Arabic Beginner Quiz- To Test Ability

The word "today" is commonly translated as "aleywem - اليوم" in Arabic. Therefore, the statement "Does the word 'today' mean 'aleywem - اليوم'?" is true.

واسع means wide.. طويل means tall...

The given correct answer is "True" because the question asks if the reader is able to read the page. Since the reader is able to see and understand the question, it implies that they are indeed able to read the page. Therefore, the answer is true.

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The correct answer is "seyarh khedra' - سيارة خضراء". This is the correct way to write "green car" in Arabic.

The correct answer "edyeq letyef jeda" translates to "a very nice friend" in English. It is the only option that accurately represents the given phrase. The other options translate to "green tree," "high building," and "very old man," which do not match the given phrase.

The correct answer is "أنت" because the question is asking "Where are you from, Hassan?" and "أنت" means "you" in Arabic.

The word "ahemr" in Arabic means "red".

The three long vowels in the Arabic alphabet are called Alif, Yaa, and Waaw. These letters represent the sounds /a:/, /i:/, and /u:/ respectively.

The word "qitar" means train in Arabic. To express the plural form of "trains," the correct word is "qitaraat." This is formed by adding the suffix "-aat" to the singular form.

The correct answer is "nhen netkelm - نحن نتكلم". This is the correct translation of "we speak" in Arabic. "nhen" means "we" and "netkelm" means "speak". Therefore, when combined, it translates to "we speak".

The word "عمتها" in Arabic translates to "her aunt" in English.

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The correct answer is "Khamsa خمسة". This is the Arabic word for the number "5".

The correct answer is "kem themn heda?" - كم ثمن هذا؟ This phrase translates to "how much is this?" in English. It is the most appropriate and accurate way to ask about the price or cost of an item in Arabic.

The correct answer is "مساء الخير" which translates to "Good evening" in English. This is the appropriate greeting to use when someone walks into a hotel in the evening.

The correct answer is "dejajh - دجاجه" because it translates to "his chickens" in English.

The answer is all of the sentences because the question asks if you are able to read these sentences fluently, implying that all of the sentences should be read fluently.

The given answer options are subjective opinions about the difficulty of the test. The options range from expressing that the test was very easy ("SO EASY!") to stating that it was difficult ("VERY BAD"). Another option suggests that the test was average or okay ("It was alright!") while the last option expresses confidence in passing the test ("I think I passed"). These options provide a range of perspectives on the test's difficulty level and the test-taker's confidence in their performance.