Konkani
The Goa Board SSC (Class 10) Konkani Question Papers are essential for practicing the Third Language subject exam (Konkani).
Since the Goa Board does not always publish the most recent year's papers instantly, your best approach is to practice with the previous year question papers (PYQs) and available model papers, which accurately reflect the exam pattern:
Access: The provided resource page and the official GBSHSE website often archive Konkani Question Papers (Third Language) from years like 2019 and 2018.
Practice Focus: Use these papers to master the structure, including the multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and the subjective writing components (grammar, comprehension, and literature) that make up the 80-mark theory paper.
You can check and download the available Goa Board SSC Question Papers, including Konkani, by following the direct links here: https://school.careers360.com/boards/gbshse/goa-board-ssc-question-papers
Question : The Seventy-First Amendment to the Indian Constitution included Konkani, Manipuri, and Nepali languages in the ___ Schedule.
Option 1: Eighth
Option 2: Sixth
Option 3: Fifth
Option 4: Seventh
Correct Answer: Eighth
Solution : The correct option is the Eighth.
In 1992, the Indian Constitution was amended to include the languages of Konkani, Manipuri, and Nepali in its Eighth Schedule. This change became effective on July 1st, 1992. The Indian Constitution's Eighth Schedule enumerates the official languages of the nation. The inclusion of these languages marked a development in awareness and advocacy of India's linguistic diversity.
Question : Konkani is the official language of _________.
Option 1: Chandigarh
Option 2: Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Option 3: Daman and Diu
Option 4: Delhi
Correct Answer: Daman and Diu
Solution : The correct option is Daman and Diu.
The official language of Goa, Daman and Diu is Konkani. It is also primarily spoken along the west coast of Maharashtra state and particularly in the city of Mangalore (Mangaluru) in southwest Karnataka.
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A minority language is a dialect verbalized by a faction of the population of a province. Such folks are called linguistic minorities or language minorities.
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