UAE SST Revision

_________were a British protectorate which existed in the 18th and 19th century before becoming a Nation called United Arab Emirate.

• Trucial states

• Camels

• Falaj

One type of oral Poetry is

• Falconry

• 1787

• Nebati Poetry

Trucial Oman scouts were had___________ by the year 1956.

____________ is a type of salted and spiced fish.

• Gargour

• Maleh

• Al Salia

___________is the study of people living in the past by examining objects they left behind.

• Archaeologist

• Ahmad Ibn Majid.

• Archaeology

___________ wanted to find treasure, especially gold.

• Portugal

• France

• Spain

Q1.How did the farmers from the trucial state irrigate their crops?

• Farmers were able to irrigate their crops with the use of Falaj, a system involving the digging of underground water and linking it to a channel into the farmlands.

• The Gulf Aviation airline was used in the trucial states.

• Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, Ajman and Umm Al-Quwain.

Q2. How did poetry in the Trucial States time helped the people?

• Nebati Poetry

• Poetry in the Trucial States time was a way to relax, reflect identity, inspire and motivate the

  people.

• Falconry

Q3. Where did the fisherman sleep?

• Obaid like to go to his grandfather’s house every Friday to listen stories related to sea.

• The diving season is limited because the water remains cold in other months.

• Usually they don’t had any proper place to sleep so they slept in deck of the ship.

Q4. Why were pearls a main product for trade?

• Pearls was a main product of trade because it was a locally produced good and goods produced locally were sold to buy products that could not be produced in the Coast.

• It was called Coast of Oman

• Saruq Al Hadid Site was discovered by HH sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum in 2002 while he was flying across the Rub Al-Khali desert in a Chartered helicopter.