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CTET 8 Feb 2026 Paper 1 Khasi, Question 101

Topic: Poem comprehension

Passage

Jingbthah : Pule ïa kane ka poim harum bad sa jubab ïa ki jingkylli (naduh 100 haduh 105) da kaba jied ïa ka jubab kaba dei eh.
Nga ngiah ïa kane ka samoi ba ka lyer
ka klun lut ïa ki duid ba ngi don
ban pynhun ïa ka jingthrew la jong.

Ba ka kawang pui pui ïa ki mat ïong jong ngi
bad ka khyndiet ïa ki skad ki theilud bapli.

Ba ka sympat ïa ki dieng
bad ki lynñiar da ka tieng.

Nga ngiah ïa kane ka samoi
ba ki jingmut ki her
sha ki khraw bor kum ka lyer.

Q101

Ka jingïaiban ïa ka laiñ “Nga ngiah ïa kane ka samoi” ka pynpaw ïa

  1. (1) Ka jingisih bakhraw bad ka jingisat jong u myllungCorrect answer
  2. (2) Ka jingitynnat bad ithiang ka mariang
  3. (3) Ka jingbym lah lait na ka jingkylla
  4. (4) Ka jingsheptieng jong u myllung

Solution.

CBSE answer: (1)

Answer: (1) Ka jingisih bakhraw bad ka jingisat jong u myllung (the poet's deep hatred and fierce passion)

  1. The line "Nga ngiah ïa kane ka samoi" opens and closes the poem, so it carries the poet's own feeling about the season.
  2. In between, the wind swallows what we have, lashes the trees and branches with fear, and thoughts fly off to ki khraw bor (the powerful): a harsh season of force from above.
  3. The repeated line is the poet's strong, hot reaction to that season, which is what (1) names.

Trap: (3) "ka jingbym lah lait na ka jingkylla" (change cannot be escaped) is not stated; the refrain shows feeling, not a claim about change.