All Textual Writing Skills For Madhyamik

MADHYAMIK WRITINGS (TEXTUAL)

WRITINGS SOLUTION (TEXTUAL)

Father's Help

1.    Write a letter to the Editor of a   newspaper(within 100) words about the problems faced by commuters due to reckless driving of public vehicles.

To,
The Editor,
The Telegraph
6 Prafulla Sarkar Street
Kolkata – 700001

Sub: Reckless driving of public vehicles.

Sir,
             I shall be highly obliged if you kindly publish my concern about the problems faced by the commuters due to reckless driving of public vehicles.

               Life has become very fast in today's world and with that has created many problems. Such a problem is reckless driving. Public do not obey traffic rules and deliberately break red signals which cause many difficulties especially during office hours. Overtaking is another ill effect of reckless driving. Young generation is now-a-days obsessed with bike racing. They are inspired by the media. Many have lost their lives due to bike racing. Another common thing today is use of mobile phones while driving. This has brought about serious consequences.

               So, through your esteemed daily I would like to draw the attention of all the people and would request to the administration to take serious steps to deal with this menace.

Thanking You.

                                                                                                                                                            Yours faithfully,
                                                                                                                                    RAFIKUL DALDAR

                                                                                                                                                BIRAMNAGAR

                                                                                                                                                BASIRHAT

                                                                                                                                                15^TH MAY 2020

FABLE

2.    Write a letter to your friend (within 100 words) advising her/him to visit the public library in her/his locality as frequently as possible.

Tantipara,
Aurangabad,
Murshidabad
15^th May 2020

Dear Sanandita,
                            How are you? You have not written anything for a pretty long time about your health and study. What’s the matter with you?

                          I have come to know from uncle’s letter that you are not at all interested in visiting the public library of your village. This is unfortunate. Visiting a public library has many benefits. It helps you to come out of the four walls of the house and be acquainted with many people. As it is impossible to get all the information from a single book so visiting a library will boost your knowledge. You can read many newspapers and journals which will improve your general knowledge. Besides, you become able to select the book your liking. The diversion you get by reading is surely pleasing.
So I advise you to visit the public library as frequently as possible. No more today.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Yours ever,                                                                                                                                                               Megha

Sanandita Saha      Dist.- Murshidabad Pin -742201

3.    Write a paragraph (within 100 words) on the benefits of early morning exercises using the following points :

Hints : Good for health --- fresh air --- keeps one active throughout the day.

Benefits  of  Morning  Walk

It is rightly said that "Health is wealth". To maintain a good health we must take care of our physical fitness. Now-a-days it is observed that men are very busy in their daily schedule causing a heavy toll in their body. To maintain a good health morning walk is the best exercise. Morning air is fresh and pollution free. It refreshes our body and mind. The nature is at its best during this time and morning walk gives us opportunity to come in close contact with the nature.It also reduces our mental tiredness. Regular morning walk also keeps us fit and energetic throughout the day. So goes the good saying : “A morning walk a day keeps the doctor away.”

The  Passing  Away  of  Bapu

4.    Write a biography of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (within 100words) based on the hints given below:

Hints : Born on 11 November 1888--- composed poetry in Urdu---- worked as a journalist, protested against British Raj ---- enthusiastic supporter of Gandhiji's ideas--- wrote many books ---- like 'India Wins Freedom', 'Ghubar -e-khatir' etc.--- first Education Minister of India--- birthday celebrated as National Education Day--- died on 22 February 1958.

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad; A Great National Hero

Among the eminent patriots who played a very crucial role to make India free from the bondage of the British, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad was one of the greatest/them. This eminent scholar was born on November 11 1888 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. As a young man Azad composed poetry in Urdu language. At this time of his life he worked as a journalist and protested against British Raj. He became an enthusiastic supporter of Gandhiji's ideas and joined the National Congress. Amongst his famous books are 'India Wins Freedom', 'Ghubar-e-khatir'.He also played a leading role in shaping up India's educational scenario just after India's Independence. He was the first education minister of India. He is also credited with the establishment of the Indian Institutes of Technology and the foundation of the University Grants Commission, an important institution to supervise and advance the higher education in the nation. Today his birthday is celebrated as National Education Day all over the country. This great personality breathed his last on 22 February 1958.Though he is no more, his memory will remain in the hearts of all Indians forever.

5.    Use the following flow-chart to write a paragraph(within 100 words) on how a building is constructed:

Hints : drawing of a plan of the building by the architect- getting the plan sanctioned by the corporation or municipal authorities- engaging masons and laborers- starting the construction with bricks, cement and sand- fitting doors and windows- plastering of walls-wiring-electric and water connections- painting-building completed-fit living.

How Building is Constructed

Constructing a building is a pretty complex and lengthy process. Many things need to be considered before construction work. Firstly drawing of a plan of the building by the architect is done. Then the plan gets sanctioned by the corporation or municipal authorities. After sanctioning the plan it is time to build the structure. For that masons and labourers are engaged. They start the construction with bricks, cement and sand. After that doors and windows are fixed. Next step is plastering of walls. All kinds of wiring like electric and water connections are done after that. Last step is painting. After painting is completed the building is fit for living.

My Own True Family

6.    Your school is going to organize the Inter-school District Sports Competition. Suppose you are the secretary of the Sports Club of your school. Write a notice (within 100 words) calling students to participate in the competition. Mention the time, date and venue of the competition. Your notice should be countersigned by the Headmaster/Headmistress of your school.

ABC HIGH SCHOOL

NOTICE                                                           25.05.2017

Inter-school District Sports Competition

The students of this school are hereby informed that the school is going to host the Inter-school District Sports Competition from 1st December 2016 to 7th December 2016 in our school premises. Teams from different schools in our district will participate in the sports competition. Many events will be there details of which will be announced later. The willing students are requested to submit their names to the game’s teacher. One candidate can participate maximum in three events.  Honourable Sports Minister of the state will inaugurate the programme. The students are asked to maintain discipline throughout the programme.

                                                                                                Signature

                                                                                    Students’ Secretary

Countersigned by Headmaster                                                              S.B.K.A.C. Inst. (H.S)

OUR RUNAWAY KITE

7.    Write a story (within 100 words) using the given hints. Give a title to the story.
Hints : Crow sitting on a tree ---- piece of meat on its beak ----- fox passing under the tree --- wants the meat --- asks the crow to sing --- crow keeps under its feet and sings ----- fooled, fox leaves.

Fox Gets Fooled

Once a crow stole a piece of meat and flew. It got tired so it was resting for a moment on the tree with the piece of meat in its beak. Meanwhile, a fox passing under the tree saw the crow and the meat and wanted to have it. The fox thought that he was very clever and could fool the crow. So, the fox hit upon a plan. He praised the sweet voice of the crow and requested it to sing a song for him. But the crow was cleverer than the fox. It understood the trick of the fox at once. The crow carefully kept the meat under its feet and held it tightly with his claws and started singing with his baritone voice. The fox got fooled and left the place with a broken heart.
Moral : Don’t/Never trust a flatterer.

SEA FEVER

Summary :

Tutankhamun was an Egyptian king. He built many temples and monuments. He rebuilt many destroyed temples. The discovery of his tomb by Howard Carter has brought ancient Egyptian history to light.

Newspaper Report :
Daring Burglary in Kolkata

Salt Lake,25th May, 2017 : Yesterday a daring act of burglary took place at the fourth storey of a multi-storeyed flat at Salt Lake in Kolkata at about 4 am. The occupants of the house were alarmed at the sound of opening of the door forcibly from outside. Four armed men put them at gun point and looted most of the valuable articles of the flat worth Rs. 5 lakh in total. They left after thirty minutes and ran away in a hired taxi. The occupants informed the police immediately and provided them the taxi number. Since the robbers wore masks, they have not been identified. The police investigation is going on. None has been arrested till now.

THE CAT

ABC HIGH SCHOOL

NOTICE                                                            25.05.2017

OPENING OF A LIBRARY

The members of the club are hereby informed that the club has decided to open a library on and from the 15th of the coming month. Since the club has decided not to invest any amount initially on book purchase, all the members are invited to actively join the programme by donating books for the library. Keeping in mind that it is a noble work. Sincere co-operation is expected from all the members to make the decision successful.
For further information one may contact the undersigned.
                                                                                                               Sd/                                                                                                                                                                             Student-secretary
      Countersigned                                                                                                      Sports Committee
                                                                                                                           ABC High School
        Headmaster

THE SNAIL

10. A letter within 120 words to the editor of an English daily about the inconvenience caused by the use of microphones / loudspeaker .

To ,
The Editor,
The Statesman,
Statesman House,
Kolkata – 700001

Sub : Inconvenience caused by the use of microphones / loudspeaker .

Sir,
                 I shall be highly obliged if you kindly allow me a little space in the column of your esteemed daily to air my grave concern about the inconvenience caused by the use of microphones.

Thanks to science for inventing such a wonderful amplifying instrument like microphone. But this very boon of science has become a curse at the hands of some unscrupulous young people. Continuous use of microphones during any social, political or religious gathering causes sound pollution and thereby puts the people to a great inconvenience. The pupils, particularly the examinees are the worst sufferers. They can hardly concentrate on their studies. The old and the sick can hardly get a wink of sleep at night. The blaring noise of microphones causes different problems such as physical irritation, deafness, heart problems, sleeplessness and the like. What is worse, the pop, rap and other songs lower the moral standard of people particularly children and youths.

May I, therefore, request the authority to take drastic step against the violators of the rules of Pollution Control Board in the larger interest of the people.

Thanking  you,

Yours faithfully,

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