Odisha BSE HSC Persian (Third Language) study plan

Read two unseen Persian prose passages of 120–150 words each without a dictionary on the first pass, then mark every unknown word and look up at most ten per passage.

Build a personal glossary of 60 high-frequency Persian words drawn from those passages, writing each word with its Odia or English meaning and one original sentence.

Identify the main idea and two supporting details of each passage in writing, using complete Persian sentences of at least six words.

Recognise and list the ten most common Persian idioms appearing in the passages, then explain each in one line of Odia or English.

Complete four timed unseen-prose exercises of 10 minutes each, answering five comprehension questions per passage.

Distinguish between literal and inferential questions by labelling every question you attempt as 'stated' or 'implied', and justify each label in one line.

Apply 25 new idioms and collocations in original sentences, checking each against a dictionary to confirm usage.

Paraphrase three difficult sentences from unseen passages into simpler Persian without changing the meaning.

Read all prescribed prose lessons once and write a three-sentence summary of each in Persian.

Map each prose lesson to its central theme and list two characters or figures with one defining trait each, supported by a quotation from the text.

Translate five short prose paragraphs from Persian into Odia or English, keeping sentence boundaries and tense consistent.

Translate five short Odia or English sentences into Persian, checking verb agreement and word order in each.

Answer ten exam-style prose comprehension questions in writing, each in three to five Persian sentences.

Compare two characters from the prescribed prose within a single paragraph of 80 words, using at least three adjectives from the text.

Complete two back-translation exercises: translate a Persian passage into Odia or English and then back into Persian, then compare with the original to spot errors.

Correct ten deliberately faulty translations supplied by yourself, explaining each correction in one line.

Recite or write from memory two prescribed poems and mark every line's metre and rhyme scheme.

Identify and name at least six poetic devices across the prescribed poems, citing the exact line for each device.

Conjugate 30 Persian verbs across past, present, and future forms, including negative and interrogative variants.

Classify 40 nouns and pronouns from the poems by number, gender where relevant, and case function, and note the particles attached to them.

Explain the central theme of each prescribed poem in 60–80 words of Persian, quoting one line as evidence.

Parse fifteen difficult verses word by word, labelling each word's part of speech and grammatical form.

Drill irregular and compound verb forms by writing twenty sentences that use them correctly in context.

Answer eight exam-style poetry questions, including two on device identification and two on theme.

Analyse 25 Persian sentences into subject, object, verb, and modifiers, rewriting five of them in a different but grammatical word order.

Join ten pairs of simple sentences into single complex sentences using appropriate conjunctions, then verify each against a grammar reference.

Correct twenty syntax errors in sentences you construct deliberately wrong, stating the rule violated each time.

Produce a one-page reference sheet of Persian sentence patterns with one example each.

Sit two full-length mock papers under exam timing and score them against a marking scheme you draft yourself.

Re-attempt every question marked wrong in the mocks and write the correct answer with a one-line reason.

Review your glossary and device table, then self-test 100 vocabulary items and 20 devices with a score recorded.

Write one unseen-passage summary, one prose answer, one poetry answer, and one translation in a single timed 90-minute session.