ACADEMIC ENGLISH
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10th Class(Matric)
Prose
1 The Pace For Living R.C. Hutchinson P3
1 The Pace For Living R.C. Hutchinson P3
Intermediate English(11th & 12th)
Bihar Intermediate English Book is named as RAINBOW. It is divided in to two parts as two books.
RAINBOW PART-I for Class XI and
RAINBOW PART-II for Class XII.
It is same for Arts, Science and Commerce.
Again, each book is divided into 3 sections:
I. Prose(गद्य): The ordinary language people use in speaking or writing.
II. Poetry(काव्य): A piece of writing in which the words are arranged in separate lines, often ending in rhyme.
III. Read, Think and & Enjoy: This section is used and help the students to encouragement of reading and enjoyment.
Curriculum of 11th & 12th
11th Contents
Prose
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Animals in Prison –Jawahar Lal Nehru P-3
Nalanda: Ancient Seat of Learning – Dr. Rajendra Prasad P-19
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A Snake in the Grass – R. K. Narayan P-29
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On The Rule of the Road – A.G. Gardiner P-37
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The Scientific Point of View – J. B. S. Haldane P-46
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I Pass the Delhi Test – Sunil Gavaskar P-59
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The Leader of Men – Siddhartha Chowdhury P-68
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Mother India– Subhash Chandra Bose P-83
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National Unity, Nation and Nationality – JP Narayan P-89
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Dolly at the Dentist – G.B. Shaw P-98
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The Three Vows– Mulk Raj Anand P-110
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Exceptional Role of Newspapers in Development – K. R. Narayanan P-123
Poetry
Where The Mind is Without Fear – Ravindranath Tagore P-129
The Marriage of True Minds – William Shakespeare P-133
The Chimney Sweeper – William Blake P138
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening – Robert Frost P-144
The Lamentations of the Old Pensioner – W. B. Yeats P-147
Three Years She Grew – William Wordsworth P-151
Village Song – Sarojini Naidu P-156
Follower – Seamus Heaney P-161
Voice of the Unwanted Girl – Sujata Bhatt P-165
South Delhi Murder – Tabish Khair P-171
Read, Think and Enjoy
Three Days to See – Helen Keller P-179
Stonemasons, My Father and Me – Namdeo Dhasal P-184
Unemployed Hope – Umeshwar Prasad P-186
Lankapuri – Krishna Kumar P-189
Letter To Martha – Dennis Brutus P-195
Of Remembering God – Kabir P-197
Letter To Cork – Dean Mohammed P-199
I Am The Daughter of The Land of Dravida – Amrita Pritam P-202
Spring – Awadh Behari Lall P-204
12th Contents
Prose
Indian Civilization and Culture – Mahatma Gandhi P-5
Bharat is My Home – Dr Zakir Hussain P-15
A Pinch of Snuff – Manohar Malgaonkar P-21
I Have a Dream – Martin Luther King, Jr. P-33
Ideas that have Helped Mankind – Bertrand Russell P-41
The Artist – Shiga Naoya P-48
A Child is Born – Germaine Greer P-57
How Free is the Press – Dorothy L. Sayers P-69
The Earth – H.E. Bates P-82
India Through a Traveller’s Eyes – Pearl S. Buck P-95
A Marriage Proposal – Anton Chekhav P-106
Poetry
Sweetest Love I Do Not Goe – Jone Donne P-126
Song of Myself – Walt Whitman P-132
Now The Leaves Are Falling Fast – W.H. Auden P137
To Autumn – John Keats P-142
An Epitaph – Walter de la Mare P-147
The Soldier – Rupert Brooke P-151
Macavity: The Mystery Cat – T. S. Eliot P-155
Fire-Hymn – Keki N. Daruwala P-161
Snake – D.H. Lawrence P-166
My Grand Mother’s House – Kamala Das P-174
Read, Think and Enjoy
Marriage Is A Private Affair – Chinua Achebe P-179
The Ice Age Commeth – Jayant V Narliker P-185
Teaching of English in India – Amarnath Jha P-199
A Far Cry from Africa – Walcott P-203
The Grand Beginning – Meira Kumar P-205
A Trick – R.K. Sinha P-210
Cold Wave – K.A. Abbas P-216
The Martyrs’ Memorial – Amrendra Kumar P-226
Preface to Bombay – London – Newyork – Amitava Kumar P-229