WorksheetsUAE SOCIAL STUDIES 3Q3
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 58mins
Was one of the oldest professions known by the people of the United Arab Emirates. It was the primary source of income for the people before the discovery of the oil.
(a)
He is the master of the ship and the
one who commands and prohibits. He is
characterized by a strong character
Commander of the ship
Nokhita
Seeb
Pearl Diver
He is also aware of the tools found on
the ship and how they are used and the one who is responsible for selling pearls.
Nokhita
Seeb
Al Nahham
Tawash
Pearl Diver
He is the one who dives to the bottom
of the sea to collect oysters for pearls.
His job is the most difficult and
dangerous one on the ship.
Nokhita
Seeb
Al Nahham
Tawash
Pearl Diver
His main task is to lower down and pull
up the diver from the bottom of the
sea, and cut open the oysters to get the
pearls.
Nokhita
Seeb
Al Nahham
Tawash
Pearl Diver
A man of soprano voice who sings to
entertain the sailor.
Nokhita
Seeb
Al Nahham
Tawash
Pearl Diver
Voice of Al Nahham
(a)
The man who buys pearls and sells them
to the market.
Nokhita
Seeb
Al Nahham
Tawash
Pearl Diver
begin nearly one month before the trip. The “Nokhitha” and his friends are given some money to arrange for the needs of their families.
Preparing for the journey
Farewell
Diving/Sailing
Return
When the hour comes to leave all the people young and old go out to say goodbye to divers, and pray for their safe return.
Preparing for the journey
Farewell
Diving/Sailing
Return
It is the longest and most dangerous phase. All take part to complete the mission successfully and minimize the dangers they could face.
Preparing for the journey
Farewell
Diving/Sailing
Return
The days and months pass, the ship
returns, and everyone comes out to greet them happily congratulating on return safely.
Preparing for the journey
Farewell
Diving/Sailing
Return
It is clip worn on the nose when the diver descends in order to prevent entry of sea water.
Alfitam
Aldeyean
Alshamshool
A basket made of cotton yarn for the collection of shellfish.
Alfitam
Aldeyean
Alshamshool
black dress worn by the diver when getting into the sea.
Alfitam
Aldeyean
Alshamshool
The meal that person eats before dawn to get ready for fasting.
(a)
The meal that a fasting person takes just after Al- Maghrib call for prayers.
(a)
A prayer performed after Al-Isha’ prayers.
(a)
The month of Ramadan is the month in which the (a) was revealed.
TRUE or FALSE
The Emirati family celebrate it by spending nights in worship.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Ramadan brings about dear memories for all Muslims, men and women as they are used to fast its days and pray all through its nights.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Ramadan brings about dear memories for all Muslims, men and women as they are used to pray its days and fast all through its nights.
TRUE
FALSE
The manifestations of the holy month used to begin by investigating the appearance of the new moon on the ____ by the naked eye from the roofs of houses and mosques.
27th of the month of Sha’ban
28th of the month of Sha’ban
29th of the month of Sha’ban
30th of the month of Sha’ban
TRUE or FALSE
If two people saw the crescent, then the next day will be the first of Ramadan and joy will prevail.
TRUE
FALSE
As soon as people spot the crescent of the holy month of Ramadan, they perform the (a) prayers after Al-Isha’ prayers. They are also keen on the Suhoor meal to get ready for fasting the next day.
As soon as people spot the (a) of the holy month of Ramadan, they perform the Taraweeh prayers after Al-Isha’ prayers. They are also keen on the Suhoor meal to get ready for fasting the next day.
TRUE or FALSE
Emirati families are still keen on sitting around (Alfoalah) after the Taraweeh prayers, a great opportunity to meet and talk to each other.
TRUE
FALSE
Sitting around of Emirati families after the Taraweeh prayers, a great opportunity to meet and talk to each other.
Alfoalah
Sha'ban
Iftar
Most common desserts of Ramadan in UAE
Al Hares
Al Thareed
Luqaimat
Al Farni
Alsago
TRUE or FALSE
The features of joy on the Eid day are rooted traditions practiced by adults and children of the UAE family.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
The most important concern for Emirati people is the Eid prayer early in the morning, as well as the giving of the Eidiyah (money) to children and visiting family and friends.
TRUE
FALSE
Money given to children during celebration of EID
Eidiyah
Suhoor
Shawwal
TRUE or FALSE
Eid is a source of joy for children. They go to visit their relatives to take the Eidiyah wearing new clothes bought especially for the Eid.
TRUE
FALSE
Mothers are keen on colouring their daughters' hands with (a)
TRUE or FALSE
Mothers mostly accompany their children when visiting their relatives on the Eid day so that children take it as a habit to strengthen kinship relations.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Manifestations of the Holy month used to begin by investigating the appearance of the new moon.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Holy Quran is not revealed during month of Ramadan.
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
The ART OF YOULA is of great interest to young people and children in particular.
TRUE
FALSE
The ART OF YOULA is performed using a ____ or a ____.
weapon
baton
gun
ribbon
scarf
TRUE or FALSE
The ART OF YOULA requires skills and high fitness.
TRUE
FALSE
The Youla in Emirati dialect means (a) .
TRUE or FALSE
The ART OF YOULA round the cavalier takes a round with his weapon in the field showing his skills in handling the weapon harmonizing with the tune of popular songs.
TRUE
FALSE
YOULA is a performance performed individually or in pairs or in groups of (a) .
The ART OF YOULA is performed using a BATON or a WEAPON called ____.
tafaq
scarf
gun
ribbon
In YOULA, the cavalier or _____ casts
the weapon high up in the air
and catches it again without
letting it drop in the ground.
tafaq
scarf
gun
ribbon
yaweel
They are the ones who perform the movements of the Youla.
tafaq
Arab dancers
Youla clan
Dance troupe
ALYAWEELAH (cavaliers)
TRUE or FALSE
The weapon Youla includes: the movement of the weapon, and Ghaliy Al-Silah (throwing it upward then getting it in the same place).
TRUE
FALSE
LABEL - which continent is no. 1?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 2?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 3?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 4?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 5?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 6?
(a)
LABEL - which continent is no. 7?
(a)
Which OCEAN?
Letter A
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ARCTIC OCEAN
INDIAN OCEAN
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Which OCEAN?
Letter B
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ARCTIC OCEAN
INDIAN OCEAN
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Which OCEAN?
Letter C
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ARCTIC OCEAN
INDIAN OCEAN
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Which OCEAN?
Letter D
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ARCTIC OCEAN
INDIAN OCEAN
SOUTHERN OCEAN
Which OCEAN?
Letter E
PACIFIC OCEAN
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ARCTIC OCEAN
INDIAN OCEAN
SOUTHERN OCEAN
large bodies of land that can contain many different countries as a group
(a)
the world’s largest and most diverse continent.
(a)
ASIA
Population: more than (a) billion, yes that’s billion!
ASIA
Countries: (a)
ASIA
Highest Peak: (a) , on the border of Nepal and China, ises 8848 meters (29,029 feet) above sea level. This really is the tippy top of the world.
ASIA
Largest Lake: _____
Caspian Sea
Casper Sea
Crustacean Sea
ASIA
Longest River: ____ or ____ . At 3,964 miles (6,380 kilometers) long it’s the third longest in the world.
Yangtze
Chang Jiang
Chiuaua
Caspian
ASIA
Smallest Country (by land area and population): the (a) , a country made up of 26 atoll islands found in the Indian Ocean.
ASIA
Biggest Country (by land area): the ______
Russian Federation
China
Maldives
UAE
ASIA
Biggest Nation (by population): ____
Russian Federation
China
Maldives
UAE
the second largest continent, covering about one-fifth of the total land surface of Earth.
(a)
is the 3rd largest continent and it is made up of 23 countries.
(a)
consists of three large nations and one large island territory that covers most of its area. They are Canada, the United States of America (USA), Mexico and
Greenland.
(a)
fourth largest of the world’s continents. It is the southern portion of the landmass generally referred to as the New World, the Western Hemisphere, or simply the Americas.
(a)
The continent is compact and roughly triangular in shape, being broad in the north and tapering to a point—Cape Horn, Chile—in the south.
(a)
fifth in size among the world’s continents. Its landmass is almost wholly covered by a vast ice sheet.
(a)
Often described as a continent of superlatives, it is the world’s southernmost continent. It is also the world’s highest, driest, windiest, coldest, and iciest continent.
(a)
second smallest of the world’s continents, composed of the westward-projecting peninsulas of Eurasia (the great landmass that it shares with Asia) and occupying nearly one-fifteenth of the world’s total land area.
(a)
the smallest continent and one of the largest countries on Earth, lying between the Pacific and Indian oceans in the Southern Hemisphere.
(a)
capital is Canberra, located in the southeast between the larger and more important economic and cultural centers of Sydney and Melbourne.
(a)
