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Creative Writing Skills Guidelines

The document outlines guidelines for creative writing tasks, including notice writing, invitations, formal letters, article writing, and report writing. Each section specifies the required format, content, and accuracy criteria for evaluation. The tasks are designed to assess various writing skills in a structured manner.

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Creative Writing Skills Guidelines

The document outlines guidelines for creative writing tasks, including notice writing, invitations, formal letters, article writing, and report writing. Each section specifies the required format, content, and accuracy criteria for evaluation. The tasks are designed to assess various writing skills in a structured manner.

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SECTION B : CREATIVE WRITING SKILLS (18 marks)

Attempt ANY ONE of two, in about 50 words.


NOTICE : Format – 1 Content - 2 Accuracy of spelling and grammar - 1

Name of the Organisation


NOTICE

Date
Heading

[Details]

Signature
Name (issuing authority)
Designation
→ Correct format ( as listed)
→ Drawing attention—people
→ Mentioning the event
→ Giving details –
→ Line with reference to the undersigned

Attempt ANY ONE of two, in about 50 words.


INVITATION & REPLY :
Format – 1 Content -2 Accuracy of spelling and grammar -1

Letter type- informal invite


→ a single sentence presentation in third person / end line punctuations skipped
→ Use the simple present tense
→ answers the questions who, whom, when, where, what time and for what
→ includes name and address of the host and name/s of special invitees (if any)

OR
Letter type- formal reply
Attempt ANY ONE of two, in about 120-150 words.
FORMAL LETTER :
Format – 1 Content -2 Organisation -1 Accuracy of spelling and grammar -1
Format Sender’s address, Date, Receiver’s address, Subject and Salutation/ Salutation and Subject,
Letter, Complimentary close (largely accepted –Yours truly for letter to editor & in business circuits -
Yours sincerely)

Content
OR
Content
→ Covering Letter
→ Reference to the advertisement
→ Conveying suitability for the position
→ Submission of application
Bio data as separate enclosure
→ Profile of self
→ Educational Qualifications (include advertised requirements)
→ Work experience/s (if relevant)
→ References
Any other relevant information
Attempt ANY ONE of two, in about 120-150 words.
ARTICLE WRITING / REPORT WRITING :
Format – 1 Content -2 Organisation -1 Accuracy of spelling and grammar -1
Article Writing
Format
• Title & By line
Organisation & Content:
The article should be crafted in this manner:

Name/ designation of Title Illustrate thematic connect,


the writer (use fictitious Byline eye catching
information if Q does
not display) Introductory para. relevant topic sentence +
expansion
Discussion of various Development of
aspects of the topic- Writer’s option/ comments +
Topic (for 2 paras.) recommendations/ solutions
causes, effects etc.
presented strongly with + hope/ call for action/
Concluding para. warning
evidence

Note: An article is not boxed. A box has been used here, as a tool for clear illustration.

OR
Report Writing
Format
• Headline & By line
• Reporting place and date
• Paragraphing organisation (Introductory paragraph + one or two Body paragraphs including event
details + Concluding paragraph inclusive of witness accounts)
Organisation & Content:
The report should answer these questions:

WHO? WHERE & WHAT & WHAT DID THOSE


name of event date, time, place-
WHEN? events/
HOW? programme observations/
PRESENT THINK?
sponser/ town/ city + venue details comments
organiser special
guests, if any

→ Reason why the programme was launched


→ Was organized — by whom? When? Who attended?
→ Event details – (refer to cues)
→ Conclude including witness/ participant account/s

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