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Kafr El Sheikh students face riddle on exam
The article discussed the response of middle school students in the Kafr El Sheikh governorate to the Arabic language exam. The questions were easy, varied, and aligned with the curriculum. However, the reading question about identifying what is described as selfishness between a dove and a crow caused confusion for some students, as they struggled to recall details of the story, leading to hesitation and delays in answering. Additionally, the students expressed general satisfaction with the exam's level, and some hoped that upcoming subjects would be just as clear and easy. The total number of candidates for the exam was 65,928 students across different educational districts.
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