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Solve 10 sangya-sarvanam-visheshan-avyay-hi-l1 questions for RAS/RPSC preparation.

Practice questions

Q1Which classroom sequence best follows NCF-FS reading strategies for teaching pronouns?

A Read a short story aloud, read one sentence together, guide noun replacement, then let children mark pronouns.
B Ask children to copy all pronoun definitions ten times before reading any sentence.
C Give only a table of pronoun types and postpone sentence use to upper classes.
D Punish every child who uses a home-language word during the reading lesson.
Explanation

The sequence mirrors the four verified reading strategies. It also fits Maryam and Imran from the note because the teacher first models language, then supports pairs, and finally checks whether children can identify pronouns independently in a sentence.

Q2Which pairing is most appropriate for teaching this grammar topic in primary classes?

A Piaget — begin only with abstract labels and definitions.
B Vygotsky — give no help until every child discovers all labels alone.
C Bruner — move from action to picture to symbol.
D Bruner — avoid pictures and materials because grammar is only symbolic.
Explanation

Bruner's action-picture-symbol movement fits the note's activities: children first handle cards and objects, then use pictures or sentence strips, and finally name noun, pronoun, adjective and indeclinable as symbols.

Q3Why should this grammar topic be taught through stories, picture talk and sentence cards in Classes 1 to 5?

A Because young children learn best when every grammar rule is dictated silently.
B Because stories remove the need to identify any word class.
C Because NEP structure makes grammar unnecessary until secondary school.
D Because primary grammar should connect word labels with meaningful language use.
Explanation

Alignment with the NEP does not mean that grammar disappears. In the foundational and preparatory primary years, grammar should grow from meaningful language, oral work, shared reading and concrete sentence handling.

Q4Assertion: A candidate should read the whole sentence before deciding whether 'this' is a pronoun or adjective. Reason: The same form can replace a noun in one sentence and point to a noun in another.

A Both assertion and reason are true, and the reason explains the assertion.
B Both assertion and reason are true, but the reason does not explain the assertion.
C The assertion is true, but the reason is false.
D The assertion is false, but the reason is true.
Explanation

This is a classic REET grammar trap. The form alone does not decide the word class. If the word replaces a noun, it works as pronoun; if it comes with a noun and points to it, it works as adjective.

Q5Match the classroom task with the grammar focus: 1. Replace repeated 'Gopal' with he or his. 2. Find blue, five and this before nouns. 3. Put because and but in the helper basket. 4. Name shop, mango and basket.

A 1-noun, 2-pronoun, 3-adjective, 4-indeclinable
B 1-pronoun, 2-adjective, 3-indeclinable, 4-noun
C 1-adjective, 2-noun, 3-pronoun, 4-indeclinable
D 1-indeclinable, 2-adjective, 3-noun, 4-pronoun
Explanation

The match-list item checks whether the candidate can move from activity to grammar function. The pronoun repair replaces a repeated noun, the adjective hunt finds describers, the helper basket takes unchanged connectors, and the market names are nouns.

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6Maryam's group is doing word-sort baskets. One child uses a wheelchair and cannot easily move between baskets. What should the teacher do?

ARemove the child from the activity and give separate copying work.
BMake the child card reader or basket checker while peers bring baskets closer in turns.
CAsk classmates to complete the child's cards without asking the child.
DStop all group work because one child needs an adaptation.

7Which statement best identifies an indeclinable in primary Hindi grammar?

AAny word that is short and easy to pronounce is an indeclinable.
BAny word that names a person, place, object or idea is an indeclinable.
CA word whose form does not change while it joins, relates, intensifies or expresses emotion.
DAny word that tells colour or number before a noun is an indeclinable.

8Which statement-combination is correct? 1. Definition alone is enough for this RBSE topic. 2. Sentence context is needed for recognition. 3. Pronoun recognition asks whose noun-place the word has taken. 4. Every word before a noun is an adjective.

AOnly 1 and 4
BOnly 1, 2 and 3
COnly 2, 3 and 4
DOnly 2 and 3

9In the sentence 'Asha brought three red flowers', which pair works as adjectives?

Athree, red
BAsha, flowers
Cbrought, flowers
DAsha, red

10Asha puts the word 'three' in the noun basket. What is the best assessment response?

AMark the answer wrong and move to a new topic immediately.
BGive contrasting examples such as 'three mangoes' and 'mango' and ask what is named.
CTell Asha that numbers can never appear near nouns in Hindi.
DAsk Asha to memorise all adjective types without sentence practice.

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