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Hindi Mock Test 3 – Online Test with Answer Checking

🏆 Scholarship test ✓ Free Class 10 HINDI

About this test

This is the third test in our Hindi (हिंदी) series for Class 10, and it is built around reading and understanding. You will read an unseen passage (अपठित गद्यांश) and an unseen poem (अपठित काव्यांश), then answer questions on their meaning and message. Short questions on shabd bhed and a few textbook lessons check your grammar and recall. It helps you see whether you can read carefully and answer in your own words. Attempt it with a timer, check your answers, and re-read the passages where you lost marks.

64Questions
180Minutes
152Marks

What this test covers

  • Unseen passage (अपठित गद्यांश) with comprehension questions
  • Unseen poem (अपठित काव्यांश) with comprehension questions
  • Shabd bhed (शब्द भेद): Sangya, Sarvanam, Visheshan, Kriya, Avyay
  • Avyay (अव्यय): Kriya visheshan, Sambandh bodhak, Samuchchay bodhak
  • Pad parichay (पद परिचय)
  • Muhavare (मुहावरे) and their meanings
  • Suchna lekhan (सूचना लेखन)
  • Textbook prose and poetry short questions (गद्य और पद्य)

Questions students ask

What is a Shabd bhed (शब्द भेद)?

The grouping of words into types according to the work they do in a sentence.

What is an Avyay (अव्यय)?

A word that does not change its form with gender, number or case, like "aur" or "lekin".

What is a Kriya visheshan (क्रिया विशेषण)?

A word that tells more about a verb, like "dheere" in "woh dheere chalta hai".

What is Pad parichay (पद परिचय)?

Telling the type, gender, number and role of a word in a sentence.

What is Suchna lekhan (सूचना लेखन)?

Writing a short, clear notice with the date, heading, details and the writer's name.

How do you answer an unseen passage question?

Read the passage twice, then answer in your own words using only what the passage says.