Adventures in English-I
Adventures in English-I or Adventures in English Volume I is the book as well as a subject. It studied in course of BBA, BBA-BI, BBA-TT, BCIS, BHM, and BHCM first semester.
Adventures in English relates to the four levels of study. Where four levels are includes of story, essay, poem, drama, literate, etc.
As we have already included four levels of study. Four levels of study include literal comprehension, interpretation, critical thinking/ analysis, and last assimilation.
Short description of four levels parts as below:
1. Literal comprehension
Literal comprehension is the first step to write four levels. In this step, we have to write the main event of related text in short.
2. Interpretation
In this step, we have to write the main theme of the text. Or simply, what want to say the text.
3. Critical thinking/ analysis
In this step, we can raise questions either in positive or negative.
4. Assimilation
Assimilation is the last step to write four levels. In this step, we have to write what we understand from the text.
Sheps Hobby James Herriot BBA | BBA-BI | BBA-TT | BHM | BHCM | BCIS Literal comprehension In this story Sheps Hobby, James, narrator a vet, cow name Rose, and the dog named Shep. This start when the narrator goes Mr. Bailes’s house to treat the Rose, she was suffering from stomach trouble of unknown …
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King Davids crime BBA | BBA-BI | BBA-TT | BHM | BHCM | BCIS Literal comprehension The story ‘ King Davids Crime ‘ taken from ‘Holy Bible’. In this story, King David sends Joab in the battle with his commanders, servants & he stay at Jerusalem. At the evening David arose from his bed & …
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Phaedo Plato ( 428/427 – 348/347 BC) BBA|BBA-BI|BBA-TT|BHM|BCIS|BHCM Literal Comprehension The story “PHAEDO” has written by the Plato. In this story, Echecrates asked Phaedo to tell him about Socrates death and Phaedo feels happy to remember his friend Socrates in the final hour of his life. He says we used to go visit Socrates every day. …
Why Go To University? Moti Nissani BBA|BBA-BI|BBA-TT|BHM|BHCM|BCIS|BBS Literal Comprehension Why go to university is an essay written by Moti Nissani. This essay describes the importance of University or higher education. In this essay, he has described by 10 points or paragraph. In the first paragraph, the writer has said education most obvious advantages concerns income …
Curbing the One- Eyed Monster Fiona C. Jenkins (1947) Curbing= control, monster = TV BBA|BBA-BI|BBA-TT|BHM|BCIS|BHCM Literal comprehension Here in the story “Curbing The One-Eyed Monster” TV stands for one-eyed monster & it is written in the context of America. The writer shows the more negative impact of TV as well as some positive. According to the …
Teaching In The Television Culture Judith scot-smith Girgus and Cecelia Tichi BBA|BBA-BI|BBA-TT|BHM|BCIS|BHCM Literal comprehension In this essay “Teaching in the Television Culture” shows the conflict between writer Judith scot-smith Girgus and Cecelia Tichi & critics Marrie Winn’s & Neil Postman’s, etc. They critics emphasized towards only on print culture as well as TV makes people …
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Stickeen By: John Muir (1838-1914) Literal comprehension Stickeen (small dog) was taken to an icy region of southwestern Alaksha. He used to be slow & motionless. In this story, the writer shows the adventurous journey of Stickeen & his own. When Muir was away, he (stickeen) followed him & Muir also follow the hunter. Other …
The Parrot In The Cage Lekhnath Paudyal (1885-1966) Translated by Laxmi Prasad Devkota BBA | BBA-BI | BBA-TT | BHM | BHCM | BCIS | BBS 1. Literal comprehension This poem is a monologue in which the parrot laments his life inside the cage, shares his story of pain & separation from his dear ones. …
Great Scott Gadzooks is a poem related to the TV’s merits & demerits watching by the children. Great Scott! Gadzooks! By: Roald Dahl (1916-1990) BBA | BBA-BI | BBA-TT | BCIS | BHCM | BHM 1. Literal comprehension Great Scott Gadzooks is a poem. In this poem, the narrator is talking about the merits & …
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The Wretched Stone Writer: Chris Van Allsburg (1949) Rita Anne – Name of the ship Captain of the ship- Randall Ethan Hope BBA | BBA-BI | BBA-TT | BHCM | BCIS | BHM | BBS. 1. literal comprehension The wretched stone is a metaphorical story. In this story, the captain Ethan started their voyage its name …