Stenography English, Question Paper of BE 1 and 2 Semester,Download Previous Years Question Paper 1

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STENOGRAPHY (ENGLISH)-I

1^st Exam/ Mop/0487/Dec’11

Duration: 3Hrs                                                                                M. Marks: 75

SECTION-A

(a)            Fill in the blanks:

1.          Pitman shorthand is based on ___________system.

2.          Long vowels are represented by _________________.

3.          Two short lines underneath an outline, indicates _____________.

4.          If finally ‘r’ is followed by a vowel, it is written _____________.

5.          Consonant ‘H’ is written _________ if standing alone.

(b)            State whether true or false.

1.     Vowel places are continued from the point at which stroke begins.

2.     A good phraseogram should have basic 5 qualities.

3.      “R” standing alone is always written downwards.

4.     Phraseography is the name given to the principle of joining word forms together.

5.     There are intervening vowels? Give minimum 3 example of each vowels placement.

SECTION-B

 NOTE: Attempt any 5 questions.

1.     What are Explodents? Explains with their sign and sound.

2.     What do you know about pairs of consonant s? What should be the proper size of stroke?

3.      What is vowel placement? Explain vowels being place preceding and following strokes.

4.     What do you mean by Triphones?  Differentiate them from diphthongs.

5.      What are different from of writing consonant ‘R’? Explain by giving suitable examples.

6.     What are the intervening vowels? Give minimum 3 example of each vowels placement.

SECTION-C

NOTE: Attempt any 5 questions.

1.     What do you think about Grammalogues? Also explain about Punctuation signs in stenography. Give 5 examples of Grammalogue signs.

2.     Write a detailed note on alternative forms of “H”. Explains your answer suitable examples.

3.     What is Phraseography? Give any outlines of any 5 Phraseography 

4.      Define vowels. Write in details about the short sounding vowels.