Hindi Language Quiz
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Which script is Hindi commonly written in?

  • Cyrillic
  • Latin
  • Devanagari (correct)
  • Arabic
  • What is the primary basis for the Hindustani language?

  • Khariboli dialect of Delhi (correct)
  • Urdu script
  • Punjabi dialect
  • Sanskrit
  • How many states recognize Hindi as an official language?

  • Five
  • Seventeen
  • Thirteen
  • Nine (correct)
  • Which language serves as the lingua franca of the Hindi Belt region?

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    What is the status of Hindi in the Republic of India?

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    Study Notes

    Hindi Language

    • Hindi is commonly written in the Devanagari script.
    • Hindi is based primarily on Khari Boli, a dialect of the Hindustani language.
    • Hindi is an official language in 9 states of India.
    • Hindi serves as the lingua franca of the Hindi Belt region, which includes parts of northern, central, and western India.
    • Hindi has the status of an official language in the Republic of India, alongside English.

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    Test your knowledge of the Hindi language with this quiz! From basic vocabulary to grammar and cultural references, challenge yourself with questions related to the Indo-Aryan language spoken in North India.

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