AP TET · Language I (Telugu / Urdu / Hindi / Tamil / Kannada / Odia)
Unseen prose and poem passages in chosen Language I with comprehension and inference.
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Q1 · Reading Comprehension · EASY
Read the passage below and answer the question. "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. It is through education that the daughter of a farmer can become a doctor, the son of a miner can become the head of the mine, and the child of farm workers can become the president of a nation. Education empowers people to overcome poverty and discrimination. It opens doors that were once closed and creates opportunities where none existed before." What is the main idea of this passage?
Q2 · Reading Comprehension · MEDIUM
Read the passage below and answer the question. "The banyan tree stood majestically in the center of the village. Its massive trunk and spreading branches provided shade to travelers and a meeting place for villagers. Birds nested in its branches, children played under its canopy, and elders gathered beneath it to discuss village matters. The tree had witnessed three generations of the village and had become more than just a plant—it was a living symbol of the community's continuity and unity." What does the phrase "living symbol of the community's continuity and unity" suggest about the banyan tree?
Q3 · Reading Comprehension · EASY
Read the poem excerpt below and answer the question. "The wind whispered secrets to the leaves, And danced through the meadow with ease, It carried the fragrance of distant flowers, And sang soft songs through the quiet hours." What literary device is primarily used in this poem?
Q4 · Reading Comprehension · MEDIUM
Read the passage below and answer the question. "Despite the scorching heat and lack of rain for months, the farmers of the region did not lose hope. They adapted by cultivating drought-resistant crops, digging borewells deeper, and implementing water conservation techniques learned from agricultural extension officers. Some farmers formed cooperatives to share resources and knowledge. While the harvest was not as abundant as in good years, their resilience and adaptability helped them survive the difficult season." Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
Q5 · Reading Comprehension · HARD
Read the passage below and answer the question. "The concept of justice has evolved throughout human history. In ancient times, justice was often equated with retribution—an eye for an eye. As societies developed, justice came to encompass not only punishment but also fairness, equality, and the protection of rights. Modern legal systems attempt to balance the need for accountability with rehabilitation and social welfare. However, the question remains: Is true justice about punishing the guilty, protecting the innocent, reforming the offender, or all of these simultaneously? This philosophical dilemma continues to shape legal debates across the world." What is the author's primary purpose in this passage?