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Code 123

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Optional Arabic under Bihar Matric Class 10 public examination

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Nahw + Sarf basics

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BSEB Matric Optional Arabic (elective, model-paper code 123 style) is a Class 10 language subject. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for grammar, vocabulary, and literature concepts with Arabic terms as needed — not an official language paper simulation.

Sample BSEB Matric Arabic (Optional) Practice Questions

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1Arabic is written primarily using:
A.The Arabic script, written from right to left
B.Devanagari left to right only
C.Chinese characters exclusively
D.Greek alphabet exclusively
Explanation: Arabic uses the Arabic abjad script written right to left.
2Arabic text direction is:
A.Right to left
B.Left to right only like English always
C.Bottom to top only
D.Vertical only always
Explanation: Arabic is written and read right to left.
3Arabic belongs to which language family?
A.Semitic (Afro-Asiatic)
B.Indo-European exclusively
C.Dravidian exclusively
D.Sino-Tibetan exclusively
Explanation: Arabic is a Central Semitic language.
4How many letters are in the standard Arabic alphabet taught at school?
A.28
B.14 only
C.52 only
D.5 only
Explanation: The Arabic alphabet has 28 letters.
5Sun letters (huruf shamsiyya) affect the definite article by:
A.Assimilating the lam of al- into the following sun letter sound
B.Deleting the entire word always
C.Changing word order to VSO always
D.Making the noun dual always
Explanation: With sun letters, al- assimilates (ash-shams), often marked with shadda.
6Moon letters (huruf qamariyya) with al- typically:
A.Keep the lam of al- pronounced (al-qamar)
B.Always assimilate lam like sun letters
C.Remove all vowels forever
D.Turn nouns into verbs always
Explanation: Moon letters do not assimilate the lam: al-qamar.
7The Arabic definite article is:
A.al- (alif-lam)
B.Only tanwin as the only definite marker always
C.Only English 'the' in Latin letters always
D.Only Persian ezafe
Explanation: Al- marks definiteness in Arabic.
8In formal Arabic, nouns and adjectives commonly have grammatical:
A.Gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/dual/plural)
B.No gender and no number ever
C.Only tense like verbs exclusively
D.Only music laya
Explanation: Arabic nominals inflect for gender and number (and case in full i'rab).
9The dual number in Arabic indicates:
A.Exactly two
B.Always many only
C.Always one only
D.No quantity
Explanation: Dual (tathniya) is a signature Arabic morphological category.
10An Arabic root is often:
A.A set of (commonly three) consonants carrying core meaning
B.A complete sentence always
C.A poetic meter only
D.A dance mudra only
Explanation: Triliteral roots (e.g., k-t-b) generate related words via patterns.

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