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Tuesday, December 21, 2021

अंतिम वेळापत्रक जाहीर...


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Saturday, December 18, 2021

Std. XI- 2.3 There is Another Sky

Std. XI- 2.3 There is Another Sky

2.3 There is Another Sky

 

Title: There is Another Sky

      'There is Another Sky' is an inspirational poem with a message of 'never say-die'. The poet presents two worlds through the title, one is the real world to which the poet and her brother belong. The other one is an imaginative place where both of them take refuge to stay away from the troubles of contemporary times.

The poem: There is Another Sky

The poem is a Petrarchan sonnet with octave and sestet. The poet is communicating to her brother through a letter. She encourages her brother not to get depressed under any circumstances and pleads with him to return home.

Life is full of challenges; one can tackle the challenges with a positive attitude. The poem ends on an optimistic note. The brighter garden stands for choices that life offers to all.

The Poet: Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson is an American poet of the nineteenth century. She lived a lonely life. Most of her poems are motivational and philosophical. They are unique to her era and are characterised by simple and short lines. She often used slant rhymes and unconventional capitalization and punctuation. Her poems are the psalms and hymns of life in all its shades.

Theme:

There is Another Sky" is a sonnet written by Emily Dickinson. The poet wants to convey to the readers that beyond the physical sky, there lies an additional sky. The theme of the sonnet highlights the importance of never giving up and always looking for the best to come.


Ice Breakers

(i) Life is an amalgam of happy and sad moments. Think of such moments in your life, pair with your classmate and share both the aspects of life.

Happy Moments

Sad Moments

1) Winning the first prize in competition

Losing your mobile, bicycle or wallet

2)

 

3)

 

Answer:

Happy Moments

Sad Moments

1) Winning the first prize in competition

Losing your mobile, bicycle or wallet

2) Securing highest marks in the exam.

Getting low score in the exam.

3) Enjoying birthday party

Missing a party

4) Attending a wedding ceremony of close relative or friend

Missing a wedding ceremony of a close relative or friend due to unavoidable situation

5) Going to a picnic

Becoming sick

6) Hearing favourite songs

Death of a close relative or friend

7) Getting admission to a desired course / college

Not getting admission to a desired course or college

8) Watching favourite T.V. programme or a film or a play

Attending a boring meeting

9) Spending time with family members on any festival

Getting defeat in any sport match

10) Learning new things

Suffering due to an accident

        

(ii) Discuss with your partner and find proverbs, idioms or phrases of similar meaning to the one given and fill them in the stars given below:

Answer:

1) Every cloud has a silver lining.

 

2) There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in.

 

3) There are always flowers for those who want to see them.

 

4) I’m thankful for my struggle because without it, I wouldn’t have stumbled upon my strength.

 

5) Once you have been in the dark, you learn to appreciate everything that shines.

 

6) Too many people miss the silver lining because they are expecting gold.

 

7) Remember that sometimes not getting what you want is wonderful stroke of luck.

 

8) Only in the darkness, you can see the stars.

 

9) You never know how strong you are until being strong is your only choice.

 

10) All’s well that ends well.

 

(iii) When we look at the sky, we find several objects. They stand for something or the other. Complete the following table by finding the significance of the given objects. One example is given to you.

Celestial Bodies

Association

The Sun

Power, Heat, Energy, Commitment etc.

The Moon

 

The Rainbow

 

The Stars

 

Answer:

Celestial Bodies

Association

The Sun

Power, Heat, Energy, Commitment etc.

The Moon

Beauty, Calmness, Purity, Compassion, Brightness etc.

The Rainbow

Beauty, Happiness, Dream, Peace etc.

The Stars

Good luck, Gift, Appreciation, Ratings, Celebrity etc.

 

(iv) Colours mentioned in the table given below, are associated with something or the other. Discuss with your partner and complete the table.

Colours

Associated with-

Pink

Warmness, Compassion, Love

Blue

Peace, Gloom

Yellow

Joy, Brightness

Red

Danger, Anger, Love

White

Peace, Defeat

Black

Strength, Darkness

 

Std. XII- Unit Test No. 2

Std. XII- Unit Test No. 2

English: Unit Test No. 2

Std. XII                                            

Marks - 25                              

Time: 1.30 Hours

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Q.1 Read the extract and complete the activities given below. (12)

                  I had a very simple upbringing. We were a lower middle-class family. Our 300 square feet house did not even have basic amenities such as a fan, a refrigerator, a geyser, a dining table or a gas stove; leave alone an air conditioner or a car. It was only when I entered the college that I got a watch and we got a dining table and a gas stove at home. Nevertheless, culturally, I had a rich childhood. Poets like Vinda Karandikar, Mangesh Padgaonkar and Vasant Bapat used to visit our home and for hours I could listen to the discussions about poetry and literature-Marathi and English. They used to talk about Keshavsut, Mardhekar, Shakespeare, Charles Dickens and Thomas Hardy. I did not fully understand their discussions in depth, but I was immensely impressed. We also were lucky to have Pt. Kumar Gandharv, Pt. Bhimsen Joshi and Pt. Jasraj visit our place and talk about Indian music till late night or sometimes dawn. This is how and why I developed my interest in literature and music during my school days. I did not and even today don’t understand the ‘grammar’ of music, but I began to love it tremendously since then.

             Most of the times, the topics of discussion at our home were about music, literature, paintings, sculptures etc. I could listen to the discussions about Van Gogh, Mozart and Michaelangelo etc. It was because of such a milieu around me that I had a firm belief which I still hold that all arts are equally, if not more, important in our lives than Science or Technology. I had learnt from my childhood that money does not mean everything in life. It is necessary, but if at all there is something which enriches our lives and puts meaning to our existence, it is the arts, music and literature.

A1. Choose (2)

Choose the statements showing appropriately the rich cultural childhood of the writer.

1) The writer’s house did not have basic amenities.

2) Great poets and musicians used to visit write’s house.

3) The writer used to hear the discussion about music, literature, paintings, sculptures etc.

4) Money enriches human lives and puts meaning to human existence.

A2. Complete (2)

Complete the table taking the help of the extract.

Persons used to visit writer’s house

Topics of discussion / talk

1) Poets: ----------------------------------------------------------------

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2) Musicians: ----------------------------------------------------------

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A3. Mention (2)

Mention the impact of the topics of discussion at home on the writer.

A4. Personal Response (2)

‘Money does not mean everything in life’.

Give your views about this statement.

A5. Language Study (Do as directed)   (2)

1) I had a very simple upbringing.

(Choose the alternative showing the correct transformation of this into exclamatory sentence)

i) How a simple upbringing I had!

ii) What a simple upbringing I had!

iii) How simple upbringing had I! 

iv) Why a simple upbringing I had!

2) I did not fully understand their discussions in depth, but I was immensely impressed.  

(Choose the alternative showing the correct removal of ‘but’ from this sentence)

i) I did not fully understand their discussions in depth because I was immensely impressed.

ii) I did not fully understand their discussions in depth and I was immensely impressed.

iii) Though I did not fully understand their discussions in depth, I was immensely impressed.

iv) When I did not fully understand their discussions in depth, I was immensely impressed.

A6. Vocabulary (2)

Find the meaning of words from the list of words given below.

to a very great extent,  social environment,

facilities making a place easy to live in,  a feeling that something is true

1) amenities                

2) tremendously        

3) milieu       

4) belief

Q.2. Read the extract and complete the activities given below.   (10)

My father travels on the late evening train

Standing among silent commuters in the yellow light

Suburbs slide past his unseeing eyes

His shirt and pants are soggy and his black raincoat

Stained with mud and his bag stuffed with books

Is falling apart. His eyes dimmed by age

fade homeward through the humid monsoon night.

Now I can see him getting off the train

Like a word dropped from a long sentence.

He hurries across the length of the grey platform,

Crosses the railway line, enters the lane,

His chappals are sticky with mud, but he hurries onward.

A1. Choose (2)

Choose the correct statements from the following and write them.

1) The father travels by late evening bus.

2) The father is not an old person.

3) The clothes of the father are very wet and unpleasant during the journey.

4) The father crosses the railway line to come home.

A2. Give proof   (2)

The season described in the extract is rainy season. Give the proof from the extract.

A3. Personal response (2)

Describe any four problems of train journey that a common man faces in a general bogie.

A4. Poetic device (2)

Write one example with explanation of each of the following figures of speech from the extract.

1) Alliteration                       

2) Simile

A5. Poetic creativity   (2)

Compose a short poem in about four lines on your father.

Q.3. Write answers as per the instruction (4)

A1. Character     (2)

Write a paragraph highlighting the various traits of the major characters in the extract.

i) Phileas Fogg

ii) Aouda

iii) Passepartout

iv) Detective Fix

A2. Setting (2)

Describe the importance of the following place in the development of the plot and behaviour of the characters.

Place: Liverpool

Q.4. Write answer (4)

Prepare a speech on the occasion of ‘International Yoga Day’.

Use the following points.

a) Importance of the day   

b) Benefits of ‘Yoga’    

c) Make appeal to pay attention on Yoga

d) Use persuasive language.

 

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Thursday, December 16, 2021

HSC/SSC बोर्ड परीक्षा 2022

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Tuesday, December 14, 2021

ENGLISH GRAMMAR*🍵☕🍵☕*WH-QUESTIONS

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*ENGLISH GRAMMAR*

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*WH-QUESTIONS*
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🕐 *They* saw a Japanese movie last week.
➡️ Who saw a Japanese movie last week?

🕑 They saw *Hindi drama* last week.
➡️ What did they see last week?

🕖 They saw a English movie *last week*.
➡️ When did they see a English movie?

🕣 They *saw a Tamil film* last week.
➡️ What did they do last week?

🕥 *John* goes to his shop at 10 o'clock.
➡️ Who goes to his shop at 10 o'clock?

🕟 John goes *to his shop* at 10 o'clock.
➡️ Where does John go at 10 o'clock?

🕐 John goes to his shop *at 10 o'clock*.
➡️ When does John go to his shop?

🕣 John *goes to his shop* at 10 o'clock.
➡️ What does John do at 10 o'clock?

🕥 *Mrunal* has been studying for three hours.
➡️ Who has been studying for three hours?

🕓 Mrunal has been studying *for three hours*.
➡️ Since when has Mrunal  been studying?

🕑 *Smith* is reading an American novel.
➡️ Who is reading an American novel?

🕐 Smith is reading *an American novel*.
➡️ What is Smith reading?

🕓 Smith is *reading an American novel*.
➡️ What is Smith doing?

🕥 *The teacher* punished the boys.
➡️ Who punished the boys?

🕟 The teacher punished *the boys*.
➡️ Whom did the teacher punish?

🕖 The teacher *punished the boys*.
➡️ What did the teacher do?

🕐 *Amelia* has been playing the guitar for an hour.
➡️ Who has been playing the guitar for an hour?

🕥 Amelia has been playing *the guitar* for an hour.
➡️ What has Amelia been playing for an hour?

🕖 Amelia has been playing the guitar *for an hour*.
➡️ How long has Amelia been playing the guitar?

🕣 Meena is crying *because she has lost her purse*.
➡️ Why is Meena crying?

🕟 *The thief* hid behind the cupboard.
➡️ Who hid behind the cupboard?

🕖 The thief hid *behind the cupboard*.
➡️ Where did the thief hide?

🕐 The train will arrive *at 10 p.m.*
➡️ When will the train arrive?

🕥 *Aruna* reached Delhi in the morning.
➡️ Who reached Delhi in the morning?

🕥 Aruna reached *Delhi* in the morning.
➡️ Where did Aruna reach in the morning?

🕥 Aruna reached Delhi *in the morning*.
➡️ When did Aruna reach Delhi?


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Monday, December 13, 2021

1.6: INTO THE WILD*WRITING SKILLS

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*DAILY HOMEWORK*
*Sub*- ENGLISH
*Std.12* (State Board)
*Date*- 14/12/2021

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*1.6: INTO THE WILD*
WRITING SKILLS 
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प्रिय विद्यार्थी मित्रहो...सोबत दिलेल्या लिंक ची माहिती भरून आपण आपला वाणिज्य शाखेतील कल पाहणार आहोत..आपला कल योग्य समजण्यासाठी ही टेस्ट आपण विचार पूर्वक द्यावी... आपला रिस्पॉन्स हा खरा नोंदवावा.... ही विनंती...

ENGLISH GRAMMAR*🕸️🕸️🕸️🕸️🕸️*RELATIVE PRONOUNS

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*ENGLISH GRAMMAR*

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*RELATIVE PRONOUNS*
_*(who,whom,whose,which,that)*_
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🍋 George is the boy *who* won the race.
🍋 The girl, *who* is singing, is my sister.
🍋 Julie, *who* is from London, is my friend.
🍋 The teacher, who taught us English, is new.
🍋 That is the man *who* is the mayor of our city.
🍋 Amelia, *who* works in my house, is an honest woman.
🍋 That is the man *who* was artested by the police.
🍋 Rehan, *who* is a clever boy, helps me.
🍋 Sophia is the girl who was praised by the teacher.
🍋 Mr.John is the man *who* was praised by the teacher.
🍋 He is the boy *who* won the first prize.
🍋 William is the boy *whose* bag was stolen.
🍋 Camila, *who* has lost her purse, is crying.
🍋 Is Aria the girl *whose* brother is in my class?
🍋 That is the house *whose* owner is away.
🍋 James, *whose* father has come to meet the principal, is nervous.
🍋 That is David *whose* birthday we are celebrating today.
🍋 The teacher, *whose* instructions were not followed by the students, is angry.
🍋 The child, *whose* mother is not at home is crying.
🍋 Shital, *whose* mother tongue is Marathi is singing a Punjabi song.
🍋 Lucas is the boy *whose* father is a doctor.
🍋 That is the man *whose* car was stolen.
🍋 I bought the book *whose* author is a Spanish.
🍋 Is Benjamin the man *that* you spoke about?
🍋 The boy, *who* won the first prize, is my brother.
🍋 The man, *whose* car was stolen, is very worried.
🍋 The book, *whose* author is a French, is a best-seller.
🍋 The man, *that* you spoke about, is my neighbour.
🍋 Olivia *who* recited that poem is my neighbour.
🍋 The man *who* opened the door was  his servant.
🍋 That is the house *which* was sold for a big sum.
🍋 We often go to the garden *which* is near the river.
🍋 I enjoyed reading your e-mail *which* was full of jokes.
🍋 The book, *that* you have found, belongs to me.
🍋 The car, *which* you are driving, is not in a good condition.
🍋 Is Emma the girl *that* you mentioned in your letter?
🍋 The boy, *that* you are speaking about, is my cousin.
🍋 The sari, *which* you just bought, was selected by me.
🍋 Chess is the game *that* should be played by everyone.
🍋 That is the bike *which* I sold to my friend.
🍋 Show me the bag *that* you found.
🍋 This is the house *that* was built by my grandfather.
🍋 Look at the vase *which* was sold for a thousand rupees.
🍋 The bag, *that* you found, belongs to me.
🍋 The house, *that* you sold, was very beautiful.
🍋 The vase, *which* was sold for a thousand rupees, is very valuable.
🍋 This is the door *which* was broken by him.
🍋 The line, *which* was faulty, was repaired by the electrician. 
🍋 The enemies destroyed the bridge *which* was built by the villagers.
🍋 We could not find the documents *which* were hidden by her.

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Saturday, December 11, 2021

IDIOMS & PHRASES


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*ENGLISH GRAMMAR*
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*IDIOMS & PHRASES*

🍎Idiom: *Apple of someone's eyes*
*Meaning*: a person or thing that someone loves very much
*Sentence*: His youngest daughter is the apple of his eye as she is his firstborn.

💁‍♂️Idiom: *A left-handed compliment*
*Meaning*: An insult in the pretense of expression of appreciation.
*Sentence*: She said she liked my hair, but it turned out to be a left-handed compliment when she asked how long I'd been dyeing it.

👁️Idiom: *A sight for sore eyes*
*Meaning*: a person or thing that one is extremely pleased or relieved to see.
*Sentence*: After being away from home for so long, my friends and family were a sight for my sore eyes.

🥪Idiom: *Bread and Butter*
*Meaning*: someone’s livelihood
*Sentence*: Coaching football and basketball to young boys and girls is her bread and butter.

🟩Idiom: *Back to Square one*
*Meaning*: Having to start all over again; start working on a plan from the beginning because your previous attempt failed completely
*Sentence*: After days of working hard on the college project, because of the computer failure we are back to square one.

⚒️Idiom: *Call a spade a spade*
*Meaning*: Speak frankly and directly
*Sentence*: After hours of discussion and meetings, I believe it's time to call a spade a spade.

🌎Idiom: *Down to earth*
*Meaning*: simple, decent, realistic; practical, and straightforward.
*Sentence*: She is very down to earth, not at all attracted by the glamour world.

🫖Idiom: *Empty vessels make the most noise*
*Meaning*: Those who know or have little knowledge often shout the loudest
*Sentence*: Ram tells as if he's an expert on everything, but empty vessels make the most noise.

🩸Idiom: *Flesh and blood*
*Meaning*: Human nature, a normal human being
*Sentence*: This baby is his mother's flesh and blood

👨‍💼Idiom: *Good Samaritan*
*Meaning*: A person who unselfishly helps others,
*Sentence*: He's such a good samaritan that he helped the accident victim reach the hospital.

🦬Idiom: *Hit the bull’s eye*
*Meaning*: get something exactly right, or be on target.
*Sentence*: The finance minister’s speech on attracting new investments hit the bull’s eye as can be seen by increasing FDI.

📖Idiom: *In the good books*
*Meaning*: be in somebody’s favor or good opinion.
*Sentence*: The fact that he always managed to be in the good books of the bosses surprised one and all.

🚙Idiom: *Jam on the brakes*
*Meaning*: to press the brakes suddenly and in a hard way.
*Sentence*: I had to jam on the brakes because a kid suddenly appeared from nowhere and crossed the road.

🐹Idiom: *Let the cat out of the bag*
*Meaning*: To share a secret that wasn’t supposed to be shared.
*Sentence*: Ramesh let the cat out of the bag about my surprise birthday party.

🦯Idiom: *Make a beeline for*
*Meaning*: To hurry directly toward someone or something
*Sentence*: When ram enters a party, he always makes a beeline for the dessert section.

🏆Idiom: *Notch up*
*Meaning*: to achieve something like a win or a record
*Sentence*: Rafael Nadal notched up another win this week, so he's now won six matches in a row.

🏃‍♂️Idiom: *Once bitten, twice shy*
*Meaning*: Afraid of doing a thing again
*Sentence*: After he left her she refused to go out with anyone else for a long time - once bitten, twice shy, I suppose.

🐎Idiom: *Put the cart before the horse*
*Meaning*: To put a thing in the wrong order.
*Sentence*: Mohit always puts the cart before the horse, when he practices maths.

👊Idiom: *A slap on the wrist*
*Meaning*: A small punishment
*Sentence*: Samar got away with a slap on the wrist after defacing the school property.

🥶Idiom: *Set one's teeth on edge*
*-Meaning*: to induce an unpleasant sensation, to repel, irritate
*-Sentence*: The noise of the machine in the next room really set my teeth on edge.

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*SUB- ENGLISH*
*STD. 12*
*MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD*
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*📲Important Links📲*

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*1.1 AN ASTROLOGER'S DAY- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.1 AN ASTROLOGER'S DAY- BRAINSTORMING (A1 to A4)*


*1.1 AN ASTROLOGER'S DAY- BRAINSTORMING (A5 to A7)*


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*1.2 ON SAYING 'PLEASE'- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.2 ON SAYING 'PLEASE'- BRAINSTORMING (A1 to A4)*


*1.2 ON SAYING 'PLEASE'- BRAINSTORMING (A5 to A7)*


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*1.3 THE COP AND THE ANTHEM- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.3 THE COP AND THE ANTHEM- BRAINSTORMING*


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*1.4 BIG DATA-BIG INSIGHTS- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.4 BIG DATA-BIG INSIGHTS- BRAINSTORMING*


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*1.6 INTO THE WILD- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.6 INTO THE WILD- BRAINSTORMING (A1 to A4)*


*1.6 INTO THE WILD- BRAINSTORMING (A5 to A6)*


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*1.8 VOYAGING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE- ICE BREAKERS*


*1.8 VOYAGING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE- BRAINSTORMING (A1 to A3)*


*1.8 VOYAGING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE- BRAINSTORMING (A4 to A6)*


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*2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD- ICE BREAKERS*


*2.1 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD- BRAINSTORMING*


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*2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS- ICE BREAKERS*


*2.2 INDIAN WEAVERS- BRAINSTORMING*


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*2.6 MONEY- ICE BREAKERS*


*2.6 MONEY- BRAINSTORMING*


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*4.1 HISTORY OF NOVEL*


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*2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5  3.6, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 will be added very soon.* 

*(Share to all Std.12 students of Maharashtra State Board)*

Thursday, December 9, 2021

राष्ट्रीय संगणकीकृत पुस्तकालय**NATIONAL DIGITAL LIBRARY OF INDIA (NDLI)

*राष्ट्रीय संगणकीकृत पुस्तकालय*
*NATIONAL DIGITAL LIBRARY OF INDIA (NDLI)*
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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur has designed *National Digital Library of India* for All-India students. It is a virtual repository of learning resources which is not just a repository with search/browse facilities but provides a host of services for the learner community. 

All types of resources, such as Books, Audio Books/Lectures, Video lectures, Lecture Presentations/Notes, Simulations, Question Papers, Solutions, etc. are available here.

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*Click the link below to visit National Digital Library of India*-



*(Don't forget to share all...)*

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Speech on farewell function day By Prof. Vaishali Jane Madam

Speech on farewell function day By Prof. Vaishali Jane Madam


Speech on farewell function day.(For teacher) By Prof Vaishali Jane:

          Exuberant morning to one and all. Hon'ble chairperson of the farewell function, my colleagues and all my dear students, today the time has come to bid adieu to you with a heavy heart.
          You are going to begin the new chapter of your lives. Now you are going to appear for Board exam which is called the turning point of life because this exam turns your lives. I hope you have prepared well for scoring good marks. You will definitely get success. But unfortunately if some of you don't get success, won't give up. It is said that Failure is the stepping stone of success. So try again and again until you get success. Don't quit. Remember 'winners never quit, quitters never win'. Sometimes efforts may fail but don't fail to do efforts.    Determination, hard work and perseverance are the keys to succeed. So you should use these keys in your lives and also avoid delaying tendency because Tomorrow never comes.
Utilize each and every moment properly.
           One more thing I would like to say is that never forget three things in your lives i.e. your parents, teachers and motherland. Soar high like birds, fly high like the kites but remain down to earth. Follow our Indian culture. Don't imitate the western culture under name of modernity. Be the ideal citizens and earn the name and fame.
          Wish you all the best for the upcoming board exam.
Thank you

Speech On Valedictory Function Day.(For students) By Prof Vaishali Jane:
Very good morning to everybody. Hon'ble president of this farewell function, respected teachers and my dear friends, time has come to leave this college with a heavy heart but with the wealth of knowledge. It has been a great learning experience for me.
          I am thankful to all my faculties from whom I have acquired various skills. The blessings of our great teachers are always with me.
           I have learnt how to take decisions, how to behave in society. I have also learnt to be open minded, to value other people's opinions and to consider others' ideas along with mine. Apart from the syllabus, all the teachers have taught me many good things which are essential for my future. I have been given practical knowledge to bring positive changes in my own life as well as in others' lives
I am grateful to all my teachers for their kind help whenever it has been asked for. I will never forget my classmates and their support in many activities which are necessary to become responsible student.
          Once again I express my gratitude towards all my classmates, seniors and all my teachers.
 Friends, wish you all the best for your board exam and the career.
Thank you.

Tuesday, December 7, 2021

PRACTICE UNSEEN PASSAGE

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*DAILY HOMEWORK*
*Sub*- ENGLISH
*Std.12* (State Board)
*Date*- 08/12/2021

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*PRACTICE UNSEEN PASSAGE*
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*Click the link below to study the ACTIVITIES-*


*(Write in your ENGLISH HOMEWORK notebook)*

PRACTICE ACTIVITY SHEET. 11th & 12th Std.


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*STD.11* (MH State Board)
*PRACTICE ACTIVITY SHEET*
*Marks- 50*
*Sub*- ENGLISH
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*Click the link below to download Printable Activity Sheet PDF-*


*(Share to all students )

Saturday, December 4, 2021

Film Review. Film Review:- Dabangg 3

Film Review

Film Review:- Dabangg 3

Q. Write a film review of any film that you have watched recently.
Use the following points:-
1) Story 2) Characters 3) Songs and Music 4) Action 5) Theme 6) Weak and Strong points 7) Special Features 8) Your opinion about the film. 

Answer:- 

1) Story:- Chulbul (Salman) spends his average day romancing his wife Rajjo (Sonakshi), troubling his brother Makkhi (Arbaaz) and fighting and reforming silly person. All is well, until he busts a prostitution racket and saves a bunch of girls, which angers the ringleader, the rich and powerful Balli (Sudeep). Cut to, Chulbul Pandey’s beginnings, a huge chunk of the first part of the film is about his younger days, his love interest – the beautiful and naive Khushi (Saiee) – and the circumstances that urged him to turn over a new leaf and become Robinhood Panday.

2) Characters:- Sudeep is menacing as the baddie, who is out to make Chulbul’s life miserable. The South actor has a great screen presence, which makes the face-offs between Chulbul and him impactful and entertaining. Sonakshi was seen as Rajjo but she doesn’t have much to do other than play the loving and doting wife. Saiee, who makes her debut as young Chulbul’s lady love, has a pleasant screen presence and is effective, but she could do with expressing more in the emotional scenes. Arbaaz plays his part well. Salman Khan is more effective and fit to show his larger than life image.

3) Songs and Music:- a long line-up of songs, of which, the memorable ones are 'Munna Badnam Hua' and the title track. Audience can hear chants of ‘Hudd Hudd Dabangg’ in the background. It increases the impact of the scenes.

4) Action:- The action is raw and solid, however, some action scenes (like Chulbul's introductory sequence) are unreasonably stretched. Dabangg 3' shows Salman in his element – throwing deadly blows at the villains amidst all the smoke, dust and fire, while. And those certainly will be paisa-vasool moments for Salman Khan's fans.

5) Theme:- Dabangg 3 ,the film, a prequel in part, traces Chulbul Pandey’s journey from a young man named Dhaakad to police officer Chulbul Pandey, and his fight with the demons of his past.

6) Weak and strong Points:- While the story is clearly predictable, in this one again, Salman’s star power, swag and style remain intact. There is an attempt to infuse comedy in the story, but it seems rather forced. The storyline is not cohesive and the narrative is loosely strung together. The film, with a runtime of 2 hours and 42 minutes, seems very long and could have done with a tighter edit.

7) Special Features:- Dabangg 3 is the third instalment of the 'Dabangg' franchise, and the audience is well-acquainted with the larger-than-life, lovable cop and his world. There are ample clap-worthy and seeti-maar moments in Prabhudeva’s 'Dabangg 3' for Salman Khan fans to lap up. Yes, he takes off his shirt, flaunts his well-toned, perfectly-greased body and beats up the goons to pulp.

8) My opinion about the film:- Overall, the film has all the ingredients required for a massy masala entertainer — good action, music, drama and, of course, Salman packing all of this in one story. The portions where the actor throws in comedy while doing hardcore action scenes are nicely done.

My Ratings for the film:- 4.0/ 5

Online Test - 1.4 Pillars of Democracy


*Online Test - 1.4 Pillars of Democracy*

*Std. XI*

Solve the online test based on idioms


*Solve the online test based on idioms*

*अर्थानुसार योग्य वाक्प्रचार/ शब्द निवडून ऑनलाईन टेस्ट सोडवा*

Friday, December 3, 2021

Get resources of Std. XI and XII English. Click on the following link*

*1) Get resources of Std. XI and XII English. Click on the following link*


*2) Get resources of Std. X English. Click on the following link*


*3) Get information of digital technology, exams and other important topics. Click on the following link*


*A Whats App Button is also added to send message to me*

*See it also.*


*Share with all*

Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Spot the error

*Spot the error*


*1) Wrong* - My favourite TV series are 'Mahabharata'. 

*Right* - My favourite TV series is 'Mahabharata'.

*2) Wrong* - He goes to work by the train.

*Right* - He goes to work by train.

*3) Wrong* - The most of my friends live nearby.

*Right* - Most of my friends live nearby.

*4) Wrong* - The police is after the prisoner. 

*Right* - The police are after the prisoner.

*5) Wrong* - The robbers were taken to the court. 

*Right* - The robbers were taken to court.

*6) Wrong* - My favourite sport is the football. 

*Right* - My favourite sport is football. 

*7) Wrong* - My friend is afraid of the spiders. 

*Right* - My friend is afraid of spiders.

*8) Wrong* - Twenty kilometres are too far to travel to school. 

*Right* - Twenty kilometres is too far to travel to school.

*9) Wrong* - I have two sister-in-laws.

*Right* - I have two sisters-in-law.

*10) Wrong* - The news are on TV at six o'clock. 

*Right* - The news is on TV at six o'clock.


*Enjoy learning*

For more examples, click on the following links-


*Spot the error- Activity from Question Bank*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2021/03/spot-error-question-bank.html?m=1

*2) Spot the error- 1*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2020/09/spot-error-1.html?m=1


*Spot the error- 2*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2021/02/spot-error-online-quiz-no-2.html?m=1

*Spot the error- 3*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2021/03/spot-error-online-quiz-no-3.html?m=1

*Spot the error- 4*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2021/03/spot-error-online-quiz-no-4.html?m=1

*Spot the error- 5*

https://juniorcollegeteacher.blogspot.com/2021/03/spot-error-online-quiz-no-5.html?m=1

Friday, November 26, 2021

September 2021 - Board Activity Sheet

September 2021 - Board Activity Sheet

Write a 'Blog' in a proper format on 'Yoga - A practice for better living' with the help of the following points in about 100/150 words:

- Importance of Yoga in life

- Keeps body fit and healthy

- Refreshes soul and mind

- Stress buster

- Meditation helps in focussing

 Answer:

See answer in blog template format:


See same answer in word format:-

'Yoga - A practice for better living'

Yoga is a full mind and body exercise. A set of specific exercises, called poses, combined with specific breathing techniques and meditation principles are the building blocks of a yoga.

Importance of Yoga in life:

The best yoga workout for us will depend on our individual needs and goals. The benefits of a regular yoga practice are wide-ranging. In general, a complete yoga workout can help to keep our back and joints healthy, improve our overall posture, stretch and strengthen muscles and improve our balance.

Yoga keeps body fit and healthy:

Yoga involves movement, meditation, and breathing techniques to promote mental and physical well-being. It helps to keep our body fit and healthy. It builds muscle strength. It enhances flexibility. It helps to promote better breathing. It supports heart health. It reduces stress, anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. It improves sleep.

Stress buster

Yoga can calm us. It decreases our tension and worries. It gives peace of mind. It makes our mind strong. It builds our confidence. It refreshes soul and mind.

Meditation helps in focussing

A well-balanced series of yoga exercises gives us the opportunity to improve our concentration. Meditation in yoga can wipe away the day's stress, helps us to focus on our needs. We can utilize our inner strength and give all our attention to something. We get solutions to our problems due to meditation.

So to keep mind and body fit, do yoga daily.


Wednesday, November 24, 2021

3.3 E - Mail Writing

E - Mail Writing

3.3 E - Mail Writing

Activity No. 1

Set By:

Prof. Mrs. Sujata Ali

Dharampeth M. P. Deo Memorial Science College,

Nagpur


Q. 1. Write an e- mail to the mentor that you require 15 days leave for internship.
Hints: You are suffering from cold and cough, doctor advised to go through RTPCR test, request to grant a leave for 15 days, give assurance to complete the pending work
Write to abc@xyz.com

Answer:-

Compose

Search Mail:

Inbox

Draft

Sent

Trash

 

To: abc@xyz.com

CC:                       

BCC:

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Subject: Application for leave.

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With due respect, I wish to state that I have been suffering from severe cold and cough infection. Looking at the current COVID-19 pandemic situation, my family doctor has advised me to get a RTPCR Test done. He also suggested me to isolate myself for a fortnight.

Hence, I request you to kindly excuse me from my internship duties for ten days and grant me a leave of absence for the same.

I assure you that I will complete all pending works as soon as I am fit to resume my duties.

Thanking you in anticipation.

Anamta Ali.

Attachments: 

Doctor's Report.         

More Labels

 

 

Sent                          Forward




Activity No. 2


Q.2 Write an e- mail to your friend who has not contacted you for a long time.
Use simple e- mail templet. Students should draw such templet in the answer sheet while writing an e- mail. Use block - letter format for writing e - mail.
Write to: abc@xyz.com

Answer:-

Compose

Search Mail:

Inbox

Draft

Sent

Trash

 

To: abc@xyz.com

CC:                       

BCC:

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Subject: Meeting proposal

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Dear Atul,

How are you? Where are you on this earth? Do you remember me? It’s long time we have done a conversation. What’s the matter?  I hope things are going well with you.

I think we should take some time from our busy schedule and arrange a programme to spend a weekend together.  We can meet at the place where we used to meet. We can take dinner at our favourite hotel i.e. Hotel Green Leaf. It will be good chance to spend a quality time for us. We can enjoy these moments. So do come.

Expecting a positive reply.

Take care.


Yours lovingly,

Umakant

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Sent                          Forward



Blog Post - Examples

Blog Post - Examples

Writing a Blog Post:
1) Blog should be written in specific template.
2) Write header and footer.
3) Give title to the post.
4) Make suitable paragraphs.
5) Use pictures if possible to decorate the blog post.


Blog Template


Q.1. Write a blog post in proper format on the topic: Save Environment




Q.2. Write a blog post in proper format on the topic: Blood Donation Camp - A social need

Answer:-

Examples of Tautology

Examples of Tautology


Tautology:

When in a sentence different words of same meaning are used for the sake of force, it is the use of tautology.

It is also a phrase or expression in which the same thing is said twice in different words.

जेव्हा एखाद्या वाक्यात एकाच अर्थाचे वेगवेगळे शब्द वापरलेले असतील तर तेथे tautology असते.


Examples of Tautology in Marathi:-

 १) पिवळं पितांबर!

 २) मुलींची कन्याशाळा!

 ३) केसांची हेअरस्टाईल!

 ४) गाईचं गोमूत्र!

 ५) राईटला उजवीकडे!

 ६) स्टार्टींगच्या सुरवातीलाच फायटींग!

 ७) ठंडा कोल्ड्रींक!

 ८) एक्झिट मधून बाहेर पडा! 

९) वटवृक्षाच्या झाडाखाली!

१०) त्याच्याखाली अंडरलाईन कर!

११) नाय पायजेल हाय!

१२) पुन्हा परत वापस रिटर्न आलो!

१३) संडेच्या दिवशी!

१४) हाय वे  रोड!

१५) रायटींगमधे लिहून द्या!

१६) सरळ स्ट्रेट जा!

१७) गोल सर्कलच्या राईट साईडची इमारत!

१८) पाण्याची वॉटर बँग!

१९) चुकीचा गैरसमज!

२०) सकाळी मॉर्निंग वॉक गेलो होतो.

२१) खडूचे चॉकपीस!

२२) बाहेर गेट आऊट!

२३) स्वतः ची आत्महत्या!

२४) साधा कॉमन सेन्स!  

२५) सिनेमा टाकिजचा पिक्चर शो!

२६) कम इन ना रे!

२७) बायकांचा लेडीज डब्बा!

२८) एकदम लई बेस्ट!

२९) पिक्चरचा शो  झक्कास होता!     

३०) शेवटी एन्ड मस्त केलाय!

Examples in English

1) I have seen it with my own eyes.

2) I want to hear fairy tales and stories.

3) They need a new hot water heater.

4) Rahul proudly told his mother that he made the model himself.

5) I know it's true because I heard it with my own ears.

6) He is always making predictions about the future.

7) In my opinion, I think he is wrong.

8) The storm hit at 2 p.m. in the afternoon.

9) Having a corona test is a necessary requirement for the job.

10) I went to see him personally.

Tuesday, November 23, 2021

Appeal- Save paper, Save trees**Activity from September 2021Board Exam*

Q. Your college has organised a motorcycle rally to make people aware to save paper and save trees.

Prepare an 'Appeal' on the topic 'Save Paper, Save Trees' with the help of the following points in about 100/150 words:

- Convincing appeal

- Need

- Information/Facts

- Famous personality/Guest

- Venue, date and time

Answer:


Save Paper! Save Trees!

Trees are our best friends!

We have to cut trees to make paper.

So to save trees, we have to save paper.

Do you agree with this?

If yes, do join to our campaign.

We have arranged a motorcycle rally.

We want to make people aware to save paper and save trees.

A large number of trees are cut every day to make paper.

We can reduce this cutting of trees.

We have to use paper carefully.

We can save paper using the following tips:

1) Use paper only when there is necessity of written proof.

2) Reuse the paper, if possible.

3) Avoid taking unnecessary photo copies of documents.

4) Use digital documents as a proof.

5) Use pdf or photos of documents.

6) Use ‘e-mail’ instead of letters.

7) Use digital locker to preserve the documents.

8) Use both sides of pages, if essential.

9) Make children aware for saving paper.

10) Recycle the used paper to make a new one.

If there is less demand of paper, tress will be saved.

Join our rally and make people aware about saving paper and trees.

Come one. Come all.

Do join us on 21st February at 9 a.m.

Bring your motorcycle and join the rally.



For more information:

Contact:

XYZ, 

Youth Club, Bansarola