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Key Facts: Kerala Plus Two Malayalam (DHSE) Exam

TE + CE

Official Kerala Plus Two Malayalam assessment pattern

DHSE Higher Secondary scheme of examination reporting

~80 + 20

Commonly reported non-practical TE + CE mark split within 100 (confirm year scheme)

Kerala Plus Two non-practical subject pattern reporting

~2.5 hours + cool-off

Typical non-practical Terminal Evaluation theory duration (confirm date sheet)

Kerala HSE exam logistics / date-sheet reporting

D+ / ~30%

Commonly described pass floor under TE+CE grading (verify circular)

DHSE grading / pass criteria reporting

Part II language

Malayalam as Higher Secondary Part II language pathway under DHSE combinations

Kerala Higher Secondary subject-combination / language group reporting

Mixed TE paper

Official TE format is objective + subjective Malayalam writing, not pure MCQ

DHSE Higher Secondary Malayalam examination pattern reporting

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank retains Malayalam where skill-tested; not the official format

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Kerala DHSE Plus Two Malayalam (Part II) is a Class 12 board language subject with TE+CE assessment; TE theory is mixed Malayalam objective + subjective and often about 2.5 hours plus cool-off, commonly discussed as ~80+20 within 100 marks. Pass is commonly D+/~30% as notified. Fees are paid through schools. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation retaining Malayalam terms — not an official paper simulation.

Sample Kerala Plus Two Malayalam (DHSE) Practice Questions

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1In Malayalam grammar (വ്യാകരണം), what is സന്ധി (sandhi)?
A.The joining of adjacent sounds so the meeting sound changes by a fixed rule
B.Only a letter-writing format used in board exams
C.Only the fee notification issued by DHSE
D.A pure English dictionary entry with no sound change
Explanation: സന്ധി (sandhi) is the phonological joining of word parts or words so the boundary sound changes by rule. Kerala Plus Two Malayalam papers regularly test recognition and splitting of sandhi forms.
2സ്വരസന്ധി (swara sandhi) primarily involves joining of:
A.Only consonants with no vowel contact
B.Vowels (സ്വരങ്ങൾ) at word or morpheme boundaries
C.Only punctuation marks in an essay
D.Only English loanwords that never change
Explanation: സ്വരസന്ധി covers vowel-to-vowel joining rules. Contrasting it with വ്യഞ്ജനസന്ധി (consonant sandhi) is a standard school grammar skill.
3വ്യഞ്ജനസന്ധി (vyanjana sandhi) is best described as sandhi involving:
A.Only pure vowel merges with no consonant role
B.Only mathematical symbols in science papers
C.Consonants (വ്യഞ്ജനങ്ങൾ) at the join, often with assimilation or change
D.Only silent stage directions in a play
Explanation: Vyanjana sandhi concerns consonant involvement at the boundary. Classifying a form as swara vs vyanjana sandhi is a frequent grammar drill.
4In Malayalam grammar teaching, സമാസം (samasam) means:
A.Only a single unanalyzed letter of the alphabet
B.Only the internal CE mark sheet format
C.A pure synonym list with no compounding
D.A compound word formed by combining two or more stems under fixed rules
Explanation: സമാസം is compounding: multiple stems join into one compound, often tested via വിഗ്രഹം (vigraham, analytical expansion) and type labels.
5വിഗ്രഹം (vigraham) of a സമാസം form is best described as:
A.The analytical expansion that restores the meaning relationship of the compound parts
B.Only rewriting the word in English alphabet without meaning
C.Only counting total marks on the TE paper
D.Deleting all vowels from the compound
Explanation: Vigraham unpacks the compound into a phrase showing how the parts relate (e.g., A of B, A and B). Board language items often ask both vigraham and samasa classification.
6Which samasa type typically joins two coordinated members with an “and” relation (A and B)?
A.Only ബഹുവ്രീഹി with no coordination sense
B.ദ്വന്ദ്വസമാസം (dvandva)
C.Only pure English hyphenation with no Malayalam label
D.Only a proverb that cannot be compounded
Explanation: ദ്വന്ദ്വസമാസം (dvandva) compounds coordinated items (often glossed like “A and B”). Distinguishing it from tatpurusha and bahuvrihi is core samasa skill.
7തത്പുരുഷസമാസം (tatpurusha) is most typically described as a compound where:
A.Both members are always pure synonyms of each other only
B.The compound can only mean a personal name of DHSE officials
C.One member stands in a case/dependency relation to the other (e.g., of/from/for)
D.There is never any semantic link between the members
Explanation: Tatpurusha compounds show a dependent (often case-like) relation between members. School keys contrast it with dvandva (coordination) and bahuvrihi (exocentric “having” type).
8ബഹുവ്രീഹിസമാസം (bahuvrihi) is characteristically:
A.Only a list of numbers with no linguistic structure
B.Only the cool-off time instruction on the date sheet
C.A sandhi rule that never forms compounds
D.An exocentric compound that often points to “one who has / is characterised by…” something
Explanation: Bahuvrihi compounds are classically exocentric (e.g., “lotus-eyed” → one who has lotus-like eyes). Identifying them after vigraham is a higher-order grammar skill.
9നാമം (namam) in school Malayalam grammar most nearly means:
A.Noun — a naming word class
B.Only the finite main verb of a sentence
C.Only an adverb of manner
D.Only a punctuation mark
Explanation: നാമം is the noun class. Plus Two language work expects identification of നാമം, ക്രിയ, വിശേഷണം, and അവ്യയം in sentences.
10ക്രിയ (kriya) primarily denotes:
A.Only a proper noun for a place
B.Verb — the action or state word in the sentence
C.Only a conjunction with no tense
D.Only the title of the TE answer booklet
Explanation: ക്രിയ is the verb class and is central to tense, person, and agreement teaching in Malayalam grammar.

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