Qurandb Learning Arabic is the best way to understand the meanings of the Holy Quran. || FAQs ||Features ||MCQs | |TDB | |Arafat | |Tawaf | |Saee | |Umrah | |Quranic Dictionary | Nouns | Verbs | Particles I | Particle II | Pronouns | Prepositions | 1. What is the definition of a verb in Arabic grammar?
a. A word that denotes a person, place, thing, or idea
b. A word that denotes an action or state
c. A word that indicates the gender of a noun
Answer: b2. Which of the following is not a tense in Arabic verbs?
a. Past
b. Present
c. Future perfect
Answer: c3. What is the function of the root letters in Arabic verbs?
a. They indicate the tense of the verb
b. They indicate the meaning of the verb
c. They indicate the subject of the verb
Answer: b4. What is the past tense form of the Arabic verb "kataba" (to write)?
a. Yaktubu
b. Katabtu
c. Taktabu
Answer: a5. What is the present tense form of the Arabic verb "yaktubu" (he writes)?
a. Kataba
b. Katabat
c. Yaktub
Answer: a6. What is the difference between a transitive and intransitive verb in Arabic?
a. A transitive verb requires a direct object, while an intransitive verb does not
b. A transitive verb requires an indirect object, while an intransitive verb does not
c. There is no difference between them
Answer: a7. What is the function of the suffix "-a" in Arabic verbs?
a. It indicates the present tense of the verb
b. It indicates the past tense of the verb
c. It indicates the future tense of the verb
Answer: a8. Which of the following is a sound verb in Arabic?
a. Daraba (to hit)
b. Sharaiba (to drink)
c. Dhahaba (to go)
Answer: a9. What is the function of the preposition "fi" in Arabic verbs?
a. It indicates the tense of the verb
b. It indicates the subject of the verb
c. It indicates the location or time of the action
Answer: c10. What is the imperative form of the Arabic verb "qara'a" (to read)?
a. Taqra'u
b. Iqra'
c. Qara'at
Answer: b
