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About MBOSE Class 12 Alternative English textbook
The Class 12 Alternative English (Imprints) syllabus under the Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) focuses on prose, poetry, and short plays. These texts offer a combination of literary exploration and life lessons, helping students appreciate language and narrative structure.
The prose section includes four diverse pieces. The Rebellion by George Orwell reflects on the dynamics of power and the idea of revolution, emphasizing the unity and challenges among the animals. Trailing the Jaguar by Willard Price adds a touch of adventure, taking readers into the heart of the Amazon with suspenseful moments. Munshi Premchand’s A Day in the Life of a Debt Collector explores themes of societal struggle, economic hardships, and human character, shedding light on human interaction and livelihood. Joyce Cary’s Growing Up deals with the experiences and emotional complexities of adolescence, presenting a sensitive portrayal of family relationships.
In the poetry section, students encounter works that reflect on the human experience and our connection with nature. The Soul’s Prayer by Sarojini Naidu explores the journey of the soul and its wishes, while The Education of Nature by William Wordsworth highlights the deep bond between humans and the natural world. The Human Seasons by John Keats poetically maps the seasons of human life, and Nissim Ezekiel’s Enterprise narrates a metaphorical journey reflecting life’s struggles and the eventual understanding that emerges.
The short plays section offers options for drama: The Bishop’s Candlesticks by Norman McKinnell, which examines themes of forgiveness and transformation, and excerpts from Macbeth by William Shakespeare, showcasing ambition and its consequences.
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