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Q1In a Hindi language class, a teacher notices during group reading that several learners can decode words but cannot infer the speaker's attitude in the passage. Under continuous and comprehensive evaluation, what should be the teacher's most appropriate next step?

A Record the observation, give immediate feedback, and plan a short inference activity before moving ahead

B Reduce the passage difficulty permanently so that no learner makes interpretive errors

C Ignore the difficulty because oral discussion is not a valid source for language assessment

D Wait until the monthly written test because inference can be tested only through marks

Explanation

CCE is not a separate event added after teaching; it gathers evidence during teaching and uses it for feedback, remediation, and adjustment of classroom strategy. In this case, the difficulty is specific to inferential comprehension, so the teacher should note the evidence and create a focused learning opportunity immediately.

Q2A teacher is teaching pronunciation and listening discrimination in Hindi. Which aid will directly support this objective?

A A list of homework submission dates

B A chart of examination rules

C A silent wall map of India

D Recorded audio of clear pronunciation followed by learner repetition

Explanation

Pronunciation work needs audible input. A short, clear recording lets learners hear the target sounds, compare their own speech, and practise repetition; visual or administrative materials cannot replace the listening model.

Q3Which principle should guide the selection of teaching aids for a Hindi lesson?

A Choose aids only for decoration of the classroom

B Use many aids at once so that the class looks busy

C Match the aid with the objective, learner level, and content

D Select the costliest aid available, whether or not it fits the lesson

Explanation

Teaching aids should be relevant, clear, economical, age-appropriate, and linked to the objective. An impressive aid that does not serve the lesson may reduce rather than improve learning.

Q4A teacher wants students to appreciate imagery and rhythm in a Hindi poem before analysing its figures of speech. Which classroom activity is most suitable?

A Give a list of the poet's biographical facts and ask for short-answer reproduction

B Translate every line into prose and ask students to memorise the paraphrase

C Conduct expressive recitation followed by guided questions on images, feelings, and sound patterns

D Ask students to copy all examples of अलंकार from the poem before hearing it

Explanation

Poetry is best introduced through listening, recitation, tone, images, and emotional response. Once learners have experienced the poem as poetry, the teacher can guide them towards devices such as metaphor, simile, अनुप्रास, and other features without making the lesson mechanical.

Q5A teacher asks students to read actual Hindi notices, invitation cards, and newspaper headlines brought from home. These materials are best described as:

A Authentic reading material for connecting language with real use

B Material meant only for handwriting correction

C A substitute for all teacher explanation

D Unrelated material because they are not written by the textbook author

Explanation

Notices, cards, and headlines are authentic materials because they come from real communication outside the textbook. Used with a reading task, they help students connect classroom Hindi with everyday language use.

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6For composition teaching, a teacher asks learners to brainstorm ideas, prepare an outline, write a first draft, revise with peer feedback, and then submit a final version. This sequence mainly represents which approach?

AGrammar-translation approach

BProcess approach to writing

CPure dictation method

DRote memorisation of model essays

7Given below are two statements: Assertion A and Reason R. Assertion A: In Hindi language teaching, diagnostic testing should be followed by remedial teaching that is specific to the learner's observed error pattern. Reason R: The purpose of classroom assessment is to improve the teaching-learning process, not to label learners permanently. Choose the most appropriate option.

ABoth A and R are true, and R correctly explains A.

BBoth A and R are true, but R does not explain A.

CA is false, but R is true.

DA is true, but R is false.

8Which feature most clearly distinguishes a diagnostic Hindi language test from an achievement test at the end of a unit?

AIt covers the entire prescribed unit and reports the final marks for promotion.

BIt samples prerequisite and component skills to identify the precise cause of a learning difficulty.

CIt is always longer than the annual examination because every chapter must be included.

DIt avoids feedback so that learners do not become dependent on the teacher.

9Which sequence best represents a defensible diagnostic-remedial cycle for Hindi grammar learning when learners misuse ने in past-tense transitive sentences?

ATeach the whole chapter, give a surprise test, rank learners, and move to the next unit.

BAvoid explicit grammar because all grammar errors disappear automatically through silent reading.

CCollect learner sentences, classify the misuse contexts, teach contrastive examples, give guided practice, and re-check with new sentences.

DAsk learners to memorise the definition of कारक and write it ten times.

10For developing oral expression in Hindi, which sequence is most appropriate for a class discussion on जल संरक्षण?

AProvide a prompt, allow brief thinking time, organise pair talk, and then invite short class presentations.

BFirst dictate a model answer, then ask students to reproduce it orally.

CCorrect every minor language error immediately during each student's first sentence.

DAsk students to silently copy definitions related to water conservation.

11Which use of a blackboard is pedagogically strongest during Hindi composition teaching?

AKeeping the board blank so learners depend only on memory

BDeveloping an outline, key words, and improved sentences with learner participation

CCopying the full model answer and asking students to reproduce it exactly

DWriting unrelated slogans before the class begins

12After completing a prose lesson, the teacher gives learners an unseen paragraph related to the same theme and asks them to identify the central idea and justify it with textual clues. This is primarily an example of:

AMechanical drill for improving handwriting speed

BPre-assessment of learners' readiness before the lesson

CPost-lesson assessment of transfer of reading comprehension

DInformal classroom seating arrangement

13A student reads aloud fluently but cannot answer basic questions about the passage. What should the Hindi teacher infer first?

AThe student needs comprehension-focused reading work such as prediction, questioning, and summarising.

BThe student needs only more memorisation of grammatical definitions.

CThe student has fully mastered reading because pronunciation is fluent.

DThe student should stop reading aloud and only practise handwriting.

14Which indicator is most relevant for evaluating सस्वर वाचन in Hindi?

AThe student memorizes the author's biography before reading the text.

BThe student writes a long summary after reading the passage silently.

CThe student identifies all figures of speech in the printed passage.

DThe student reads with correct pronunciation, suitable pauses, clear stress, and meaningful intonation.

15A teacher wants to teach the correct use of 'ने' in Hindi sentences. Which approach best reflects contextual grammar teaching?

ACorrect every learner error immediately during conversation before the learner finishes speaking

BPresent meaningful sentence pairs from a story, guide learners to notice the pattern, and have them use it in their own sentences

CAsk learners to memorize the definition of कारक and reproduce it in the notebook

DAvoid grammar completely because school language teaching should only include free conversation

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