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Poster Making

The document outlines a marking scheme for poster making, distributing a total of 3 marks across format, content, and expression. It provides a structured format for creating effective posters, emphasizing elements like a catchy title, concise message, visuals, and contact information. Additionally, it includes two example prompts for creating awareness posters on saving water and global warming.

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Poster Making

The document outlines a marking scheme for poster making, distributing a total of 3 marks across format, content, and expression. It provides a structured format for creating effective posters, emphasizing elements like a catchy title, concise message, visuals, and contact information. Additionally, it includes two example prompts for creating awareness posters on saving water and global warming.

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Poster Making

Marking Scheme
Below is the mark distribution for poster making.:

Criteria Marks

Format 1 mark

Content 1 mark

Expression 1 mark

Total 3 marks

Poster Making Format

The poster making format for class 11 follows a structured approach to ensure clarity and visual
appeal. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements in the format:

• Title or header: Bold, catchy, and relevant to the theme. This should be the main focus of your
poster, grabbing attention immediately.

• Tagline or sub-heading: A brief, impactful statement that complements the title and offers
additional context.

• Content:
Message: Clear and concise information on the topic you are presenting.
Details: Include essential information like date, time, venue, or other relevant facts.
Visuals: Use a relevant sketch to enhance the design and make it more engaging.

• Contact Information: Provide necessary contact details, such as an email address, phone
number or location for inquiries or further information.

• Border and Layout: Use a neat border and ensure the layout is organised, with a balanced mix
of text and sketches for clarity.
• Catchy Slogan: Create a unique or rhyming slogan to grab
attention and encourage action.
• Crisp and persuasive language: Use bullet points and prevent
exceeding the 50-word limit.
• Eye-catching sketches: Draw neat diagrams to connect the
viewer to the cause.
• Informative Message: Include a brief explanation of the topic
given.
• Action Step: Provide a clear ending that forces readers to take
action.
Moreover, use a sharpened pencil and try to fit your poster within one
page. You can also bold or highlight important information like the
slogan or contact.
Q1. You are the environmental club leader at Greenfield High School, Delhi. Your school is
organising an awareness campaign on the importance of saving water. Prepare a poster for the
campaign, including all essential details.
Q2. On the occasion of “Global Warming Awareness Week,” your school
is organising various events to raise awareness about global warming
and its environmental impact. Prepare a poster highlighting its
prevention.

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