امتحان الميد لمادة التربيـه الوطنيّه

The given statement states that national education is the upbringing of individuals through an organized approach that includes knowledge and values. The answer "نعم" (yes) suggests that the statement is true.

In the Sykes-Picot Agreement, Syria and Lebanon became areas of French influence, while Palestine, eastern Jordan, and Iraq became areas of British influence. This agreement was a secret agreement between France and Britain during World War I, where they planned to divide the Ottoman Empire's territories in the Middle East. The agreement aimed to establish spheres of influence for each country in the region. Therefore, the correct answer is "نعم" (Yes), as it accurately reflects the division of influence between France and Britain in the Sykes-Picot Agreement.

The given statement confirms that the first Jordanian martyr on Palestinian soil was Kaid Al-Maflah.

The correct answer is "جميع ما ذكر" because all of the mentioned conditions are requirements for national education. These conditions include organizing and creating mechanisms to adapt to societal changes, as well as having educational goals that serve the community.

On May 25, 1946, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan declared its complete independence. This marked the end of Jordan's status as a British protectorate and the establishment of a sovereign nation. The declaration of independence on this date signifies a significant milestone in Jordan's history as it gained full autonomy and the ability to govern itself without foreign control or influence.

The correct answer is "نعم" (Yes). This is because the sentence states that the Iraq-Iran war was declared due to Iranian intervention in Iraqi internal affairs. Therefore, the answer "نعم" (Yes) indicates agreement with this statement.

The statement "التقليل من إنشاء السدود ، هي احدى الاجراءات المتبعه لمواجهة أزمة المياه" translates to "Reducing the construction of dams is one of the measures taken to address the water crisis." The correct answer "لا" translates to "No." Therefore, the explanation is that reducing the construction of dams is not one of the measures taken to address the water crisis.

Before the year 1918, there were no political or geographical borders between the countries of the Levant, including Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Lebanon. This suggests that the statement "نعم" (Yes) is correct, as it aligns with the historical context provided.

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the Anglo-American committee recommended the entry of 100,000 Jewish immigrants into Palestine. This suggests that the committee believed that allowing Jewish immigrants into Palestine would be beneficial or necessary for some reason. However, without further context or information, it is not possible to determine the specific reasons or motivations behind this recommendation.

The correct answer is "نعم" (Yes). The main source of water feeding the Dead Sea is the Jordan River.

The correct answer is option 4, which states that the Arab League consists of all the mentioned entities: the Supreme Council, the Ministerial Council, and the General Secretariat. This means that the Arab League is composed of these three bodies, which work together to coordinate and implement policies and decisions among Arab countries.

The correct answer is option 2 because the question is asking about the battle in which the Arab Minister of War, Youssef Al-Azma, was martyred. The correct answer is "Battle of Maysalun."

Winston Churchill, who met Prince Abdullah bin Hussein in 1931 in Jerusalem, was the British Secretary of State for the Colonies.

The statement says that the House of Representatives was dissolved in August 2001 during the reign of King Abdullah II. The correct answer "نعم" (yes) confirms that this statement is true.

The correct answer is 2-مصر. The question is asking which country shares a maritime border with Jordan in the Gulf of Aqaba. The Gulf of Aqaba is located in the northeastern corner of the Red Sea, and it is bordered by Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Israel. However, the only country that shares a maritime border with Jordan in the Gulf of Aqaba is Egypt.

The correct answer is 4-جميع ما ذكر. This means that all the options mentioned in the question are recommendations made by the National Committee for Finding Means to Promote the Ideas behind the Jordan First Campaign. Therefore, the correct answer is that all of the mentioned options are part of the recommendations.

The correct answer is 1-1928. This is the correct answer because the National Pact of Jordan was issued in 1928.

The statement is not correct because democracy, in its true meaning, does not mean the monopoly of power in the hands of a certain sector of society. Democracy is a system of government in which power is vested in the people as a whole and is exercised through elected representatives. It is characterized by the principles of political equality, majority rule, protection of individual rights, and the rule of law.

The statement "The Arab Cooperation Council was established in 1989" is correct. This council was formed in 1989 as an intergovernmental organization with the aim of promoting cooperation and coordination among Arab countries in various fields such as economics, politics, and culture. It was created as a response to regional challenges and to strengthen Arab unity and solidarity.

The correct answer is "نعم" (Yes). The explanation for this answer is that the National Aid Fund was indeed established during the reign of King Hussein bin Talal to provide assistance to impoverished families.

The correct answer is 3-1+2. This answer suggests that one of the goals of breaking the link between the two banks is to highlight the Palestinian identity and enable the Palestinian organization to fulfill its responsibilities. This answer combines both options 1 and 2, indicating that they are both valid goals in breaking the link between the two banks.

The original idea of the Arab Cooperation Council was welcomed by Jordan and Iraq because it offered benefits to Egypt and Yemen.

The given question is asking whether the Jordanian government appointed Abdul Salam al-Majali as the head of the Jordanian side and Haidar Abdul Shafi as the head of the Palestinian side in the Madrid Peace Conference. The correct answer is "نعم" which means "yes". This implies that the Jordanian government did indeed appoint these individuals to lead their respective sides in the conference.

In 1991, the Arab Cooperation Council dissolved due to the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. This invasion led to tensions and conflicts among the member states, ultimately resulting in the dissolution of the council.

During World War I, the Ottoman Empire entered the war on the side of Germany and Austria-Hungary. This is because the Ottoman Empire had formed an alliance with Germany and Austria-Hungary known as the Central Powers. Together, they fought against the Allied Powers, which included countries like Britain, France, and Russia. Therefore, option 3, which states that the Ottoman Empire entered the war alongside Germany and Austria, is the correct answer.

The correct answer is "٤-جميع ما ذكر" (All of the above). This is because the question states that the first government in Jordan had several names, including "مجلس المشاورين" (Council of Advisers), "مجلس الوكلاء" (Council of Ministers), and "مجلس المستشارين" (Council of Counselors). Therefore, the correct answer is that all of these names were used for the first government in Jordan.

The correct answer is option 4, which states "all of the above". This means that all the decisions mentioned in the question were made by the National Conference in Bloudan in 1937. These decisions include rejecting the partition proposed by the British Peel Commission, demanding the cancellation of the mandate and the Balfour Declaration, and calling for the independence of Palestine.

The correct answer is option 3, which states that Jordan suffers from a severe shortage in suitable agricultural soil. This suggests that Jordan faces challenges in terms of having enough land with appropriate soil quality for agricultural activities. This shortage could potentially impact the country's ability to produce enough food and sustain its agricultural sector.

The correct answer is the sum of options 1 and 2. This is because the positives of the Jordanian-British treaty include the establishment of a constitutional law for the country and the provision of annual financial assistance from Britain to Jordan. Therefore, the correct answer is the sum of these two options, which is 4.

The correct answer is "لا" (No). This is because the statement says that the percentage of land suitable for agriculture does not exceed 10% even in the best conditions.

The correct answer is 1- 16/5/1916. This is the correct date for the signing of the Sykes-Picot Agreement, which was a secret agreement between the UK and France during World War I. The agreement defined their spheres of influence and control in the Middle East after the fall of the Ottoman Empire. It divided the region into areas of control for the two countries, disregarding the aspirations of the local Arab populations. The agreement was later exposed and criticized, contributing to the tensions and conflicts in the region.

The term "شعب" in Arabic refers to a nation or people. Therefore, it is correct to say that the term "شعب" is used to describe a national minority.

The correct answer is 2- الحُسين بن طلال. The city of Al Hussein Medical City was established during the reign of King Hussein bin Talal.

In the given question, it is asked in which year did Sharif Hussein bin Ali assume the emirate of Mecca. The correct answer is 3-1908. This means that in 1908, Sharif Hussein bin Ali became the ruler of Mecca.

The statement is incorrect. The first Jordanian government was formed in Amman on April 11, 1922.

The correct answer is ٤-(١+٢) because the question is asking about the areas included in the "Sahel Al-Suhool Al-Dakhiliyah" (Internal Plains) and it specifies that it includes the plains surrounding both Amman and Irbid (option ١) as well as the plains surrounding both Husban and Madaba (option ٢). Therefore, the correct answer is the combination of options ١ and ٢, which is ٤-(١+٢).

The passage states that King Abdullah II of Jordan ascended to the throne on 7/2/1999 and chose Prince Faisal bin Hussein as the Crown Prince. The correct answer is "no" because the statement is false.

The correct answer is 2-٧/٢/١٩٩٩. This is because it is the only date listed that falls within the range of possible dates for King Abdullah II to assume power in the kingdom.

The correct answer is 4- جميع ما ذكر. This answer states that all of the mentioned attempts have been made to unify two or more Arab countries since the establishment of the Arab League. This implies that attempts such as the Arab Union, the United Arab Republic, and the attempts to unite Libya, Egypt, and Syria have all been made in order to achieve Arab unity.

The correct answer is "لا شيء مما ذكر" because none of the universities mentioned (جامعة مؤته, جامعة اليرموك, الجامعه الهاشميه) is the first national university in the country.

The correct answer is "نعم" (Yes). The explanation for this answer is that the statement mentions that Jordan attended the Madrid Peace Conference and formed a joint Jordanian-Palestinian delegation led by Kamel Abu Jaber. Therefore, the answer "نعم" confirms that Jordan did attend the conference and formed a joint delegation.

After the first legislative council elections in Jordan, the first action taken by the council was to approve the Jordanian and British treaties in 1929. This suggests that the answer "نعم" (Yes) is correct, indicating that the council did indeed approve the treaties.

The statement suggests that utilizing art, literature, and ideas to achieve an emotional connection between individuals and their country is one of the indicators of political development. The correct answer is "No" because this statement is not true. The use of art, literature, and ideas to foster emotional attachment to one's country is not an indicator of political development. Political development is typically measured by factors such as the presence of democratic institutions, the rule of law, and the protection of individual rights.

The concept of individuals' awareness of common characteristics that unite them with others is related to the concept of nationalism. Nationalism emphasizes the sense of belonging and loyalty to a particular nation or ethnic group based on shared culture, history, language, and values. It involves the recognition and identification of commonalities among individuals within a nation or ethnic group, fostering a collective identity and a sense of unity.

The correct answer is "No." The question asks whether the fertile crescent includes Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine. The fertile crescent is a historical region in the Middle East that includes parts of modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, and Turkey. Therefore, the answer "No" is correct as it indicates that the fertile crescent does not solely include Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine.

The correct answer is 1-1988.

The 1946 Jordanian-British Alliance Treaty aimed to cancel the British mandate in Jordan and solidify the 1926 treaty. Therefore, the correct answer is "No."

The question asks whether the countries that sought to establish the Gulf Cooperation Council are the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Yemen, and Iraq. The correct answer is "No" because Iraq is not one of the countries that sought to establish the Gulf Cooperation Council.

The correct answer is "لا" (No). The explanation for this answer is not available.

The correct answer is 1- 1994/10/26.