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Solve 10 english-language-skills-l1 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

Practice questions

Q1Which teacher action best supports a wheelchair-using child during an English speaking circle?

A Skip the child's turn to avoid discomfort
B Offer action choices such as I can read or I can tell a story
C Give only running action sentences
D Ask another child to speak for the child
Explanation

Inclusive pedagogy keeps the language objective and adapts the participation mode. The child still practises I can sentences, but chooses an action that fits dignity and access.

Q2Devika reads words only when pictures are visible. What should the teacher check next?

A Whether her handwriting is decorative
B Whether she can memorise ten grammar rules
C Whether she tracks print and decodes the word
D Whether she can sit silently for twenty minutes
Explanation

The teacher can briefly cover the picture and ask Devika to finger-track the word. This checks whether reading comes from print, not only from visual guessing.

Q3Match the skill with the classroom evidence: 1 Listening, 2 Speaking, 3 Reading, 4 Writing.

A 1 writes a label; 2 reads silently; 3 claps; 4 listens
B 1 follows instruction; 2 says a sentence; 3 reads a label; 4 writes a label
C 1 draws only; 2 copies only; 3 runs; 4 repeats alphabet names
D 1 grammar rule; 2 spelling test; 3 handwriting; 4 punishment
Explanation

The best assessment evidence is observable. Meena writing a label is writing, Devika reading a label is reading, and Asha following a spoken instruction shows listening.

Q4Which sequence best represents the early English skill chain?

A Write, memorise, punish, translate
B Hear, say, see, read, write, use
C Copy, copy again, copy faster, test
D Silent reading, grammar rule, dictation, marks
Explanation

Primary English learning usually begins with meaningful listening and speaking, then moves toward print and writing. This sequence fits Asha and Karan better than copy-first teaching.

Q5Which statement best reflects NEP 2020 alignment for this L1 English topic?

A Primary English should begin with college-level phonetics
B Only English may be used, even when children need home-language support
C Writing speed is the only evidence of language learning
D Foundational literacy by Grade 3 supports oral language, reading and writing in early classes
Explanation

NEP 2020 places foundational learning in the new school structure and prioritises foundational literacy. For Meena and Devika, that means oral language, reading and writing must develop together.

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6Which option is the best remedial response for repeated b and d confusion?

AMark every word wrong and move to the next chapter
BStop all reading until the child memorises the alphabet
CAsk classmates to correct the child loudly
DUse air-writing, tracing, word finding and comparison in a small group

7Which pair best shows the RBSE English syllabus focus for this topic?

AEnglish sounds and remedial teaching
BCollege phonology and literary criticism
COnly essay writing and translation
DOnly silent reading of textbooks

8Two statements are given. I. Communicative approach uses language for meaning. II. It forbids all grammar teaching in primary classes.

AOnly II is correct
BBoth I and II are correct
COnly I is correct
DNeither I nor II is correct

9Assertion: Every spoken English error in Class 2 should be corrected immediately. Reason: Fear makes children speak more carefully.

ABoth assertion and reason are false
BBoth assertion and reason are true
CAssertion true, reason false
DAssertion false, reason true

10Asha listens to a story but cannot read the page alone. Which strategy should come before independent reading?

AShared Reading
BSilent grammar test
CPunish the child for guessing
DOnly handwriting practice

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