1. Section A – Reading (30 marks): texts about rural women’s agricultural roles, wrestling and its health effects, winter health habits, and bird migration; includes MCQs, gap-fill, matching, and open-response comprehension questions. 2. Section B – Grammar (20 marks): sentence restructuring using cue words, grammar cloze tasks, tashkeel (diacritic) application, noun-adjective agreement, case endings, and correct usage of particles and verb forms. 3. Section C – Writing (30 marks): argumentative essay (240–280 words) on rural-to-urban or overseas youth migration in Arab countries; discusses causes, positives, negatives, and solutions. 4. Key language focus: Modern Standard Arabic accuracy, diacritic mastery, verbal agreement, syntactic transformation, and idiomatic fluency in structured writing. 5. Thematic content: gender roles in agriculture, sports and health, seasonal well-being, traditional and modern lifestyles, wildlife migration, and sociocultural dynamics in Arab society. 6. Exam format: total = 80 marks; duration = 2 hours 30 minutes; emphasis on comprehension, linguistic accuracy, and coherent argumentation in Arabic.