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Oriental stream

Distinct from Arabic Academic in SCERT 2026 model catalog

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Arabic Schools

First Language pathway commonly with Paper I and Paper II

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~1.5–1.75 h

Typical First Language Paper I window (confirm timetable)

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D+ / ~30%

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Mixed + CE

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Pareeksha Bhavan

Administrator: Kerala Pareeksha Bhavan (SCERT curriculum)

Government of Kerala school examination system

Kerala SSLC Arabic Oriental (Pareeksha Bhavan / SCERT) is the Arabic Schools First Language stream, distinct from Academic. Mixed TE (often Paper I+II) + CE; not pure MCQ. Pass commonly D+/~30%. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for classical naḥw, ṣarf, vocab, reading & literary literacy — not an official paper simulation.

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1In classical Arabic grammar taught in Kerala SSLC Oriental Arabic, speech (كلام) is classically divided into which three parts?
A.Only subject, verb, and object as English labels
B.اسم (ism), فعل (fiʿl), and حرف (ḥarf)
C.Prose, poetry, and drama only
D.Past, present, and future only
Explanation: Classical Arabic grammar divides speech into اسم (noun), فعل (verb), and حرف (particle). This three-way split is foundational for Oriental-stream naḥw units.
2In a murakkab tawṣīfī (descriptive phrase) such as كِتابٌ مُفِيدٌ, the نعت (adjective) should typically match the منعوت in:
A.Gender only, never case
B.Gender, number, definiteness, and case
C.Case only, never gender
D.Neither gender nor number
Explanation: In a descriptive compound, the naʿt agrees with the manʿūt in gender, number, definiteness, and case (e.g. كِتابٌ مُفِيدٌ / الكِتابُ المُفِيدُ).
3In the iḍāfa (إضافة) phrase كِتابُ الطَّالِبِ, what is الطَّالِبِ?
A.A preposition only
B.A jussive verb only
C.The fāʿil of a verbal sentence only
D.المضاف إليه (the annexed noun in the genitive)
Explanation: In iḍāfa, the first noun is muḍāf and the second is muḍāf ilayhi, marked genitive: كِتابُ الطَّالِبِ.
4A noun following a حرف الجر (preposition) is typically in which case?
A.مجرور (genitive)
B.مرفوع (nominative) only
C.مجزوم (jussive)
D.No case is ever assigned
Explanation: Prepositions put the following noun in the genitive (majrūr), e.g. فِي البَيْتِ، مِنَ المَدْرَسَةِ.
5Which set correctly lists common حروف الجر?
A.كان وأخواتها only
B.إنّ وأخواتها only
C.مِنْ، إِلَى، فِي، عَلَى، عَنْ، بـِ، لـِ
D.Only dual pronouns
Explanation: Common prepositions include من، إلى، في، على، عن، بـ، لـ — they govern the genitive.
6A typical الجملة الاسمية (nominal sentence) begins with:
A.A verb in the past tense only
B.A preposition alone with no noun
C.مبتدأ (subject noun/pronoun) followed by خبر (predicate)
D.Only an English subject–verb–object template
Explanation: A nominal sentence typically has mubtadaʾ + khabar, e.g. الطَّالِبُ مُجْتَهِدٌ.
7In الطَّالِبُ يَكْتُبُ الدَّرْسَ, the word يَكْتُبُ is best analysed as:
A.A particle of negation only
B.فعل مضارع (imperfect/present verb)
C.A genitive noun only
D.An imperative of dual only
Explanation: يكتب is a muḍāriʿ (imperfect) verb form — here describing present/habitual writing.
8إنّ and her sisters typically put the اسم إنّ into which case?
A.منصوب (accusative)
B.مرفوع only always
C.مجزوم as a verb
D.No effect on case
Explanation: إنّ وأخواتها nasb (put into accusative) their ism and raise the khabar: إنَّ العِلْمَ نُورٌ.
9كان and her sisters typically put the خبر كان into which case?
A.منصوب (accusative)
B.مجرور only
C.مجزوم only
D.Always identical to the ism of inna rules with no difference
Explanation: كان وأخواتها raise the ism and nasb the khabar: كانَ الجَوُّ جَمِيلًا.
10The three main noun cases (iʿrāb) in formal Arabic are:
A.مرفوع، منصوب، مجرور
B.ماضي، مضارع، أمر only
C.مفرد، مثنى، جمع only
D.مذكر، مؤنث only
Explanation: Nouns are typically marfūʿ (nominative), manṣūb (accusative), or majrūr (genitive). Verb moods include jazm separately.

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