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Key Facts: BSEB Inter Persian Exam

~3h 15m

Typical BSEB Intermediate Persian 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

114-PERSIAN

Illustrative Intermediate Persian model-paper / subject code family

biharboardonline.com Intermediate Model Paper 2026 list

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BSEB Intermediate Persian 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 114/214/314/510).

Sample BSEB Inter Persian Practice Questions

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1To which language family does Persian (Fārsī) belong?
A.Indo-European (Iranian branch)
B.Semitic (Afro-Asiatic)
C.Dravidian
D.Turkic
Explanation: Persian is an Indo-European language of the Iranian branch, related to Kurdish, Pashto, and Balochi, and distantly to Hindi, English, and Sanskrit. It is not Semitic, Dravidian, or Turkic.
2How many letters are in the Persian alphabet (as taught in school)?
A.32 (the Arabic 28 plus پ چ ژ گ)
B.28, identical to Arabic
C.26, like English
D.40
Explanation: The Persian alphabet has 32 letters: the 28 Arabic letters plus four additional letters پ (p), چ (ch), ژ (zh), and گ (g) for sounds absent from standard Arabic.
3In which direction is Persian script written?
A.Right to left
B.Left to right
C.Top to bottom in columns
D.Bottom to top
Explanation: Persian uses the Perso-Arabic script, written right to left. Numerals run left to right within the same line, as in Arabic.
4A key grammatical feature that distinguishes Persian from Arabic is that Persian:
A.Has no grammatical gender and no noun-case inflection
B.Marks three noun cases like Arabic
C.Marks masculine/feminine on every noun
D.Requires the article al-
Explanation: Persian has lost the Proto-Indo-European case and gender systems: nouns have no grammatical gender and no case endings. Word order and particles (such as the specific-object marker rā) carry grammatical relations instead.
5What does the Persian word ketāb (کتاب) mean?
A.Book
B.Pen
C.Door
D.Water
Explanation: ketāb means 'book' in Persian. The word is an Arabic loanword widely used in Persian, and like many Persian words it forms compounds such as ketāb-khāneh (library).
6The unmarked word order of a Persian sentence is typically:
A.Subject – Object – Verb (SOV)
B.Verb – Subject – Object (VSO)
C.Subject – Verb – Object (SVO)
D.Object – Subject – Verb
Explanation: Persian is an SOV language: the verb normally comes last, e.g. Ali ketāb mi-khānad ('Ali book reads' = 'Ali reads a book'). This contrasts with Arabic's canonical VSO.
7The Persian izāfa (ezafe, written ـِ) is used to:
A.Link a noun to a following modifier or possessor (e.g. ketāb-e bozorg, 'the big book')
B.Mark the plural
C.Form the passive voice
D.Negate a verb
Explanation: The izāfa is an unstressed -e/-ye particle joining a head noun to its modifier or possessor, e.g. ketāb-e bozorg ('the big book' / 'the big book of...'), dastān-e Ali ('the story of Ali / Ali's story'). It carries the function of 'of' or a linking adjective.
8The phrase ketāb-e bozorg (کتاب بزرگ) means:
A.The big book / a big book
B.The small book
C.Many books
D.The book of the big man
Explanation: With the izāfa, ketāb-e bozorg means 'big book' (noun–ezafe–adjective). Persian adjectives follow the noun they modify, linked by the izāfa.
9Which Persian personal pronoun means 'I'?
A.man (من)
B.to (تو)
C.u (او)
D.mā (ما)
Explanation: man means 'I'. to means 'you' (informal singular), u (or vey) means 'he/she', and mā means 'we'.
10The Persian plural suffix most commonly added to inanimate nouns is:
A.-hā (ها)
B.-ān (ان)
C.-īm
D.-rā
Explanation: The general plural suffix -hā is added to most nouns, especially inanimates, e.g. ketāb → ketāb-hā ('books'). The suffix -ān is used mainly for animates and in elevated style.

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