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Key Facts: RBSE Secondary Hindi Exam

1

RBSE subject code for Hindi

RBSE Secondary/Praveshika 2026 subject-wise statistics

80 + 20

Typical Theory + Sessional full marks pattern (total 100)

RBSE Class 10 syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration

RBSE Class 10 syllabus

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under RBSE regulations

RBSE examination regulations (confirm circular)

2026

Main examination cycle evidenced in official subject-wise statistics

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MCQ study aid

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RBSE Secondary (Class 10) Hindi (code 1): mixed board paper, typically Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100, 3h15m. Pass about 33% per RBSE rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

Sample RBSE Secondary Hindi Practice Questions

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1In Hindi poetry, what does छंद (chhand) primarily refer to?
A.A synonym dictionary entry
B.A sandhi rule for vowel joining
C.The fixed metrical pattern or verse form of a poem
D.A type of official letter format only
Explanation: Chhand is the metrical framework of poetry—rules of mātrā, gaṇa, or syllable pattern that shape a verse line. Class 10 literature study expects recognition of poetic form alongside meaning.
2रस (ras) in Hindi literary theory is best described as:
A.A type of formal essay title
B.The aesthetic emotion or flavour a work produces in the reader/listener
C.A punctuation mark at the end of a dohā
D.Only the dictionary meaning of a single word
Explanation: Ras is the aesthetic experience (śṛṅgār, vīr, karuṇ, etc.) aroused by literature. Identifying dominant ras is a standard Class 10 literary skill.
3Which statement best distinguishes गद्य (prose) from पद्य (poetry)?
A.Prose never conveys emotion while poetry never narrates events
B.Prose and poetry are identical terms in Hindi
C.Prose uses only English words and poetry only Sanskrit
D.Prose is written mainly in continuous sentences; poetry is organized in verse/metrical lines
Explanation: Gadya is continuous written language without fixed verse lines; padya is arranged as verse. Both can narrate and express emotion, but form differs.
4In a short story (कहानी), the term कथानक (plot) mainly means:
A.A list of grammar exercises
B.The sequence of events that form the story’s action
C.The printer’s page margins
D.Only the author’s biographical dates
Explanation: Kathanak is the arranged sequence of incidents—beginning, development, climax, and end—that carry the story’s action. Character lists and settings support plot but are not the plot itself.
5पात्र (characters) in a play or story are:
A.Only footnote numbers
B.The people (or personified beings) who act and speak in the work
C.Only the exam board’s marking scheme
D.Only the stage curtains and props
Explanation: Pātra are the agents of action and dialogue. Character traits and relationships drive conflict and theme.
6What is अलंकार (alaṅkār) in Hindi poetry?
A.A type of formal application letter only
B.A rule for writing bank challans
C.A figure of speech that ornaments meaning through comparison, exaggeration, wordplay, etc.
D.A synonym of sandhi
Explanation: Alaṅkār are poetic figures (upamā, rūpak, atishayokti, anuprās, etc.) that enrich expression. Spotting them is a core literature skill.
7उपमा अलंकार (simile) typically involves:
A.Calling two things identical with no comparison word ever
B.An explicit comparison using words like 'जैसे', 'सा', 'समान' between two things
C.Only listing antonyms
D.Only counting syllables
Explanation: Upamā compares one thing to another with an explicit marker (जैसे, सा, सम). Example pattern: मुख चंद्रमा-सा चमकता है.
8In literary study, शीर्षक (title) of a poem or prose piece is important because it:
A.Always lists every character’s full address
B.Is never related to meaning
C.Often hints at theme, mood, or central image and frames reader expectation
D.Replaces the need to read the text
Explanation: Titles usually encapsulate or signal the work’s focus. Good answers connect title to theme without inventing unsupported plot details.
9Which skill best helps answer a literature question about a character’s motive?
A.Counting paragraphs only
B.Ignoring the text and guessing from the character’s name alone
C.Copying an unrelated proverb
D.Using words and actions from the text to support a reasoned inference
Explanation: Motive questions need evidence-based inference: what the character says and does, and how others react. Unsupported guesses score poorly.
10A दोहा (dohā) is traditionally:
A.A type of sandhi table
B.A formal government circular
C.A two-line Hindi verse form often with a set mātrā pattern
D.A five-act Western tragedy only
Explanation: Dohā is a couplet form common in medieval and modern Hindi poetry (e.g., Kabir, Rahim). Form knowledge supports poetry questions even when exact lines are not memorized.

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