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Key Facts: Singapore GCE N(A)-Level Urdu Exam
SEAB / Cambridge International
Exam Body
Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board Syllabus 3240
Syllabus 3240
Subject Code
SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Examination Timetable
100 Questions
Question Count
English-language MCQ Study Adaptation
Grades 1-6 (Grade 5 or better passes)
Grading Scale
Singapore GCE N(A)-Level Grading System
Secondary 4 N(A) Students
Target Audience
Ministry of Education Singapore
2 Hours
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SEAB Examination Specifications
Urdu & English Study Aid
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OpenExamPrep Academic Practice System
2026
Final year of the GCE N(A)- and N(T)-Level examinations before the Singapore-Cambridge SEC replaces them in 2027.
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1In Urdu grammar, which term refers to a proper noun that specifically names a particular person, city, or river, such as 'Singapore' or 'Allama Iqbal'?
A.Ism-e-Ma'rifa (Proper Noun)
B.Ism-e-Nakira (Common Noun)
C.Ism-e-Fe'l (Verbal Noun)
D.Ism-e-Sifat (Adjective)
Explanation: In Urdu grammatical terms, 'Ism-e-Ma'rifa' denotes a proper noun referring to a specific entity like a named person or city. Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
2What is the feminine counterpart (Muanas) of the masculine Urdu noun 'Ustaad' (male teacher)?
A.Ustaani
B.Ustaada
C.Ustaadain
D.Ustaadniya
Explanation: In standard Urdu grammar, the feminine equivalent of 'Ustaad' is 'Ustaani' (female teacher). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
3How does the singular masculine Urdu noun 'Kitaab' (book) form its plural (Jam'a), given that 'Kitaab' is grammatically feminine?
A.Kitaaben
B.Kitaabay
C.Kitaabon
D.Kitaabat
Explanation: Feminine Urdu nouns ending in a consonant form their nominative plural by adding '-en' (hence 'Kitaab' becomes 'Kitaaben'). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
4Which tense is demonstrated in the Urdu sentence: 'Ahmad har roz skool jaata hai' (Ahmad goes to school every day)?
A.Fe'l-e-Hal Taza / Fe'l-e-Hal Mutlaq (Present Habitual/Indefinite Tense)
B.Fe'l-e-Maazi Mutlaq (Past Absolute Tense)
C.Fe'l-e-Mustaqbil (Future Tense)
D.Fe'l-e-Maazi Ba'eed (Past Perfect Tense)
Explanation: The auxiliary verb 'jaata hai' indicates a routine or general truth in the present habitual/indefinite tense ('Fe'l-e-Hal Mutlaq'). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
5Which category of pronoun is represented by the Urdu word 'Hum' (We/I in polite usage)?
A.Zameer-e-Shakhsi / Mutakallim (First Person Pronoun)
B.Zameer-e-Haazir / Mukhatab (Second Person Pronoun)
C.Zameer-e-Ghaib (Third Person Pronoun)
D.Zameer-e-Ishaara (Demonstrative Pronoun)
Explanation: The pronoun 'Hum' represents the speaker or group of speakers, making it a first-person pronoun ('Zameer-e-Mutakallim'). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
6In the phrase 'Khubsurat baag' (beautiful garden), what grammatical role does 'Khubsurat' play?
A.Ism-e-Sifat (Adjective)
B.Ism-e-Mausoof (Noun being described)
C.Mutalaq-e-Fe'l (Adverb)
D.Harf-e-Atf (Conjunction)
Explanation: 'Khubsurat' describes the quality of the noun 'baag', functioning as an adjective ('Ism-e-Sifat'). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
7What is the grammatical term for Urdu postpositions like 'mein' (in), 'par' (on), and 'se' (from)?
A.Huroof-e-Jarr (Postpositions / Prepositions)
B.Huroof-e-Atf (Conjunctions)
C.Huroof-e-Shart (Conditional Particles)
D.Huroof-e-Iffat (Exclamations)
Explanation: 'Huroof-e-Jarr' are case markers or postpositions in Urdu that connect nouns to verbs or other elements. Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
8In Urdu grammar, what happens to the main verb when converting an active voice sentence ('Ali ne khat likha') into passive voice ('Khat likha gaya')?
A.The main verb takes its perfective participle form followed by conjugate forms of 'jaana'
B.The main verb changes to an infinitive followed by 'hona'
C.The subject is preserved with the particle 'se' while the verb takes a future suffix
D.The verb stem is doubled without using auxiliary verbs
Explanation: In Urdu passive constructions ('Fe'l-e-Majjhool'), the base verb takes its perfective form (likha) accompanied by conjugated forms of the auxiliary verb 'jaana' (gaya, jaata hai). Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
9When reporting direct speech in Urdu ('Us ne kaha: "Main kal aaoon ga"'), which conjunction is typically introduced to convert it to indirect speech?
A.Ke (that)
B.Aur (and)
C.Kyunke (because)
D.Lekin (but)
Explanation: In Urdu indirect speech ('Kalam-e-Bil-Rast'), the reporting marker 'ke' (that) links the matrix clause to the reported clause. Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
10Which type of Urdu verb requires a direct object (Ma'fool) to complete its sense in a sentence?
A.Fe'l-e-Muta'addi (Transitive Verb)
B.Fe'l-e-Laazim (Intransitive Verb)
C.Fe'l-e-Naaqis (Defective Verb)
D.Fe'l-e-Imdaadi (Auxiliary Verb)
Explanation: A transitive verb ('Fe'l-e-Muta'addi') acts upon an object, such as 'khaanay khana' or 'khat likhna'. Intransitive verbs do not take direct objects. Designed as an English-language study aid for SEAB GCE N(A)-Level Urdu.
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