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Key Facts: Karnataka II PUC Tamil (KSEAB) Exam

Code 04

KSEAB/DPUE II PUC subject code for Tamil

dpue-exam.karnataka.gov.in II PUC subject-wise blueprints (04 – TAMIL)

Mixed written Tamil

Official paper mixes objective-style and constructed responses in Tamil — not pure MCQ

KSEAB/DPUE II PUC language paper design / model patterns

~3h–3h15m

Commonly reported theory duration range; confirm current date sheet

KSEAB II PUC exam-pattern reporting

~35% pass

Approximate II PUC subject pass threshold as commonly notified; confirm current circular

KSEAB II PUC pass-criteria reporting

English MCQ study aid

This bank adapts Tamil language knowledge to four-option MCQs in English; official paper is written Tamil with mixed objective/subjective tasks

OpenExamPrep assessment-format and practice-language policy

KSEAB II PUC Tamil (code 04) is a Class 12 board language subject assessed as a mixed written Tamil paper (literature, grammar, composition). Timing is commonly about 3 h–3 h 15 m; pass is commonly ~35% overall as notified. Fees are paid through colleges. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation — not an official paper simulation.

Sample Karnataka II PUC Tamil (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1In traditional Tamil grammar (இலக்கணம்), which term names a noun?
A.பெயர்ச்சொல் (peyarchol)
B.வினைச்சொல் (vinaichchol)
C.இடைச்சொல் (idaichchol)
D.உரிச்சொல் (uricchol)
Explanation: பெயர்ச்சொல் (peyarchu / peyarchol) is the traditional Tamil term for a noun — a word that names a person, place, thing, or abstract idea. II PUC Tamil grammar questions frequently test recognition of the four main word classes.
2Which Tamil grammar term names a verb?
A.பெயர்ச்சொல்
B.வினைச்சொல் (vinai / vinaichchol)
C.வேற்றுமை
D.புணர்ச்சி
Explanation: வினைச்சொல் (vinai / vinaichchol) is the verb class — words that express action, occurrence, or state and take tense, person, number, and gender marking in finite forms.
3இடைச்சொல் (idaichchol) in school Tamil grammar primarily covers which kind of words?
A.Finite verbs with full tense-person endings only
B.Only pure abstract nouns naming emotions
C.Particles, postpositions, conjunctions, and similar connector/function words
D.Only English loanwords
Explanation: Idaichchol names the intermediate/function-word class: postpositions, particles, and conjunction-like items that link or mark relations rather than naming things or fully conjugating as finite verbs.
4உரிச்சொல் (uricchol) is best described as:
A.The case system of nouns
B.Only imperative verb forms
C.Only punctuation marks
D.Quality words that modify nouns or verbs (adjective/adverb-like function)
Explanation: Uricchol covers attributive/quality words that specify manner or quality — functioning like adjectives or adverbs depending on use — rather than naming entities or conjugating as finite verbs.
5How many primary cases (வேற்றுமை) does classical Tamil grammar traditionally count?
A.எட்டு (eight)
B.ஐந்து (five)
C.ஆறு (six)
D.பன்னிரண்டு (twelve)
Explanation: Traditional Tamil grammar describes eight cases (எட்டு வேற்றுமைகள்): nominative, accusative, instrumental, dative, ablative, genitive, locative, and vocative, each with characteristic markers and meanings.
6Which case (வேற்றுமை) typically marks the direct object and is associated with the marker -ஐ (-ai)?
A.ஏழாம் வேற்றுமை (locative)
B.இரண்டாம் வேற்றுமை (accusative)
C.ஆறாம் வேற்றுமை (genitive)
D.எட்டாம் வேற்றுமை (vocative)
Explanation: The second case (இரண்டாம் வேற்றுமை) is the accusative, commonly marked by -ஐ, indicating the object receiving the action of a transitive verb.
7The dative case in Tamil (fourth case / நான்காம் வேற்றுமை), often marked by -க்கு (-kku), typically expresses:
A.Only past tense of verbs
B.Only poetic meter names
C.Recipient, purpose, or ‘to/for’ relations
D.Only English articles a/an/the
Explanation: Dative (-க்கு and related forms) marks the recipient, beneficiary, purpose, or ‘to/for’ relation on nouns — a high-frequency case in both prose and conversation.
8புணர்ச்சி (punarcci) in Tamil grammar refers to:
A.Only the total marks of the board paper
B.Only the biography of an author
C.Only English spelling rules
D.Sandhi / junction changes when sounds meet across word or morpheme boundaries
Explanation: Punarcci is Tamil sandhi: predictable phonological (and sometimes orthographic) changes that occur when sounds come together at word or morpheme boundaries. II PUC grammar sections often test recognition of common sandhi patterns.
9In Tamil verb morphology, தன்வினை (thanvinai) vs பிறவினை (piravinai) contrast primarily concerns:
A.Whether the verb is intransitive/self-acting versus causative/transitive-affecting-another
B.Whether the exam fee is paid
C.Whether a letter is formal or informal only
D.Whether a word is borrowed from English
Explanation: Thanvinai describes action centered on the subject itself (often intransitive/self-directed), while piravinai marks causative or transitive forms that affect another — a core II PUC verb-type distinction.
10Which ending pattern is most characteristic of a finite Tamil verb marked for person/number/gender?
A.A bare noun stem with no verbal morphology
B.A conjugated ending such as -ஆன் / -ாள் / -ார் / -ேன் agreeing with the subject
C.Only an English -ing gerund glued on
D.Only a punctuation colon
Explanation: Finite Tamil verbs carry tense and PNG (person-number-gender) endings that agree with the subject (e.g., -ஆன், -ாள், -ார், -ேன்). Recognizing finite morphology is essential for agreement error diagnosis.

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