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Ready Hindi and English reading, grammar and writing practice for your class

On a Hindi or English subject: passages with answers and reasons, grammar practice by rule, and writing tasks with their marking and a model answer.

Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.

Language teachers spend a lot of time finding unseen passages, making grammar drills and working out how an anuchhed or a letter should be marked. In Apar AI LMS, a Hindi or English subject opens with a ready section for all three, called Reading, grammar and writing, with the answers and the marking already worked out.

The film opens Class 10 Hindi and looks at one of each: an unseen passage and its questions, the grammar topic on nouns and its practice set, and a writing task with its marking scheme and model answer. English has the same three parts.

Step by step

  1. Open your language subject

    Press Library on the left, then your language; the film uses Hindi. On a language subject, Reading, grammar and writing is the first card, above the chapters.

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  2. See the three parts

    Press it. Reading holds passages with questions, Grammar holds practice sets with one topic for each rule, and Writing holds tasks, each with its own marking scheme.

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  3. Open an unseen passage

    Press Reading, then Unseen passages, and open a passage. Its questions sit under the text, and each shows the right answer with a short reason, which helps when you go over it with the class.

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  4. Pick a grammar topic

    Go back to Language arts and press Grammar. Each topic covers a single rule; the film opens संज्ञा (Noun).

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  5. Check its practice set

    Open the topic's practice set. Every question is shown with its choices and the right answer, so you can read the whole set before you use it.

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  6. Choose a writing task

    Back on Language arts, press Writing, pick a kind of writing and open a task. The film opens an anuchhed (paragraph) task on a favourite festival.

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  7. Read what the task asks

    Each task tells the student what to write, how many marks it carries, how many words to aim for and how much time to give it.

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  8. See the marking and a model answer

    Press Marking to see how the task's five marks are split and what earns each one. Model answer shows a good answer to compare against.

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Good to know

English works the same way

The film shows Hindi. An English subject has the same three parts: Reading, Grammar and Writing.

The film only looks

Nothing is set or shared in this film. It shows what is ready in the library so you can read it before you use it with your class.

What was on screen

The demo school's teacher account, with the Apar library's own Class 10 Hindi (CBSE).

Questions

Where can I find unseen passages with answers for Class 10 Hindi?
In Library, open Hindi, then Reading, grammar and writing, then Reading and Unseen passages. Each passage has its questions with the right answer and why.
Do the grammar practice sets show the answers?
Yes. A practice set shows every question with its choices and the right answer.
Does each writing task come with a marking scheme?
Yes. Each task has Marking, which shows how its marks are given, and Model answer, which shows a good answer.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.

Language subjects. This is the teacher dashboard. Here is how to find ready reading, grammar and writing, for Hindi and English.

Library, Hindi. On the left, press Library. Then press your language. Here, Hindi.

Reading, grammar and writing. Reading, grammar and writing come first, above the chapters. Press it.

Three parts. Reading has passages with questions. Grammar has practice sets. Writing has tasks, each with a marking scheme.

Reading. Press Reading, then Unseen passages, and open the first one.

Its questions. Below the passage are its questions, each with the right answer, and why.

Grammar. Go back to Language arts, and press Grammar. Each topic is one rule: open nouns.

A practice set. Open its practice set: each question, with its choices and the right answer.

Writing. Back on Language arts, press Writing. Pick a kind of writing, and open a task.

The task. Each task says what to write, with its marks, the number of words, and the time.

Marking, model answer. Marking shows how the five marks are given. Model answer shows a good answer.

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