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Key Facts: RBSE SS English Comp Exam

002

RBSE subject code for English (Compulsory)

RBSE 2026 subject-wise statistics

Theory 80 + Sessional 20

Typical full marks / assessment pattern

RBSE syllabus examination scheme

3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (where applicable)

RBSE Class 12 / Praveshika schemes

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 Senior Secondary (Class 12) English (Compulsory) (code 002): Theory 80 + Sessional 20 = 100; 3 hours 15 minutes (theory paper). Pass about 33% per RBSE rules (confirm circular). Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full official-format simulation.

Sample RBSE SS English Comp Practice Questions

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1Read: "Solar lamps were distributed free to fifty homes in the village. Within a month, children reported finishing homework after dusk without using kerosene." What is the main idea?
A.Kerosene is cheaper than solar lamps.
B.Free solar lamps helped children study after dark without kerosene.
C.The village banned electricity forever.
D.Homework was cancelled for fifty homes.
Explanation: The passage links free solar lamps to children finishing homework after dusk without kerosene—that is the central point.
2Read: "The library notice asked students to return overdue books by Friday or pay a fine. Meera renewed two titles online and kept a third for the weekend." Which detail best supports that Meera followed part of the rule carefully?
A.She liked the library furniture.
B.She renewed two titles online before keeping a third.
C.Friday is her favourite day.
D.The notice was printed on blue paper.
Explanation: Renewing two books online shows she acted on the overdue/return rule for those titles while keeping one deliberately.
3Read: "Ticket counters closed at 8 p.m., yet a small line still stood under the awning at 8:05. The clerk shook his head and pointed to the shutter." What can you infer?
A.Everyone in the line bought tickets after 8 p.m.
B.The counter had closed, so late arrivals were not being served.
C.The clerk was selling snacks instead.
D.The awning was newly built that morning.
Explanation: Closed counters, a shaking head, and a pointed shutter imply service had ended for the queue.
4Read: "Wear helmets on the campus scooter track. Last term two minor falls caused avoidable head injuries." The writer's main purpose is to:
A.advertise a new scooter brand
B.persuade riders to wear helmets by citing recent injuries
C.describe a mountain holiday
D.ban walking on campus
Explanation: The notice instructs helmet use and backs it with injury evidence—purpose is safety persuasion.
5Read: "Despite the heat, volunteers sorted plastic for six hours, joking that the recycling mountain was their Everest for the day." The word "Everest" here mainly suggests:
A.a real climbing expedition to Nepal
B.a task that felt large and challenging
C.a snowstorm on campus
D.a closed recycling centre
Explanation: Metaphorically, "Everest" frames the recycling pile as a hard, mountain-like challenge.
6Read: "First the engineer checked the bridge joints. Next she measured vibration under load. Finally she signed the safety clearance." The organisational pattern is mainly:
A.compare and contrast
B.chronological sequence
C.problem only, no solution
D.random list of unrelated facts
Explanation: "First… Next… Finally…" orders steps in time—chronological sequence.
7Read: "Rain failed for three seasons. Grain stores emptied. Families delayed weddings and school fees." Which is the best summary?
A.Weddings became more expensive than school fees.
B.Prolonged drought emptied stores and forced families to postpone major expenses.
C.Rain returned every season on schedule.
D.Schools closed permanently statewide.
Explanation: Failed rains, empty stores, and delayed weddings/fees summarise drought-driven hardship and postponed costs.
8Read: "The mayor praised the clean-up drive as a 'model for neighbouring towns,' while privately emailing staff about unfinished drains." The tone of the private email most likely contrasts with the public praise by being:
A.more purely celebratory
B.more concerned about incomplete work
C.completely silent about drains
D.focused only on tourism ads
Explanation: Public praise vs private email about unfinished drains signals private concern/criticism.
9Read: "Although the app promised 'instant refunds,' users waited up to ten days. Support tickets piled up, yet marketing still called the service lightning-fast." Which statement is best supported?
A.Marketing claims overstated the speed users actually experienced.
B.All refunds arrived in under one minute.
C.Users never contacted support.
D.The app had no marketing team.
Explanation: Promised instant refunds vs multi-day waits and piled tickets show marketing overstated speed.
10Read: "Bees need flowering margins near fields. When farmers planted wildflower strips, fruit set improved in adjoining orchards." Which cause-effect link is stated?
A.Orchards caused bees to disappear.
B.Wildflower strips supported bees and improved fruit set nearby.
C.Farmers banned all flowers.
D.Fruit set fell because of more bees.
Explanation: Planted wildflower strips → better conditions for bees → improved fruit set in adjoining orchards.

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