Level 2; Unit 5 My Neighbor's Home
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Which sentence goes with the picture?
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الثلاجة ثقيلة
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الغسالة خفيفة
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الستارة طويلة
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الساعة قديمة
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Which sentence goes with the picture?
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الأريكة على العمارة
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الأريكة على المكتب
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الأريكة في غرفة النوم
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الأريكة في غرفة الجلوس
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A. الأريكة في غرفة الجلوس -
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Which sentence describes the picture?
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الهاتف على الطاولة
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الستارة على الطاولة
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الصحن على الطاولة
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السكين على الطاولة
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A. الصحن على الطاولةExplanation
The sentence "الصحن على الطاولة" translates to "The plate is on the table" which accurately describes the picture.Rate this question:
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Our Prophet (sallallahu alyhi wa sallam) said:Wallahi he doesn't beleive, Wallahi he doesn't believe, Wallahi he doesn't believe! It was asked, "Who? oh Messenger of Allah?"The one whose neighbors are not safe from __________________
Correct Answer
his harms
his harm
his hurtExplanation
The correct answer is "his harms, his harm, his hurt." The Prophet (sallallahu alyhi wa sallam) emphasized three times that someone does not believe. When asked who, he responded with "The one whose neighbors are not safe from his harms, his harm, his hurt." This implies that someone who causes harm or hurt to their neighbors is not a true believer.Rate this question:
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Which sentence describes the picture?
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السجادة قصيرة
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الساعة قصيرة
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السيارة قصيرة
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الستارة قصيرة
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A. الستارة قصيرةExplanation
The correct answer is "الستارة قصيرة" which translates to "The curtain is short." This sentence accurately describes the picture by stating that the curtain in the picture is short.Rate this question:
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Which one in NOT a question for this picture?
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ما ذلك؟
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ما تلك؟
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ما هذه؟
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أ هذه ساعة؟
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A. ما ذلك؟Explanation
The correct answer is "ما ذلك؟" because it translates to "What is that?" in English. The other options ask about different objects or use different pronouns, so they are not the correct question for the given picture.Rate this question:
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Which one means "look at the neighbors before the house" as in the Arabic proverb?
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الجار في البيت
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الجارة جميلة
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أحِبُ الجار
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الجار قبل الدار
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A. الجار قبل الدارExplanation
The correct answer is "الجار قبل الدار". This phrase translates to "the neighbor before the house" in English. This Arabic proverb emphasizes the importance of maintaining good relationships with neighbors and prioritizing their well-being over personal interests. It suggests that one should consider the welfare and harmony of the community before focusing on individual needs.Rate this question:
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Choose the answer to this question:مَن أنتِ؟
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أنا من باكستان
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أنا جارتك من الدور الثالث
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أنا في المطبخ
Correct Answer
A. أنا جارتك من الدور الثالثExplanation
The correct answer is "أنا جارتك من الدور الثالث" which means "I am your neighbor from the third floor." This answer provides information about the speaker's identity and their relation to the person asking the question.Rate this question:
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