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\item \textbf{In which group of words is the meaning of some words \underline{wrong}?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] (To sigh: to moan) (Crow: ten) (Raven: wise)
\item[(2)] (Complaint: grief) (Joy: happiness) (Abstinence: to stand)
\item[(3)] (Wedding feast: crimson) (Unwritten: unwritten) (Written: unwritten)
\item[(4)] (Tablecloth: crimson cloth) (Horizon: redness of sky before sunrise) (Watering place: provider of water)
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{Which words are respectively synonyms for: ``dignity, composure, lengthy, covered''?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Flat, stubborn, consistent, erased
\item[(2)] Nobility, dagger, consistent, concise
\item[(3)] Dignity, difference, successive, erased
\item[(4)] Delay, pressure, extended, thick
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{What is the correct antonym for each word?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Wolf: seed -- group -- handle
\item[(2)] Guidance: direction -- ministry -- command
\item[(3)] Terror: recklessness -- fear -- anger
\item[(4)] Eras: gears -- essences -- daily workers
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{In the following passage, which underlined word is \textit{incorrect}?}

\textbf{``Three things bring corruption and destroy the reward of the virtuous, who by the dignity of the noble and generous are equal to good men:}

\textbf{ignorance that comes from insolence and anger and greed, which is equal to good men.''} 

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Insolence \quad (2) Al-Hajj \quad (3) Reward \quad (4) Sana
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{In which verse is there a \underline{spelling error}?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] The angel truly knows the unseen secretly
\item[(2)] Safe from remorse, not knowing the wrongdoer
\item[(3)] That ode said that the reward of reason was
\item[(4)] And one who leaps and clears away from \ldots
\item[] \quad That the rose of generosity noted on the branch grew
\item[] \quad Blood of companions cut the cord from us
\item[] \quad And this ode that is also the amulet of life
\item[] \quad Mirror and gold from where to where\ldots?
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{The book ``\textit{Adamha va Kharchanggha}'' (People and Crabs) -- who is the author and what is its subject?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Frantz Fanon, colonialism in Africa
\item[(2)] Khosrow Docastro, historical novel
\item[(3)] Jan Oshtain Beck, resistance against oppression
\item[(4)] Khosrow Docastro, resistance against oppression
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{The creators of ``\textit{Khanegi}'' -- ``\textit{Sarni}'' -- ``\textit{Rastakhiz}'' -- ``\textit{In the Alley of the Sun}'' are respectively which creators?}

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Arash -- literary criticism -- war and peace -- morning breath
\item[(2)] Ishraq -- sea in a jug -- big dreams -- Kavir
\item[(3)] Shobli -- from fire -- journey of burning -- mirrors -- sudden mirrors
\item[(4)] From bell to rooster's crow -- with the caravan of hope -- messenger -- to the word of worship
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{Among the works listed below, how many belong to \textit{Mantiq al-Tayr}?}

``\textit{Mantiq al-Tayr} -- \textit{Elahinama} -- \textit{Sholovarha-ye Vasilehdar} -- \textit{Rasail} -- \textit{Zemestan} -- \textit{Asman-e Sabz} -- \textit{Hasht Ketab} -- \textit{Pelleh ta Molaghate Khoda}''

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] Three \quad (2) Four \quad (3) Five \quad (4) Six
\end{enumerate}

\item \textbf{In terms of having literary devices (simile, metaphor, appropriate style, figurative language) which option is correct?}

\textbf{Alef:} If you do not read to me today, I will complain to the judge tomorrow

\textbf{B:} When we close our hearts, the role of \ldots is erased

\textbf{J:} The foam of enthusiasm is spread in the Golestans

\textbf{D:} The heart became negligent from the worthy commander of the body

\begin{enumerate}
\item[(1)] J -- B -- Alef -- D -- Alef \quad (2) J -- B -- B -- D -- Alef
\item[(3)] B -- J -- D -- Alef \quad (4) B -- J -- D -- Alef -- D
\end{enumerate}

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