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paryayvachi-vilom-anekarthi-hi MCQ — 10 अभ्यास प्रश्न उत्तर सहित

10 paryayvachi-vilom-anekarthi-hi बहुविकल्पीय प्रश्नों का अभ्यास करें, विस्तृत उत्तर और व्याख्या सहित। RAS/RPSC परीक्षा की तैयारी के लिए आदर्श।

10 प्रश्न language-i-hindi

Practice Questions

Q1. A child chooses "deep" as the opposite of light in "light schoolbag". Which diagnosis is best?

A The child cannot read any Hindi word.
B The teacher should stop using sentence examples.
C The child memorised one pair but missed the noun context. Correct
D The word light has no antonym in Hindi.

Explanation

The child has probably learned light-dark as a fixed pair, then applied it to weight. The teacher should ask what the noun schoolbag is describing and guide the child toward heavy.

Q2. Assertion: A synonym list should be used after children meet words in sentences. Reason: Synonyms may differ in tone and usage even when meanings are close.

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

Explanation

The assertion and reason fit together. The teacher first lets children hear and read the word, then gives a short list. This prevents the mistaken belief that every synonym can replace every other synonym.

Q3. In a primary Hindi class, which pair is the best simple synonym pair?

A water - jal Correct
B day - night
C light - heavy
D necklace - defeat

Explanation

Water and jal are near-meaning partners, but the teacher should still discuss usage. Asha may say paani at home and meet jal in a poem, so the synonym is close in meaning, not automatically identical in every sentence.

Q4. Tara uses a wheelchair. During an antonym floor-card activity, what is the best teacher response?

A Ask Tara to only watch because the activity requires walking.
B Cancel antonyms for the whole class because one child cannot walk.
C Bring the cards to Tara’s table and let peers form pairs there. Correct
D Give Tara a separate worksheet unrelated to the group task.

Explanation

This is the inclusive response. Karan and other peers can bring cards to Tara’s table, so Tara still works on antonym meaning with the group. The task changes access, not the learning expectation.

Q5. Which statement best explains why "kal" is taught as a polysemous word?

A Its meaning is decided by the sentence context. Correct
B It always means yesterday in every sentence.
C It always means tomorrow in every sentence.
D It is an antonym of today in all passages.

Explanation

A polysemous word has more than one meaning. If Karan reads "kal gaye," kal points to the past; if he reads "kal jayenge," it points to the future. The sentence decides.

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Q6. Which revision frame best covers synonyms, antonyms and polysemous words for REET?

A Spelling, handwriting, punctuation
B Poet, metre, figure of speech
C Date, place, author
D Similar, opposite, context-changing
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Q7. Meena reads the sentence "the schoolbag is light". Which antonym of light fits this sentence?

A heavy
B deep
C slow
D sour
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Q8. Assertion: Anekarthi words should be taught with two short sentences. Reason: Nearby words and tense can reveal which meaning is active.

A Both are true, but the reason is unrelated.
B The assertion is false, but the reason is true.
C The assertion is true, but the reason is false.
D Both are true, and the reason explains the assertion.
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Q9. Match the word family with the best classroom action: synonyms, antonyms, polysemous words.

A Synonyms-action pairs; antonyms-two-sentence clue; polysemy-picture only
B Synonyms-picture plus two near words; antonyms-action pairs; polysemy-two sentences with clue words
C Synonyms-only copying; antonyms-only spelling; polysemy-only handwriting
D Synonyms-test first; antonyms-list first; polysemy-definition first
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Q10. Which RBSE syllabus setting makes sentence context important for this topic?

A The topic appears only under poetry appreciation.
B The topic appears under unseen prose grammar questions.
C The topic is tested only as handwriting practice.
D The topic is only for upper-primary Sanskrit.

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