What is the Arabic word for “book”?
a) كتاب (kitab)
b) قلم (qalam)
c) باب (bab)
d) مكتبة (maktaba)
Answer: a) كتاب (kitab)
What is the plural form of “كتاب” (kitab) in Arabic?
a) كتب (kutub)
b) كتبة (kutuba)
c) كتبين (kutubin)
d) كتباء (kutuba’)
Answer: a) كتب (kutub)
Which of the following is NOT a letter in the Arabic alphabet?
a) ج (jeem)
b) ف (fa)
c) ى (ya)
d) ه (ha)
Answer: c) ى (ya)
What is the Arabic word for “tree”?
a) بحر (bahr)
b) سماء (sama’)
c) شجرة (shajarah)
d) جبل (jabal)
Answer: c) شجرة (shajarah)
Which Arabic letter has a sound similar to the English “th” in “that”?
a) ث (tha)
b) ذ (dha)
c) ص (sa)
d) ض (da)
Answer: b) ذ (dha)
What is the Arabic word for “day”?
a) ليلة (laylah)
b) يوم (yawm)
c) شهر (shahr)
d) ساعة (sa’ah)
Answer: b) يوم (yawm)
What is the plural form of “قلم” (qalam) in Arabic?
a) قلوم (quloom)
b) قلمون (qalmoon)
c) أقلام (aqlam)
d) قليم (qalim)
Answer: c) أقلام (aqlam)
Which of the following is a correct Arabic sentence meaning “I am studying Arabic”?
a) أدرس اللغة العربية (Adrusu al-lughah al-‘arabiyyah)
b) أنا يدرس العربية (Ana yadrusu al-‘arabiyyah)
c) تدرس العربية (Tadrusu al-‘arabiyyah)
d) أنا يدرس العربية (Ana tadrisu al-‘arabiyyah)
Answer: a) أدرس اللغة العربية (Adrusu al-lughah al-‘arabiyyah)
What is the Arabic word for “thank you”?
a) صباح الخير (sabah al-khair)
b) شكراً (shukran)
c) مساء الخير (masa’ al-khair)
d) مرحباً (marhaban)
Answer: b) شكراً (shukran)
Which Arabic letter is pronounced as a glottal stop, similar to the sound in “uh-oh”?
a) ء (hamzah)
b) ع (ayn)
c) ح (ha)
d) خ (kha)
Answer: a) ء (hamzah)
What is the Arabic word for “water”?
a) نار (nar)
b) هواء (hawa’)
c) ماء (ma’)
d) ثلج (thalj)
Answer: c) ماء (ma’)
What is the Arabic term for the call to prayer?
a) تلاوة (tilawah)
b) أذان (adhan)
c) صلاة (salah)
d) زكاة (zakat)
Answer: b) أذان (adhan)
What is the plural form of “درس” (dars) in Arabic?
a) درسات (durasat)
b) دروس (durus)
c) دارسين (daraseen)
d) دراسة (dirasah)
Answer: b) دروس (durus)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “s” sound?
a) س (seen)
b) ص (sad)
c) ز (zay)
d) سين (sin)
Answer: a) س (seen)
What is the Arabic word for “food”?
a) حلوى (halawa)
b) طعام (ta’am)
c) كتاب (kitab)
d) ثلج (thalj)
Answer: b) طعام (ta’am)
Which Arabic letter has a similar sound to the English “k”?
a) ك (kaf)
b) خ (kha)
c) ج (jeem)
d) غ (ghayn)
Answer: a) ك (kaf)
What is the Arabic word for “home” or “house”?
a) مدرسة (madrasah)
b) بيت (bayt)
c) مكتب (maktab)
d) سوق (souq)
Answer: b) بيت (bayt)
What is the plural form of “كلمة” (kalimah) in Arabic?
a) كلمات (kalimat)
b) كلامات (kalamat)
c) كليمات (kaleemat)
d) كلام (kalam)
Answer: a) كلمات (kalimat)
What is the Arabic word for “teacher”?
a) طالب (taleb)
b) دكتور (doktor)
c) أستاذ (ustadh)
d) طبيب (tabib)
Answer: c) أستاذ (ustadh)
Which Arabic letter is pronounced as a “sh” sound, similar to the English “sh” in “shoe”?
a) س (seen)
b) ش (sheen)
c) ص (sad)
d) ض (dad)
Answer: b) ش (sheen)
What is the Arabic word for “friend”?
a) صديق (sadeeq)
b) عائلة (a’ila)
c) غرفة (ghurfa)
d) شكراً (shukran)
Answer: a) صديق (sadeeq)
Which Arabic letter has a similar sound to the English “h” in “house”?
a) ه (ha)
b) ح (ha’)
c) خ (kha)
d) ء (hamzah)
Answer: a) ه (ha)
What is the Arabic word for “family”?
a) صديق (sadeeq)
b) عائلة (a’ila)
c) مدينة (madinah)
d) بلد (balad)
Answer: b) عائلة (a’ila)
What is the Arabic term for “good morning”?
a) مرحباً (marhaban)
b) صباح النور (sabah al-nur)
c) صباح الخير (sabah al-khair)
d) مساء الخير (masa’ al-khair)
Answer: c) صباح الخير (sabah al-khair)
Which Arabic letter has a similar sound to the English “m”?
a) م (meem)
b) ن (noon)
c) ل (lam)
d) ك (kaf)
**Answer: a) م
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What is the Arabic word for “love”?
a) حب (hubb)
b) حياة (hayat)
c) حرية (hurriyah)
d) حسن (hasan)
Answer: a) حب (hubb)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “b” sound?
a) ب (ba)
b) ت (ta)
c) ث (tha)
d) د (da)
Answer: a) ب (ba)
What is the Arabic word for “time”?
a) وقت (waqt)
b) زمان (zaman)
c) دقيقة (daqiqah)
d) سنة (sannah)
Answer: a) وقت (waqt)
Which Arabic letter is pronounced as a “t” sound, similar to the English “t”?
a) ت (ta)
b) ث (tha)
c) د (da)
d) ذ (dha)
Answer: a) ت (ta)
What is the Arabic word for “father”?
a) أم (umm)
b) والد (walid)
c) أخ (akh)
d) أب (ab)
Answer: d) أب (ab)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “p” sound?
a) ف (fa)
b) ب (ba)
c) غ (ghayn)
d) ك (kaf)
Answer: b) ب (ba)
What is the Arabic word for “mother”?
a) أب (ab)
b) أم (umm)
c) أخ (akh)
d) أخت (ukht)
Answer: b) أم (umm)
Which Arabic letter is pronounced as a “d” sound, similar to the English “d”?
a) د (da)
b) ض (dad)
c) ط (ta)
d) ذ (dha)
Answer: a) د (da)
What is the Arabic word for “student”?
a) طالب (taleb)
b) معلم (mu’allim)
c) دكتور (doktor)
d) طبيب (tabib)
Answer: a) طالب (taleb)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “f” sound?
a) ف (fa)
b) ق (qaf)
c) غ (ghayn)
d) ك (kaf)
Answer: a) ف (fa)
What is the Arabic word for “school”?
a) كتاب (kitab)
b) بيت (bayt)
c) مدرسة (madrasah)
d) مكتب (maktab)
Answer: c) مدرسة (madrasah)
Which Arabic letter is pronounced as a “z” sound, similar to the English “z”?
a) ز (zay)
b) ص (sa)
c) س (seen)
d) ش (sheen)
Answer: a) ز (zay)
What is the Arabic word for “to eat”?
a) نام (nam)
b) شرب (sharib)
c) أكل (akal)
d) كتب (katab)
Answer: c) أكل (akal)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “r” sound?
a) ر (ra)
b) ز (zay)
c) ش (sheen)
d) ف (fa)
Answer: a) ر (ra)
What is the Arabic word for “to drink”?
a) نام (nam)
b) شرب (sharib)
c) أكل (akal)
d) كتب (katab)
Answer: b) شرب (sharib)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “l” sound?
a) ل (lam)
b) م (meem)
c) ن (noon)
d) ك (kaf)
Answer: a) ل (lam)
What is the Arabic word for “to sleep”?
a) نام (nam)
b) قام (qam)
c) أكل (akal)
d) شرب (sharib)
Answer: a) نام (nam)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “w” sound?
a) و (waw)
b) ي (ya)
c) ز (zay)
d) ه (ha)
Answer: a) و (waw)
What is the Arabic word for “to write”?
a) نظر (nathar)
b) قرأ (qara’a)
c) كتب (katab)
d) دخل (dakhal)
Answer: c) كتب (katab)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “y” sound?
a) ي (ya)
b) و (waw)
c) ه (ha)
d) ز (zay)
Answer: a) ي (ya)
What is the Arabic word for “to read”?
a) نظر (nathar)
b) قرأ (qara’a)
c) كتب (katab)
d) دخل (dakhal)
Answer: b) قرأ (qara’a)Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “n” sound?
a) ن (noon)
b) م (meem)
c) ل (lam)
d) ك (kaf)
Answer: a) ن (noon)
What is the Arabic word for “to listen”?
a) نظر (nathar)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) كتب (katab)
d) قرأ (qara’a)
Answer: b) استمع (istama’)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “h” sound, but pronounced from the throat?
a) ه (ha)
b) خ (kha)
c) ح (ha’)
d) ع (ayn)
Answer: c) ح (ha’)
What is the Arabic word for “to speak” or “to talk”?
a) نظر (nathar)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) تكلم (takallam)
d) قرأ (qara’a)
Answer: c) تكلم (takallam)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “kh” sound, as in “loch”?
a) ه (ha)
b) خ (kha)
c) ح (ha’)
d) ع (ayn)
Answer: b) خ (kha)
What is the Arabic word for “to understand”?
a) فهم (faham)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) تكلم (takallam)
d) ذهب (dhahab)
Answer: a) فهم (faham)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “gh” sound, as in “ghost”?
a) غ (ghayn)
b) خ (kha)
c) ق (qaf)
d) ض (dad)
Answer: a) غ (ghayn)
What is the Arabic word for “to learn”?
a) تعلم (ta’alam)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) تكلم (takallam)
d) قرأ (qara’a)
Answer: a) تعلم (ta’alam)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “sh” sound, as in “shoe”?
a) ش (sheen)
b) س (seen)
c) ص (sad)
d) ض (dad)
Answer: a) ش (sheen)
What is the Arabic word for “to teach”?
a) تعليم (ta’leem)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) تكلم (takallam)
d) ذهب (dhahab)
Answer: a) تعليم (ta’leem)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “th” sound, as in “that”?
a) ذ (dha)
b) ت (ta)
c) ث (tha)
d) د (da)
Answer: c) ث (tha)
What is the Arabic word for “to write”?
a) نظر (nathar)
b) استمع (istama’)
c) كتب (katab)
d) قرأ (qara’a)
Answer: c) كتب (katab)
Which Arabic letter is equivalent to the English “dh” sound, as in “this”?
a) ذ (dha)
b) ث (tha)
c) د (da)
d) ض (dad)
Answer: a) ذ (dha)