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Key Facts: HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Exam

SE-only

No Centraal Examen for Arabisch (elementair) havo

Examenblad subject page 2026

A–C

Domains assessed for Arabisch (D writing excluded)

Examenprogramma MVT literatuur (elementair) havo

A2

SLO guidance: elementary Arabic reading tasks ~ERK A2 (HAVO)

SLO Handreiking schoolexamen MVT elementair

1–10

SE-only grade as whole number; equals eindcijfer

Uitvoeringsbesluit WVO 2020 art. 3.13 / 3.32; Examenblad FAQ

No school SE fee

No separate published per-subject fee for regular HAVO school candidates

Publicly funded secondary education practice (see cost FAQ)

CvTE

National quality framework; Examenblad catalogue

examenblad.nl / cvte.nl

≠ full Arabisch

Elementair is startersvariant; full Arabisch havo has CE reading

Examenblad Arabisch / MVT syllabus notes on startersvarianten

100

Free English MCQ study items on this page

OpenExamPrep study adaptation

Official HAVO Arabisch (elementair) 2026 is SE-only (no CE) under CvTE/Examenblad, graded 1–10, with Domains A–C (no writing for Arabic). These 100 free English MCQs are an elementary study adaptation — distinct from full Arabisch havo CE reading.

Sample HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Practice Questions

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1In elementary Arabic reading (about ERK A2), which text type is MOST typical for locating a specific fact quickly?
A.A dense literary essay with abstract argument
B.A short everyday notice, advertisement, menu or timetable
C.A university research abstract
D.A full Arabisch HAVO CE literary commentary
Explanation: SLO guidance for Arabisch elementair havo places reading around ERK A2: short, everyday, concrete texts such as ads, menus and timetables where learners find predictable information. Dense literary essays and CE literary commentary belong to higher/full-track demand, not the elementary SE startersvariant.
2What does the Arabic greeting مرحبا (marḥaban) most commonly mean in elementary social texts?
A.Goodbye forever
B.Hello / welcome
C.Please sit down
D.What is your name?
Explanation: مرحبا is a high-frequency greeting meaning hello/welcome. Elementary reading and conversation rely on such everyday formulas.
3On a simple Arabic café menu, the line شاي means which drink?
A.Coffee
B.Water
C.Tea
D.Juice
Explanation: شاي means tea — a basic high-frequency food/drink word used in elementary menus. Coffee is قهوة, water ماء, and juice عصير.
4A short notice reads: المكتبة مغلقة يوم الأحد. What is the main idea?
A.The library is open every Sunday
B.The library is closed on Sunday
C.Books must be returned on Sunday
D.Sunday classes meet in the library
Explanation: مغلقة means closed and يوم الأحد means Sunday, so the notice states the library is closed on Sunday.
5Which Arabic digit string matches the number fifteen?
A.١٠
B.١٢
C.١٥
D.٥٠
Explanation: Eastern Arabic numerals: ١=1, ٥=5, so ١٥ = 15. ١٢ is 12, ١٠ is 10, and ٥٠ is 50.
6In the phrase أنا طالب, what does طالب most likely mean in an elementary school context?
A.Teacher
B.Student / pupil
C.Principal
D.Bus driver
Explanation: طالب means student (male). Elementary identity sentences (أنا + role) are core A1–A2 content.
7A personal note says: شكراً على الرسالة. What is the writer doing?
A.Asking for money
B.Thanking someone for a letter/message
C.Cancelling a meeting
D.Ordering food
Explanation: شكراً على means thanks for, and الرسالة means the letter/message.
8Which word best completes an elementary self-introduction question: ___ اسمك؟
A.ما
B.من
C.هل
D.كم
Explanation: ما اسمك؟ is the standard elementary question for “What is your name?” ما asks “what”; من asks “who”; هل is yes/no; كم asks quantity.
9In a timetable, الساعة الثامنة usually refers to:
A.Eight o’clock
B.Eighteenth of the month
C.Room eight only
D.Eight euros
Explanation: الساعة + number pattern is used for clock time; الساعة الثامنة means eight o’clock.
10A flyer lists: خبز – جبن – حليب. These items are best classified as:
A.Sports equipment
B.Basic food groceries
C.School subjects
D.Transport tickets
Explanation: خبز (bread), جبن (cheese) and حليب (milk) are elementary grocery/food words.

About the HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Exam

HAVO Arabisch (elementair) is the elementary/startersvariant of Arabic in Dutch senior general secondary education. Examenblad confirms it is assessed only as a schoolexamen (SE-only) — there is no Centraal Examen. The examenprogramma moderne vreemde talen en literatuur (elementair) covers Domains A–C for Arabic; Domein D (schrijfvaardigheid) does not apply to Arabisch. SLO guidance places elementary Arabic reading tasks around ERK A2 for HAVO — clearly below the higher reading demand of full Arabisch havo CE. This practice bank is an English-language multiple-choice study adaptation for elementary reading, listening/viewing and speaking judgment — not an official PTA paper and not full Arabisch CE practice.

Assessment

SE-only eindexamen (Examenblad: examined only as schoolexamen). Domains A Leesvaardigheid, B Kijk- en luistervaardigheid, C Gespreksvaardigheid. Domein D Schrijfvaardigheid does not apply to Arabisch. Distinct from full Arabisch havo (which has a Centraal Examen for reading). Official SE is typically mixed productive/receptive tasks per school PTA — not pure MCQ.

Time Limit

Not nationally fixed; SE duration follows each school’s PTA. No CSE rooster slot on Examenblad for Arabisch (elementair) havo.

Passing Score

Dutch grading scale 1–10. For subjects with only a schoolexamen, the SE grade is expressed as a whole number from 1 to 10 (Uitvoeringsbesluit WVO 2020 art. 3.13 lid 2) and is the eindcijfer (art. 3.32 lid 3). Weighing/rounding inside the SE follow the school examenreglement and PTA.

Exam Fee

No separate published per-subject fee for regular secondary-school HAVO candidates (publicly funded). Do not treat DUO Staatsexamen subject fees as the school SE fee; those fees apply only to independent DUO Staatsexamen candidates. (College voor Toetsen en Examens (CvTE); catalogue and examenprogramma on Examenblad.nl; SE design and marking by the school within the national programme)

HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Exam Content Outline

SE — Domain A

Leesvaardigheid (Reading)

Locate relevant information in short everyday Arabic texts; main idea; key word/phrase meaning; simple text relations and writer attitude at elementary (about A2) level.

SE — Domain B

Kijk- en luistervaardigheid (Listening/viewing)

Select relevant information from clear spoken or audiovisual input; catch the main idea; interpret key elements; use note-taking as a listening strategy.

SE — Domain C

Gespreksvaardigheid (Conversation & speaking)

Choose appropriate social responses; ask and give information; express feelings; describe people/things; keep talk going; present simple information for a purpose and audience.

Not assessed for Arabisch

Schrijfvaardigheid excluded

Examenprogramma states Domain D writing does not apply to Arabisch (and Russisch). This bank does not treat extended writing production as a required domain.

How to Pass the HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Dutch grading scale 1–10. For subjects with only a schoolexamen, the SE grade is expressed as a whole number from 1 to 10 (Uitvoeringsbesluit WVO 2020 art. 3.13 lid 2) and is the eindcijfer (art. 3.32 lid 3). Weighing/rounding inside the SE follow the school examenreglement and PTA.
  • Assessment: SE-only eindexamen (Examenblad: examined only as schoolexamen). Domains A Leesvaardigheid, B Kijk- en luistervaardigheid, C Gespreksvaardigheid. Domein D Schrijfvaardigheid does not apply to Arabisch. Distinct from full Arabisch havo (which has a Centraal Examen for reading). Official SE is typically mixed productive/receptive tasks per school PTA — not pure MCQ.
  • Time limit: Not nationally fixed; SE duration follows each school’s PTA. No CSE rooster slot on Examenblad for Arabisch (elementair) havo.
  • Exam fee: No separate published per-subject fee for regular secondary-school HAVO candidates (publicly funded). Do not treat DUO Staatsexamen subject fees as the school SE fee; those fees apply only to independent DUO Staatsexamen candidates.

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HAVO Arabisch (elementair) Study Tips from Top Performers

1Keep this bank separate from full Arabisch havo CE reading drills — elementair targets lower (about A2) everyday texts and SE skills A–C only.
2Practise scanning short ads, menus, notices and personal notes for specific facts (names, times, prices) before deep reading.
3For listening, train note-taking of key words (who/what/where/when) rather than translating every word.
4For speaking, rehearse social scripts: greetings, asking directions, describing family, expressing likes/dislikes, and repair strategies when you do not know a word.
5Remember writing (Domein D) is not required for Arabisch in the elementary examenprogramma — invest SE time in A–C per your PTA.
6Use your school PTA as the authoritative task list and timing; Examenblad confirms SE-only status and links the national examenprogramma.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Netherlands HAVO Arabisch (elementair)?

It is the elementary/startersvariant of Arabic for HAVO, catalogued on Examenblad under CvTE. It is a free-elective (vrije deel) subject assessed only through the school exam (schoolexamen). It is not the same subject as full Arabisch havo, which has a national Centraal Examen focused on reading.

Is there a Centraal Examen for Arabisch elementair?

No. Examenblad states this exam is taken only as a schoolexamen (SE-only). There is no CSE rooster entry for Arabisch (elementair) havo. Full Arabisch havo does have a CE.

Which domains are tested?

The examenprogramma moderne vreemde talen en literatuur (elementair) lists Domains A (reading), B (listening/viewing), C (conversation/speaking), and D (writing). For Arabisch and Russisch, Domain D writing does not apply. Schools may add other components in the PTA if the bevoegd gezag chooses.

How is the grade determined?

SE-only subjects receive a whole-number grade on the Dutch 1–10 scale (Uitvoeringsbesluit WVO 2020 art. 3.13 lid 2). That SE grade is also the eindcijfer (art. 3.32 lid 3). Exact weighing of SE components is set in the school’s examenreglement and PTA.

How much does it cost for school candidates?

Regular secondary-school HAVO candidates do not pay a separate published per-subject SE fee; schooling is publicly funded. DUO Staatsexamen subject fees apply only to independent Staatsexamen candidates and should not be cited as the school exam fee.

Are these practice questions the official exam format?

No. Official SE tasks are school-designed (often mixed productive/receptive skills in Dutch/Arabic classroom settings). These 100 items are an English-language MCQ study adaptation for elementary Arabic concepts and strategies — not an official translation, PTA simulation, or full Arabisch CE practice set.