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English Communicative-CBSE Tenth Class 2010

Section A Reading
There are two unseen passages followed by some questions. This section carries 20 marks. Here CBSE Test Papers for class 10 English Communicative for reading sections are arranged for free downloads. These test papers are taken from CBSE sample papers and the material provided by KVS and site users.
Section B Writing
Notice, Message, Telegram, Report, Letter, Articles, Speech etc are the part of writing section. This section carries 30 marks. Test Papers for writing section are given here for free download. These test papers are taken from CBSE sample papers and the material provided by KVS and site users.
Section C Grammar
CBSE class 10 English Communicative Grammar Section contains a variety of short questions involving the use of particular structures within a context such as gap-filling, sentence completion, editing, omitting, dialogue completion and sentence transformation. These test papers are taken from CBSE sample papers and the material provided by KVS and site users.
Section D Literature
Section D Literature for CBSE class 10 English Communicative carries 30 marks. It includes two extracts out of three different poems from the prescribed reader, each followed by two or three questions to test local and global comprehension of the set text. One out of two questions for poem will be there. Questions from Drama and prose will be there.
Mixed Test Papers
CBSE Mixed Test Papers for class 10 English Communicative. We have added another part for mixed test papers which includes Unit Test Papers, Half Yearly Papers and other monthly and weekly tests conducted by various schools. These test papers are taken from CBSE sample papers and the material provided by KVS and site users.
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