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CTET Urdu Language Flashcards

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  1. In Urdu language pedagogy, what is 'Imla'?

    Answer: Dictation exercise for spelling practice

    'Imla' is a dictation exercise in which the teacher reads aloud and students write what they hear, helping reinforce correct spelling in Urdu.

  2. Which teaching method for Urdu emphasizes learning through real-life communication and meaningful interaction?

    Answer: Communicative Language Teaching

    Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) focuses on authentic communication in real-life contexts, making it effective for developing practical Urdu language skills.

  3. What is 'Qiraat' in Urdu language learning?

    Answer: Loud and expressive reading aloud

    'Qiraat' refers to the art of reading aloud with proper pronunciation, rhythm, and expression, which is a valued skill in Urdu education.

  4. In Urdu pedagogy, what does the term 'Tadrees' mean?

    Answer: Teaching or instruction

    'Tadrees' is the Urdu term for teaching or instruction, referring to the process by which a teacher imparts knowledge and skills to students.

  5. Which approach is most recommended for teaching Urdu script to young beginners in CTET Paper I context?

    Answer: Phonological awareness and script-sound correspondence

    Building phonological awareness and teaching the correspondence between sounds and letters (script-sound links) is the most effective foundational approach for young Urdu learners.

  6. What is an 'Afsana' in Urdu literature?

    Answer: A short story or novella

    An 'Afsana' is an Urdu short story; it became a prominent literary form in the 20th century with writers like Premchand and Ismat Chughtai.

  7. In Urdu grammar, the term 'Muzakkar' refers to:

    Answer: Masculine gender

    'Muzakkar' denotes the masculine gender in Urdu grammar; its counterpart for feminine gender is 'Muannas.'