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100 marks

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~3 hours

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1In Hindi grammar, what does संधि (sandhi) primarily describe?

A.The division of a sentence into subject and predicate only

B.The joining of sounds/letters at word boundaries with possible change

C.The translation of a Hindi sentence into English

D.The counting of matras in a poetic line

Explanation: संधि (sandhi) is the joining of two sounds or letters at a word boundary, often with a phonetic change (e.g., सूर्य + उदय → सूर्योदय). It is a core Ambar / Class IX–X vyakaran topic for ASSEB Hindi MIL, not mere translation or metre counting.

2Identify the correct स्वर संधि (vowel sandhi) form of 'महा + ईश'.

A.महाईश

B.महीश

C.महेश

D.महाश

Explanation: In स्वर संधि, when आ + ई meet in this classic lexical pair, the standard form taught is महेश. The other spellings are incorrect joins.

3Which pair illustrates व्यंजन संधि (consonant sandhi) most clearly?

A.राम + अय = रामाय (vowel lengthening only)

B.सूर्य + उदय = सूर्योदय (vowel join only)

C.नमः + ते = नमस्ते (visarga-focused join)

D.सत् + जन = सज्जन (त् + ज → ज्ज)

Explanation: व्यंजन संधि involves changes where consonants meet. सत् + जन → सज्जन is a standard example of consonant assimilation. सूर्योदय is primarily स्वर संधि; नमस्ते is typically classed under विसर्ग संधि patterns.

4The form 'नमस्ते' from 'नमः + ते' is primarily an example of which sandhi class?

A.विसर्ग संधि (visarga sandhi)

B.केवल स्वर संधि

C.समास

D.कारक

Explanation: नमः + ते → नमस्ते is the standard textbook illustration of विसर्ग संधि, where the visarga (ः) changes in combination. It is not समास (compounding of meanings) or कारक (case relation).

5What is समास (samas) in Hindi grammar?

A.A compound word formed by combining two or more words with a compact meaning relation

B.A list of synonyms only

C.A type of punctuation mark

D.A rule for writing English loanwords in Devanagari

Explanation: समास is compounding: two or more words join into one compact form whose internal relation is classified (तत्पुरुष, द्वंद्व, बहुव्रीहि, अव्ययीभाव, कर्मधारय, etc.). ASSEB Hindi MIL व्याकरण lists समास among tested items.

6In 'राजपुत्र' (son of a king), which समास type is typically taught?

A.तत्पुरुष समास (tatpurusha)

B.द्वंद्व समास

C.अव्ययीभाव समास

D.बहुव्रीहि समास

Explanation: राजपुत्र = राजा का पुत्र is a classic तत्पुरुष example where the first member is subordinate (often case-related) to the second. द्वंद्व is coordinate; बहुव्रीहि points to a third entity; अव्ययीभाव is indeclinable adverbial compounds.

7Which compound is the best example of द्वंद्व समास (dvandva)?

A.राजपुत्र (king's son)

B.यथाशक्ति (according to strength)

C.माता-पिता (mother and father)

D.चतुर्भुज (one with four arms)

Explanation: द्वंद्व समास joins two (or more) members of equal status with an 'and' relation. माता-पिता is a standard example. राजपुत्र is तत्पुरुष; यथाशक्ति is अव्ययीभाव; चतुर्भुज as epithet is often बहुव्रीहि territory.

8In Hindi, लिंग (ling) classification of nouns is primarily into which pair?

A.पुल्लिंग and स्त्रीलिंग (masculine and feminine)

B.Past and future only

C.Singular and plural only

D.Subject and object only

Explanation: Hindi nouns are classified by लिंग into पुल्लिंग (masculine) and स्त्रीलिंग (feminine). Number (वचन) and case (कारक) are separate systems.

9Which agreement pattern is correct in standard Hindi?

A.लड़का खेलती है

B.लड़की खेलता है

C.लड़का खेलता है

D.लड़के खेलती है (for masculine plural subject)

Explanation: लड़का खेलता है shows correct masculine singular agreement of the verb with the subject. The other options mismatch gender/number of the verb form.

10वचन (vachan) in Hindi primarily distinguishes which?

A.एकवचन and बहुवचन (singular and plural)

B.Masculine and feminine only

C.Active and passive voice only

D.Direct and indirect speech only

Explanation: वचन marks number: एकवचन (singular) vs बहुवचन (plural). Gender is लिंग; voice is वाच्य; speech type is कथन.

About the ASSEB HSLC Hindi (MIL) Exam

ASSEB HSLC Hindi (First Language / MIL) is the Class 10 public examination Hindi paper conducted by ASSEB Division-I for students offering Hindi as MIL. The paper is a 3-hour written exam for 100 marks. This free bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation of Hindi grammar concepts, literature pedagogy, vocabulary, and reading/writing knowledge for 2026 revision.

Assessment

Prose, poetry, grammar (व्याकरण), and composition (letters, essays). Total 100 marks; duration about 3 hours. This 100-question bank trains grammar, vocabulary, literature concepts, reading strategies, and writing structure.

Time Limit

About 3 hours (confirm current ASSEB HSLC timetable).

Passing Score

About 30 marks out of 100 under typical ASSEB HSLC norms.

Exam Fee

Included in annual ASSEB HSLC examination fees on site.sebaonline.org. (Assam State School Education Board (ASSEB), Division-I (formerly SEBA))

ASSEB HSLC Hindi (MIL) Exam Content Outline

Study emphasis ~35%

Grammar (व्याकरण)

Sandhi, Samas, Karak, Tense, Prefix/Suffix, Synonyms/Antonyms, and sentence correction.

Study emphasis ~35%

Literature Concepts

Themes, character analysis, poetic devices (Alankar), and moral lessons.

Study emphasis ~15%

Reading & Vocabulary

Passage comprehension, idioms (Muhavare), proverbs (Lokoktiyan), and word meanings.

Study emphasis ~15%

Writing & Composition

Letter writing, essay structure, notice/paragraph writing conventions.

How to Pass the ASSEB HSLC Hindi (MIL) Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: About 30 marks out of 100 under typical ASSEB HSLC norms.
Assessment: Prose, poetry, grammar (व्याकरण), and composition (letters, essays). Total 100 marks; duration about 3 hours. This 100-question bank trains grammar, vocabulary, literature concepts, reading strategies, and writing structure.
Time limit: About 3 hours (confirm current ASSEB HSLC timetable).
Exam fee: Included in annual ASSEB HSLC examination fees on site.sebaonline.org.

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ASSEB HSLC Hindi (MIL) Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master Hindi grammar rules (Vyakaran: Sandhi, Samas, Karak, Alankar) for high scoring.

2Revise key themes and poetic devices in prescribed literature.

3Practice timed reading comprehension and vocabulary questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the official ASSEB HSLC Hindi (MIL) exam multiple choice?

No. The ASSEB HSLC Hindi First Language paper is a written examination for 100 marks. This bank is a free English MCQ study adaptation.

What is the pass mark?

Under typical ASSEB HSLC norms, candidates need about 30 marks out of 100 to pass.

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