Arab American

Arab American

• A person of Arab descent living in the United States

• A person of American descent living in the Arab world

• A person who speaks both Arabic and English

• A person who practices both Islam and Christianity

Which of the following sentences uses 'Arab American' correctly?

• She is an Arab American who loves to cook traditional dishes.

• He is an Arab American, and he only speaks Arabic.

• They are Arab Americans, but they have never visited the Middle East.

• The Arab American culture is exactly the same as the Arab culture.

What is the primary language spoken by most Arab Americans?

• Arabic

• English

• French

• Spanish

Identify the correct sentence structure: 'Arab Americans have contributed significantly to American society.'

• Subject-Verb-Object

• Object-Verb-Subject

• Verb-Subject-Object

• Subject-Object-Verb

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'melting pot,' often associated with Arab American communities?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

Choose the correct vocabulary word: 'The Arab American community is known for its cultural ______.'

• diversity

• monotony

• uniformity

• sameness

What is the main theme of a story focusing on Arab American identity?

• Cultural integration

• Economic prosperity

• Technological advancement

• Political power

Which of the following is a common challenge faced by Arab Americans?

• Cultural assimilation

• Lack of education

• Political influence

• Technological access

In literature, what does the term 'diaspora' refer to, often used in the context of Arab Americans?

• A scattered population with a common origin

• A unified nation-state

• A political movement

• A religious sect

Which sentence correctly uses the term 'Arab American' in a historical context?

• Arab Americans have been part of the U.S. since the late 19th century.

• Arab Americans only arrived in the U.S. after 2000.

• Arab Americans have no historical presence in the U.S.

• Arab Americans are a recent phenomenon in American history.