Quiz—28
Arabic prepositions with pronouns (The 14 Attached Pronouns with Two-letter Prepositions)

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Section 1: Vocabulary Matching

Match the Arabic prepositions with their English meanings:

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Section 2: Gap-Filling (Cloze Test)

Fill in the blanks:

1. Two-letter prepositions consist of ___ letters.

2. The preposition عَنْ means ___.

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Section 3: Sentence Completion

Complete the sentence:

Prepositions in Arabic are used to show the relationship between ___ in a sentence.

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Section 4: Multiple Choice (Grammar)

1. What does the preposition فِي mean?
   a) From
   b) In / At
   c) About

2. What is the correct attached pronoun for “me” with the preposition مِنْ?
   a) مني
   b) منكَ
   c) منه

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Section 5: True/False (Language Rules)

1. Arabic prepositions always match exactly with English meanings. (True/False)

2. The preposition مِنْ can mean “from” in English. (True/False)

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Section 6: Word Order (Sentence Rearrangement)

Arrange the words correctly:

(المدينة – من – جئتُ)

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Section 7: Translation (Single Words)

Translate into English:

1. منه

2. منها

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Section 8: Synonyms and Antonyms

Choose the antonym of “مِنْ” (from):

a) إلى
b) عن
c) في

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Section 9: Contextual Usage

Choose the correct usage:

a) خرجتُ من البيت
b) كتبتُ عنك
c) كلاهما صحيح

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Section 10: Word Classification

Classify the following as Preposition or Pronoun:

• مِنْ

• مني

• فِي

• عنكم

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Section 11: Idioms and Phrases

Which phrase uses a two-letter preposition correctly?

a) عن المدرسة
b) في المدرسة
c) كلاهما صحيح

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Section 12: Spelling Check

Which spelling is correct?

a) منكُما
b) مِنكما
c) مِنكماَ

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Section 13: Matching Sentence Structures

Match the form with its meaning:

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Section 14: Sentence Translation

Translate into Arabic:

“I came from him.”

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Section 15: Verb Tense Identification

Identify the tense:

خرجتُ من البيت ➔ __________

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Section 16: Subject-Verb Agreement

Choose the correct match:

(منكِ ___.)

a) أنتِ
b) أنتَ
c) أنتنّ

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Section 17: Cultural Context Questions

Arabic prepositions are:

a) Used rarely in Arabic
b) Essential in forming phrases and directions
c) Always placed after the noun

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Section 18: Error Spotting

Find and correct the mistake:

(ذهبتُ عن المدرسة)

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Section 19: Homophones and Homonyms

Which two attached pronouns sound similar?

a) منكِ and منه
b) عنك and عنكِ

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Section 20: Punctuation Correction

Correct the punctuation:

جئتُ منكَ

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Section 21: Fill-in-the-Blank (Prepositions, Articles, etc.)

Fill in the blank:

ذهبتُ ___ البيت قبل المغرب.

a) عن
b) مِنْ
c) فِي

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Section 22: Pronoun Usage

Which attached pronoun would you use for “them (feminine)” with مِنْ?

a) منهنَّ
b) منه
c) منهُما

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Section 23: Writing a Short Answer

Write a short Arabic sentence showing: “She came from them (masculine).”