XII Q 4 A. Group Discussion -4 Marks

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 Q.4 A. Virtual Message/ Statement of Purpose/ Group Discussion - 4 marks

Q. You and your three friends( John, Irfan, and Ravina) are selected as a team for group discussion for repeated TV channels. The topic for discussion is 'Importance of English literature'. Write suitable dialogue for each participant giving his or her opinion on the topic.

Ans- Topic -'Importance of English literature'.

Evaluator:  You have all been given a few minutes to think on your topic for today's group discussion which is, the Importance of English literature. You may begin the discussion. Who would like to start?

Sanchita: I believe English literature holds immense importance in today's world. It not only allows us to appreciate the beauty of language but also provides us with valuable insights into different cultures and time periods. Through the works of renowned authors, we can explore the depths of human emotions and experiences, broadening our understanding of the world around us.

John: I completely agree with Sanchita. English literature helps us develop critical thinking skills and enhances our ability to analyze and interpret complex texts. It allows us to delve into the minds of characters, understand their motivations, and empathize with their struggles. Moreover, it fosters creativity and imagination, enabling us to think beyond the confines of our own experiences.

Irfan: While I appreciate the merits of English literature, I also believe it plays a crucial role in shaping our communication skills. By studying and analyzing various literary works, we learn how to express ourselves effectively, both in written and verbal forms. It helps us refine our language, expand our vocabulary, and develop our ability to articulate our thoughts and ideas with clarity and precision.

Ravina: I think another significant aspect of English literature is its capacity to challenge societal norms and provoke critical discussions. Many literary works address important social issues, such as gender inequality, racial discrimination, and class struggles. By engaging with these texts, we develop a deeper understanding of these issues, fostering empathy and encouraging us to question and challenge the status quo.

Sanchita: Absolutely, Ravina. English literature has the power to inspire change and influence society. It enables us to reflect on our own values and beliefs, encouraging us to become more compassionate and empathetic individuals. It also serves as a bridge between different cultures, promoting global understanding and fostering a sense of unity among diverse communities.

 John: I couldn't agree more, Sanchita. English literature not only enriches our personal lives but also opens up a world of opportunities in various fields such as education, journalism, publishing, and research. The skills and knowledge gained through studying English literature are highly transferable and can be applied in numerous professional settings.

Ravina:  I couldn't agree more, John. English literature is a treasure trove of wisdom, knowledge, and inspiration. It has the power to shape our perspectives, challenge our assumptions, and ignite our imaginations. Embracing the importance of English literature can truly enrich our lives and contribute to our personal and intellectual growth.

Evaluator: All right everyone. Your time's nearly up. Could someone conclude, please?

Ravina: Well said, John. In conclusion, English literature holds immense importance in our lives. It not only offers intellectual stimulation and personal growth but also equips us with valuable skills that are essential in today's interconnected world. It allows us to connect with others, broaden our horizons, and become more well-rounded individuals.


Marking Scheme

Content -02 Marks

Sequence flow of ideas -01 Marks

Appropriateness/ Language usage - 01 Marks


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