Understanding Tanween and Robot Enrollment

The video tutorial introduces a robot named Hadeed applying for school enrollment. The teacher learns that Hadeed is from a factory called Tanween, which is named after a linguistic concept involving a silent 'n' sound at the end of words. The video explains the three types of tanween: fath, damm, and kasr, with examples. The teacher humorously accepts the robot into the school, marking the first time a robot is enrolled. The video concludes with a brief explanation of how tanween sounds are pronounced but not written.

What was the initial confusion about the robot named Hadeed?

• Its name was too long.

• It had no last name.

• It was not a human.

• It was too expensive.

What is the significance of the name 'Tanween' for the robot's factory?

• It is a city in Arabia.

• It is a famous scientist's name.

• It is a type of metal.

• It refers to a grammatical concept.

What was the unique feature of the robot Hadeed?

• It was the first robot in the school.

• It was named after a grammatical concept.

• It had no owner.

• It could fly.

Which of the following is NOT a type of Tanween?

• Tanween Al-Fath

• Tanween Al-Damm

• Tanween Al-Kasr

• Tanween Al-Sukun

What does Tanween Al-Fath indicate in a word?

• A silent letter at the beginning.

• A double vowel sound at the end.

• A double consonant in the middle.

• A vowel sound at the start.

What is the purpose of Tanween in Arabic grammar?

• To show possession.

• To denote indefiniteness.

• To add emphasis.

• To indicate a question.

How did the teacher react to the robot's knowledge of Tanween?

• She was impressed.

• She was confused.

• She was disappointed.

• She was indifferent.

What was the teacher's final decision regarding the robot's enrollment?

• She asked for more information.

• She accepted it.

• She postponed the decision.

• She rejected it.

What humorous request did the teacher make at the end?

• To accept her friends.

• To accept more robots.

• To accept her pets.

• To accept aliens.

What is the sound associated with Tanween?

• A soft 's'

• A silent 'n'

• A silent 'm'

• A loud 'r'