Egypt & Geography
2. The Arab World
3. Food & Traditions
4. School Life
Egyptian Holidays.
100

Which country is the main topic of the presentation?

Egypt

100

How many countries make up the Arab world?

22

100

What tradition brings families together around food?

 Sharing family meals

100

According to the presentation, what time do students enter their classrooms?

8 am

100

During which holy month do Muslims fast from dawn to sunset?

Ramadan

200

Egypt is in the northeast of which continent?

Africa

200

Which language connects Arab countries?

Arabic

200

What is the Egyptian dish that has rice, pasta, lentils, humus and Sauce

Koshary

200

What do students listen to before saluting the flag?

The Egyptian national anthem

200

Which holiday celebrates the end of Ramadan?

Eid El Fitr

300

What language is spoken in Egypt?

Arabic

300

Name one drink traditionally offered to welcome guests.

Tea or coffee

300

Which stuffed vegetable dish appears in the presentation?

Mahshi, or stuffed cabbage

300

How many years does the primary stage last in the presentation?

6 years

300

What event do Christians celebrate at Christmas?

The birth of Jesus Christ

400

The Arab world stretches across which two continents?

Africa & Asia

400

Which two celebrations appear on the Arab traditions slide?

Ramadan & Eid

400

what is Molokhia? 

A green soup

400

Name two types of schools listed in the presentation.

public, distinguished language, private, language private, international

400

Which Egyptian spring holiday includes coloring eggs and enjoying picnics?

Sham El-Nesim

500

Which two religions are listed in the presentation?

Islam & christianity

500

Do all Arab countries have exactly the same customs?

No. Each country has its own traditions, foods, and customs.

500

Name two Arab traditionsal celebrations?

Ramadan & Eid

500

Put these stages in order: secondary, kindergarten, preparatory, primary.

 Kindergarten, primary, preparatory, secondary

500

Name two ways Muslims celebrate Eid in Egyp

special prayers, visiting family, sharing meals, giving children money or gifts, helping people in need