Azaan Academy of Sciences (Boys & Girls) Samundri

 Syllabus English Inter Part-1 (Boys & Girls)  T-1: Play No. 1 # 2, Applications: 1. Change of subjects  2. Character certificate T-2:   Play No. 1 # 2, Applications: 1. Fee Concession       2. Remission of Fine T-3: Poems: 1,2 & 3: Only Questions and their Answers.  Applications: 5. Grant of scholarship 6. Hostel/library security List of Questions:   1. What happens after the rain stops? 2. What is sweet to hear to  the poet? 3. What is sweet to hear to the poet? 4. How can we enjoy a rainy day? 5.  What are the functions of a night mail?  6.  How do the birds and dogs react at the  arrival of the night mail?  (7) Why is the poet impressed to see the cherry tree? (8) What is the  connection between the cherry tree and the Easter?     T-4: Poems No. 4,5, 6 & 7:  List of Questions: (i)  What do the Reader and the Rider stand for? (ii) What is the central idea of th...

  Syllabus English T-9 Evening Group Lesson No. 11 & 12 (Paragraph & Short Questions) Applications: Two Friends and a Wild Bear & The Dove and the Bee  

  Syllabus English T-8 Evening Group Lesson No. 9 & 10 (Paragraph & Short Questions) Applications: Condoning the shortage Of Lectures & College Leaving Certificate 

  Syllabus English T-7 Evening Group Lesson No. 7 & 8 (Paragraph & Short Questions) Stories: An Honest Woodcutter & The Hare & the Tortoise

                        Shakespeare’s First Sonnet of 142 Sonnets                 Summary & Critical Analysis of the Sonnet      In the vast landscape of literary history, few names shine as brightly as William Shakespeare. His works have left an indelible mark on the world of literature, captivating audiences for centuries with their timeless themes and masterful craftsmanship. Among his many contributions, Shakespeare's sonnets stand out as jewels in the crown of English poetry, and none perhaps more so than his first sonnet, nestled within a collection of 142 exquisite poems.           Shakespeare's sonnets, composed during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, are a testament to the enduring power of the written word. In these compact yet profound verses, Shakespeare explores the complexities of love, beauty, mortality, and the pass...

Syllabus English T-6 Evening Group First Year 1. Lesson No. 4, 5 & 6 (Paragraph + Short Questions)  2 Applications:  i. Application for readmission  ii. Application for hostel/library security

 

 

 

 

 

 All the students are informed that tomorrow is the last day to pay their fee. If they don't pay their fee and paper fund, they will be fined.  Regards: Tajammal Hussain