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(A AECC - 2.2 | Semester B.Sc/B.C.A. Examination, May/June 2022 (NEP) Paper - 1: GENERIC ENGLISH (L2) Time : 2¥ Hours Max. Marks : 60 Instructions : 1) Answer all questions. 2) Mention question numbers correcily. SECTION -A I. Read the passage and answer the following questions : 5 The victory of the small Greek democracy of Athens over the mighty Persian Empire in 490 B.C. is one of the most famous events in history. Darius, king of the Persian Empire, was furious because Athens had interceded for the other Greek city-states in revolt against Persian domination. In anger the king sent an enormous army to defeat Athens. He thought it would take drastic steps to pacify the rebellious part of the empire. Persia was ruled by one man. In Athens, however, all citizens helped to rule. Ennobled by this participation, Athenians were prepared to die for their city-state. Perhaps this was the secret of the remarkable victory at Marathon, which freed them from Persian rule. On their way to Marathon, the Persians tried to fool some Greek city-states by claiming to have come in peace. The frightened citizens of Delos refused to believe this. Not wanting to abet the conquest of Greece, they fled from their city and did not return until the Persians had left. They were wise, for the Persians next conquered the city of Eritrea and captured its people. Tiny Athens stood alone against Persia. The Athenian people went to their sanctuaries. There they prayed for deliverance. They asked their gods to expedite their victory. The Athenians refurbished their weapons and moved to the plain of Marathon, where their little band would meet the Persians. At the last moment, soldiers from Plataea reinforced the Athenian troops. The Athenian army attacked, and Greek citizens fought bravely. The power of the mighty Persians was offset by the love that the Athenians had for their city. Athenians defeated the Persians in both archery and hand combat. Greek soldiers seized Persian ships and burned them, and the Persians fled in terror. Herodotus, a famous historian, reports that 6,400 Persians died, compared to only 192 Athenians. PTO. AECC -2.2 2 1) When was the victory of the small Greek democracy of Athens over the mighty Persian Empire ? 2) Why did Darius take drastic steps ? 3) What did the Athenian pray for in the sanctuaries ? 4) Who is Herodotus 7 5) What motivated the Athenians to attack the Persians ? Il. Do as directed : 1) Arrange the following in MLA format. 2 Title — Nampally Road Author — Meena Alexander Place — New Delhi Year - 1992 2) Create a brochure about your college cultural fest, events and competitions. 3 lll, Read the graph and write a paragraph in about 100-150 words : 5 10 + - |___ Faworlte Type of Moy ee ae 2 6 a 3 a4 2 9 Comedy Action Romance Drama SciFi IV. Answer any five of the following questions : 5 1) What is comprehensive listening ? 2) Write any two differences between listening and hearing. 2 AECC ~2.2 3) Mention the four language skills. 4) What is deep listening 7 5) Which are the two basic ways of communication ? 6) Critical listening requires listener to y and ‘on what he hears. 7) Describe the two types of listening. V. Answer the following questions : 1) Define active listening and write any one objective of active listening. 2) Explain any 4 verbal signs of active listening. 3) What are the non verbal signs of active listening 7 =nH Vi. Do as directed : 1) Introduce your family members to your friend. 2) Fill in the blanks : Prashanth: Hello sir, may | know on which platform the train to Delhi will arrive ? ye Railway help desk: Prashanth : Railway help desk: The train will reach 40 minutes late today. 3) Write a line of request to the receptionist of a Hotel about the availability of room. 1 vl . Answer any one of the following questions : 3 Write instructions to make orange juice with the ingredients given below : a) Orange b) Water c) Sugar ) Ice cubes OR State the basic steps you will follow to draw money from an ATM. i AECC -2.2 + (MONA Vill, Do as directed : 4) Add suitable question tag to the following : z a) She has done this marvellous work. b) You wiil vote for me. 2) Frame a-Wh question to get the underlined word/phrase as answer : 2 a) River Nile is the longest river in the world. b) We come to College at 9 a.m. every day. 3) Choose the correct form of verb and fill in the blanks : 1 The student (do/does) the projects excellently. IX. Choose eppropriate linkers and fill in the blanks : 2 a) it was raining, we went out for a drive. b) She is excellent in singing in dancing. (as well as, because, since, although) SECTION-B (Coursework) * . Answer any 5 of the following questions in two or three sentences: (2x5=10) 1) What does the poet demolish in the poem, ‘I shall go Back in The New Year ? Where does the poet wish to go in ‘I shall go Back in The New Year ? }) What are Aloo’s first impressions of London in ‘Leaving’ ? How was Kalam’s teacher Shivasubhramanya lyer different from others ? ) When did Kalam confront the uncontrollable energy of nature ? Why was the man afraid to come down from the tree in the lesson, ‘The Wolf ? When is a woman insulted by the husband and the mother-in-law ? Answer any two of the following questions in a paragraph : (5x2=10) 4| Shall Go Back in The New Year expresses the speaker's desire to go t from civilization. Substantiate. (EEE AECC-3 First Semester B.A/B.Sc/B.Com/B.B.A/B.H.MJB.C.AJB.Sc. (FAD) Degree Examination, May/June 2022 (NEP) ADDITIONAL ENGLISH —1 Time : 2% Hours Max. Marks : 60 instructions : 1) Answer all the questions. 2) Write the correct question numbers. SECTION -A |. a) Answer any five questions in one or two sentences each. (5x2=10) 1) Why was the Imp sitting behind the bush in ‘The Imp and the Crust’ ? 2) What was Kali's profession in the story ‘Sweets for Angels’ ? 3) Who are the Hulks in ‘The Great Expectations’ ? 4) According to A. G. Gardiner, how should we use habits ? 8) List any two cruetties of life mentioned in the essay Window View.’ 6) What makes the speaker feel better in ‘Sonnet 29° 7 7) Mention some of the games that the child plays in the poem ‘Grandfather's Holiday.” b) Answer any four questions in about a page each : (43=20) 1) How did the peasant and his guests behave under the influence of the wine in ‘The Imp and the Crust’ 7 2) Comment on Kali’s enthusiasm after his eamings in the story ‘Sweets for Angels’ 3) Narrate what happened in the churchyard on Christmas Eve in The Great Expectations’. 4) How can one overcome the tyranny of little habits according to AG. Gardiner ? 5) Describe the view seen through a bus window as grasped by the little gitl in Window View’ PTO. AECC-3 2 ERS 6) What are the grievances the speaker remembers ? What thoughts cheer him up in ‘Sonnet 28’ 2 7) What misunderstandings did the poet have about the adults, in the poem ‘Childhood’ ? 8) How does the child's company become a leaming experience for the narrator in the poem ‘Grandfather's Holiday’ ? ©) Answer any one question in about two pages each : (1x10=10) 1) How does the Imp succeed in making the peasant fall into his design in ‘The Imp and the Crust’ ? 2) Comment on the title of the story ‘Sweets for Angels’. 3) How can one cultivate habits ? How can we overcome the problems of our habits according to A. G. Gardiner ? SECTION -B Il. a) Correct the errors in the following set of sentence : (5x2=10) 4) i) The movies is watched by us to night. il) The director give you instructions. 2) i) Listening to the music is very retaxing. il) The game has come to end. 3) i) Lam blessed by good health. il) Mr. John presided in the meeting. 4) i) He did decided to settle down. ii) Fortune is favouring the brave. 5) i) Poetry enlighten a wounded heart. ii) Fifty percent of the work have been completed. b) Read the following passage and answer the questions below : itis ironic that even though wild animals are way stronger than humans, they are facing a dark vold of extinction due to human activities. Wild animals are one of the most important elements in preserving a nation’s natural environment. However, human greed and interference through poaching have caused a worldwide risk in the existence of wild animals. Wild animals like tigers and elephants, generally known for their toughness, have evolved ena = AECC-3 c with features like thiok fur, strong teeth, and bones for their survival. However, itis quite surprising that people are taking advantage of these features by killing them and selling their body parts in the market to eam money. This has unknowingly led to @ decrease in their reproduction and hence put them on the endangered list. if proper steps are not taken to preserve the wild animals, very soon they will face the risk of extinction. 1) Read the meanings below, find one word from the passage to replace the description : (3x1=3) a) no longer in existence. b) the catching and killing of animals without permission on someone else’s land. c) in danger of being harmed, lost, unsuccessful. 2) Use each of the following words from the passage in sentence of your own. (2x1=2) a) environment b) interference. Prepare two suitable captions on Equality. (22225) oR Prepare one slogan for each : i) World peace il) Nature. A a AECC-2.3 1 Semester B.Com/B.B.A/B.H.MJB.Com. (LS) Examination, May/June 2022 (NEP Scheme) GENERIC ENGLISH Language English - 1 Time : 2% Hours Max. Marks : 60 Instructions : 1) Answer all the questions. 1. 1) 2) 2) Mention the question number correctly. SECTION - A (40 marks) (Work Book) Skim the passage to identify the topic. Choose the appropriate option. 2 “There are nearly as many temples as there are houses and as many idols as inhabitants here, not being a fountain or river or a hill within its limits that is not consecrated to one or the other of the Hindu or Buddhist deities” — wrote a foreigner a long time ago. Important places to visit in Kathmandu include the Darbar Square, the Pashupathinath temple, the Swoyambhu Nath Stupa and the Boudha Nath Stupa. In addition, most tourists to Kathmandu rave about the Himalayan Mountain flight, which is now one of Nepal's big attractions. a) This article is about visitors’ guide to Kathmandu. b) This is a critical writing about Kathmandu. Scan the passage given and answer the following questions : 2 Astraphobia is the fear of lightning and thunder. People with astraphobia will experience extreme symptoms of anxiety during storms, which many times will be amplified if the person is alone. People with astraphobia will likely be constantly up-to-date on the weather and will avoid leaving home if a storm is expected. During a storm, they will often find a safe place to hide, where the noise will be diminished. This fear can also be experienced by animals, such as dogs and cats. The fear of thunder and lightning is thought to come from a traumatic experience related to a storm involving thunder or lightning. * a) What is amplified if a person is alone ? b) What do Astraphobic people avoid 7 B.T.O. AECC-2.3 a A . 1) Give any two examples of reference sources 2 2) Write a cover letter for the post of Sales Manager in University Press Publishing Company, Bangalore. 1) Name any two types of listening. 2) Prepare a write-up for Group Discussion on COVID-18. IV. 1) Introduce your mother to the principal of your college. 2) What enquiries would you make in the following situations 7 a) You want to go to Coorg, you are in the Bus Terminal. b) You, as a CR of the class, want to prepone English class with your English teacher. NR ON 1) Give a set of instructions on how to change the gas cylinder. 4 2) Underline the infinitive phrases in the following sentences : 2 a) You have very less time to prepare. b) I need an extra pen to write. Vi. 1) Identify the clauses in the following sentences : 2 @) | have a friend, who owns Rolls Royce. b) If you don’t eat well, you will fall sick. 2) Fill in the blanks with appropriate tenses given in the bracket : 2 a) She (has been teaching/am teaching) English for ten years. b) We living/have lived) in Bangalore for ten years. Vil. 1) Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb which agrees with the ‘subject : 3 a) The cost of the watch ____—__(is/are) ten thousand rupees. b) The principal as well as the staff (has/have) arrived. ¢) Time and tide (wait/waits) for none. 2) Fill in the blanks with the correct idioms given in the bracket : 2 (beat around the bush, by the skin of your teeth, miss the boat) a) You don’t . Come to the point directly. b) She forgot to fill the fees, now she will A 3 AECC - 2.3 VIII. The inauguration of Business Club is to be held in your college on January 15". You are asked to give a welcome speech. Draft the welcome ‘speech. 5 SECTION -B (Course Work) IX. Answer any five of the following questions in two or three sentences: (2x5=10) 1) What was Behrman’s dream in the lesson ‘The Last Leaf’ ? 2) The python's weakness as perceived by the grandfather was a) Umbrella b) Reflection ©) Juicy chicken 2) The person who plants a tree plants cool shade and tender rain. True/false. 4) How did Suresh defend himself when Sohrab asked him about the unfair distribution of the property in the lesson ‘Daughter’ ? 5) Which day is the most important day to Helen Keller ? Why ? 6) Whatis special about the houses in Greenwich village as described in ‘The Last Leaf ? 7) ‘The flag of breezes’ means a) Flag in the wind b) The tree is like a flag X. Answer any two of the following questions in a paragraph : (Sx2=10) 4) What was Behrman’s masterpiece according to Sue in the lesson ‘The Last Leaf ? Why ? 2) Describe the chaos created by the arrival of the python in the house as seen in ‘All Creatures Great and Small’. 3) Deepa’s brothers are only the extension of their father’s mindset in the lesson ‘Daughter’. Explain. 4) Discuss the circumstances when the narrator felt repentance and sorrow in the lesson ‘My Teacher’. {MG OEEN - 101 | Semesier All U.G. Courses Examination, May/June 2022 (NEP Scheme) ENGLISH Functional English Grammar and Study Skills (Open Elective) Time : 2% Hours Max. Marks : 60 Insivuctions : 1) Answer alll the questions. 2) Write the correct answers. |, Rewrite the sentences as directed any ten. (10x1=10) 1) Expand SVO with a sentence. 2) Flammable (prefix). 3) She household work. (do, does) 4) Ram is handsome. (Name the phrase) 5) The tiger has wonderful art on its skin. (Identify the complement) 6) The moon fade by morning. (will, shall) 7) He drive a car. (can, able) 8) The cowis grazing___the garden. (preposition) 91 writing a letter. (‘be’ forms) 10) We are playing (Add Q-Tag) 11) He is taming the dog (change into interrogative) 12) They are playing cricket. (negative form) Il, Write short notes on any three of the following. (83215) 1) Explain skimming and scanning with examples. 2) Functional use of writing skills. 3) Frame five questions using WH words. 4) Difference between formal and informal speech Il. Cloze Test. (Sx1=8) 1) is used in research projects. (academic writing, personal writing) 2) % and ratio calculation can be appropriate with (linear method, pie-diagram) PTO. OEEN - 101 az a 3) Online classes are the mode of ____———_ (virtual, classroom activity) 4) Reading a mystery novel requires process. (skimming, scanning) 5) Sending messages via e-mail is (electronic media, postal media) Do as directed. Answer the following. (4x5=20) A) Expand any one proverb (40 words or 5-7 lines). 1) Knowledge is power. 2) Apicture is worth a thousand words. 3) Education is the pillar of a Nation B) Write a dialogue between you and your teacher about online class schedules. OR Write @ dialogue between Raghu the sales manager and Ramesh the director organizing a Mega Exhibition Sales of the products invented. Raghu : Good morning .. Ramesh : Raghu : | have a plan Ramesh : That's a great idea | Raghu : Raghu : we can have the sales at ... a Ramesh : Well ! Let's go-ahead with the formalities, Raghu ; Yes, can | Ramesh : Raghu : Ramesh : ... . of course, you can, | 0 eS OEEN- 101 C) Wate @ paragraph on any one of the following. 1) Advantages of online classes. 2) Beware of corona virus. 3) Techniques of reading skills. D) Draft an E-mail to the Reliance Digital Customer Care regarding 2 complaint against a defective product that you purchased recently. OR Draft an e-mail to appreciate an author about the book you recently read V. Answer any one of the following, (4x10=10) 1) Strategies and methods to improve reading skills. 2) Process of Academic writing. 3) Define auxiliary verbs with examples.

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