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Key Facts: Karnataka II PUC Telugu (KSEAB) Exam

Code 05

Official subject code for II PUC Telugu on KSEAB/DPUE indexes

KSEAB / DPUE model question paper and blueprint listings

~80 + 20

Common theory + internal split for regular non-practical II PUC subjects (confirm circular; private/repeaters may differ)

KSEAB / DPUE non-practical internal-assessment pattern reporting

~3 h

Typical theory duration (confirm date sheet / model instructions)

KSEAB II PUC exam-pattern reporting

~35%

Commonly reported overall pass threshold (confirm circular)

KSEAB II PUC pass criteria reporting

Mixed written Telugu

Official format is mixed written language paper in Telugu, not pure English MCQ

KSEAB II PUC Telugu assessment pattern

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official mixed paper format

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KSEAB II PUC Telugu (code 05) is a Class 12 board language subject with a mixed written Telugu paper — commonly ~80 theory + ~20 internal for regulars, theory about 3 h. Pass is commonly ~35% overall (~24/80 theory careful wording) 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 Telugu (KSEAB) Practice Questions

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1In Telugu grammar (వ్యాకరణం), what does సంధి (sandhi) primarily describe?
A.The joining of sounds or word parts at boundaries, often with phonological change
B.A complete essay structure with introduction and conclusion
C.Only the punctuation marks used in modern Telugu print
D.A type of formal letter format used in board correspondence
Explanation: సంధి (sandhi) covers how final and initial sounds of adjacent word parts combine, often changing form (for example vowel lengthening or consonant modification). II PUC Telugu expects recognition of major sandhi types with examples and correct joined forms.
2Which term names Telugu compound-word formation and analysis (సమాసం)?
A.సమాసం (samasam / samasa)
B.Only sandhi joining of vowels
C.Only essay paragraphing
D.Only English translation
Explanation: సమాసం (samasa) is compound formation: words combine with a semantic relation (tatpurusha, bahuvrihi, dvandva, and related types). It is distinct from sandhi (sound change) and from composition genres.
3What does విభక్తి (vibhakti) primarily mark in Telugu nouns and pronouns?
A.Only the font style of Telugu print
B.Only the length of an essay
C.Case / relational endings that show syntactic role (subject, object, location, etc.)
D.Only the rhyme scheme of a poem
Explanation: విభక్తి endings signal grammatical relations (nominative, accusative/dative senses, locative, instrumental, and related roles depending on analysis taught). II PUC grammar drills often test recognition and correct usage in sentences.
4In Telugu grammar, లింగం (lingam) classifies words primarily by:
A.Only the number of syllables in a metre
B.Only the postal address format
C.Only the exam duration
D.Gender categories used in agreement (masculine, feminine, neuter as taught)
Explanation: లింగం is grammatical gender. Learners track gender agreement with adjectives, pronouns, and verb forms where the syllabus requires it.
5What does వచనం (vachanam) refer to in Telugu morphology?
A.Only the emotional tone of a poem
B.Only sandhi vowel lengthening
C.Only the title of a textbook chapter
D.Number — singular (ఏకవచనం) versus plural (బహువచనం)
Explanation: వచనం is grammatical number. II PUC items may require choosing correct singular/plural forms or identifying number in a sentence.
6Savarna-dīrgha sandhi (సవర్ణదీర్ఘసంధి) typically involves:
A.Only dropping all consonants from a compound
B.Only changing a prose paragraph into poetry
C.Only translating Telugu into English
D.Similar vowels combining to form a long vowel of the same class
Explanation: In savarna-dīrgha sandhi, like vowels (same class) join to yield a long vowel (for example a + a → ā patterns as taught). It is a core vowel-sandhi type in Telugu/Sanskrit-influenced grammar.
7Guṇa sandhi (గుణసంధి) in the classical sandhi system commonly results from:
A.a/ā + i/ī → e; a/ā + u/ū → o (and related guṇa outcomes as taught)
B.Only writing a formal letter greeting
C.Only counting matras in a metre
D.Only listing synonyms
Explanation: Guṇa sandhi produces mid vowels from a/ā plus high vowels (classic a+i→e, a+u→o patterns). Students must distinguish guṇa from vṛddhi and savarna-dīrgha outcomes.
8Vṛddhi sandhi (వృద్ధిసంధి) characteristically yields:
A.Strengthened vowel outcomes such as ai/au patterns from a/ā + e/o (or related vṛddhi pairs as taught)
B.Only the meaning of a proverb
C.Only the structure of a summary paragraph
D.Only the definition of upama
Explanation: Vṛddhi sandhi produces further strengthened vowels (classically a/ā + e/ai → ai; a/ā + o/au → au type patterns). It is contrasted with guṇa and savarna-dīrgha in II PUC-level grammar practice.
9Which samasa type typically coordinates two (or more) equal members with an 'and' sense (X and Y)?
A.Only letter-closing formula
B.ద్వంద్వ (dvandva)
C.బహువ్రీహి (bahuvrihi) only
D.Only savarna-dīrgha sandhi
Explanation: Dvandva compounds coordinate constituents (Rama and Lakshmana type logic). Bahuvrihi points to an external possessor; sandhi is sound change; letter closings are composition.
10A tatpurusha (తత్పురుష) compound is best described as:
A.A dependent compound where the first member modifies the second in a case-like relation
B.Only a pure synonym pair with no relation
C.Only a poetic metre name
D.Only an exam logistics rule
Explanation: Tatpurusha compounds show a dependent relation (often corresponding to a vibhakti sense) of the first member toward the second. They are a major samasa class in Telugu grammar teaching.

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