Dari 101 Quiz On Lesson 6 Material

Naswaree is described as brown in color.

The color "gulabee" is not a commonly known color, so it is likely that it is a made-up or fictional color. Since the answer provided is "pink," it can be inferred that "gulabee" is being used as a synonym for the color pink in this context.

Safayd is the Arabic word for white.

The correct answer is green because "sabz" is a Persian word that translates to "green" in English. Therefore, the color of "sabz" is green.

Narunjee is the color orange.

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Paisa is a term commonly used in South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan, to refer to money. It is derived from the Hindi word "paisa" which means a monetary unit. The term is used to denote currency or any form of monetary value. Therefore, the correct answer to the question "What does Paisa mean?" is money.

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The word "Chand" is used to inquire about the quantity or amount of something. It is commonly used to ask about the number or quantity of items or the extent or degree of something. Therefore, the correct answer "How many/How much?" accurately reflects the meaning of the word "Chand" in this context.

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The correct answer is "Awbee" because it is the Dari word for "blue".

The correct answer is "How old are you?" because the phrase "Chand Sala astee?" translates to "How old are you?" in English. The other options do not match the given phrase.

The correct answer is "How much do you want?" because "Cheqha maykhayee?" is a question that is asking about the quantity or amount that someone desires or wishes for. The phrase "maykhayee" translates to "do you want" in English. Therefore, this question is inquiring about the desired quantity or amount of something.

The word "Cheqha" is not defined in the question, but the answer "How many" suggests that it is a question asking for a quantity or number. This is supported by the fact that "How many" is a common phrase used to inquire about the number of something. Without further context, it is difficult to determine the exact meaning of "Cheqha," but the answer "How many" implies that it is a question related to quantity.

The correct answer is "Chand dollar ast?" because it is asking for the price in dollars. The other options are either asking for the price in a different currency or using different words that do not specifically mention currency.