Question types: terminology, section mapping, chronology, correctly matched pairs, statement sets, Maithili-specific ghazal grammar, and literary-history facts. The answer choices are drawn from the uploaded book content.
Section 1: symbols used in ghazal, the definition of ghazal, and early origin and development
Section 2: technical terminology of ghazal and the definition of the sher/couplet
Section 3: matla
Section 4: radif
Section 5: qafiya: basic rules, root letters, and the difference between qafiya and radif
Section 6: panchamakshar and anusvara in qafiya
Section 7: tahleeli radif, Maithili vibhakti, and qafiya
Section 8: qafiya based on vowel-marks or matras
Section 9: the short vowels i and u and their pronunciation in qafiya
Section 10: qafiya involving reph and the letter r
Section 11: the short u at the end of Maithili words
Section 12: qafiya of words with stress, visarga, and related Maithili-Urdu sound questions
Section 13: maqta
Section 14: bahr: metre in ghazal
Section 15: rukn, syllable weight, and how to study bahr
Section 16: Arabic bahrs with examples
Section 19: conversion of Arabic rukn into Maithili matra-based metre
Section 20: varnic metre and relation of Sanskrit varnika metre to Arabic bahr
Section 21: which bahr is best for Maithili, with scansion demonstrations
Section 22: appeal to editors and ghazal writers: publishing, language, feeling, music, and subdivisions
Section 23: qualities and defects of ghazal and the poetics of ghazal review
Section 24: forms of shayari other than ghazal
Section 25: tradition and history of Maithili ghazal
Section 26: appendices: honours, Ghazal Day, and English-language ghazals by Maithili ghazal writers