Karnataka State Sslc Third Language Hindi - Koshish Ek Asha Hindi Group.

The correct answer is "लिखाना" because it is the first causative form of the verb "लिखना" which means "to write". The causative form indicates that someone is causing or making someone else write.

The word "बढ़ना" means "to increase" in English. The opposite or antonym of "बढ़ना" is "घटना" which means "to decrease" or "to reduce". Therefore, the correct answer is "घटना".

The word "आगमन" means arrival or coming. The opposite or antonym of this word is "निर्गमन" which means departure or leaving. Therefore, the correct answer is "निर्गमन" as it is the opposite of "आगमन".

The given question is in Hindi and it asks for the first causative verb for the word "देना" (dena), which means "to give" in English. The options provided are दिलाना (dilana), दिलवाना (dilwana), देना (dena), and देलाना (delana). Among these options, दिलाना (dilana) is the correct answer as it means "to make someone give" or "to cause someone to give".

The correct answer is "सिखाना" because it is the first causative verb form of the word "सीखना" which means "to teach" or "to make someone learn". The other options do not accurately represent the causative form of the word.

The correct answer is "प्रश्नवाचक" because it is the term used to describe a question word or phrase in Hindi. In the given sentence, the word "कौन-सा" is a question word that is used to inquire about the village someone belongs to. Therefore, it falls under the category of प्रश्नवाचक.

The given correct answer is "आचार्या". This is because the word "आचार्य" is masculine gender in Hindi, and its feminine gender form is "आचार्या". The other options provided, "आचार्यि" and "ऋषि", do not match the correct feminine gender form of the word.

The word "खुशी" (khushi) is the opposite or antonym of the word "गम" (gam) because खुशी means happiness while गम means sadness or sorrow. Therefore, खुशी is the correct answer as it is the opposite in meaning to गम.

The given sentence "मैंने खाना खाना खाया" does not have any punctuation marks between the words, indicating a complete pause or stop. This suggests that the appropriate punctuation mark in this sentence is a "पूर्ण विराम" (full stop) to indicate the completion of the sentence.

The word "विधाता" is a masculine form, and the question is asking for the other gender form of the word. The correct answer, "विधात्री," is the feminine form of the word "विधाता."