Discover Emirati Folklores and Proverbs
Authored by SALAMA EBRAHIM ABDULRAHMAN AL-GERAFI
English
9th - 12th Grade
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What does the proverb “If time passes, raising your voice will not help” mean?
a) Speak before it’s too late.
b) Shouting makes you stronger.
c) Complaining won’t fix missed chances.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What does “A brother is better than a mother’s child” mean?
a) Brothers are very special.
b) Friends can be like family.
c) Moms love all their kids equally.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is the story of “Al Sebaa’wa” meant to do?
a) Help kids play outside at night.
b) Warn kids to stay home at night.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Why are Emirati proverbs and stories important?
a) They are fun to tell
b) They teach wisdom and keep traditions alive.
c) They help us forget the past.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is “Um Al Sebaian”?
a) A kind old woman.
b) A creature that scares kids
c) A helpful animal.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What does the proverb “You won’t know its value until you try something else” mean?
a) You’ll always like new things better
b) You understand something’s worth after comparing it.
c) It’s good to keep trying new things
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
What is “Bu Daryah” in Emirati folklore?
a) A friendly fisherman
b) A sea monster that grabs sailors.
c) A magical bird.
Answer explanation
Proverbs
1. “You won’t know its value until you try something else.”
Meaning: You don’t realize the worth of something until you compare it with another.
2. “Close the door that brings the wind and rest.”
Meaning: Avoid problems to maintain peace.
3. “A brother from another mother.”
Meaning: True friends can feel like family.
4. “If time passes, raising your voice will not help.”
Meaning: Complaining is pointless after missing an opportunity.
Folk Tales
1. Al Sebaa’wa:
A traditional story used to scare children from going out at night. It talks about a creature that appears in dark places to keep children safe indoors.
2. Um Al Duwais:
A famous character in Emirati folklore, often portrayed as a beautiful but dangerous jinni who punishes those who are lured by appearances.
Why are proverbs and stories important?
• They teach wisdom and lessons.
• They preserve traditions and customs.
• They remind us of our ancestors and their lives.
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