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Question 1Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence: By the time the SEE results were published, Sabina ____ for the entrance exam for two months.

  1. was preparing
  2. had been preparing Correct answer.
  3. prepares
  4. has been preparing

Explanation

The past perfect continuous (had been preparing) is used for an action that had started earlier and was still continuing up to a point in the past. The time reference 'by the time the results were published' is in the past, so a past perfect continuous form is required.

Question 2Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

In the sentence 'The teacher gave us a lot of useful advice before the exam', the word 'advice' is best described as:

  1. a proper noun
  2. a countable noun
  3. a collective noun
  4. an uncountable noun Correct answer.

Explanation

'Advice' is an uncountable (mass) noun in English, so it has no plural form 'advices' and is not used with 'a' or numbers. We express quantity with partitives such as 'a piece of advice' or 'a lot of advice'.

Question 3Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: Neither the students nor the teacher ____ aware of the changed exam routine.

  1. have been
  2. were
  3. are
  4. was Correct answer.

Explanation

With 'neither ... nor', the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it. The nearest subject here is the singular 'teacher', so the singular past verb 'was' is correct.

Question 4Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Which sentence uses the article correctly?

  1. She plays the guitar in the school band.
  2. She plays guitar in a school band.
  3. She plays a guitar in the school band.
  4. She plays the guitar in a school band. Correct answer.

Explanation

We use 'the' with musical instruments when talking about playing them in general ('play the guitar'), and 'a' when the band is mentioned for the first time. 'She plays the guitar in a school band' follows both rules.

Question 5Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct preposition: The SEE examination is conducted ____ the end of the academic year.

  1. on
  2. by
  3. at Correct answer.
  4. in

Explanation

We use 'at' with points in time such as 'at the end of the year', 'at noon' and 'at midnight'. 'At the end of the academic year' treats the end as a point in time.

Question 6Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Identify the sentence in which the modifier is placed correctly.

  1. Walking to school, the road had a snake that Bina saw.
  2. Walking to school, a snake was seen by Bina on the road.
  3. Walking to school, a snake on the road was seen by Bina.
  4. Walking to school, Bina saw a snake on the road. Correct answer.

Explanation

A participial phrase at the beginning of a sentence must describe the subject of the main clause. In 'Walking to school, Bina saw a snake', it is Bina who was walking, so the modifier is correctly attached.

Question 7Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct passive form of 'They are repairing the bridge after the flood.'

  1. The bridge was being repaired after the flood.
  2. The bridge is being repaired after the flood. Correct answer.
  3. The bridge has repaired after the flood.
  4. The bridge is repaired after the flood.

Explanation

The active sentence is in the present continuous, so its passive is formed with 'is/are being + past participle'. That gives 'The bridge is being repaired after the flood'.

Question 8Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that reports the sentence correctly: The teacher said to us, "Submit your assignments by Friday."

  1. The teacher said to submit our assignments by Friday.
  2. The teacher told that we submit our assignments by Friday.
  3. The teacher said us to submit our assignments by Friday.
  4. The teacher told us to submit our assignments by Friday. Correct answer.

Explanation

For reported commands we use 'told + object + to-infinitive'. The pronoun 'your' changes to 'our' because the reporter is one of the students addressed.

Question 9Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct question tag: Suman hardly ever misses his English class, ____?

  1. does he Correct answer.
  2. doesn't he
  3. has he
  4. is he

Explanation

Words like 'hardly', 'never' and 'seldom' make a sentence negative in meaning, so the tag must be positive. The auxiliary for the simple present with 'he' is 'does', giving 'does he'.

Question 10Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct conditional form: If the school ____ the notice earlier, more students would have joined the quiz contest.

  1. has displayed
  2. would display
  3. had displayed Correct answer.
  4. displayed

Explanation

This is a third conditional sentence about an unreal past situation. The if-clause takes the past perfect ('had displayed') and the main clause takes 'would have + past participle'.

Question 11Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that best completes the sentence: The head teacher insisted ____ the meeting on time.

  1. start
  2. on starting Correct answer.
  3. that starts
  4. to start

Explanation

The verb 'insist' is followed by the preposition 'on' plus a gerund: 'insist on doing something'. 'Insisted on starting' is therefore the correct pattern.

Question 12Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Which sentence uses 'so ... that' correctly?

  1. The question was so difficult that nobody can answered it.
  2. The question was so difficult that nobody could answer it. Correct answer.
  3. The question was so difficult for nobody could answer it.
  4. The question was so difficult that nobody could not answer it.

Explanation

The pattern 'so + adjective + that + result clause' expresses a result. 'So difficult that nobody could answer it' correctly states the consequence of the difficulty.

Question 13Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the word that best fits: The SEE candidates were asked to write their answers ____ so that the examiners could read them easily.

  1. legibly enough
  2. legibly Correct answer.
  3. legibility
  4. legally

Explanation

An adverb is needed to modify the verb 'write', and 'legibly' means in a way that can be read. 'Legibly' alone already conveys the manner of writing.

Question 14Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete the sentence: The sports day had to be ____ because of heavy rain.

  1. called for
  2. called up
  3. called off Correct answer.
  4. called on

Explanation

'Call off' means to cancel something. Since the sports day could not take place because of rain, 'called off' gives the right meaning.

Question 15Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The novel, ____ was written by a Nepali author, won an international award.

  1. whose
  2. which Correct answer.
  3. who
  4. what

Explanation

A non-defining relative clause about a thing uses 'which' after a comma. 'The novel' is a thing, so 'which was written by a Nepali author' is correct.

Question 16Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the sentence that expresses the idea with correct use of 'used to'.

  1. My grandmother used to walking five kilometres to school.
  2. My grandmother was used to walk five kilometres to school.
  3. My grandmother used to walk five kilometres to school. Correct answer.
  4. My grandmother is used to walk five kilometres to school.

Explanation

'Used to + base verb' describes a past habit that no longer continues. 'Used to walk' correctly expresses that the grandmother walked to school regularly in the past.

Question 17Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct comparative form: Of the two answers, Ramesh's was ____.

  1. more clear than
  2. clearest
  3. the clearer Correct answer.
  4. the clearest

Explanation

When comparing exactly two things, we use the comparative degree, and 'the' can be used before the comparative when the comparison is specific. 'The clearer' is therefore correct for two answers.

Question 18Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Read the sentence and choose its correct transformation into indirect speech: She asked me, "Where have you kept my English notebook?"

  1. She asked me where I have kept my English notebook.
  2. She asked me where did I keep her English notebook.
  3. She asked me where had I kept her English notebook.
  4. She asked me where I had kept her English notebook. Correct answer.

Explanation

In reported questions the word order changes to statement order, and the present perfect becomes past perfect. 'My' changes to 'her' because the notebook belongs to the speaker being quoted.

Question 19Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that best completes the sentence: Had the students revised regularly, they ____ better marks in the SEE.

  1. will score
  2. had scored
  3. would have scored Correct answer.
  4. would score

Explanation

The inverted 'Had the students revised' replaces 'If the students had revised' in a third conditional. The main clause therefore needs 'would have + past participle', giving 'would have scored'.

Question 20Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The teacher, along with the students, ____ busy preparing the exhibition.

  1. is Correct answer.
  2. were
  3. are
  4. have been

Explanation

When a singular subject is followed by 'along with', the verb agrees with the first subject only, because the phrase in between is parenthetical. 'The teacher' is singular, so 'is' is correct.

Question 21Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the correct meaning of the idiom in the sentence: Bina let the cat out of the bag about the surprise party.

  1. She cancelled the party suddenly.
  2. She bought a pet for the party.
  3. She became very angry at the party.
  4. She revealed the secret by mistake. Correct answer.

Explanation

The idiom 'let the cat out of the bag' means to reveal a secret, often accidentally. In the sentence, Bina disclosed the plan for the surprise party.

Question 22Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: I would rather ____ at home than go to the crowded market.

  1. stay Correct answer.
  2. to stay
  3. stayed
  4. staying

Explanation

The pattern 'would rather + base verb (+ than + base verb)' uses the bare infinitive. 'Would rather stay ... than go' is therefore correct and parallel.

Question 23Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon?

  1. The exam was postponed; the students were informed by text message. Correct answer.
  2. The exam was postponed; the students were, informed by text message.
  3. The exam was postponed; because the students were informed by text message.
  4. The exam was postponed; and the students were informed by text message.

Explanation

A semicolon joins two independent clauses that are closely related, without a conjunction. Both parts of 'The exam was postponed; the students were informed by text message' are complete clauses.

Question 24Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that best completes the sentence: The results will be published ____ the school website.

  1. at
  2. in
  3. by
  4. on Correct answer.

Explanation

We use 'on' with websites and digital platforms, as in 'on the website' or 'on Facebook'. The results appear on the surface of the site, so 'on' is the natural preposition.

Question 25Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: Not only ____ the prize but she also received a scholarship.

  1. won she
  2. did she win Correct answer.
  3. she did win
  4. she won

Explanation

When a sentence begins with a negative expression such as 'not only', the subject and auxiliary are inverted. Since the sentence is in the simple past, the auxiliary 'did' comes before the subject: 'did she win'.

Question 26Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

In the SEE English paper, choose the sentence in which the article is used correctly.

  1. The honest boy never tells a lie to an school.
  2. A honest boy never tells a lie.
  3. An honest boy never tells a lie. Correct answer.
  4. An honest boy never tells an lie.

Explanation

The article 'an' is used before a vowel sound, and 'honest' begins with a silent 'h', so it takes 'an'. The noun 'lie' begins with a consonant sound and takes 'a'. Therefore only the first sentence uses both articles correctly.

Question 27Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence with a suitable preposition: The SEE results were announced ____ the morning of 27 June.

  1. at
  2. in
  3. by
  4. on Correct answer.

Explanation

We use 'on' with a specific day or date, and 'the morning of 27 June' names a particular day. 'In' is used with months, years and parts of the day in general, while 'at' marks clock time. So 'on' is the only preposition that fits the phrase.

Question 28Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the word that best completes the sentence: The teacher praised Sabina because her handwriting was ____ in the class.

  1. the most neat
  2. the neatest Correct answer.
  3. neatest
  4. more neater

Explanation

When one person is compared with a whole group, the superlative with 'the' is required. 'Neat' is a one-syllable adjective, so its superlative is 'neatest', giving 'the neatest in the class'. The definite article is needed because the comparison covers the entire class.

Question 29Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: Neither the monitor nor the students ____ informed about the changed routine.

  1. has
  2. were Correct answer.
  3. is
  4. was

Explanation

With 'neither ... nor', the verb agrees with the subject nearest to it. The nearest subject here is 'the students', which is plural, so the plural verb 'were' is required. 'Was' and 'is' are singular and would only fit if the nearer subject were singular.

Question 30Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

In the SEE English paper, choose the sentence that uses the present perfect tense correctly.

  1. I have saw that film twice.
  2. I have seen that film last week.
  3. I have seen that film twice. Correct answer.
  4. I saw that film since last week.

Explanation

The present perfect links a past action to the present and is used when no finished past time is stated. 'Twice' gives an indefinite time, so 'have seen' is correct. The past simple is used with a finished time expression such as 'last week'.

Question 31Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: By the time the bell rang, the students ____ all the exercises.

  1. complete
  2. were completing
  3. had completed Correct answer.
  4. have completed

Explanation

The past perfect 'had completed' shows that one past action was finished before another past action, here the ringing of the bell. The time phrase 'by the time' signals this earlier completion. Simple past or present perfect would not show the order of events clearly.

Question 32Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The question paper was so difficult ____ many candidates could not finish it.

  1. for
  2. because
  3. that Correct answer.
  4. as

Explanation

The pattern 'so + adjective + that' introduces the result of the quality described. Here the difficulty of the paper is the cause and the candidates' inability to finish is the result. 'That' is the fixed connector in this structure.

Question 33Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The school is going to ____ a new library next year.

  1. put off
  2. put away
  3. put up Correct answer.
  4. put out

Explanation

The phrasal verb 'put up' means to build or erect something such as a building. A library is a structure that is built, so 'put up' fits the meaning. The other phrasal verbs with 'put' carry unrelated meanings.

Question 34Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: Unless the candidates ____ their registration cards, they will not be allowed into the hall.

  1. are bringing
  2. bring Correct answer.
  3. brought
  4. will bring

Explanation

In a first conditional sentence, the if-clause or unless-clause uses the present simple, while the main clause uses 'will'. 'Unless' means 'if not', so the present simple 'bring' is required. The future 'will' never appears in the condition clause.

Question 35Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The principal asked the students ____ quiet during the assembly.

  1. to keep Correct answer.
  2. keep
  3. keeping
  4. kept

Explanation

The verb 'ask' is followed by an object and a to-infinitive: 'ask someone to do something'. Here the object is 'the students', so 'to keep' is required. The bare infinitive and the -ing form do not follow 'ask' in this pattern.

Question 36Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Read the sentence and choose the option that correctly changes it into the passive voice: The school management has cancelled the annual picnic.

  1. The annual picnic has been cancelled by the school management. Correct answer.
  2. The annual picnic is cancelled by the school management.
  3. The annual picnic was been cancelled by the school management.
  4. The annual picnic has cancelled by the school management.

Explanation

In the passive, the object becomes the subject and the verb takes the form 'has been + past participle' for the present perfect. The original tense must be kept, so 'has been cancelled' is correct. The agent is introduced with 'by'.

Question 37Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: Hardly had the examinees taken their seats ____ the invigilator began distributing the answer sheets.

  1. than
  2. when Correct answer.
  3. then
  4. that

Explanation

When a sentence begins with the negative adverb 'hardly' in an inverted structure, the second event is introduced by 'when'. The pattern is 'Hardly had ... when ...'. 'Than' belongs with 'no sooner', which is a different fixed pattern.

Question 38Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The candidate ____ answer sheet was left blank later submitted a written apology.

  1. whose Correct answer.
  2. who
  3. which
  4. whom

Explanation

The relative pronoun must show possession of 'answer sheet' by the candidate, and 'whose' is the possessive relative pronoun. It replaces 'his or her' in the defining clause. 'Who' and 'whom' refer to people but do not show possession.

Question 39Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

Choose the option that reports the sentence correctly: The doctor said to the patient, "Take this medicine twice a day."

  1. The doctor said the patient to take this medicine twice a day.
  2. The doctor told the patient to took that medicine twice a day.
  3. The doctor told the patient to take that medicine twice a day. Correct answer.
  4. The doctor asked the patient to take that medicine twice a day.

Explanation

An imperative in indirect speech becomes 'tell someone to + infinitive', and 'this' changes to 'that' because the speaker's viewpoint shifts. The verb 'told' correctly takes an object and a to-infinitive. 'Said' cannot take a personal object in this way.

Question 40Compulsory English (अनिवार्य अङ्ग्रेजी)

In the SEE English paper, choose the option that correctly completes the sentence: The headmaster, together with the subject teachers, ____ the answer sheets before the results were published.

  1. check
  2. checked Correct answer.
  3. have checked
  4. were checking

Explanation

When a singular subject is joined to a second noun by 'together with', the verb agrees with the first subject only, so the singular 'The headmaster' takes the singular past verb 'checked'. Phrases such as 'along with', 'as well as' and 'together with' are parenthetical additions and do not change the number of the subject. The past tense also fits the time clause 'before the results were published'.

Question 41Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

अनिवार्य नेपाली विषयमा 'वर्णविन्यास' भन्नाले के बुझिन्छ?

  1. कविताको लय मिलाउने प्रक्रिया
  2. शब्दको अर्थ खुलाउने विधि
  3. वाक्यलाई अनुच्छेदमा बाँड्ने तरिका
  4. अक्षरहरूलाई शब्दभित्र ठीक ठाउँमा राख्ने नियम Correct answer.

Explanation

वर्णविन्यास भनेको शब्दभित्र वर्ण वा अक्षरहरूको शुद्ध र व्यवस्थित प्रयोगसँग सम्बन्धित नियम हो। यसले ह्रस्व–दीर्घ, श–ष–स र व–ब जस्ता वर्णहरूको सही स्थान निर्धारण गर्छ। त्यसैले यो शब्दको हिज्जे शुद्धता जाँच्ने आधारभूत विषय हो।

Question 42Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

'विद्यार्थी' शब्दको सही वर्णविच्छेद कुन हो?

  1. वि + द् + या + र्थी
  2. वि + द्या + र् + थी
  3. वि + द्या + र्थी Correct answer.
  4. विद्या + र्थी

Explanation

वर्णविच्छेद गर्दा शब्दलाई उच्चारणको एकाइअनुसार छुट्याइन्छ। 'विद्यार्थी' मा 'वि', 'द्या' र 'र्थी' गरी तीन अक्षर पर्छन्, जसरी 'सूर्य' लाई 'सू + र्य' लेखिन्छ। यसैले सही विच्छेद 'वि + द्या + र्थी' हो।

Question 43Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

नेपालीमा 'श' र 'ष' को प्रयोगबारे कुन भनाइ सही छ?

  1. 'ष' केवल संस्कृतबाट आएका शब्दमा मात्रै प्रयोग हुन्छ र 'श' कहीँ पनि प्रयोग हुँदैन
  2. 'श' तालव्य हो र 'ष' मूर्धन्य हो, तर आज उच्चारणमा भेद कम हुँदै गएको छ Correct answer.
  3. 'श' मूर्धन्य हो र 'ष' तालव्य हो, त्यसैले दुवै उच्चारण एकै हुन्छ
  4. दुवै तालव्य र मूर्धन्य भएकाले सधैँ एकै शब्दमा प्रयोग हुन्छन्

Explanation

नेपाली वर्णमालामा 'श' तालव्य वर्ण हो भने 'ष' मूर्धन्य वर्ण हो। परम्परागत उच्चारणमा यी दुईको स्थान फरक भए पनि आधुनिक बोलीचालीमा भेद कम हुँदै गएको छ। तैपनि शुद्ध लेखनका लागि शब्दको मूल स्वरूप हेरेर 'श' वा 'ष' छान्नुपर्छ।

Question 44Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

'उसले पत्र लेख्यो' वाक्यको कर्म कुन हो?

  1. पत्र लेख्यो
  2. उसले
  3. पत्र Correct answer.
  4. लेख्यो

Explanation

वाक्यमा क्रियाले जुन वस्तुलाई प्रभावित गर्छ, त्यसैलाई कर्म भनिन्छ। यहाँ 'लेख्ने' काम 'पत्र' माथि परेकोले 'पत्र' कर्म हो। 'उसले' कर्ता हो र 'लेख्यो' क्रिया हो।

Question 45Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

कुन वाक्यमा 'ले' विभक्ति सही रूपमा प्रयोग भएको छ?

  1. रामले भात खायो। Correct answer.
  2. रामले भातले खायो।
  3. राम भातले खायो।
  4. राम भात खायोले।

Explanation

कर्ता कारकमा प्रायः 'ले' विभक्ति जोडिन्छ र कर्ममा नभएसम्म 'ले' जोडिँदैन। 'रामले भात खायो' मा 'राम' कर्ता भएकाले 'ले' लाग्नु ठीक छ। बाँकी वाक्यमा विभक्ति गलत पदमा जोडिएको छ।

Question 46Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

'हिमाल' शब्दको बहुवचन कुन हो?

  1. हिमालमा
  2. हिमालको
  3. हिमालहरू Correct answer.
  4. हिमालहरूलाई

Explanation

नेपालीमा जातिवाचक र केही ठाउँवाचक शब्दको बहुवचन बनाउन 'हरू' प्रत्यय जोडिन्छ। 'हिमाल' मा 'हरू' जोड्दा 'हिमालहरू' बन्छ। 'हिमालहरूलाई' बहुवचन भए पनि त्यसमा थप विभक्ति जोडिएकोले त्यो शुद्ध बहुवचन रूप मात्र होइन।

Question 47Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

'राम्रो' शब्दको तुलनात्मक रूप कुन हो?

  1. राम्रा
  2. राम्रै
  3. अझ राम्रो Correct answer.
  4. राम्रोता

Explanation

विशेषणको तुलनात्मक रूप दुई वस्तु वा व्यक्तिबीच तुलना गर्दा प्रयोग हुन्छ र त्यसमा 'अझ' जस्ता शब्दले तीव्रता थपिन्छ। 'अझ राम्रो' ले एकभन्दा अर्को बढी राम्रो भएको तुलना जनाउँछ। 'राम्रै' र 'राम्रा' तुलना नभई जोड वा वचन देखाउने रूप हुन्।

Question 48Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

कुन समूहमा सबै शब्द क्रियायोगी छन्?

  1. राम्रो, नराम्रो, ठूलो
  2. छिटो, बिस्तारै, यहाँ Correct answer.
  3. राम, सीता, हिमाल
  4. दौडनु, हिँड्नु, पढ्नु

Explanation

क्रियायोगीले क्रियाको गति, समय, स्थान वा तरिका थप स्पष्ट पार्छ। 'छिटो', 'बिस्तारै' र 'यहाँ' ले क्रमशः गति, तरिका र स्थान जनाउँदै क्रियालाई सघाउँछन्। त्यसैले यो समूह क्रियायोगीको हो।

Question 49Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

'सूर्य पूर्वबाट उदाउँछ' वाक्यको काल र पक्ष कुन हो?

  1. पूर्ण भूत
  2. अपूर्ण भविष्य
  3. सङ्केत वर्तमान
  4. सामान्य वर्तमान Correct answer.

Explanation

यो वाक्यले नित्य वा स्वाभाविक रूपमा हुने कामलाई सामान्य वर्तमान कालमा देखाउँछ। क्रिया 'उदाउँछ' मा वर्तमानको सामान्य रूप छ, भूत वा भविष्यको सङ्केत छैन। त्यसैले यो सामान्य वर्तमान हो।

Question 50Compulsory Nepali (अनिवार्य नेपाली)

कुन वाक्यमा करण कारकको विभक्ति प्रयोग भएको छ?

  1. उसले कलमले लेख्यो। Correct answer.
  2. उसले कलम लेख्यो।
  3. उसको कलम राम्रो छ।
  4. उसलाई कलम दियो।

Explanation

करण कारकले काम गर्ने साधन जनाउँछ र त्यसमा प्रायः 'ले' वा 'द्वारा' जोडिन्छ। 'कलमले लेख्यो' मा कलम लेख्ने साधन हो, त्यसैले यो करण कारकको उदाहरण हो। पहिलो 'उसले' भने कर्ता हो।