D:-Coalesents
Correct Answer:- Option-A

Question11:-Which statement is/are correct?

(I)
(1)
(111)

When standing alone stroke "L" is written downwards
Initial "L" is written downward when proceeded by a vowel
Medial "L" is generally written upwards

A:-ll is only correct answer
B:-ll and Ill are correct answers
C:-lL is only correct answer
D:-I and III are correct answers

Correct Answer:- Option-B

Question12:-Which is/are the correct statement?

(i)
(ii)
(iii)

All the double length up stroke are written through the line
Doubling principle is not employed when a vowel follows final 'tr' or 'dr' etc
The strokes 'L' is doubled for the addition of 'tr' only

A:-(iii) is only the correct answer
B:-(ii) is only the correct answer
C:-(ii) and (iii) are correct answers
D:-(i) and (iii) are the correct answers

Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question13:-Choose the correct statement/s:

(I)
(1)
(111)

When standing alone Right curves of Fr or Vr are used a if a vowel precede
When standing alone Left curves Fr or Vr are used if a vowel precede
Right curves Fl and VI are used after straight up stokes

A:-ll and Ill are correct answers
B:-ll is only correct answer

C:-I and Ill are correct answers
D:-l and Il are correct answers

Correct Answer:- Option-A

Question14:-The hooked form of 'Ln' and 'Shn' joined to another stroke can be
written

A:-upward only
B:-downward only
C:-upward or downward
D:-never written

Correct Answer:- Option-C

Question15:- are the combination of two vowel sounds, each being
separately pronounced.

A:-Diphones