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    The document outlines the sections and questions of an English Honours exam for creative writing. Section 1 asks students to either define and explain creative writing, or discuss how it differs from analytic or pragmatic writing. Section 2 asks students to discuss whether creative writing can be taught and some benefits, or explain how all stories involve struggle or conflict. Section 3 asks students to write a 10 line poem about mother or nature. Section 4 asks students to write a newspaper article about pollution from old vehicles or rising food prices, and prepare it for social media. The exam tests students' creative writing abilities through various formats and topics.

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    The document outlines the sections and questions of an English Honours exam for creative writing. Section 1 asks students to either define and explain creative writing, or discuss how it differs from analytic or pragmatic writing. Section 2 asks students to discuss whether creative writing can be taught and some benefits, or explain how all stories involve struggle or conflict. Section 3 asks students to write a 10 line poem about mother or nature. Section 4 asks students to write a newspaper article about pollution from old vehicles or rising food prices, and prepare it for social media. The exam tests students' creative writing abilities through various formats and topics.

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    CU-2022 English - SEC B1 QP

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    The document outlines the sections and questions of an English Honours exam for creative writing. Section 1 asks students to either define and explain creative writing, or discuss how it differs from analytic or pragmatic writing. Section 2 asks students to discuss whether creative writing can be taught and some benefits, or explain how all stories involve struggle or conflict. Section 3 asks students to write a 10 line poem about mother or nature. Section 4 asks students to write a newspaper article about pollution from old vehicles or rising food prices, and prepare it for social media. The exam tests students' creative writing abilities through various formats and topics.

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    )-English-H(SEC-B-1)YCBCs
    2022
    ENGLISH- HONOURS
    Paper SEC-B-1
    (Creative Writing)
    Full Marks : 80

    The figures in the margin indicate full marks.


    Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
    as far as practicable.

    1. (a) Creative activity is 'aesthetically motivated... it is a personal activity, involving feeling- how would
    you define and explain creative writing in the light of this statement? (within 600 words) 15

    Or,
    (b) How is creative writing different from analytic or pragmatic forms of writing? (within 600 words)
    5

    2. (a) Can creative writing be taught? What are some of the benefits of creative writing? (within 600
    words) 5

    Or,
    (b) All stories must tell of a struggle or conflict. - Explain with illustrations. (within 600 words). 15

    3. Compose a poem in not less than 10 lines, on any one of the subjects mentioned below: 20x1
    (a) Mother

    (b) Nature.

    4. Write an article for an English newspaper, on any one of the following issues, and prepare it for
    publication on social media: 30x1
    (a) Pollution caused by old vehicles running on the roads.
    (b) Continuous escalation of prices of essential commodities affecting the lives of ordinary citizens.

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