Ali's family settled in Arab Al-Sama'na, and his father sent him to Sheikh Abu Khadr's school to memorize the Quran. Despite completing the memorization, Ali refused to return for revision, prompting his father to take over his education. Ali forgot what he learned due to his father's distractions. When his father tried to send him back to Sheikh Abu Khadr, Ali refused. He then tried working with a writer but was mistreated and left. The family was puzzled by Ali's rejection of traditional learning paths. Finally, Ali agreed to try working with a land surveyor.

What was the initial step Ali's father took to educate him?

• Hired a private tutor

• Sent him to Sheikh Ahmed Abu Khidr's school

• Sent him to a public school

• Taught him at home

Why did Ali refuse to return to Sheikh Abu Khidr's school?

• He moved to another village

• He had completed his studies

• He wanted to learn a different subject

• He disliked the teacher's strictness

What was the outcome of Ali's experience with the writer?

• He was treated poorly and learned nothing

• He became a successful writer

• He enjoyed the experience and stayed

• He decided to become a teacher

How did Ali's family react to his educational choices?

• They supported him fully

• They were confused by his reluctance

• They forced him to return to school

• They ignored his decisions

What new opportunity did Ali agree to try?

• Starting his own business

• Becoming a school teacher

• Working with a land surveyor

• Joining a religious school