Section III
(Writing Skills)
Complete the activities as per the instructions given below:
Q.4 A Atempt 'Any One' of the folowing activities :
Drafting a virtual message:
Imagine, Sunny has been selected to appear in the final round of the singing competition. Sunny's father has moved out of the city for some official work. Sunny tried to call his father several times. But, due to the connectivity issues, he is unable to contact his father. Draft a virtual message in about 50 words to convey
Answer (i)
16th July, 2024 9:20 am Dear Dad, Good morning dad. I am exited to inform you that I've been selected for the final round of the singing competition. I tried calling several times since morning but couldn't reach you due to connectivity issues. I'm excited and hope you'll be proud of me. From, Sunny |
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(III) Group Discussion :
Imagine the XII class students attended a presentation on "writing skill" conducted by a distinguished personality. Write a group discussion in the form of dialogues associated with this presentation among 3/4 student participants.(4)
Raj: Hi friends, today's presentation on writing skills was really enlightening. I never realised how crucial these skills are, not just for exams but for real life as well. Priya: Absolutely! The speaker, being a member of the Board of Studies, had such deep insights. He explained how writing skills we learn in XII standard can be applied to various aspects of life, like writing SOP, reports, interview, and even emails. Sameer: I found it particularly interesting when he talked about the marking schemes. Knowing what examiners look for can really help us focus our efforts. For instance, I didn't know that coherence and proper structure can significantly boost our scores. Aisha: Yes, and he also emphasized the importance of clarity and conciseness. In real life, whether we are writing a job application or a business proposal, being clear and to the point is crucial. It can make a huge difference in how our message is perceived. Raj: The part about life-oriented writing skills was very eye-opening too. He mentioned that skills like writing a resume, a statement of purpose for college applications, and even social media posts are all grounded in the basics we learn now. Priya: That’s so true. Effective communication is key in any profession. Even in fields that aren’t traditionally considered “writing-heavy,” being able to articulate ideas clearly can set us apart. Sameer: I agree. And it’s not just about professional life. Good writing skills help in personal life too. Think about how important it is to write a good complaint letter if you receive poor service or need to dispute a charge. Aisha: Another thing I appreciated was his advice on practicing writing regularly. He suggested keeping a journal or even blogging as ways to improve our writing. Practice really does make perfect. Raj: Yes, and he also recommended reading extensively. The more we read, the better our vocabulary and understanding of different writing styles become. It’s all interconnected. Priya: I’m really glad we attended this presentation. It’s made me more motivated to work on my writing skills. I now understand their value far beyond just scoring well in exams. Sameer: Me too. It was a great session, and I think we should all start incorporating his tips into our daily routines. It’ll surely pay off in the long run. Aisha: Definitely. Let’s encourage each other to practice and maybe even share our writings for feedback. That way, we can all improve together. |
(B) Atempt 'Any One' of the folowing activities :
I) E-mail:
Draft an E-mail to the manager ofa company to request him/her to give you an opportunity as an apprentice to serve you as an experience for your career development.
(II) Report Writing:
Imagine your college recently organised a programme on 'Personality Development.' As a student incharge, write a report of the same in about 150 words for your college magazine.
AFAC Host Development Programme. Chembur, Mumbai, July 15, 2024 AFAC Junior College, Chembur, Mumbai, recently hosted an enlightening programme on 'Personality Development.' The event aimed to equip students with essential life skills, enhancing their confidence and interpersonal abilities. The session was inaugurated by the Principal of the College, Mr. Shashikant Deshmukh, with a garland offering to Goddess Ma Saraswati. He also welcomed and felicitated the key speakers, including Dr. Priya Sharma, a renowned psychologist, and Mr. Rajesh Gupta, a corporate trainer. They conducted interactive sessions on self-awareness, effective communication, and time management. The speakers emphasized the importance of a positive mindset, goal setting, and continuous self-improvement. Workshops included group activities and role-playing exercises, fostering teamwork and leadership qualities among participants. The event concluded with a Q&A session, allowing students to seek personalized advice from the experts. At the end of the program, the Vice Principal, Dr. Suhani Shaha, presented the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to the program's success. The programme was a resounding success, with enthusiastic participation from students and faculty alike. It provided invaluable insights and practical tools for personal and professional growth, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees. |
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(III) Interview:
Imagine you wish to conduct an interview of a 'social worker. With the help of the format given below, draft questions on the given fields. (Do not change the sequence of the questions.
Interview Questions | Interview Questions |
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1. Name of the interviewee. 2. Field/Reputation 3. Date/Venue/Time. 4. Duration of Interview | .................. |
Questions based on | |
(1) Early interests (2) Challenges faced (3) Role model/s (4)Achievements/Awards (5) Feedback (6) Family support (7) Government support (8) Future plans. | |
Interview Questions | Interview Question |
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1. interview Quest name of the interviewee. Area of interest/ Specialisation. 3. Date, Time, and Venue of Interview. 4. Duration of an interview. | Prakash Amate A doctor and Social workers. 16th May 2024, 11:30 am, Anand van Hemalkasa. 25 minutes |
Interview Questions
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Q 4 C Attempt 'Any One' of the following activities: (4)
(1) Speech:
Imagine you wish to participate in an intercollegiate elocution competition. You have selected 'Should we keep pets?' as your topic for your speech.
Draft a speech in about 150 words on this topic.
Answer (1)
Speech: Should We Keep Pets A.P.J. Abdul Kalam rightly stated, "Kindness and compassion towards all living beings is a mark of a civilized society."A very fenetic morning to our honorable Chief Guests, respected dignitaries on the dais, my dear friends, and everyone present here. I am Miss Sakshi Naik, and I stand before you to discuss the topic, "Should we keep pets?" Pets have been cherished companions throughout human history. They offer us unconditional love, loyalty, and companionship. When we have pets, we learn important values like responsibility, empathy, and patience. Having a pet around can reduce stress, provide emotional support, and even improve our physical health. For many people, pets become part of the family, bringing joy and comfort into our lives. However, keeping pets comes with great responsibility. It requires time, money, and commitment. We must consider if we can provide the care and environment our pets need to thrive. This means regular feeding, exercise, and medical care. We also need to think about the ethical side, especially when it comes to exotic pets and their welfare. Are we able to give them a life that is good and natural for them? In conclusion, keeping pets can deeply enrich our lives, but it is a decision that requires careful thought and dedication. I would like to end my say with Mahatma Gandhi's quotes, "The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated." We must treat our pets with love and respect, ensuring we are ready for the responsibility they bring. I am very thankful to the organizing committee for giving me an opportunity to express my views, I am thankful to for listening me patiently. Thank you Jay hind Jay Maharashtra. |
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(II) Compering:
Imagine your college is organising a programme to celebrate 'Teacher's Day. You are given the responsibility to compere at the programme. Prepare the programme script deciding the flow of the whole programme. You may take help of the given points.
[prayer, welcome, introduction, felicitation, speeches, vote of thanks]
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Good morning and welcome to our Teacher's Day celebration at B.K. Birla College, Kalyan. I am Sanju Pardeshi, and it’s my pleasure to be your compere today. Let’s start with a heartfelt prayer to seek blessings for our teachers and the academic community. I invite Jamil to lead us.
(III) Expansion of Idea:
Expand the following idea with the help of the points given below (100 to 150 words):
'The wise man has long ears and a short tongue.'
- One should be a good listener
- Speaking to the point catches attention
- Listening adds to your knowledge
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Q 4 D:(D) Attempt Any One' of the following activities: in around (100-150) (4)
(I) Review:
You have recently read a 'Book'/ 'Magazine.' Write a 'Review' on the same with the help of the following points:
- Title/Contents
- Objectives/Features/Characteristics
- Presentation/Creativity/Novelty
- Personal views/Opinion/Evaluation
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- Contextual meaning
- Why the need?
- What changes can be noticed?
- Do's and don'ts
16th July, 2024 9:20 am Dear Dad, Good morning dad. I am exited to inform you that I've been selected for the final round of the singing competition. I tried calling several times since morning but couldn't reach you due to connectivity issues. I'm excited and hope you'll be proud of me. From, Sunny |
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