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Key Facts: PSEB Matric English Exam

02

PSEB Class 10 subject code for English on scheme-of-studies materials

PSEB scheme of studies / subject code listings

80 + 20

Common English marks split: Theory 80 + INA 20 = 100

PSEB Class 10 English scheme / syllabus materials

~3 hours

Typical duration of the PSEB Class 10 English theory paper

PSEB Class 10 English syllabus / exam pattern reporting

~33% / 25%

Common pass rule: ~33% aggregate with min ~25% theory

PSEB Matric pass criteria reporting; confirm current circular

Mixed paper

Official theory mixes objective items with descriptive reading, literature, writing, and translation

PSEB Class 10 English syllabus and paper pattern materials

MCQ study aid

This bank builds objective fluency; it is not a full substitute for writing or translation tasks

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Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for PSEB Matric English (Class 10, code 02) 2026. Official exam: Theory 80 + INA 20 = 100, about 3 hours theory; pass ~33% total with min ~25% theory; fee via schools. Covers grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing concepts, translation judgement, and prescribed prose/poems/supplementary lessons. Not a full substitute for descriptive writing or translation practice. Sources: pseb.ac.in and Class 10 English syllabus 2025-26 PDF.

Sample PSEB Matric English Practice Questions

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1Read: 'Trees give us fruit, wood, and clean air. Without trees, soil washes away in heavy rain.' What is the main idea?
A.Trees only provide fruit for people.
B.Trees are useful and also protect the soil.
C.Heavy rain is always harmful.
D.Wood is more important than clean air.
Explanation: The passage lists benefits of trees and then adds the soil-protection role, so the controlling idea is that trees are useful and protect soil.
2Read: 'Ravi woke early, packed his bag, and reached the bus stop ten minutes early.' Which detail best supports that Ravi was careful about time?
A.He packed his bag.
B.He woke early.
C.He reached the bus stop ten minutes early.
D.He took a bus.
Explanation: Arriving ten minutes early is the clearest evidence of deliberate punctuality.
3In the sentence 'Although the climb was hard, Meera kept smiling,' the word 'Although' signals:
A.Cause only
B.Contrast
C.Addition
D.Time sequence
Explanation: 'Although' introduces a concession/contrast between difficulty and Meera’s smiling.
4Read: 'Plastic bags choke drains and harm animals that swallow them. Many cities now ban thin plastic bags.' What can you infer?
A.All animals dislike plastic.
B.Cities ban plastic only for decoration.
C.Plastic pollution is treated as a public problem.
D.Drains never get blocked.
Explanation: Linking harm (drains, animals) to city bans implies plastic pollution is a recognized public issue.
5A poster says: 'Save Water — Every Drop Counts. Turn off the tap while brushing.' The poster’s purpose is mainly to:
A.Sell toothpaste
B.Persuade readers to conserve water
C.Describe a river journey
D.Announce a sports meet
Explanation: Imperative advice ('Turn off the tap') plus the slogan shows persuasive conservation intent.
6Read: 'The old library smelled of dust and paper. Sunlight fell in quiet stripes on the floor.' The tone is best described as:
A.Angry and violent
B.Calm and reflective
C.Comic and noisy
D.Urgent and panicked
Explanation: Sensory details of dust, paper, and quiet sunlight create a calm, reflective mood.
7In 'Sita gave the book to her sister, who thanked her,' the word 'who' refers to:
A.Sita
B.the book
C.her sister
D.an unknown stranger
Explanation: The relative clause modifies the nearest suitable noun phrase 'her sister'.
8Read: 'Regular exercise strengthens the heart. It also improves sleep and mood.' The pronoun 'It' stands for:
A.The heart
B.Regular exercise
C.Sleep
D.Mood
Explanation: 'It' continues the topic 'Regular exercise' from the first sentence.
9Read: 'The village well dried up in May. By June, people walked three kilometres for water.' Which conclusion is best supported?
A.May is always rainy.
B.Water scarcity forced longer travel.
C.People disliked walking.
D.June had floods.
Explanation: Drying of the well followed by a long walk for water supports scarcity-driven travel.
10A passage ends: 'Therefore, students should revise daily rather than cram the night before.' The word 'Therefore' shows the sentence is:
A.A random detail
B.A concluding recommendation from earlier reasons
C.A question
D.A title only
Explanation: 'Therefore' marks a logical conclusion/recommendation drawn from prior reasoning.

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