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Key Facts: BSEB Inter Arabic Exam

~3h 15m

Typical BSEB Intermediate Arabic theory exam duration

BSEB Intermediate 2026-style model paper logistics

100 marks

Typical Full Marks for non-practical Intermediate language theory papers

BSEB Intermediate model papers (language subjects)

~50 OMR

Often ~50 objective items attempted of a larger offered set toward half the theory marks

BSEB Intermediate 2026-style model paper Section A pattern

113-ARABIC

Illustrative Intermediate Arabic model-paper / subject code family

biharboardonline.com Intermediate Model Paper 2026 list

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official Intermediate paper format or medium

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BSEB Intermediate Arabic is a Class 12 public-exam language subject with a theory paper of about 3 hours 15 minutes and commonly 100 theory marks, mixing OMR objective items (often ~50 attempted of ~100 offered) with short and long answers. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for Intermediate grammar, literature history, vocabulary, reading strategies, and cultural context — not an official format or medium simulation. Sources: biharboardonline.com Intermediate model papers (codes such as 113/213/313/509).

Sample BSEB Inter Arabic Practice Questions

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1To which language family does Arabic belong?
A.Semitic, a branch of Afro-Asiatic
B.Indo-European
C.Dravidian
D.Sino-Tibetan
Explanation: Arabic is a Semitic language within the Afro-Asiatic family, closely related to Hebrew and Aramaic. It is not Indo-European, Dravidian, or Sino-Tibetan.
2How many letters are in the standard Arabic alphabet taught at school?
A.28
B.26
C.32
D.22
Explanation: The standard Arabic alphabet has 28 consonantal letters. The shape of most letters changes according to position (initial, medial, final, isolated).
3In which direction is Arabic script written?
A.Right to left
B.Left to right
C.Top to bottom in columns
D.Bottom to top
Explanation: Arabic is written and read from right to left, though numerals are written left to right within the same line.
4The Arabic definite article is:
A.al- (the prefix الـ)
B.tāʾ marbūṭa (ة)
C.sukūn (ْ)
D.shadda (ّ)
Explanation: The prefix al- (الـ) is the Arabic definite article, equivalent to 'the'. It is attached to the beginning of a noun, e.g. kitāb ('a book') → al-kitāb ('the book').
5What does the Arabic word kitāb (كِتَاب) mean?
A.Book
B.Pen
C.Door
D.Water
Explanation: kitāb means 'book'. The same root k-t-b gives related words such as maktab ('office') and kātib ('writer').
6Arabic word formation most characteristically builds words from:
A.Three-consonant (triliteral) roots
B.Two-letter prefixes only
C.Random syllables with no pattern
D.Latin stems borrowed wholesale
Explanation: Most Arabic words derive from a triliteral (three-consonant) root. From the root k-t-b come kitāb (book), kātib (writer), maktab (office), and maktūb (written), all sharing the core sense of writing.
7The traditional three-way division of Arabic parts of speech (al-kalim al-thalāth) is:
A.ism (noun), fiʿl (verb), harf (particle)
B.subject, object, verb
C.noun, adjective, adverb
D.singular, dual, plural
Explanation: Classical Arabic grammar (nahw) divides speech into ism (noun/name), fiʿl (verb), and harf (particle/preposition). This is the foundational classification taught in the nahw/sarf tradition.
8What does madrasa (مَدْرَسَة) mean?
A.School
B.Market
C.River
D.Mountain
Explanation: madrasa means 'school' or 'place of study'. The root d-r-s relates to studying and learning.
9Which is a correct characteristic of Arabic nouns and adjectives?
A.They show grammatical gender (masculine/feminine)
B.They have no grammatical gender
C.Gender applies only to verbs
D.Gender is shown only by separate English-style articles
Explanation: Arabic nouns and adjectives carry grammatical gender, masculine or feminine. Adjectives agree with the noun they modify in gender (and number and case).
10The feminine ending typically marked by tāʾ marbūṭa (ة) signals that a noun is:
A.Feminine (often singular)
B.Plural
C.Definite
D.A verb
Explanation: The tāʾ marbūṭa (ة) is a common feminine ending on singular nouns and adjectives, e.g. ṭālib ('male student') → ṭāliba ('female student'). It does not mark plurality, definiteness, or verbal status.

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