Basic Phonography-II — DU B.A. (V.S.) Modern Office Management Previous Year Question Papers

3. Parts of the questions to be attempted together. i) What are the exceptions to the use of Halving Principle? ii) What are the rules of writing consonant 'L' in different directions? iii) Explain the use of 'ING', 'INGS' & 'INGLY' in Suffixes. iv) Use of Doubling Principle in Phraseography. v) Explain the following Prefixes by giving suitable examples: c) Initial "Com' or "Con' e) 'Self-con' or "self-com' 2. Fill in the blanks with suitable words in the following rules of Phonography: a) Whenever Consonant _ is thickened, the new consonant is called 'MP or MB'. b) Consonant 'H' standing alone is always written in direction. c) Medial 'R' is generally written in direction. d) After a stroke, consonant 'SH is written according to its motion. e) A small initial hook attached to a straight stroke written in motion represents the sound of L'. f) Half-length forms are written the line if the first sounded vowel in a word is of either second or of third place. 8) The four consonants i.e. M, N, L & R (downward) which are halved to express the addition of "T' are also to indicate the addition of 'D'. h) Doubling Principle is not employed when a. follows final "TR or DR'. i) The character MP/MB, when hooked, is doubled for the addition of ER'. j) A Diphone is a union of occurring consecutively but pronounced separately. k) If 'W' comes in the middle of a word and a dash vowel comes after it, the combination of 'W' + Dash Vowel will be represented by a semi-circle. 1) Initial "Trans' is represented by writing (omission of 'N'). m) The word 'Yard' in Suffixes is represented by. consonant Y'. n) An outline not having all its consonants/syllables is called a contracted outline or in general a 0) Consonants and are used to represent "Hundred Thousand' in writing figures in Shorthand. 3. Write the following Grammalogues in Shorthand: According Building Child Guard However Improvement Liberty Mere Nor Particular Southern Thyself Till Whose Writer 4. Write the following Phrases in Shorthand: You will be able to Has to be there I can be there And we shall have My dear father We would be I may not Every circumstance Would not be We have had If it is At all costs At the same time I will tell you Able to make 5. Write the following words in Shorthand: Uphill Brighter Wrongly Allocation Restorer Argument Claimed Inventor Geography Pardon Self-confident Feasibility Regarding Sanction Emergency 6. Write the following passage in Shorthand by using all essential vowels: ..