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Key Facts: Karnataka II PUC Malayalam (KSEAB) Exam

Code 06

Official II PUC Malayalam subject code

KSEAB II PUC Malayalam public paper / DPUE model listings

80 marks

Theory maximum on the official written paper

KSEAB II PUC Malayalam 2025 public paper header

3 hours

Official II PUC Malayalam theory duration

KSEAB II PUC Malayalam 2025 public paper header

47 Q (2025)

Question count on one recent public paper (mixed format)

KSEAB II PUC Malayalam 2025 public paper header

~30% / ~33–35%

Commonly reported per-subject minimum and overall aggregate pass range

KSEAB pass criteria reporting (confirm current circular)

Mixed paper

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

KSEAB II PUC Malayalam public paper structure

English MCQ adaptation

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

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KSEAB II PUC Malayalam (code 06) is a Class 12 board language subject with a mixed Malayalam written paper (3 hours, 80 theory marks; 2025 sample: 47 questions) covering literature, sandhi/samasa, composition, and translation. Pass is commonly ~30% per subject as notified. Fees are paid through colleges. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation retaining Malayalam terms — not an official paper simulation.

Sample Karnataka II PUC Malayalam (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1In Malayalam grammar (വ്യാകരണം), what is സന്ധി (sandhi)?
A.The joining of adjacent sounds so the boundary sound changes by a fixed rule
B.A type of letter-writing format only
C.Only the fee notification for KSEAB exams
D.A pure English-to-Malayalam dictionary entry
Explanation: സന്ധി (sandhi) is the phonological joining of two word-parts or words so the meeting sound changes by rule. II PUC Malayalam papers regularly test sandhi recognition and splitting (പദം പിരിച്ച് സന്ധി നിർണയിക്കുക).
2When you are asked to 'പദം പിരിച്ച് സന്ധി നിർണയിക്കുക', what must you do?
A.Split the joined word and identify the sandhi type that produced it
B.Write only a formal letter to the principal
C.Translate the entire passage into English only
D.Ignore the word and answer a different question
Explanation: Official KSEAB II PUC Malayalam papers include items that require splitting a compounded/joined form and naming the sandhi. Example forms like താമരപ്പൂവ് or കാത്തിരിക്കുക are typical practice targets.
3In Malayalam (and broader Indian) grammar school terminology, സമാസം (samasam) primarily means:
A.A compound word formed by combining stems with a fixed compound type
B.Only a type of fee receipt
C.Only an oral exam hall ticket
D.Only the English word order of a sentence
Explanation: സമാസം (samasa) is compounding: two or more stems join into one compound, classified into types such as തത്പുരുഷ, ദ്വന്ദ്വ, ബഹുവ്രീഹി, and കർമ്മധാരയ. II PUC papers ask വിഗ്രഹിച്ച് സമാസം നിർണയിക്കുക.
4Which of the following is best classified as a ദ്വന്ദ്വ സമാസം (dvandva compound) pattern?
A.A coordinate compound where both members are equal (X and Y)
B.A compound that always deletes both members completely
C.Only a type of KSEAB hall-ticket seal
D.Only a pure English passive construction
Explanation: In dvandva (ദ്വന്ദ്വ), members stand as coordinate equals (e.g., mother-father type pairs). School Malayalam grammar contrasts this with tatpurusha, bahuvrihi, and karmadharaya types.
5തത്പുരുഷ സമാസം (tatpurusha) is best described as:
A.A dependent compound in which the first member typically qualifies or is subordinate to the second
B.A compound that can only appear in English exam papers
C.Only a synonym for 'poem stanza'
D.Only a type of internal assessment form
Explanation: Tatpurusha compounds show a dependent relationship (often case-like) between members, with the second member as the main noun. This is a standard school samasa category tested in Malayalam language papers.
6ബഹുവ്രീഹി സമാസം (bahuvrihi) compounds typically function as:
A.Exocentric compounds that describe something by a characteristic (possessive-type sense)
B.Only numeric multiplication tables
C.Only KSEAB timetable codes
D.Only pure verb conjugations with no noun sense
Explanation: Bahuvrihi compounds are often explained as 'much-rice' type possessives: they point to a person/thing that has the named feature rather than naming that feature alone. School papers test recognition of this type after vigraham.
7In school Malayalam grammar, സ്വരസന്ധി (swara sandhi) concerns:
A.Joining rules when vowels meet at a word boundary
B.Only consonant clusters inside English loanwords
C.Only the length of the answer booklet
D.Only the printing of subject code 06
Explanation: Swara sandhi covers vowel-vowel meeting (with lengthening, glide, or fusion outcomes depending on the rule set taught). Distinguish it from vyanjana (consonant) sandhi patterns also tested at II PUC.
8വ്യഞ്ജനസന്ധി (vyanjana sandhi) primarily involves:
A.Joining or change rules when consonants meet at a boundary
B.Only essay word-count limits
C.Only the English alphabet order
D.Only the KSEAB result website URL
Explanation: Vyanjana sandhi covers consonant-meeting rules (assimilation, doubling, or other fixed changes). II PUC Malayalam grammar items often ask you to identify whether a form shows swara or vyanjana sandhi.
9In Malayalam grammar teaching, നാമം (namam) primarily means:
A.A noun — a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea
B.Only a finite verb form
C.Only a punctuation mark
D.Only an examination fee category
Explanation: നാമം is the noun class. II PUC language work builds on parts of speech recognition (നാമം, ക്രിയ, വിശേഷണം, അവ്യയം) for error correction and sentence building.
10ക്രിയ (kriya) in Malayalam grammar names:
A.A verb — a word expressing action, occurrence, or state
B.Only a proper noun of a city
C.Only a type of sandhi table
D.Only a poetry metre name
Explanation: ക്രിയ is the verb class. Board language papers test tense/aspect recognition, agreement, and correct verb forms in sentences and transformations.

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