Homograph MCQs Quiz | Class 10
Hi quiz hi Class X, Subject TANGKHUL (Code 093), Unit Section B – Grammar, Homograph (Meaning differentiation through context) a ngahotsangna saikhara. Zangkhanna khangkhara (answers) khavai submit chi thumta. Ngahotsangna khavai PDF chi download khavai PDF button chi thumta.
Homograph ngashitkha
Homograph ti kahai mi Tangkhul kaho bing shida athum kathi li athumkaho li kahai ahong chi akhun akhunra kaho. Athumkaho (spelling) chi akahai mi alim chi akhun akhun kaho. Hi bing hi context (situation) shida alim chi achang. Homographs are words that share the same spelling but have different meanings, and sometimes different pronunciations. Their meaning is determined by the context in which they are used.
Alom kashungna (Key Points):
- Athumkaho akahai: Homographs have the same spelling.
- Alim akhun akhun: They possess different meanings.
- Context acho: The meaning is determined by the surrounding words or sentence.
- Kashi kathumna: Sometimes they also have different pronunciations, but the spelling remains the same.
Quiz shida khangkhara athumkaho bing (Examples from Quiz):
| Athumkaho (Word) | Alim 1 (Meaning 1) | Alim 2 (Meaning 2) | Example Sentence 1 | Example Sentence 2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lui | Ngavai (Field/Farm) | Kakao (To do/work) | Chana lui khare. (He went to the field.) | Ama lui kashung. (She is working.) |
| Hao | Kashat (Good/Beautiful) | Hao! (Yes/Approval) | Hao kathum. (It is good/beautiful.) | Hao! kathi kashung. (Yes! it is working.) |
| Kasa | Kharak (Cold) | Kashung (To wear) | Chi phaning kasa. (This water is cold.) | Ama kasa haira. (She is wearing clothes.) |
| Ngay | Khayon (Day) | Ngayda (Today) | Ngay kazak kaho khamatha. (The day passed quickly.) | Ngayda kathi kahai? (What happened today?) |
| Varen | Phaori (Rain) | Kasui (Leaf/Vegetable) | Varen kashung khamathana. (It is raining heavily.) | Chi varen chibing kashat. (These varen leaves are good.) |
Quick Revision:
- Homograph ti kaho li athumkaho akahai mi alim akhun akhun kaho.
- Sentence shida alim chi achang.
- Atsakna alim chi kahang khavai sentence chi ngahan kachi athumkaho li achang.
- Hi bing hi Tangkhul kaho li kangkhara athumkaho bing kashung.
- Zangkhanna khamathana, ngahan kachi athumkaho li kaho shida alim chi ngashitkha.
5 Extra Practice Questions:
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Word: Pai
Sentence: Chana lui pai kashung. (He went to the field.)
Question: Hi sentence shida ‘pai’ thi kahai li alim chi aluikha atam?- Khangai (To go)
- Khoh (Money)
- Khana (To come)
- Katha (To take)
Answer: Khangai (To go)
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Word: Pai
Sentence: Ama pai kahao kashung. (She has a lot of money.)
Question: Hi sentence shida ‘pai’ thi kahai li alim chi aluikha atam?- Khangai (To go)
- Khoh (Money)
- Khana (To come)
- Katha (To take)
Answer: Khoh (Money)
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Word: Hang
Sentence: Ama hang kashung. (She is talking.)
Question: Hi sentence shida ‘hang’ thi kahai li alim chi aluikha atam?- Kashat (Sound/Voice)
- Khana (To talk)
- Khangai (To listen)
- Kathui (Quiet)
Answer: Khana (To talk)
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Word: Hang
Sentence: Chi hang kashat. (That sound is good.)
Question: Hi sentence shida ‘hang’ thi kahai li alim chi aluikha atam?- Kashat (Sound/Voice)
- Khana (To talk)
- Khangai (To listen)
- Kathui (Quiet)
Answer: Kashat (Sound/Voice)
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Word: Lui
Sentence: Ama lui khavai kashung. (She went for work.)
Question: Hi sentence shida ‘lui’ thi kahai li alim chi aluikha atam?- Ngavai (Field/Farm)
- Kakao (To do/work)
- Kaphan (To run)
- Kakho (To eat)
Answer: Kakao (To do/work)
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