Class 11 Hindi Prose Overview
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कविता में कौन सी भावना व्यक्त की जाती है?

  • आइरोनी
  • सीमिली
  • आलंकार (correct)
  • मेटाफ़ॉर
  • ‘वह एक चीता की तरह दौड़ा’ किस अलंकार का उदाहरण है?

  • कहावत
  • सिमली (correct)
  • मेटाफ़ॉर
  • इरोनी
  • ‘सूरज आकाश में एक लालटेन है’ में कौन-सा अलंकार प्रयुक्त हुआ है?

  • हाशिया
  • आलंकार
  • मेटाफ़ॉर (correct)
  • सिमली
  • 'सुन' में किस प्रकार का कल्पना-शक्ति का प्रयोग हुआ है?

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    'कहने में कुछ और होता है, करने में कुछ और' किस प्रकार की 'हाशिया' है?

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    'मुहावरे' में किस प्रकार की 'हाशिया' होती है?

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    Class 11 Hindi Prose

    In class 11, students begin studying prose in depth within the context of the Hindi subject. Here is an overview of what they might learn:

    1. Understanding of different types of stories like short stories and novels, poetry, and plays.
    2. Introduction to genres such as romance, adventure, fantasy, science fiction, horror, etc.
    3. Basic literary devices used in prose, including poetic language, simile, metaphor, and irony.
      • Poetic Language: A figurative or metaphorical use of speech or writing, often with an emphasis on sound and rhythm and sometimes also on syntax. It is intended to give the reader a more vivid impression from the actual meaning of the literal sense.
      • Similes: This is a figure of speech involving the comparison between two different things that aren't alike, usually by using 'like' or 'as'. For example, "He ran like a cheetah."
      • Metaphors: This is a figure of speech that describes a person or thing using similarity. It allows us to compare one thing with another without using the word ‘like’ or ‘as’. For example, "The sun is a lantern in the sky."
      • Irony: This involves saying something that is the opposite of what you really mean. It can either be verbal or situational. Verbal irony is when someone says something but means exactly the opposite. Situational irony occurs when there is a mismatch between our expectations and reality.

    As students delve deeper into these aspects of prose, they will develop a stronger understanding of the nuances and complexities of literature. They may also engage in tasks such as analyzing various forms of prose, identifying themes, and discussing their interpretations of text.

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    An overview of the study of prose in the context of Hindi literature at the Class 11 level, including types of stories, genres, and literary devices like poetic language, simile, metaphor, and irony. Students will explore various forms of prose, identify themes, and discuss interpretations of text.

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