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Solve 10 sandhi-samaas-upsarg-pratyay-hi-l2 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

Practice questions

Q1A word changes at the sound boundary when two parts meet. Which label fits best?

A Samas
B Sandhi
C Pratyay
D Vigrah
Explanation

Sandhi is correct because the stem gives the exact test: two parts meet and the visible form changes at the sound boundary. Imran should not choose samas unless a compact word needs vigrah.

Q2Match the classroom proof with the correct label: sound meeting, vigrah, beginning element, ending element.

A Sandhi, Pratyay, Samas, Upsarg
B Samas, Sandhi, Upsarg, Pratyay
C Sandhi, Samas, Upsarg, Pratyay
D Pratyay, Upsarg, Sandhi, Samas
Explanation

The correct match is sound meeting to sandhi, vigrah to samas, beginning element to upsarg, and ending element to pratyay. Imran should memorise the proof order, not just the names.

Q3Devika calls every long word samas. Which feedback is most useful?

A Keep the answer if the spelling is long.
B Choose sandhi for all long words instead.
C Skip compounds because they are confusing.
D Ask for the vigrah and meaning relation before naming samas.
Explanation

The feedback repairs Devika’s rule. Length is not proof; she must open the compact word, state the relation, and only then call it samas if the vigrah supports it.

Q4Two splits look possible for a passage word. What should Meena do next?

A Pick the first split she remembers.
B Use sentence meaning and the given options to test the split.
C Mark both options correct.
D Ignore the word because it is difficult.
Explanation

Meena should test both splits against the sentence and the options. This is the honest exam method: when form alone is unclear, meaning in context selects the best single answer.

Q5Which item is tested when a word element is added after the base word?

A Pratyay
B Upsarg
C Sandhi
D Samas
Explanation

Pratyay is correct because the clue says the element is added after the base word. Asha should first locate the base, then check whether the added part stands at the end and changes role, quality or action meaning.

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6Which four-column practice best prepares Asha for close REET options?

AWord, split, meaning, label
BWord, page, colour, speed
CLength, sound, guess, mark
DRule, memory, list, score

7Why is it acceptable to use Grade 6 passage-style examples for this Level II topic?

ALevel II covers Classes 6 to 8, and Grade 6 Hindi is part of the verified middle-stage frame.
BBecause Level II is only for Class 1.
CBecause grammar has no classroom level.
DBecause only textbook chapter names are tested.

8Assertion: In anpadh, the beginning element changes the meaning of the base. Reason: Elements added before the base are treated as upsarg in school grammar.

AAssertion true, reason false
BAssertion false, reason true
CBoth false
DBoth true and reason explains assertion

9Which proof best supports calling rajkumar a samas item?

AIt starts with a familiar syllable.
BIt is longer than many words.
CIt expands as raja ka kumar.
DIt has an ending element only.

10A teacher asks Karan to correct the reason, not only mark an answer wrong. Which assessment purpose is served?

ACounting how fast he writes
BChecking conceptual understanding of the formation
CAvoiding all written practice
DMemorising the longest list

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