SECTION B WRITING SKILLS (22 marks) CBSE CLASS 10 ENGLISH COMMUNICATIVE

 All the names and addresses used in the questions are fictitious. Resemblance, if any, is purely coincidental.

3. You are Riya, Class X-B, Vidyabhavan Public School. Write an application to the

Principal requesting permission to set up a Reading Corner in your classroom. State

the reason how it will benefit students and suggest one way to manage it effectively.

1x3=3

4. Write a factual description of the School Library in your school in not more than 100

words. Describe its physical layout, seating arrangement and the resources and

facilities available for students and teachers.

1x4=4

5. Attempt any one of the two, (A) or (B), in 120 words 1x7=7

A. You are Anish Khanna, a concerned citizen, residing at 45, Green Park, New Delhi. You are

deeply worried about the increasing tendency of people to consume antibiotics for minor health

issues such as common cold, mild fever, or throat irritation, often without proper medical advice.

This indiscriminate intake is leading to serious health problems, including weakened immunity

and antibiotic resistance.

Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily highlighting the harmful effects of misuse of

medication on human health in 120–150 words. Use your own ideas along with those from MCB

Unit 1: Health and Medicine, to write this letter.

OR

B. You recently came across the article that private coaching centres, online tutors and AI-based

learning platforms are multiplying. Despite all this schools continue to play the most crucial role

in shaping students’ values, discipline, empathy and social responsibility.

Write a letter to the Editor of a national daily as Meera Singh, 102, Rosewood Colony, Jaipur,

expressing your views on how schools contribute to value education to create better humans.

Use your own ideas along with those from MCB Unit 2: Education, to write this letter.

6. Attempt any one of the two, (A) or (B), in 150 words 1x8=8

6

There is no change in the Question Paper Design and Assessment Pattern for Academic Session 2026-27

A Imagine you are Soham Sharma of Class X. Write an article for your school magazine

on the topic ‘Promoting Social Harmony in a Diverse Society’. Emphasise the

importance of respect, tolerance and cooperation Explain how social harmony

strengthens national integration and suggest practical steps students can take to

promote peaceful coexistence in their daily lives.

You may use your own ideas along with the given cues and your reading of MCB Unit 6:

National Integration.

Social harmony – key elements – small acts build unity – practical ways to practice

harmony in daily life.

OR

B You are Kritika Kapoor, class X. Write an article for your school magazine on 'The Role

of Renewable Energy in Building a Sustainable Future'. In your article, discuss the

different types of renewable energy, their benefits to society and the environment and

the challenges faced in adopting them.

You may include use your own ideas along with the given cues and your reading of the

MCB Unit 3: Science

Major sources- key advantages- challenges and critical issues-actionable steps to

promote clean energy use.

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