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Key Facts: Karnataka II PUC Arabic (KSEAB) Exam

Code 11

KSEAB II PUC subject code for Arabic

KSEAB / DPUE II PUC subject and blueprint indexes

~3 hours

Common written theory duration for II PUC language papers; confirm current date sheet

KSEAB II PUC exam-pattern reporting

~30–35% pass band

Approximate subject pass guidance often discussed for II PUC; confirm current circular

KSEAB II PUC pass-criteria reporting

Mixed written Arabic

Official format mixes objective-style and constructed-response language tasks — not pure MCQ

KSEAB/DPUE blueprint and model-paper design

English MCQ study aid

This bank adapts Arabic language knowledge to four-option MCQs in English; official paper is written Arabic

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KSEAB II PUC Arabic (code 11) is a Class 12 board language subject: mixed written Arabic paper, about 3 hours, marks/pass rules as notified (often discussed near ~30–35%). Fees are paid through colleges. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation covering grammar, morphology, vocabulary, reading judgment, and literary basics — not an official paper or medium simulation.

Sample Karnataka II PUC Arabic (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1In traditional Arabic grammar used in II PUC Arabic, speech is classically divided into which three parts?
A.اسم (ism), فعل (fiʿl), and حرف (ḥarf)
B.Subject, object, and complement only
C.Noun, adjective, and adverb only
D.Prose, poetry, and drama
Explanation: Classical Arabic grammar divides speech into اسم (noun), فعل (verb), and حرف (particle). This three-way split underpins II PUC units on compounds, prepositions, and verbs.
2What is a مركّب توصيفي (murakkab tawṣīfī / descriptive compound) in II PUC Arabic grammar?
A.Only a full verbal sentence with a direct object
B.An adjective–noun descriptive phrase such as كتابٌ مفيدٌ
C.A dual pronoun set
D.A rhyme scheme in poetry
Explanation: Murakkab tawṣīfī is the descriptive compound: a noun with a following adjective (naʿt), e.g. كتابٌ مفيدٌ. Agreement in gender, number, case, and definiteness is required.
3In a مركّب إضافي (murakkab iḍāfī / possessive construct), the first noun (المضاف) is typically:
A.Always dual only
B.Always marked with a preposition of jarr
C.Without the definite article الـ and without tanwīn
D.Written left-to-right
Explanation: In iḍāfa, the mudāf generally drops الـ and tanwīn and is followed by the mudāf ilayhi, e.g. كتابُ الطالبِ.
4In the iḍāfa phrase كتابُ الطالبِ, the word الطالبِ is:
A.The main verb of a verbal sentence
B.A jussive verb
C.An interrogative particle
D.المضاف إليه (mudāf ilayhi) in the genitive (مجرور)
Explanation: الطالبِ is the mudāf ilayhi (possessor) and is majrūr (genitive), often marked by kasra.
5Which set are classic حروف الجر (ḥurūf al-jarr / prepositions) taught in II PUC Arabic?
A.مِنْ، إلى، في، عَلى، بِـ، لِـ
B.كان، صار، أصبح
C.إنّ، أنّ، كأنّ
D.يكتب، كتب، اكتب
Explanation: Ḥurūf al-jarr include min, ilā, fī, ʿalā, bi-, li- and similar particles governing a following majrūr noun.
6A noun following a ḥarf jarr (preposition) is typically in which case?
A.مرفوع (nominative) only
B.مجرور (genitive)
C.مجزوم (jussive)
D.No case marking is ever used
Explanation: Prepositions put the following noun in the genitive (majrūr), e.g. في البيتِ، من المدرسةِ.
7Which are common حروف الاستفهام (interrogative particles/words) in II PUC Arabic grammar?
A.كان، ليس، ظلّ
B.الـ، ـة، ـان
C.هَلْ، ما، مَنْ، أينَ، متى، كيفَ
D.قافية، بحر، وزن
Explanation: Interrogatives include هل, ما, من, أين, متى, كيف and related question words in the II PUC grammar list.
8The particle هل is primarily used to form:
A.Only comparative adjectives
B.Only dual nouns
C.Only passive verbs
D.Yes/no questions
Explanation: هل introduces yes/no questions, e.g. هل فهمتَ الدرسَ؟
9A جملة اسمية (nominal sentence) characteristically begins with:
A.A noun/ism as مبتدأ (subject) followed by خبر (predicate)
B.Only an imperative verb
C.Only a preposition with no noun
D.Only a poetic refrain
Explanation: A jumlah ismiyya starts with an ism: mubtadaʾ + khabar, e.g. الكتابُ مفيدٌ, both typically marfūʿ in simple cases.
10A جملة فعلية (verbal sentence) characteristically begins with:
A.Only an indefinite adjective with no head noun
B.A verb (فعل) followed by its subject (فاعل) and other complements
C.Only the dual marker ـان
D.Only a rhyme letter
Explanation: A jumlah fiʿliyya opens with a verb, then typically a marfūʿ fāʿil, e.g. كتبَ الطالبُ الدرسَ.

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