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SECOND SEMESTER BA DEGREE EXAMINATION (Career Related First Degree Programme under CBCSS 2014 Adm.) Group 2 (a) :MALAYALAM AND MASS COMMUNICATION VOCATIONAL COURSE-II MX 1271 MALAYALAM JOURNALISM MODEL QUESTION PAPER - Time:3 Hours Maximum: 80 MARKSI I. Write answer in one word or maximum two sentences to the following:- 1) N.V.Krishna Varrier 2) Who is the author of Pathrangal vichithrangal 3)Varthamanam 4)Bhasha poshini 5) The founder editor of kerala koumudy 6) Kerala Mithram was started by 7) Devji Bhimji 8) Asianet 9) Kandathil Varghese mappilai 10) Yathra (1x10=10 Marks) II.Write short answers to eight questions .each in about 60 words 11)Explain the contributions of Sahodaran Ayyappan 12) Discuss the new trends in Malayalam journalism 13)Chengulathu valiya kunjirama Menon 14)Explain the objectives of kerala press academy 15)write a brief note on Herman Gundert 16)Explain the contributions of Puthupally Raghavan 17) Critically analyse the FM channels 18)Karshakasree 19)Paschimatharaka 20) Janayugam 21) Al-ameen and Muhammed Abdul rahuman 22) Mathrubhumi TV (8x2=16 Marks) III.Give short essay type answer to any six questions . 23) Evaluate the popular Malayalam Magazines 24) How did technology influence the Malayalam press.. 25) Analyze the contributions of K.Ramakrishna Pillai 26) Discuss the contributions of kesari Balakrishna Pillai 27) Explain the contributions of Christian missionaries to Malayalam journalism. 28) Explain the growth of Malayala Manorama as a prominent malayalam newspaper 29) How did Malayalam Press Contribute to Indian freedom struggle 30) State the new trends in Malayalam journalism (6x4=24 Marks) IV) Write answers to any two questions 31) The lay out and design of Malayalam newspapers has changed a lot in recent years. Discuss. 32) Discuss in detail the role of Malayalam press in the social and economic development of Kerala. 33) Discuss the new trends in Malayalam magazine Journalism 34) Evaluate Malayalam Television channels as a medium of communication (2x15=30 Marks) .

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