22. TIBETAN - Code No. 017
CLASS IX
One paper 3 Hours Marks : 100
Section A Marks :60 Suggested
Periods
1. Applied Grammar 28 50
(i) Pronounciation of letters and their phonetic change in words
(ii) Formation & Morphology of words.
(iii) Parts of speech and their change with particles including
Prepositive and Post positive particles.
(iv) Construction of simple senteces.
Suggested references book :
Tibetan Grammar by Khechog Nyukh Yab-sey (Suncha-pa section)
Published by Tibetan Cultural Printing Press, Dharamsala,
Distt. Kangra, (H. P.)
2. Comprehension of an unseen prose passage based on some 12 25
descriptive topic e.g. Games, social events and Family Environment
OR
Translation of an unseen passage from English or Hindi into Tibetan.
3. Composition 10 20
(a) Letter writing
(i) To and from friends and relatives on domestic topics
(ii) Applications for leave, fee concession and aid for poor-fund etc.
(b) Essay writinig 10 20
Section B Marks : 40
1. Prose 18 45
(i) comprehension questions based on the text passage
(ii) General questions from the text to be answered in Tibetan
Prescribed book :
Lakshe Losar Mig Je H. H. the Dalai Lama.
Published by Tibetan Cultural Printing Press, Dharamsala,
Distt. Kangra, (H. P.) (Edition 1982)
Lessons 1 to 6 are to be studied
2. Poetry 10 25
(i) Amplification, education or substance writing of passage in Tibetan.
(ii) Comprehension and appreciation questions from given text passage.
Book Prescribed :
Sakya Legshe by Sakya Panchen,
Published by Freedom Press, Darjeeling (W. B.) (Chapeters 1 and 2)
Note : Both short answer type and essay type questions will be asked on the text. Passages from texts will also be set for translation into English/Hindi.
3. Rapid Reading 12 25
(i) Summary of the Story, Themes,
(ii) Short question based on different events.
(iii) Description of characters.
Prescribed book :
My Land and My People H. H. the Dalai-lama, Ngos Kyi Yul
Dang ngos kyimimarg, Published by Freedom press, Darjeeling
(Pages 1 to 31 Introduction and Chapter 1)
CLASS X
One paper 3 Hours Marks : 100
Section A Marks : 50 Suggested
Periods
1. Applied Grammar 20 50
(i) Phrases, Idioms and Proverbs.
(ii) Transformation of sentences-simple, complex and compound.
(iii) Compound words in Tibetan.
Suggested references book :
2. Tibetan Grammar by Khechog Nyukha Yab-sey (Suncha pa section)
Published by Tibetan Cultural Printing Press, Dharamsala,
Distt. Kangra, (H. P.)
2. Comprehension of an unseen Tibetan passage based on some 10 20
Descriptive topic e.g. social festivals, scenes, and memorable
events in student life in Tibetan
OR
Translation of an unseen passage in Tibetan passage, based on
descriptive topics e.g. social festivals, scenes or memorable
events in student's life into English or Hindi.
3. Composition 10 20
(a) Letter writing
(i) To stranger (Placing order, replies, enquiries on questions)
(ii) Application for job.
(iii) Letter to editors.
(iv) Complaints, apologies, requests, etc.
(b) Essay writing on descriptive topics e.g. festivals,
journey, scenes 10 20
Adventures and memorable events in student's life.
Section B Marks : 50
1. Prose 24 50
(i) Comprehension questions based on the text passages
(ii) General questions from the text to be answered in Tibetan
Prescribed book :
Lakshe Losar Mig Je H. H. the Dalai Lama,
Published by Tibetan Cultural Printing Press, Dharamsala,
Distt. Kangra, (H. P.) (Edition 1982)
Lessons to be studied :
(Lessons 7 to 11)
2. Poetry 14 30
(i) Amplification, elucidation or substance writing of passages in Tibetan.
(ii) Comprehension and appreciation questions from given text passage.
prescribed Book :
Sakya Legshe by Sakya Panchen,
Published by Freedom Press, Darjeeling (Chapters 3)
3. Rapid Reading 12 20
(i) Summary of the Story themes.
(ii) Short questions based on different events.
(iii) Description of characters.
Prescribed book :
My Land and My People, H. H. the Dalai-lama, Ngos Kyi
Danj Yul danngos Kyiamimag,
Published by Freedom press, Darjeeling
(Pages 31 to 64, Chapter 2)
Note : Both short answer type and essay type questions will be asked from the text. Passages from texts will also be set for translation into English/Hindi. |
