Q104
Ram nuam lo siam tu chu :
- (1) Kawrpui
- (2) Tui mal far te te
- (3) Mihring
- (4) Tuifinriat
CTET 8 Feb 2026 Paper 1 Mizo, Question 104
Hriattirna : A hnuaia hla thu hi ngun takin chhiar la, zawhna chhanna dik ber thlang chhuak rawh. (Q.Nos. 100 to 105)
Tuimal far tête chu, Tiauvut hrang awm khawm;
Tuipui lian a tlinin, Ram nuam a lo awm.
Hetiang mit khap kâr tê, Sawi tham nilo hi;
Thangthar kim tling zelin, Chatuan a lo ni.
Chutiang kan sualte chuan, Kan thlarau a hruai;
Sual ram pik deuh deuhvah, Tin, kan lo vanduai.
Thu ngilnei naran hian; Thinlung a tiharh;
A then chauh lo chhuak hian, Lung ngui a tidarh.
Khawngaih thil nawi tê tê, Man nei tham lo chu;
Rem thu lêng atan chuan, Ro aiin a hlu.
Khawngaih a lo khat e, Thil leh thu nâwi hian;
Kan lei a tihlim e, Chatuan van ang khian.
Solution.
CBSE answer: (2)
Answer: (2) Tui mal far te te
- Stanza 1: "Tuimal far tête chu, Tiauvut hrang awm khawm; Tuipui lian a tlinin, Ram nuam a lo awm."
- Tiny drops of water and grains of dust, gathering together, form the great sea and the pleasant land (ram nuam).
- The poem gives the credit to the small drops, not to the sea they form.
Trap: (4) Tuifinriat is itself something the drops make; it is not the maker of the land.