BA / BSW First Year Compulsory English Question Setting / Question Model

 

Tribhuvan University Question Setting Guidelines Compulsory English I

 

Level: BA Year: First                                                 Full Marks: 70

Subject: Compulsory English—Paper I                    Pass marks: 28

Course Title: Reading and Writing in English                     Time: 3 Hours

Course Code: ENGL 401

 

Long Question

 

Answer any 02 out of 03 questions.

(02x15=30)
1.         An essay question from outside Patterns of College Writing, and sometimes based on ―Writing                     Workshop‖, but on the genres taught in this book.


2.           Application of four levels of interacting with a text from outside the prescribed course books.

3.           Heuristics of reading and writing from Patterns of College Writing.

 

Short Questions (From Reading)

Answer any 04 out of 05 questions.

(04x10 =40)

 4.           Note–the making of a reading a passage from Flax Golden Tales or elsewhere.

5.         Comprehension passage from outside the prescribed books. Five questions                                              (to be answered in full)  will follow the passage. This question will be compulsory.

6.           Questions from Patterns of College Writing

i.                         Literal: 1 question for 02 marks

ii.                       Purpose & Audience: 1 question for 04

iii.                     Style question: 1 question for 04 marks

7.         A medium length question (part-wise) from either Patterns of College Writing or Flax Golden Tales.

8.         Question on either the vocabulary (meaning and use in a sentence in the sense of the meaning given) or terms related to writing—07 items to be given but only 05 to be answered.


Total of 30 marks of the internal evaluations can be divided into these categories. 

Attendance and Participation

05

Project, Presentation, Portfolio*

05

Mid-term

10

End-term

10

 

* Any writing project that assesses the progress of a student as a writer over the year. The final essay, FOUR to FIVE pages in length, must follow the MLA documenting style as given in Patterns of College Writing.

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