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What is the primary focus of the course titled 'English Language and Indian Culture'?
What is the primary focus of the course titled 'English Language and Indian Culture'?
Which topic is NOT included in the unit focusing on 'Reading, Writing and Interpretation Skills'?
Which topic is NOT included in the unit focusing on 'Reading, Writing and Interpretation Skills'?
What type of skills are developed in Unit II of the course?
What type of skills are developed in Unit II of the course?
Which of the following is a keyword associated with the text 'The Wonder That Was India'?
Which of the following is a keyword associated with the text 'The Wonder That Was India'?
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What is the total credit value of the 'English Language and Indian Culture' course?
What is the total credit value of the 'English Language and Indian Culture' course?
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Which resource is NOT mentioned as part of the learning materials for the course?
Which resource is NOT mentioned as part of the learning materials for the course?
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What is the minimum passing mark required for this course?
What is the minimum passing mark required for this course?
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What type of vocabulary skills will students learn in Unit III?
What type of vocabulary skills will students learn in Unit III?
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Study Notes
Course Information
- Course Code: X1-FCHB1T
- Course Title: Foundation Course (English)
- Course Type: Foundation Course, English Language and Indian Culture
- Pre-requisites: Basic knowledge of English language
- Credit Value: 2
- Total Marks: 50
- Minimum Pass Marks: 17
- Total Lectures: (Data unclear, requires further context from pages with additional information)
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
- Develop English language competencies for competitive exams
- Enhance comprehension skills through diverse texts and interpretations
- Improve vocabulary
- Strengthen grammar and communication skills
- Cultivate awareness of national heritage and environmental issues, fostering responsible citizenship
Course Content (Part B)
- Reading, Writing, and Interpretation Skills: Includes texts like "Where The Mind Is Without Fear," "National Education," "The Axe," "The Wonder That Was India," and "Preface to the Mahabharata," focusing on themes like patriotism, education, environment, Indian history, and mythology.
- Comprehension Skills: Comprehension questions based on unseen passages
- Basic Language Skills: Vocabulary building (suffixes, prefixes, synonyms, antonyms, homophones, homonyms, one-word substitutions), and basic grammar (nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, prepositions, articles).
Assessment (Part D)
- External Assessment (UE): 50 marks, 2 hours, Multiple choice, objective, true-false questions; each question worth one mark.
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This quiz focuses on the Foundation Course in English, emphasizing reading, writing, and interpretation skills through various texts. Students will explore themes of patriotism, education, and national heritage, strengthening their language competencies and comprehension skills.
