Syllabus:
SECTION 1-LANGUAGE
A. Unseen Passage for Comprehension.
B. Part of speech, Spelling, Punctuation, Vocabulary, Tense, Narration, Preposition Usage, Transformation and Agreement.
SECTION 2-LITERATURE
A. Forms of literature
B. Authors and their work-
- William Shakespeare,
- John Milton,
- William Wordsworth
- John Galsworthy
Classes for Forms of Literature / Literary Devices / Literary Terms:
Class 01 : Literary Devices – Ballad, Concrete, Dramatic Monologue, Elegy, Epic, Epitaph, Epigram, Free Verse, Lyric, Narrative, Parody, Pastoral, Sonnet, Ode
Class 02 : Literary Devices – Adage, Allegory, Alliteration, Allusion, Ambiguity
Class 03 : Literary Devices – Anachronism, Anapest, Anaphora, Anastrophe, Anatanaclasis,, Antithesis, Anthropomorphism, Anticlimax, Antimetabole
Class 04 : Literary Devices – Aphorism, Apostrophe, Assonance, Asyndeton, Ballad, Bildungsroman, Burlesque, Circumlocution
Class 05 : Literary Devices – Cliche, Climax, Colloquialism, Comic Relief, Conceit, Conflict, Cacophony, Dactyl
Class 06 : Literary Devices – Deus Ex Machina, Dramatic Irony, Dystopia, Epigraph, Epistrophe, Epitaph, Euphemism, Extended Metaphor, Elegy, Epilogue
Class 07 : Literary Devices – Fable, Farce, Foreshadowing, Haiku, Hubris, Hyperbole, Hypophora, Hamartia, Iamb, Imagery
Class 08 : Literary Devices – In Medias Res, Irony, Juxtaposition, Kenning, Lampoon, Limerick, Litotes, Lyric, Malapropism, Masque
Class 09 : Literary Devices – meiosis, metaphor, metonymy, meter, memoir, monologue, onomatopoeia, oxymoron, palindrome, pathos
Class 10 : Literary Devices – paradox, parody, paralipsis, pathetic fallacy, peripeteia, personification, polysyndeton, prologue, poetic justice, pun
Class 11 : Literary Devices – quatrain, refrain, repetition, sarcasm, satire, simile, soliloquy, spondee, spoonerism, stream of consciousness
Class 12 : Literary Devices – surrealism, synecdoche, synesthesia, tautology, tragedy, tragicomedy, transferred epithet, trochaic, understatement, utopia
Class 13 : Literary Devices – aristotle, poetics, tragedy, anagnorisis, catharsis, hamartia, tragic flaw, hubris, peripeteia, tragic hero, protagonist, antagonist, unity of time, unity of place, unity of action, freytag pyramid
Class 14 : Literary Devices – prose, fiction, nonfiction, epistolary, picaresque, autobiography, gothic, historical drama, romantic, allegory, point of view, minor characters, farce, musical drama, comedy of errors, closet drama
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