Hindi Language Flashcards
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What does 'Vachya' refer to in Hindi grammar?
Answer: Voice of the verb (active, passive, impersonal)
Vachya in Hindi grammar refers to the voice of the verb, which includes Karta Vachya (active), Karma Vachya (passive), and Bhav Vachya (impersonal).
According to CTET, which is a multilingual strategy recommended for Hindi language classrooms?
Answer: Using students' home languages as a resource to build Hindi literacy
CTET recommends leveraging students' home languages as a bridge to develop Hindi literacy, following multilingual pedagogy principles.
Which of the following is a characteristic of 'Doha' in Hindi poetry?
Answer: It is a two-line couplet with a specific meter and rhyme scheme
A Doha is a self-contained two-line couplet in Hindi/Urdu poetry with a specific rhythmic meter, often used by poets like Kabir and Rahim.
What is the recommended approach to error correction in Hindi language learning according to constructivist pedagogy?
Answer: Use errors as learning opportunities with sensitive, guided feedback
Constructivist pedagogy recommends treating errors as natural learning steps, using them as teaching opportunities with sensitive feedback rather than harsh correction.
In Hindi grammar, 'Ling' refers to which grammatical category?
Answer: Gender (masculine/feminine)
Ling in Hindi grammar refers to grammatical gender, categorizing nouns as Pulling (masculine) or Striling (feminine).
Which of the following best supports the development of 'Shravan Kaushal' (listening skills) in Hindi?
Answer: Storytelling, audio passages, and oral discussions in class
Listening skills are best developed through rich oral activities like storytelling, audio passages, and structured discussions that provide authentic listening input.