Hindi Elective Previous Year Question Paper for CBSE Class 12

1. More Objective Type Questions - CBSE has increased the number of objective questions this year. Subjective questions will receive 60 marks out of an overall score of 80. There will be more multiple-choice questions. This year, the CBSE board has prioritized reducing the load of lengthy exam papers. Students can now achieve excellent results in the CBSE class 12 Hindi exam.

2. Internal Choices Have Been Increased - The CBSE board has increased the number of internal choices by 33%. Students will be able to choose the question with which they are most comfortable. As a result, you will score higher on the CBSE Class 12 exams in the future.

Chapter 1 Atmaparichay Ek Geet: This poem was written by Dr. Haribansh Raibachan. This poem tells and teaches about his life. It conveys that a life with happiness and sadness is beautiful. The poet says he is happy with everything you get in life. Dr. Harivansh Rai Bacahan is a prominent Hindi poet. His poetry not only conveys a meaningful message, but  also helps predators develop an insightful perspective. There are six conceptual questions, along with the answer at the end of his poem.

Chapter 2 Patang: This poem was written by Sri Alok Dhanva. It expresses the innocence and passion of children's desires. Children have colorful dreams. The poet expresses the beauty of nature from a child's point of view. There are six conceptual questions and answers at the end of this poem.

Chapter 3 Kavita Ke Bahane - Baat Seedhi Thi Par: This poem was written by Sri Kunwar Narayan. It talks about the simplicity of language by carving conflicts with the medium. It doesn't take much effort to give a good presentation or write a good poem. It's easy to do. The exercise at the end of this poem contains seven conceptual questions and their answers.

Chapter 4 Camre me Band Apahij: Shri Raghuveer Sahaya wrote this poem. This poem talks about the irony of society. This poem teaches its readers to develop a sensitive attitude towards people with physical problems. Life has beautiful insights and lessons. In the practice of this poem, five conceptual questions and answers are given.

Chapter 5 Saharsh Swikara Hai: This poem was written by Shri Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh. At the end of this poem, five conceptual questions and their answers are given.

Chapter 6 Usha: This poem was written by Shri Samsha Bahadur Singh. There are two conceptual questions and answers at the end of this poem.

Chapter 7 Badal Raag: This poem was written by Shri Suryakant Tripathi Nirala. There are four conceptual questions with answers at the end of this poem.

Chapter 8 Kavitavali (Uttar Kand Se) Laxman Murcha aur Ram ka Bilap: This poem was written by Shri Goswami Tulsidas. There are eight conceptual questions, and the answers are followed at the end.

Chapter 9 Ruwaiya Gazal: This poem was written by Shri Firak Gorakhpuri. There are three conceptual questions and answers given when practicing this poem.

Chapter 10 Chota Mera Khet Bangulo Ke Pankh: This poem was written by Shri Umashanker Joshi. There are four conceptual questions and answers that follow this poem.

Prose Section: 

Chapter 11 Bhaktin: This prose was written by Smt. Maha Devi Valma. At the end of this chapter, there are six conceptual questions and answers for practice.

Chapter 12 Bazaar Darshan: This prose was written by Shri Jainendra Kumar. At the end of this prose are five conceptual questions and answers.

Chapter 13 Kaale Megha Paani De: This prose was written by Shri Dharamveer Bharti. At the end of this chapter, there are six conceptual questions and answers.

Chapter 14 Pahalwan Ki Dholak: This prose was written by Shri Faniswar Nath Renu. There are nine conceptual questions and answers, followed by this prose.

Chapter 15 Charlie Chaplin Yani Hum Sab: This prose was written by Shri Vishnu Carre. At the end of this prose are eight conceptual questions and answers.

Chapter 16 Namak: This prose was written by Smt. Raziya Sajjad Zahir In this prose practice, there are seven conceptual questions and answers.

Chapter 17 Shirish Ke Phool: This prose was written by Shri Hazari Prasad Dwivedi. At the end of this prose, there are seven conceptual questions and answers.

Chapter 18 Shram Vibhajan aur Jati Pratha - Meri Kalpana ka Adarsh Samaj: This prose was written by Dr. Bawasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar. There are six conceptual questions and answers that this prose follows.

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