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Article Class Xii

The document outlines the structure and requirements for writing an article, emphasizing coherence, organization, relevance, and engagement. It provides a marking scheme and tips for effective article writing, including the importance of a compelling title and logical paragraph division. Additionally, it includes examples of articles on topics such as AI and the G20 Summit, showcasing the application of the guidelines.

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Article Class Xii

The document outlines the structure and requirements for writing an article, emphasizing coherence, organization, relevance, and engagement. It provides a marking scheme and tips for effective article writing, including the importance of a compelling title and logical paragraph division. Additionally, it includes examples of articles on topics such as AI and the G20 Summit, showcasing the application of the guidelines.

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ARTICLE WRITING-(5 Marks)

An article is a piece of writing usually written to be published in a newspaper or a magazine.


While they present information on a variety of topics, they are mainly written to communicate
to a wider audience the writer’s opinion, perspective or analysis of an issue.

An article should be:


➢ COHERENT: An article must be clear and logical.
➢ ORGANIZED: An article must have an internal unity and structure.
➢ RELEVANT: The points in an article must be pertinent to the topic.
➢ ENGAGING: The reader must be drawn to the article.
Marking Scheme - 5 Marks
Format: 1 mark
Organisation of Ideas: 1 mark
Content: 2 marks
Accuracy of Spelling and Grammar:1 mark
Word Limit: 150–200 Words
Points to Remember
a) Give an appropriate Title –
Write the Heading/Title at the top with the writer's name
i) First letter of every word capital e.g., Pollution A Menace
ii) Eye catching
iii) Should give crisp idea of theme
b) Mention writer's name
c) In case of newspaper article give date & place
d) Divide the article into three parts i.e., split your subject matter into 3-4 paragraphs
Paragraph - 1 –
Introduction beginning – Mention briefly the status of the issue use stating facts or quotation
Paragraph - 2 –
Analyse the topic in terms of types / kinds –Causes and effect –Problem (if any) –Consequences
–Positive / Negative effects –Related Information / Statistical date –
Implications - social / environmental / psychological / health related.
Paragraph - 3 –
o Conclusion- suggestions / remedial measures / reminders / compare and contrast
o Compare and contrast
o Organise the ideas in a logical order, with systematic presentation
o Predictions and personal observations maybe included
o Pay attention to grammatical accuracy and good use of vocabulary
o Use sentence linkers to ensure continuity - e.g.
o Consequently similarly, 'finally' moreover' etc.

Hints:
Create rough work
First jot all the ideas, second make sequence and third join all the ideas with linkers and cohesive
words.
For good article writing, it is important to read/ speak, listen to radio shows, panel discussions,
explore latest live data, newspaper and do consistent sharing of day-to-day experiences.
Solved Questions: -

1. Use and impact of AI has been increasing in every sphere of life. The most debatable
question is can it replace human being and will cut down employment opportunities. You
are Harsh/Hanshika, write an article in 150-200 words on the impact of AI.

AI - remarkable capabilities - proficiency in automating repetitive and mundane tasks


- improved productivity - requires human supervision - AI's ability limited – lacks
Human qualities

Answer -
The Impact of AI: Can it Replace Humans?
- Hanshika

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has ignited debates about its potential to
replace humans in various fields. While AI undoubtedly possesses remarkable capabilities, the
notion of complete human replacement remains a complex and nuanced subject.

AI has already demonstrated its proficiency in automating repetitive and mundane tasks,
enhancing efficiency and accuracy. In sectors such as manufacturing, customer service, and data
analysis, AI algorithms have streamlined operations and improved productivity. However, it is
important to recognize that AI excels in specific domains and functions, often requiring human
supervision and intervention.

AI's ability to mimic human cognition and decision-making is still limited. Human qualities like
empathy, creativity, critical thinking, and complex problem-solving continue to be fundamental
aspects of many professions. Industries such as healthcare, education, and creative arts heavily
rely on human intuition, empathy, and ethical judgment, which are difficult for AI to replicate.

Rather than replacing humans, AI has the potential to augment human capabilities, amplifying
our skills and productivity. By automating repetitive tasks, AI can free up time for humans to
focus on higher-value activities, fostering innovation and personal growth.

In conclusion, while AI undoubtedly possesses remarkable capabilities, the idea of complete


human replacement by AI is unrealistic. AI should be seen as a tool that complements human
skills, allowing us to tackle complex challenges more efficiently. The synergy between humans
and AI is key to unlocking the full potential of technological advancements, leading to a future
where humans and AI collaborate harmoniously for the betterment of society.

2. India has been hosting G 20 Summit 2023. The tag line is One Earth, One Family. Write
an article to be published in your school magazine. You are Raman Mehra, School
Captain, ABC Public School, Raipur.

G20 Summit - significant milestone - leaders from the world's largest economies-
addressing global challenges. - theme – tag - focus on economic, climate action,
fostering equitable growth- invaluable platform for addressing other critical
issues - international collaboration and collective responsibility

Answer
G20 Summit 2023: A Crucial Platform for Global Collaboration
- Raman Mehra

The G20 Summit, held in 2023, marked a significant milestone in international cooperation as
leaders from the world's largest economies gathered to address pressing global challenges. With
the overarching theme of "Building a Sustainable Future," the summit focused on economic
recovery, climate action, and fostering equitable growth.

At the heart of the discussions was the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with leaders
emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to revive economies, ensure access to vaccines, and
strengthen healthcare systems. Additionally, climate change took centre stage as leaders
reaffirmed their commitment to the Paris Agreement, emphasizing the urgency of reducing
greenhouse gas emissions and transitioning to clean energy.

The G20 Summit also provided an invaluable platform for addressing other critical issues,
including poverty eradication, digitalization, and fostering inclusive societies. Through dialogue,
negotiations, and consensus-building, leaders sought to find common ground and develop
actionable solutions.

As the world faces unprecedented challenges, the G20 Summit served as a reminder of the
importance of international collaboration and collective responsibility. By leveraging the diverse
expertise and resources of member countries, the summit aimed to shape a sustainable and
resilient future for all.
In conclusion, the G20 Summit 2023 demonstrated the power of global cooperation in tackling
complex global issues. As leaders committed to charting a path towards sustainable development,
the summit has set the stage for future collaboration and action, underscoring the significance of
collective efforts in shaping a better world for generations to come.

Suggested Topics for Article Writing -


• Brain Drain
• Value Education
• Gender Inequality
• Cyber World (Boon or Bane)
• Importance of Sports
• Print Media or News Channel – Advantages Children Learn Whatthey live with

Questions for practice: -


1. Owning a car has become a status symbol these days. However, increase in the number of cars
has added to various types of pollution and other problems. Write an article in not more than 200
words highlighting the urgent need for reducing these man-made problems, giving suitable
suggestions. You are Vinod/Vidhi.
2. You have been awarded a prize for doing the best social service under ‘Each one, teach one’
project. Write an article for a monthly magazine in not more than 120-150 words on ‘The Role
of Students in Removing Illiteracy’. You are Arun/Arunima.
3. Write an article to be published in your school bulletin on how the cable T.V. is both a boon
and a bane. Your article should not exceed 120-150 words. You are Sreekala/Sreejith.
4. Midday meal scheme in the schools introduced by the government serves several purposes.
Millions of children from the deprived sections of society get nutritious food leading to good
health, are attracted to the schools, kept from going astray and developed into good citizens. The
scheme may have some drawbacks too. Write an article in 120-150 words on all aspects of the
scheme. You are Jaypal/Jaya.

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