following Riddles                                                                2 x 1=2

a) Which letter of the alphabet has the most water?

b) What is Always coming but never arrives?


Choose the right answer:                                                                       10 x 1=10

6. a) “Gandhiji could never learn the art of ___________.”
(i) Copying (ii) Writing (iii) Talking (iv) Joking

b) The character Shashkin is a ______.
(i) lawyer (ii) doctor (iii) magician (iv) comedian

7. a) Gortsby was sitting on the park bench_________
(i) searching for his purse (ii) thinking about man‟s life (iii) waiting for a friend (iv)eating bread

b) Current level of Global warming is linked to .................

(i) Rainwater (ii) deserts (iii) fields (d) rockfalls in mountain region

8. a) _________ came in immediately after hearing about the incident

(i)The relatives ( ii) The snake (iii) The villagers)iv) The pet animals

b) The blacksmith is compared to the ______
(i) creator (ii) novelist (iii) poet (iv) mechanic

9. a) “an armful darkness means”_______
(i) old memories of the grandmother‟s house (ii) unhappy days
 (iii) some dark objects from the house (iv) wild snakes

b)_______ is described as a king in exile
(i)the monkey (ii) the poet (iii) the snake  (iv) the scorpion

10. a) The beloved‟s identity is represented by the letters _________
(i) M O U (ii) M O L (iii) M O A I     (iv) M O U L

b) “ Not that I loved Caesar less, but that I loved Rome more ______
(i) Antony (ii) Brutus (iii) Julius Caesar (iv) Indians

SECTION - B (5 X 5=25 marks)

11. a) Rewrite each sentence using the Adverb correctly
a) They have left for Germany.(already)
b) Let us hope we meet. (again)
c) Most Indians speak the truth. (always)
d) My mother tells a lie. (never)
e) The painting is good. (fairly)

or

b) Fill in the blanks with appropriate Conjunctions
a) “Neither a lender ................ a borrower be”.
b) Work hard ______ you should fail.
c) I gave him such advice ______ was necessary.
d) Though it was raining ................ the match was played.
e) He is rich _____ miserable.


12 a).Fill in the blanks with appropriate Interjection
a) ………!Our forces have defected an enemy. (Hello, Hurrah)

b) .........! It pains a lot. (Ouch, Hello)

c) ......... ! My grandma is no more (Oh, Alas)

d) . ........ ! You have lost the gift I had given. (Oh, What)

e) ........ ! The can has broken down again. (Alas, Oh)

or

b) Change the following sentences into Direct Speech
a) The General said that his soldiers were really brave.
b) She said that she might succeed.
c) The driver said that he had cleaned the car.
d) All said that I was telling the truth.
e) The child said that the sun rises in the east.

13. You need an assistant accountant for your office. Write the advertisement for the “Situation Vacant” column of a local daily.


14 a) You placed an order for some books but the books you received, are torn and of the old edition. Write an e- mail to the bookseller to replace your books.

or

b) Recently you visited India International Trade Fair at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Write a report of your visit for a local newspaper in about 80 - 100 words.

15 a) Give five expressions of request
or

b) Imagine you are interviewing a popular actor. He has received a national award. What questions will you ask him?

SECTION - C (3 X 10=30)

Answer the following questions in about 200 words:

16 a) Briefly explain a few of the incidents in Gandhiji‟s life in school, which he recollected from the past.
or

b) In the Dusk does the young man really deserve to be sympathized?

17 a) How does Blake convey the feeling that it was not difficult for the creator to handle such a dreaded creature?
or
b)Describe the snake as seen by D.H. Lawrence.

18 a) Bring out the significance of Act II scene V in Twelfth Night
or

b) What justification did Brutus give for the killing of Caesar?


 MODEL QUESTION PAPER PATTERN


II/ B.A/B.Sc. DEGREE EXAMINATION
FOURTH SEMESTER

FOUNDATION ENGLISH PAPER-IV
[From the academic year 2017-2018]

MODEL QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

Time: 3 Hours            Marks: 75
           
SECTION ‘A’ 10 X 2 = 20


1. Unscramble the following words:                                                      (4 x 1/2 =2)
Questions a, b, c and d from Unit I prose only         

2. Fill up the blanks using the words given below                                (4 x 1/2 =2)

Question from Unit I prose only

3. Choose the correct meaning of the highlighted phrases given below (4 x 1/2 =2)
Questions a, b, c and d - From Unit I prose only      

4. Give the meaning of following confusables                                       (4 x 1/2 =2)
Questions a and b - From Unit I prose only  

5. Answer the following Riddles.                                                           (4 x 1/2 =2)
Questions a and b - From Unit I prose only  
Choose the right answer:                                                                       (10 x 1=10)

6. (i) Question from Unit I prose-I

(ii) Question from Unit I prose-II

7. (i) Question from Unit I prose-III
(ii) Question from Unit I prose-IV

8. (i) Question from Unit II Poem-I
(ii) Question from Unit II Poem-II                

9. (i) Question from Unit II Poem-III                       
(ii) Question from Unit II Poem-IV              

10. (i) Question from Unit III -Twelfth Night -I                   
(ii) Question from Unit III –Julius Caesar -II            

SECTION ‘B’ (5 x 5=25)

Answer the following questions                  

11. a) Rewrite each sentence using the Adverb correctly:     
From Unit IV Grammar                                                                         (5 x 1= 5) 
or

b) Fill in the blanks with appropriate Conjunctions
From Unit IV Grammar

12. (a) Fill in the blanks with appropriate Interjection.          
From Unit IV Grammar                                                                         (5 x 1= 5)
or
(b) ) Change the following sentences into the Direct Speech
From Unit IV Grammar

13. Advertisement From Unit IV Composition                                     (1 x 5=5)

14. a) Report Writing Question From Unit IV Composition                 (1 x 5=5)
or
b) E-Mail Question  From Unit IV Composition       

15. a) Expressions of request  From Unit V Communication               (1 x 5=5 )
or

b) Interview- dialogue From Unit V Communication

SECTION C  (3 x 10=30 Marks)

III. Answer the following questions in about 200 words.

Questions 16.a) or b) - From Unit I
Questions 17.a) or b) - From Unit II
Questions18.a) or b) - From Unit III

*****

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