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113

BSEB Matric subject code for English (Compulsory) on official model papers

BSEB Matric model paper 113-ENGLISH

~3h 15m

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100 marks

Full marks for Matric English (Compulsory) theory

BSEB Matric English model paper 113-ENGLISH

Objective + descriptive

Section A MCQs (model style: attempt 50 of 100) plus Section B descriptive tasks

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~30% pass

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Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for BSEB Matric English (Class 10, code 113) 2026. Official exam: ~3h15m, 100 marks, mixed objective (model style: attempt 50 of 100 MCQs) + descriptive Section B; pass about 30%; fee via schools. Covers grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing concepts, and Panorama prose/poetry. Not a full substitute for descriptive writing. Sources: biharboardonline.com model paper 113-ENGLISH and Class 10 syllabus materials.

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1Which sentence is in the simple present tense?
A.She writes a letter every Sunday.
B.She wrote a letter yesterday.
C.She is writing a letter now.
D.She has written a letter.
Explanation: Simple present uses the base form (or -s/-es with third person singular) for habits and general truths: 'She writes… every Sunday.'
2Choose the correct past continuous form: 'They ___ football when it started raining.'
A.was playing
B.were playing
C.played
D.have played
Explanation: Past continuous (was/were + -ing) describes an ongoing past action interrupted by another event. Plural subject 'They' takes 'were playing'.
3Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense?
A.I finish my homework yesterday.
B.I am finish my homework.
C.I have finished my homework.
D.I finishing my homework now.
Explanation: Present perfect is formed with have/has + past participle: 'I have finished…' links a completed action to the present.
4Fill in the blank: 'Truth always ___.'
A.triumph
B.triumphed
C.is triumph
D.triumphs
Explanation: General truths take simple present. Third person singular 'Truth' needs -s: triumphs.
5Choose the correct form: 'The clerks ___ on strike since Monday.'
A.have been
B.were
C.will be
D.was
Explanation: Since Monday marks a period from a past point to now, so present perfect is needed: have been (on strike).
6Which sentence is in the future continuous tense?
A.This time tomorrow I travel to Patna.
B.This time tomorrow I will be travelling to Patna.
C.This time tomorrow I travelled to Patna.
D.This time tomorrow I have travelled to Patna.
Explanation: Future continuous is will/shall + be + -ing for an action in progress at a future time: will be travelling.
7Choose the correct tense: 'By next year she ___ her Class 10 exams.'
A.completes
B.is completing
C.will have completed
D.completed
Explanation: By next year points to completion before a future time → future perfect: will have completed.
8Identify the tense: 'I had already left when the bus arrived.'
A.Present perfect
B.Past continuous
C.Simple past only
D.Past perfect
Explanation: Had + past participle (had left) is past perfect, showing an action completed before another past event (arrived).
9Choose the correct option: 'I ___ to the cinema quite often.'
A.go
B.have gone
C.shall go
D.going
Explanation: Habitual action with quite often takes simple present: go.
10Select the correct sentence.
A.She is studying English since five years.
B.She has been studying English for five years.
C.She study English for five years.
D.She studied English since five years now.
Explanation: Duration continuing to the present with for + period uses present perfect continuous: has been studying… for five years.

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