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English Literature (Major 4)

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Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : F.Y - BA [Sem 2] Subject : English Literature Date : 3/3/2026 Professor : Aamena Miss               1) CLASS ASSIGNMENT (Poem)     Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening                                                    - Robert Frost On the poet: Robert Frost Robert Lee Frost (March 26, 1874 – January 29, 1963) was an American poet. Known for his realistic depictions of rural life and his command of American colloquial speech, Frost frequently wrote about settings from rural life in New England in the early 20th century, using them to examine complex social and philosophical themes. Introduction “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” is one of the most celebrated poems by Robert Frost. Written...

VAC

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Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : F.Y - BA [Sem 2] Subject: VAC Date : 3/3/2026 Professor : Aamena Miss                 1)  CLASS ASSIGNMENT         POEM 1 : ON KILLING A TREE                                            - by Gieve Patel Overview : The poem “On Killing a Tree” by Gieve Patel is deeply connected to environmental concerns and highlights the harmful impact of human actions on nature. Through the description of killing a tree, the poet indirectly draws attention to the importance of preserving the environment. In the poem, Patel explains that a tree cannot be destroyed easily. It takes years of nourishment from sunlight, water, air, and soil to grow into a strong living being. This reflects how nature builds itself slowly and sustai...

AEC

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Name of college  :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name  : Alpa B Gohel Year  : F.Y - BA [Sem 2] Subject : AEC (Abilities Enhancement Course) Date  : 3/3/2026 Professor  : Shivani Miss                       1.) CLASS ASSIGNMENT                                 SYNONYMS Meaning : Synonyms are words that have the same or nearly the same meanings. They help express similar ideas in different ways, making language richer and more varied. For example, “happy,” “joyful,” and “cheerful” are synonyms because they convey similar emotions. However, synonyms may differ slightly in tone, usage, or context. Use of Synonyms: Synonyms are very useful in both spoken and written communication. They help to: - Avoid repetition of the same word - Improve vocabulary and language skills - Make writing more int...

SEC

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Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : FY.BA [Sem 2] Subject : SEC Date : 2/3/2026 Topic: Personal Goal Setting, Daily Schedule,              Importance of lifeskills Professor :- Aamena Miss                  1) CLASS ASSIGNMENT         Task: Personal Goal-Setting Plan 1. Short-Term Goal (3–6 months) Goal : Complete Semester 2 of my BA successfully. SMART Breakdown: Specific : I want to complete all Semester 2 courses, submit assignments, and perform well in exams. Measurable : I will track my progress by checking completion of assignments, test scores, and feedback from teachers. Achievable : By dedicating daily study time and revising regularly, I can complete all requirements for Semester 2. Relevant : Successfully completing Semester 2 is essential for my academic progress and overall BA completion. Time-b...

Proficiency in English Language - II (Major 3)

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                  Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : FY.BA [Sem 2] Subject : English - Major 3 (Proficiency in English Language) Date : 2/3/2026 Topic: Types and Stages of Interview, Email,              Resume Professor :- Aamena Miss                     1)CLASS ASSIGNMENT                     INTERVIEW AND ITS TYPE INTRODUCTION An interview is a formal interaction between two or more people where one party (the interviewer) asks questions to another party (the interviewee) to obtain information, evaluate knowledge, skills, or suitability for a particular purpose. DEFINITION An interview is a purposeful and evaluative conversation where the interviewer collects information about the interviewee’s abilities, knowledge, personal...

Indian Knowledge System (IKS)

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Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : F.Y - BA [Sem 1] Subject : Indian Knowledge System [IKS] Date : 5th October 2025 Professor : Rachana Miss TOPIC: NATYA SHASHTRA AND RASA THEORY BY BHARAT MUNI Author : Sage Bharat Muni Period : Around 200 BCE – 200 CE Country : Bharat Overview : The Natya Shastra is an ancient Sanskrit text considered the foundation of Indian performing arts — drama, dance, and music. It contains around 6,000 verses divided into 36 chapters. Bharat Muni wrote it to explain how performance can educate, entertain, and spiritually uplift audiences. Main Ideas: Origin of Drama: Created by the gods as a combination of the four Vedas — speech from Rigveda, music from Samaveda, acting from Yajurveda, and emotion from Atharvaveda. Rasa Theory : Central concept — the essence of emotions. There are nine rasas (Navarasa) like love (śṛṅgāra), anger (raudra), joy (hāsya), sorrow (karuṇa), et...

Abilities Enhancement Course (AEC)

Name of college :- Maharani Shree Nandkunverba Mahila Arts and Commerce College Name : Alpa B Gohel Year : F.Y - BA [Sem 1] Subject : AEC (Abilities Enhancement) Date : 5th October 2025 Professor : Shivani Miss ARTICLES Introduction Articles are small but important words in English grammar. A, An, The are the three articles. Proper use of articles makes sentences clear, precise, and professional. POSITION: They are used before nouns to indicate whether something is specific or general. FUNCTION:  1. Show whether a noun is specific or general. 2. Introduce a noun for the first time or refer        to something unique.    3. Indicate quantity, measurement, or                    classification of nouns. TYPES OF ARTICLES There are two types of articles in English: 1.Indefinte articles - a, an 2. Definite article - the Indefinite Articles – ‘a’ and ‘an’ Indefinite articles are used when we talk about s...