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Key Facts: RBSE Secondary English Exam

2

RBSE subject code for English

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

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RBSE Secondary (Class 10) English (code 2): 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.

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1Read: "The desert wind lifted dust into the sky. Farmers in the nearby village covered their wells and waited for the storm to pass." What is the main idea?
A.Farmers planted new crops during the storm.
B.A desert dust storm forced villagers to protect wells and wait it out.
C.The village had no wells at all.
D.Wind never reaches desert farms.
Explanation: Dust lifted by desert wind and farmers covering wells show a dust storm that villagers endure carefully.
2Read: "Arjun finished the experiment twice because the first readings looked inconsistent. Only then did he write the conclusion." Which detail best supports careful scientific habit?
A.He wrote with a blue pen.
B.He repeated the experiment when readings looked inconsistent before concluding.
C.The lab clock was five minutes fast.
D.His friends waited outside the building.
Explanation: Repeating the experiment to check inconsistent readings before concluding shows careful method.
3Read: "The museum ticket said free entry on Mondays for school groups. Riya's class arrived on Tuesday and paid full fare." What can you infer?
A.School groups always enter free every day.
B.The free-entry rule did not apply on Tuesday, so the class paid.
C.The museum was closed on Tuesday.
D.Riya's class never visits museums.
Explanation: Free entry is specified for Mondays; arriving Tuesday explains why they paid full fare.
4Read: "Please keep voices low near the recovery ward. Patients need rest after surgery." The writer's purpose is mainly to:
A.advertise a new cafeteria menu
B.request quiet behaviour to protect recovering patients
C.describe a mountain trek
D.argue that hospitals should close
Explanation: The notice asks for low voices because patients need rest—purpose is a quietness request.
5Read: "The river that once ran clear now carries plastic bags after every festival. Local clubs plan monthly clean-ups." Tone of the second sentence is mainly:
A.helpless despair only
B.constructive and action-oriented
C.celebratory about plastic
D.indifferent to the environment
Explanation: Planning monthly clean-ups shows constructive action rather than despair or indifference.
6Read: "By dusk the camel train had crossed the dry lakebed. Stars appeared before the last rider dismounted." What is the sequence of events?
A.Riders dismounted, then crossed the lakebed at noon.
B.They crossed the dry lakebed by dusk; stars appeared before the last rider dismounted.
C.Stars appeared at noon before any travel.
D.They never crossed the lakebed.
Explanation: Crossing finishes by dusk; stars appear while the last rider is still dismounting.
7Read: "Soft skills matter in interviews, yet many candidates still ignore eye contact and clear speech." Which statement best captures the contrast?
A.Soft skills are unimportant in all jobs.
B.Soft skills are valuable, but many candidates still neglect basic interview behaviours.
C.Eye contact is banned in interviews.
D.All candidates practise speech daily.
Explanation: The contrast is between the importance of soft skills and candidates neglecting them.
8Read: "If the reservoir falls below forty percent capacity, the city will ration water on alternate days." What is the condition for rationing?
A.Any rainfall above average
B.Reservoir capacity dropping below forty percent
C.A new swimming pool opening
D.An increase in tourism alone
Explanation: The if-clause makes rationing depend on capacity below forty percent.
9Read: "Meera's diary: 'Day 1—lost the map. Day 2—asked a shepherd. Day 3—found the ridge path.'" What does the diary primarily show?
A.A problem, help sought, and eventual solution over three days
B.That maps are never useful
C.That shepherds never speak
D.That ridge paths do not exist
Explanation: Lost map, asking a shepherd, then finding the ridge path shows problem, help, and solution across three days.
10Read: "Unlike last year's drought, this monsoon filled every village pond by mid-July." The word "Unlike" signals:
A.a comparison showing difference from last year's drought
B.a list of identical events
C.a mathematical formula
D.a synonym for always
Explanation: Unlike introduces a contrast between last year’s drought and this year’s full ponds.

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