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  1. In Arabic grammar, a "مضاف إليه" (mudaf ilayh) construction in a DLPT text indicates:

    Answer: A possessive relationship between two nouns

    "مضاف إليه" is the second noun in an Arabic genitive (idafa) construction, indicating possession or relationship between nouns.

  2. A DLPT Arabic text uses the word "تفاقم" in relation to a regional crisis. This word most likely means:

    Answer: Worsening or escalation

    "تفاقم" (tafaqum) means worsening or escalation, indicating a situation becoming progressively more severe.

  3. The Arabic term "استراتيجية الدفاع الوطني" refers to:

    Answer: National Defense Strategy

    "استراتيجية" means strategy, "الدفاع" means defense, and "الوطني" means national, making it "National Defense Strategy."

  4. In a DLPT Arabic listening passage about geopolitics, "التوازن الاستراتيجي" refers to:

    Answer: Strategic balance

    "التوازن الاستراتيجي" means strategic balance, referring to the equilibrium of power between competing nations or blocs.

  5. When an Arabic DLPT text uses "سيادة وطنية," it is referring to:

    Answer: National sovereignty

    "سيادة" means sovereignty and "وطنية" means national, making "سيادة وطنية" national sovereignty — a state's supreme authority.

  6. A DLPT Arabic passage about technology and security mentions "الحرب الإلكترونية." This refers to:

    Answer: Cyber warfare

    "الحرب الإلكترونية" literally means "electronic warfare" or cyber warfare, referring to attacks and operations conducted through digital means.

  7. The Arabic word "استخبارات" in a DLPT security context most closely means:

    Answer: Intelligence services

    "استخبارات" refers to intelligence services or intelligence gathering, a crucial term in DLPT military and security texts.