English (Compulsory) Class 10 Chapter 25: Dialogues, Character Sketch, Book Review, Reports and Other Text Types
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Chapter summary
A dialogue is a written conversation between two or more people. Board practice asks for at least six exchanges (turns of speech) on a given topic, with the setting in brackets. [Three friends, Ali, Bilal and Saad, are planning a picnic during the school break.]
Topics in this chapter
- Dialogues and interviews
- Character sketches
- Book reviews and review reports
- Reports, articles, diary, speeches, manuals
- Mixed topics
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- Write the setting (in brackets) for a dialogue between two friends who meet at the bus stop after school. (1 marks)
- Write the opening sentence of a character sketch of your uncle. (1 marks)
- Why should a book review not reveal the ending of the story? Give one reason. (1 marks)
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