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hindi-bhasha-shikshan-vidhiyan-l2 MCQ — 10 Practice Questions with Answers

Practice 10 hindi-bhasha-shikshan-vidhiyan-l2 multiple-choice questions with detailed answers and explanations. Ideal for RAS/RPSC exam preparation.

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Practice Questions

Q1. Assertion: Devika needs remedial teaching after a diagnostic check. Reason: She can state the grammar rule but repeatedly fails to use agreement in sentences.

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

Explanation

Knowing a rule is not the same as applying it in writing. Devika’s repeated agreement error gives the teacher evidence for a diagnostic check and then remedial sentence practice, so the reason explains the assertion.

Q2. Imran gives a good answer in his home variety but hesitates in standard school Hindi. What is the best teacher response?

A Reject the answer until he repeats it in standard Hindi
B Accept the idea, recast it in school Hindi, and let him repeat it Correct
C Give a written grammar worksheet immediately
D Ask another fluent child to answer instead

Explanation

NCF-style multilingual pedagogy treats familiar speech as a resource. The teacher should preserve Imran’s idea, reformulate it in school Hindi, and give him a supported chance to say it. That lowers anxiety and develops the target register.

Q3. Which theorist anchor best supports using peer or teacher help for the learner’s next reachable step?

A Piaget and four cognitive stages
B Vygotsky and the zone of proximal development Correct
C Bruner and action-picture-symbol movement
D Krashen and low affective barrier

Explanation

Mary helping Imran rehearse a school-Hindi answer is a peer-supported move inside the next reachable step. That is the Vygotsky anchor. The other theorists remain useful but point to readiness, representation or low-anxiety input.

Q4. Which statement best follows bilingual purity for a Hindi teaching topic?

A Hindi explanations may place English method names in brackets for clarity
B English labels are acceptable whenever the teacher knows both languages
C A Hindi answer should translate every acronym into a long Sanskritised phrase
D Hindi fields should use native Devanagari phrasing without English gloss-in-parentheses Correct

Explanation

For a Hindi-language pedagogy topic, the Hindi field should read as real Hindi, not as Hindi plus English labels in brackets. Option D follows that rule and avoids both mixed-script glosses and unreadable overcorrection.

Q5. Match the method with its classroom use: 1. Inductive grammar 2. Guided reading 3. Remedial teaching 4. Continuous assessment

A 1-rule from examples; 2-supported small-group reading; 3-error-specific help; 4-ongoing evidence Correct
B 1-rule lecture; 2-silent copying; 3-random homework; 4-final test only
C 1-dictation; 2-public recitation; 3-whole chapter repetition; 4-prize distribution
D 1-translation; 2-grammar test; 3-storytelling; 4-homework checking

Explanation

Option A is the only list where each phrase names the method’s real classroom function. It fits Karan’s need for evidence, Devika’s need for error-specific help, and the teacher’s need for ongoing observation.

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Q6. Which pair is correctly matched for a Hindi methods lesson?

A Deductive grammar — children first form the rule from examples
B Guided reading — teacher reads while children only listen silently
C Diagnostic test — finds the source of a repeated language error
D Remedial teaching — repeats the whole chapter for every learner
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Q7. Which option best matches learner evidence with the next teaching method?

A Oral hesitation — spelling drill; weak paragraph — public recitation
B Oral hesitation — pair rehearsal; weak paragraph — modelled writing
C Keyword guessing — more lecture; grammar application error — free reading only
D Home-language answer — punishment; slow reading — final achievement test
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Q8. Karan picks the option that repeats a word from the stem but cannot show text evidence. What should the teacher do next?

A Give more memorised definitions of all methods
B Ignore the error because the option is sometimes correct
C Ask him to underline the supporting line before choosing
D Move him permanently to silent copying work
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Q9. Which set is the verified NCF-FS 2022 reading-strategy sequence useful for a Hindi reading lesson?

A Read-aloud, Shared Reading, Guided Reading, Independent Reading
B Dictation, memorisation, translation, oral test
C Grammar rule, definition, exception, homework
D Lecture, copying, punishment, retest
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Q10. Assertion: A teacher-designed connector-card activity should be marked as authored classroom design. Reason: The official syllabus names TLM but does not prescribe that exact card count or layout.

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

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