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Key Facts: UPMSP High School Punjabi Exam

905

UPMSP High School subject code for Punjabi

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70 + 30

Common Theory + Internal full marks pattern (total 100)

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3 h 15 m

Typical theory paper duration (confirm subject scheme)

UPMSP High School examination practice

33%

Common minimum pass threshold under UPMSP rules

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6 subjects

High School candidates offer five compulsory + one optional subject

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UPMSP High School (Class 10) Punjabi (code 905): mixed board paper, commonly Theory 70 + Internal 30 = 100, ~3h15m. Pass about 33% per UPMSP rules. Fee as per board notification. Free English MCQ study aid — not a full mixed-paper simulation.

Sample UPMSP High School Punjabi Practice Questions

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1Read: "Simran reached the library before sunrise so she could finish her Punjabi revision in quiet. By eight o'clock every table was taken." What is the main idea?
A.Early arrival helped Simran study before the library filled.
B.The library closed permanently at sunrise.
C.Only teachers may enter before eight.
D.Punjabi revision is banned in libraries.
Explanation: She arrives early for quiet revision and the room is full by eight, so the main idea is that early study beat the crowd.
2Read: "Harjot underlined every new Gurmukhi word, then wrote each one with an example sentence." Which detail best shows systematic vocabulary study?
A.He preferred blue ink to black ink.
B.He underlined new words and recorded each with an example sentence.
C.His notebook had a red cover.
D.He sat near the classroom window.
Explanation: Underlining plus example-sentence notes is a deliberate vocabulary method, not a random habit.
3Read: "The old primer used outdated spellings. Learners who copy it blindly may form incorrect habits." What can you infer?
A.All old primers are perfect for current board norms.
B.Gurmukhi is no longer taught in schools.
C.Outdated spellings can mislead if materials are used uncritically.
D.Example sentences should never be written.
Explanation: If spellings are outdated and blind copying creates bad habits, uncritical use of old materials misleads learners.
4Read: "Although the bus was late, Mehak completed her letter draft on the phone so she would not miss the school post box." What does "Although" signal?
A.A list of shopping items
B.A poetry refrain only
C.A board fee schedule
D.A contrast between delay and her continued effort
Explanation: "Although" introduces a concessive contrast: the bus delay vs. finishing the draft anyway.
5Read: "Rain forced the outdoor mushaira indoors, yet the poets finished every planned recitation." Which title best fits?
A.A poetry session completed despite weather disruption
B.Cancellation of all Punjabi cultural events forever
C.How to repair a school roof only
D.A sports day without any speeches
Explanation: The event moved indoors but still finished, so the best title centres on completion despite rain.
6Read: "Navjot's essay was vivid because every paragraph added one new example of village festivals." What mainly made the essay vivid?
A.Using only one long sentence with no examples
B.Adding a new festival example in each paragraph
C.Leaving all paragraphs blank
D.Writing only the subject code 905
Explanation: Concrete, progressive examples of festivals supply the vivid detail the sentence praises.
7Read: "The notice said students must submit Punjabi project files by Friday noon or lose internal marks." What is the consequence of missing the deadline?
A.Automatic first rank in the board exam
B.Free travel to Amritsar
C.Possible loss of internal marks
D.Cancellation of all language subjects
Explanation: The notice explicitly links late submission to losing internal marks.
8Read: "Gurpreet hesitated, then chose the harder poem for recitation because challenge builds confidence." What does "hesitated, then chose" suggest?
A.She never made any choice
B.She deleted the entire syllabus
C.She refused to study poetry forever
D.She decided after brief uncertainty
Explanation: Hesitation followed by a choice shows short uncertainty ending in a decision.
9Read: "When the teacher asked for a summary, Rajan listed every minor date instead of the central argument." What did Rajan fail to do?
A.Distinguish main idea from peripheral detail
B.Write his name on the answer sheet
C.Open the classroom window
D.Count the number of desks
Explanation: A summary needs the central argument; listing every minor date shows failure to prioritise main ideas.
10Read: "The author calls the river "a silver ribbon under moonlight." What literary technique is primarily used?
A.A simile, since the river is compared using an explicit comparison word
B.A metaphor comparing the river to a silver ribbon
C.Alliteration, from the repeated consonant sounds in the phrase
D.Onomatopoeia, since the words imitate the sound of flowing water
Explanation: The river is called a silver ribbon outright, with no 'like' or 'as' between them. That direct identification of one thing with another is a metaphor, and recognising it against its near neighbours — simile, alliteration and onomatopoeia — is the skill being tested.

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