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Key Facts: BSEB Inter Bhojpuri Exam

~3h 15m

Typical BSEB Intermediate Bhojpuri 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

112-BHOJPURI

Illustrative Intermediate Bhojpuri model-paper / subject code family

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BSEB Intermediate Bhojpuri 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 112/212/312/508).

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1Bhojpuri is best classified as:
A.An Eastern Indo-Aryan (Bihari) language of the Indo-European family
B.A Dravidian language
C.A Sino-Tibetan language
D.A Semitic language
Explanation: Bhojpuri is an Eastern Indo-Aryan language, part of the Bihari subgroup (with Maithili and Magahi) within the Indo-European family. It is not Dravidian, Sino-Tibetan, or Semitic.
2Which languages together form the Bihari subgroup of Indo-Aryan?
A.Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Magahi
B.Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi
C.Bengali, Assamese, and Oriya
D.Marathi and Konkani
Explanation: The Bihari subgroup comprises Bhojpuri, Maithili, and Magahi (with related varieties like Angika and Bajjika often discussed alongside). These are Eastern Indo-Aryan languages native to Bihar and adjoining regions.
3Bhojpuri is primarily spoken in:
A.Western Bihar, Purvanchal (eastern UP), and the Nepal Terai
B.Southern Tamil Nadu
C.Western Rajasthan
D.The Himalayan northeast only
Explanation: Bhojpuri is native to western Bihar (Bhojpur, Buxar, Saran, Siwan, etc.), Purvanchal/eastern Uttar Pradesh (Varanasi, Ghazipur, Ballia), and parts of the Nepal Terai, plus a large global diaspora.
4Which script is used to write Bhojpuri in standard modern contexts?
A.Devanāgarī (historically also Kaithi)
B.The Perso-Arabic script
C.The Gurmukhi script
D.The Latin script only
Explanation: Modern Bhojpuri is written in Devanāgarī. Historically, the Kaithi script was widely used for Bhojpuri (and other Bihari) records and literature; Perso-Arabic was used in some Muslim communities.
5A notable grammatical feature that distinguishes Bhojpuri from Hindi is:
A.Bhojpuri has largely lost grammatical gender on nouns
B.Bhojpuri requires three noun genders
C.Bhojpuri marks case with a prefix al-
D.Bhojpuri has no verbs
Explanation: Like other Bihari languages, Bhojpuri has largely lost the grammatical gender that Hindi retains on nouns and adjectives. Adjectives therefore do not inflect for gender as they do in standard Hindi.
6The unmarked word order of a Bhojpuri sentence is typically:
A.Subject – Object – Verb (SOV)
B.Verb – Subject – Object (VSO)
C.Subject – Verb – Object (SVO)
D.Object – Verb – Subject
Explanation: Bhojpuri, like other Indo-Aryan languages of the region, is SOV: the verb comes last, e.g. Ham kitab padhni ('I book read' = 'I read a book').
7Grammatical relations in Bhojpuri are mainly marked by:
A.Postpositions (clitics placed after the noun)
B.A system of noun-case prefixes
C.The article al-
D.Verb-initial agreement only
Explanation: Bhojpuri uses postpositions (enclitics following the noun) to mark case relations, e.g. -maa ('in'), -par ('on'), -se ('from/with'), and the genitive/dative marker -ka/-ke. It is postpositional, not prefixal.
8Which Bhojpuri postposition means 'in' (locative)?
A.maa (मा)
B.par (पर)
C.se (से)
D.ka (का)
Explanation: -maa means 'in' (locative), e.g. ghar-maa ('in the house'). -par means 'on', -se means 'from/with', and -ka/-ke is the genitive/dative marker.
9The Bhojpuri first-person singular pronoun 'I' is:
A.ham (हम)
B.tuu (तू)
C.uu (ऊ)
D.humni (हमनी)
Explanation: ham means 'I' in Bhojpuri (note that, unlike Hindi, ham often stands for singular 'I' as well as plural). uu means 'he/she/that', and humni/hum log is 'we'.
10A characteristic of Bhojpuri (and Bihari) pronoun usage is:
A.Elaborate honorific distinctions in second/third person pronouns
B.No pronouns at all
C.Only one pronoun used for all persons
D.Latin-style declension of pronouns
Explanation: Bihari languages, including Bhojpuri, have rich honorific distinctions in pronouns, distinguishing intimate, neutral, and respectful forms (e.g. for 'you': tu/to, tohra, rauraa/raura). This reflects social hierarchy.

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