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How many types of sentences are there in Arabic?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What are the two main parts of a Nominal Sentence in Arabic?

• Verb and Subject

• Subject and Predicate

• Noun and Verb

• Object and Predicate

In a Nominal Sentence, what does the Subject (مبتدأ) refer to?

• The action being performed

• The noun, pronoun, or noun phrase about which something is said

• The information delivered about the predicate

• The object of the verb

What kind of agreement should exist between the subject and the predicate in a Nominal Sentence?

• Only in number

• Only in gender

• In number and gender

• No agreement is required

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In an Arabic nominal sentence, what are the two main components?

• Subject and Object

• Verb and Subject

• Subject and Predicate

• Verb and Object

What characterizes a verbal sentence in Arabic?

• It starts with a noun

• It starts with a verb

• It always has three parts

• It describes a state of being

In an Arabic verbal sentence, what is the grammatical case of the subject (Fa'il)?

• Accusative case

• Genitive case

• Nominative case

• Dative case

What is the difference between a transitive verb (الفعل المتعدي) and an intransitive verb (الفعل اللازم) in Arabic?

• Transitive verbs are always in the past tense, while intransitive verbs are in the present tense

• Transitive verbs require an object, while intransitive verbs do not

• Intransitive verbs describe actions, while transitive verbs describe states

• Transitive verbs are always feminine, while intransitive verbs are masculine