KSEAB SSLC TL Persian study materials
KSEAB SSLC TL Persian study resources

KSEAB SSLC TL Persian case studies

KSEAB SSLC TL Persian · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The KSEAB SSLC Persian (Third Language) examination is the Persian paper taken by Karnataka Class 10 students who have chosen Persian as their third language under the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board. It is a school-leaving subject paper: the mark contributes to the SSLC result and to the third-language requirement for progression to pre-university study. The KSEAB SSLC TL Persian case studies are 5 cases and about 3,106 words.

1

The Unseen Passage and the Two-Mark Inference

A Class 10 candidate is 40 minutes into a three-hour KSEAB SSLC Persian mock paper. Section A contains a 110-word unseen passage about a boy who leaves home early on Friday to visit his uncle’s garden.

677 words, about 3 min
2

Plot Summary Versus Character Evidence in a Four-Mark Prose Answer

In the prescribed prose section of a KSEAB SSLC Persian mock paper, a four-mark question asks: ‘What does the merchant’s decision to give the old man his own coat reveal about the merchant? Support your answer with two details from the lesson.’ The candidate has memorised a 90-word plot summary.

648 words, about 3 min
3

Radif, Rhyme, and the Effect Question

In a poetry practice paper, the candidate meets this couplet: «دلبر ما گلِ باغِ بهار است / عشق او آتشِ سوزانِ دیار است». The question carries three marks: ‘Identify the radif and the qafiya, and explain how the radif contributes to the tone.’ The candidate writes: ‘Radif = است.

591 words, about 3 min
4

Editing a Short Paragraph Under Time Pressure

In the grammar section, candidates must correct five errors in a 45-word paragraph. The paragraph reads: «من دیروز به مدرسه می‌روم.

583 words, about 3 min
5

Idiom, Register, and the Five-Sentence Translation

The translation section asks candidates to translate five short Persian sentences into English. Each sentence is worth two marks: one for meaning, one for natural English.

607 words, about 3 min