اختبار عربي 40 درجة

Explanation
The correct answer is "الكسرة" because it is the strongest and most emphasized diacritic mark in Arabic grammar. It is represented by a small diagonal line placed above a letter and indicates a short vowel sound. The other diacritic marks, such as "الضمة" (dammah), "الفتحة" (fathah), and "السكون" (sukun), also represent vowel sounds but are not as strong or emphasized as the "الكسرة."

Explanation
The correct answer is "وضع همزة قطع لانه ماضي ثلاثي" because the verb "أكل" is in the past tense and it follows the pattern of a trilateral verb. In Arabic grammar, trilateral verbs have three root letters, and in the past tense, they are conjugated by adding a hamza (ء) as a vowel marker between the second and third root letters. Therefore, the correct choice is to place a hamza with a sukun (همزة قطع) after the second root letter (ك) to indicate the past tense conjugation.

Explanation
The correct answer is "وضع همزة قطع لانه فعل رباعي" because the word "أكرم" is a verb that consists of four letters (أ- ك- ر- م) and it is in the past tense. In Arabic grammar, verbs with four letters in the past tense require a hamzah qat' (ء) to be placed before the first letter. Therefore, the correct form is "أَكْرَمَ" with a hamzah qat'.

Explanation
The correct answer is "وضع على كرسي لانه ما قبله مكسور" which translates to "Placed on a chair because the one before it is broken." This answer suggests that the reason for placing the object on the chair is because the object before it is broken.

Explanation
The correct answer is "سئل" because it is the correct spelling of the word "asked" in Arabic. The other options, "سؤل" and "سأل," are incorrect spellings of the word. Therefore, "سئل" is the only correct option among the given choices.

Explanation
The correct answer is تثاؤب. This is the correct spelling of the word "yawn" in Arabic. The other options are incorrect spellings of the word.