Supplementary Practice 17: Market Inspection, Evidential Scope, and Rhetorical Precision
Read-only question overview. Answers and scoring remain inside authenticated learner attempts.
- What follows directly from finding faults in 2 of 20 inspected scales?
- What precisely does “lam yathbut sabab al-khalal baʿdu” assert?
- How is “laysa kullu mīzānin maʿīban” compatible with two known faults?
- Which sentence contradicts the detected faults?
- What should be said about uninspected scales?
- A listener denies a verified finding. Which wording can appropriately reinforce it?
- What does adding inna NOT replace?
- If the listener wrongly assigns the fault to the second scale alone, what is “the first, not the second”?
- In a separate inspection, the listener supposes both scales faulty; saying only the first was faulty exemplifies what?
- What is restricted in “mā faḥaṣa al-murāqibu illā al-mawāzīn”?
- What is restricted in “mā faḥaṣa al-mawāzīna illā al-murāqib”?
- Which interpretation of the fronted “fī al-sūq” is sound?
- What is the likely function of al- in “al-mīzān” after “mīzānan”?
- What is the core contrast between “ikhtalla mīzānun” and “al-mīzānu maʿībun”?
- What does a narrator necessarily endorse by saying an attendee alleged all merchants were dishonest?
- What is the corrective function of “wa-lākinna taqrīra al-faḥṣ…”?
- In this context, which purpose most naturally fits “Would you judge all merchants without evidence?”
- When “Does a judgment not require evidence?” seeks agreement, what is its function?
- How do “iḍbiṭū al-mawāzīn” and “lā tattahimū aḥadan” differ?
- Which inference from the two conditionals is invalid?
- What does thumma contribute to the sequence of arrival, inspection, and reporting?
- When does the second clause function as istiʾnāf bayānī after a merchant hurries back?
- Why might separation be suitable in “Dishonesty was not established. No evidence supported it”?
- What is the principal risk of misleading coordination after quoted speech?
- What links the clauses “inspected scales” and “recorded results”?
- How is “wa-huwa yaḥmilu” analyzed in the merchant’s arrival?
- Why does “yaḥmilu” work without wāw in “The merchant arrived carrying his scale”?
- Which classification fits the maxim and the one-word answer, respectively?
- What is the rhetorical function of “this alone does not prove intentional dishonesty” after reporting defects?
- How do “dated and signed” and a closing “justice is the basis of trust” differ?