Syllabus for Second Term Examination 2079 Grade 11

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Syllabus

Second Term Examination

Grade 11



  • Section-1 Language Development

    • - Unit-1 to Unit-8


  • Section-2 Literature

    • - Unit-1 Short Stories (All)

    - Unit-2 Corona Says, A Red Red Rose, Who are you little eye

    - Unit-4 Refund (One Act Play)



Model Question Pattern

  1. Unseen Passage - 15 marks
  2. 5 Short Questions from Literature - 2X5=10 marks
  3. 2 Long Questions from Literature - 5X2=10 marks
  4. Writing Part (4,5 and 6) - Paragraph writing / Email / Letter / Essay etc. 25 marks in total

    5. 7. Grammar 1X10=10 marks

    8. Grammar 1X5=5 marks

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