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Language I — Hindi MCQ - Practice Questions

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Sample questions

1Read the assertion and reason carefully: Assertion (A): A Class IV Hindi teacher who notices that several learners consistently confuse the matras of इ and ई should plan a short, focused remedial cycle before the next reading lesson. Reason (R): Targeted remedial teaching is most effective when it acts on a specific diagnosed difficulty soon after it is identified, rather than being deferred to the end of the term. Choose the correct option.

A Both A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.
B Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.
C A is true, but R is false.
D A is false, but R is true.

2Read the following two statements about distinguishing literal and figurative meaning in primary Hindi classes. Statement A: The literal meaning of a word group is the dictionary sense of each word, added together. Statement B: An idiom keeps the same fixed figurative meaning even though its literal words may sound very different from that meaning. Which option is correct?

A Statement A is correct, statement B is incorrect.
B Statement A is incorrect, statement B is correct.
C Both statements A and B are correct.
D Both statements A and B are incorrect.

3Look at the following four sentences and decide how many of them are in भूत काल (past tense): (i) मीना ने कहानी सुनाई। (ii) बच्चे खेल रहे हैं। (iii) कल हम मेले गए थे। (iv) सूरज पूर्व में निकलेगा।

A Only one sentence
B Two sentences
C Three sentences
D All four sentences

4An unseen Class IV verse contains the line: "दादी की लोरी मधुर मीठी थी।" The teacher asks the child what "मधुर" most likely means in this line. For primary-level vocabulary-in-context, which option captures the intended meaning best?

A Sweet to listen to (pleasing, soothing in sound)
B Bitter and harsh in tone
C Loud and angry in voice
D Silent and without sound

5Consider these statements about tuk (rhyme) in primary-level unseen Hindi verse: 1. Tuk is the matching of similar sounds at the line endings of two or more verse lines. 2. Tuk helps young learners read with rhythm and predict the next line. 3. Tuk requires that every word in the verse end in the same consonant. Which combination of statements is correct for Classes I-V?

A Only statement 1 is correct
B Statements 1 and 2 are correct, statement 3 is wrong
C Statements 2 and 3 are correct, statement 1 is wrong
D All three statements are correct

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