Kürtçe Dil Sınavı

The correct answer is "Sor-Spi." The other options consist of pairs of words that have opposite meanings, such as "Reş-Spi" (bright-dark), "Dur-Nézik" (stop-go), and "Tari-Ronahi" (old-young). However, "Sor-Spi" does not have opposite meanings, making it the incorrect option.

The word "Keç-Keçel" is not a correct derivation because it does not follow the pattern of the other words. The correct pattern for word derivations is to add the suffix "-el" to the base word, as seen in the other options: Xew-Xewn, xwé-xwédan, and Guh-Guhar. Therefore, "Keç-Keçel" is the incorrect word in this list.

The correct answer is "Hespén bavémın." This option correctly translates the phrase "Babamın atları" into Kurdish. The phrase means "My father's horses" in English.

Mirzé Mıhemed is the correct answer because he is described as the unbeatable hero in Kurdish folk tales. The question asks for the name of the unbeatable hero in Kurdish folk tales, and Mirzé Mıhemed fits this description.

The given question asks for the Kurdish name for the fruit "Erik." Among the options provided, "Şılor" is the correct answer.

The correct answer is "Sözüm ona". This is because "Kennehu" is a misspelling of the phrase "Sözüm ona" in Turkish, which means "supposedly" or "allegedly" in English. The other options do not have the same meaning as "Sözüm ona" and therefore are not the correct translations of "Kennehu".

The correct answer is "Çılek". The word "Çılek" in Turkish means "Pisboğaz" which translates to "sly" or "trickster" in English.

The given words are formed by adding the suffix "wan" to the base words. However, the word "pézwan" does not follow this pattern as there is no base word "péz" in Turkish.

The word "Ağa" is not Kurdish because it is a Turkish word meaning "master" or "lord". The other three words "Herkes", "Çarşem", and "Herdem" are Kurdish words.

The incorrect word in the sentence is "Bızıné." The correct form should be "Bıziné."