Mastering Arabic Plurals: Masculine, Feminine, and Broken Forms

In Arabic, what is the term used for plural forms?

• Salim

• Munford

• Jammer

• Muthena

What is the rule for forming sound feminine plurals in Arabic?

• Add 'ya noon' to the end of the word

• Add 'tamar buta' to the end of the word

• Add 'alif ta' to the end of the word

• Add 'wow noon' to the end of the word

How do you pluralize the feminine noun 'muslima' (female Muslim) in Arabic?

• Muslimoon

• Muslimat

• Muslimin

• Muslim

In Arabic, do adjectives also take a plural form?

• No, only nouns take a plural form

• Yes, but only in masculine form

• Yes, both nouns and adjectives take a plural form

• No, adjectives remain singular

What is the rule for forming sound masculine plurals in Arabic?

• Add 'alif ta' to the end of the word

• Add 'tamar buta' to the end of the word

• Add 'wow noon' or 'ya noon' to the end of the word

• Add 'ya noon' to the beginning of the word

How do you pluralize the masculine noun 'muslim' (male Muslim) in Arabic?

• Muslimat

• Muslimoon

• Muslimin

• Muslim

What is a characteristic of broken plurals in Arabic?

• They are only used for masculine words

• They are only used for feminine words

• They follow a strict rule

• They do not follow any specific rules

Which of the following is an example of a broken plural pattern?

• Muslimin

• Talib to Tullab

• Muslimat

• Muslimoon

How many types of plurals are there in Arabic?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

Which type of plural is used for the word 'akalam' (pens)?

• Sound feminine plural

• Sound masculine plural

• Broken plural

• Dual form