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Bihar Board Class 10 · English · Matric exam 2027

Chapter 2: Allergy

This chapter’s questions from Bihar Board (BSEB)’s real papers of 2021–2026 — the 1 asked most often, 1 with the full model answer — and objective questions with the board’s key.

marks a year (about)
1
questions a year (about)
3
rank in English
#28

From 6 years of papers, 2021–2026 · full chapter-wise marks

Chapter 2 notes (PDF) →

VVI questions — the ones the board asked most (1)

  1. Q1Short answer2 marksAsked: 2024

    Suggest a few possible ways to avoid allergy.

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    Model answer · ways to avoid allergy

    1. 1.One way to avoid allergy is to stay away from allergy-causing factors like dust, pollen, or pet dander. A person should avoid contact with such allergens as far as possible, for example by wearing a pollen mask while cleaning the house and keeping dander-producing animals away.1 mark
    2. 2.Another way to avoid allergy is maintaining personal hygiene, such as washing hands regularly, taking a balanced diet to boost immunity, and keeping the house and surroundings clean, since cleanliness of the home and body helps prevent the build-up of allergens that trigger allergic reactions.1 mark
    • Mention 'dust, pollen, or pet dander' and say to stay away from them for the first point.
    • Write 'personal hygiene', 'washing hands', 'balanced diet' and 'cleanliness' together for the second point.
    • Keep each point separate — do not mix avoiding allergens with hygiene measures in one line.

    Marks split from a structure derived from past papers (checked twice); not Bihar Board’s official scheme

Objective questions with the board’s key (10)

  1. 1. Bihar Board 2026

    ECP can be detected in

    • (A) excreta
    • (B) body fluids ✓
    • (C) blood
    • (D) inflammation

    Answer: (B)

  2. 2. Bihar Board 2026

    Sheets and blankets should be washed ....................... in hot water.

    • (A) monthly
    • (B) weekly ✓
    • (C) daily
    • (D) yearly

    Answer: (B)

  3. 3. Bihar Board 2026

    Allergies which start as eczema may evolve into

    • (A) inflammation
    • (B) typhoid
    • (C) asthma ✓
    • (D) dengue

    Answer: (C)

  4. 4. Bihar Board 2026

    What is suggested to avoid allergy ?

    • (A) Wearing pollen masks ✓
    • (B) Sleeping well
    • (C) Driving around
    • (D) Eating vitamins

    Answer: (A)

  5. 5. Bihar Board 2026

    .................... are capable of producing allergy.

    • (A) Immunity
    • (B) Allergens ✓
    • (C) Medication
    • (D) Fever

    Answer: (B)

  6. 6. Bihar Board 2026

    An ordinary insect bite can lead to a .................... shock.

    • (A) big
    • (B) minor
    • (C) sudden
    • (D) life-threatening ✓

    Answer: (D)

  7. 7. Bihar Board 2026

    Gastrointestinal problems may evolve into

    • (A) asthma ✓
    • (B) malaria
    • (C) eczema
    • (D) typhoid

    Answer: (A)

  8. 8. Bihar Board 2026

    The violent reaction during an allergy leads to

    • (A) itching
    • (B) inflammation
    • (C) cough
    • (D) fever ✓

    Answer: (D)

  9. 9. Bihar Board 2025

    There are .................... and environmental risk factors for the development of allergy.

    • (A) genetic ✓
    • (B) age
    • (C) physical
    • (D) chemical

    Answer: (A)

  10. 10. Bihar Board 2025

    Substances that cause allergy are called

    • (A) algae
    • (B) bacteria
    • (C) allergens ✓
    • (D) virus

    Answer: (C)

Questions parents and students ask

How many marks does "Allergy" carry in Bihar Board Class 10 English?
In the Bihar Board papers of 2021–2026, this chapter carried about 1 marks and about 3 questions a year; by marks it ranks 28 in English.
Which are the most important (VVI) questions of "Allergy"?
The 1 questions above are from the board’s real papers, each with the years it was asked; the most-asked come first with their full model answers. All 1 written questions of this chapter, with answers, are in the AskMedha app.
Do the answers follow the board’s marking scheme?
BSEB does not publish a marking scheme. Each answer is written point by point on a structure derived from past papers and checked by a second, independent model; it is never called the board’s official scheme.

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