CBSE Class 3 Arabic Worksheet Set 06

ARABIC Worksheet - Class: III - Lesson 2 (أمام التلفاز)

I Write the meaning of the following in English:

Question 1. بَدْر
Answer: Full moon
In simple words: Badr means the bright full moon in the night sky.

Exam Tip: Remember that badr specifically refers to a full moon, not just any moon.

Question 2. تَيْس
Answer: Goat (Billy goat)
In simple words: Tais is an adult male goat.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the short vowels (tashkeel) when pronouncing tais.

Question 3. يَد
Answer: Hand
In simple words: Yad means human hand.

Exam Tip: This is a short, two-letter noun commonly used in daily vocabulary.

Question 4. تُفَّاح
Answer: Apple
In simple words: Tuffah refers to apples.

Exam Tip: Note the shaddah on the letter fa, which stresses the consonant.

Question 5. بِنْت
Answer: Girl / Daughter
In simple words: Bint means a young girl or daughter.

Exam Tip: The ta at the end is an open ta (ta maroofah/maftuhah).

Question 6. تِلْفَاز
Answer: Television
In simple words: Tilfaz is the Arabic word for television.

Exam Tip: This word relates directly to the lesson title.

Question 7. بُوم
Answer: Owl
In simple words: Bum means an owl.

Exam Tip: The long vowel waw gives the sound 'oo'.

II Split the words:

Question 1. تَيْس
Answer: ت + ي + س
In simple words: Breaking down the word into its individual letter components.

Exam Tip: Always write letters in their isolated forms when splitting words.

Question 2. تَبْن
Answer: ت + ب + ن
In simple words: Separating tabn into ta, ba, and nun.

Exam Tip: Maintain the correct sequence of letters from right to left.

Question 3. نَدَب
Answer: ن + د + ب
In simple words: Splitting nadab into nun, dal, and ba.

Exam Tip: Dal is a non-connector on its left side.

Question 4. وَرِي
Answer: و + ر + ي
In simple words: Splitting wari into waw, ra, and ya.

Exam Tip: Waw and ra do not connect to letters following them.

Question 5. بِنْت
Answer: ب + ن + ت
In simple words: Splitting bint into ba, nun, and ta.

Exam Tip: Note the dot placements carefully.

Question 6. يَد
Answer: ي + د
In simple words: Splitting yad into ya and dal.

Question 1. ب + ي + ت
Answer: بَيْت
In simple words: Joining the letters forms bait (house).

Exam Tip: Ya in the middle connects on both sides.

Question 2. ت + ب + ن
Answer: تَبْن
In simple words: Joining ta, ba, and nun forms tabn.

Exam Tip: Ensure proper tooth structures for ta and ba.

Question 3. ن + د + ب
Answer: نَدَب
In simple words: Joining nun, dal, and ba. Note that dal does not connect to ba.

Exam Tip: Watch out for non-connecting letters like dal.

Question 4. ب + د + ن
Answer: بَدَن
In simple words: Joining ba, dal, and nun. Dal stands separately from nun.

Exam Tip: Ba connects to dal, but dal breaks connection before nun.

Question 5. د + ي + ن
Answer: دَيْن
In simple words: Joining dal, ya, and nun. Dal does not connect to ya.

Question 6. و + ن + ي
Answer: وَنِي
In simple words: Joining waw, nun, and ya. Waw remains separate.

Exam Tip: Waw is a non-connector.

Question 7. ب + و + م
Answer: بُوم
In simple words: Joining ba, waw, and mim to form bum (owl).

Exam Tip: Waw does not connect to mim.

Question 8. ن + ب + ب + ت
Answer: نَبَّت
In simple words: Joining nun, ba, ba, and ta with a shaddah on ba.

Exam Tip: Double letters are merged using a shaddah.

IV Write the missing letters:

Question 1. __دْر
Answer: بَدْر
In simple words: The missing letter is ba.

Exam Tip: Recognising common root words helps fill missing letters easily.

Question 2. ت__فَاز
Answer: تِلْفَاز
In simple words: The missing letter is lam.

Exam Tip: Refers to television (tilfaz).

Question 3. بِنْ__د
Answer: بِنْت
In simple words: The missing letter is ta.

Exam Tip: Completes the word bint (girl).

Question 4. فَا__
Answer: فَاح / فَاز
In simple words: Missing letter completes the word.

Exam Tip: Check context from vocabulary lists.

Question 5. __د
Answer: يَد
In simple words: Missing letter is ya.

Exam Tip: Forms yad (hand).

Question 6. بُو__
Answer: بُوم
In simple words: Missing letter is mim.

Exam Tip: Forms bum (owl).

V Write the meaning of the following in Arabic:

Question 1. Girl
Answer: بِنْت
In simple words: Girl translates to bint in Arabic.

Exam Tip: Keep vocabulary spelling precise.

Question 2. Moon
Answer: قَمَر / بَدْر
In simple words: Moon translates to qamar or badr.

Question 3. Goat
Answer: تَيْس
In simple words: Goat translates to tais.

Exam Tip: Male goat is tais.

Question 4. Apple
Answer: تُفَّاح
In simple words: Apple translates to tuffah.

Exam Tip: Note the shaddah on fa.

Question 5. Owl
Answer: بُوم
In simple words: Owl translates to bum.

Exam Tip: Short, three-letter word with long waw.

Question 6. Hand
Answer: يَد
In simple words: Hand translates to yad.

Exam Tip: Basic body part vocabulary.

VI Make two words with the following letters:

Question 1. ب
Answer: بَيْت (Bait), بِنْت (Bint)
In simple words: Words starting with or containing ba.

Exam Tip: Ensure valid Arabic words are formed.

Question 2. و
Answer: وَرَق (Waraq), وَلَد (Walad)
In simple words: Words starting with waw.

Exam Tip: Waw is commonly used as a starting conjunction or root letter.

Question 3. ت
Answer: تُرَاب (Turab), تَمْر (Tamr)
In simple words: Words starting with ta.

Exam Tip: Check short vowels where necessary.

Question 4. ن
Answer: نَار (Nar), نَمْل (Naml)
In simple words: Words starting with nun.

Exam Tip: Nun connects easily on the left side.

Question 5. ل
Answer: لَبَن (Laban), لَحْم (Lahm)
In simple words: Words starting with lam.

Exam Tip: Lam extends upward and connects on both sides.

VII Select the correct name of the following pictures:

Question 1. [Picture of an Owl]
(a) بَدْر
(b) بُوم
Answer: (b) بُوم
In simple words: The picture shows an owl, which is bum in Arabic.

Exam Tip: Match vocabulary words with their visual representations.

Question 2. [Picture of a Medal / Necklace]
(a) وُرُود
(b) وِسَام
Answer: (b) وِسَام
In simple words: The picture depicts a medal or badge (wisam).

Question 3. [Picture of an Apple]
(a) تِلْفَاز
(b) تُفَّاح
Answer: (b) تُفَّاح
In simple words: An apple is called tuffah.

Exam Tip: Easily identifiable fruit vocabulary.

Question 4. [Picture of a Goat]
(a) تَيْس
(b) نَبْت
Answer: (a) تَيْس
In simple words: The animal shown is a billy goat (tais).

Exam Tip: Tais specifically denotes the male goat.

VII Join the letters with Long Vowels (\(ا - و - ي\)):
Example: (\(ب + ا = بَا\), \(ب + ي = بِي\), \(ب + و = بُو\))

Question 1. م + ا =
Answer: مَا
In simple words: Mim joined with alif produces ma.

Exam Tip: Alif does not connect on its left side.

Question 2. س + ا =
Answer: سَا
In simple words: Sin joined with alif produces sa.

Exam Tip: Sin retains its initial tooth form before alif.

Question 3. ل + و =
Answer: لُو
In simple words: Lam joined with waw produces lu.

Exam Tip: Lam connects to waw on its right.

Question 4. ش + و =
Answer: شُو
In simple words: Shin joined with waw produces shu.

Exam Tip: Three dots distinguish shin from sin.

Question 5. ت + ي =
Answer: تِي
In simple words: Ta joined with ya produces ti.

Exam Tip: Ya connects smoothly to the preceding ta.

Question 6. ك + ي =
Answer: كِي
In simple words: Kaf joined with ya produces ki.

Exam Tip: Kaf takes its connecting shape when followed by ya.

VIII Choose the correct answer from the bracket:

Question 1. هٰذَا (بِنْت , وَلَد)
Answer: هٰذَا وَلَد
In simple words: 'Hadha' is used for masculine nouns like 'walad' (boy).

Exam Tip: Hadha is the demonstrative pronoun for masculine singular nouns.

Question 2. هٰذِهِ (شُفْرَة , سِوَار)
Answer: هٰذِهِ شُفْرَة
In simple words: 'Hadhhi' is used for feminine nouns like 'shufrah' (knife).

Exam Tip: Feminine nouns often end with ta marbutah.

Question 3. هٰذَا (بَاسِل , شُفْرَة)
Answer: هٰذَا بَاسِل
In simple words: 'Hadha' pairs with the masculine proper name 'Basil'.

Exam Tip: Match gender of demonstrative pronoun with the subject.

Question 4. هٰذِهِ (تَيْس , أُمّ)
Answer: هٰذِهِ أُمّ
In simple words: 'Hadhhi' pairs with the feminine noun 'umm' (mother).

Exam Tip: Umm is grammatically feminine.

ARABIC Worksheet - Class: IV - Lesson 2 (فى الصف)

I Write the meaning of the following in English:

Question 1. زَوْرَق
Answer: Boat / Skiff
In simple words: Zawraq means a small boat.

Exam Tip: Useful nautical vocabulary.

Question 2. مِخْلَب
Answer: Claw / Talon
In simple words: Mikhlab refers to the sharp claw of a bird or animal.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the kasrah on the mim and fatha on the kha.

Question 3. عِجْل
Answer: Calf
In simple words: Ijl means a young cow or calf.

Exam Tip: Short, common animal noun.

Question 4. رُمْح
Answer: Spear / Lance
In simple words: Rumh is a long stabbing weapon or spear.

Exam Tip: Dumpsuk/sukoon on mim indicates a closed syllable sound.

Question 5. مُدَرِّس
Answer: Teacher (Male)
In simple words: Mudarris is a male teacher.

Exam Tip: The shaddah on ra indicates a doubled consonant sound.

Question 6. مَقْعَد
Answer: Bench / Seat
In simple words: Maqad means a seat or bench to sit on.

Exam Tip: Common classroom vocabulary item.

Question 7. رِيش
Answer: Feathers
In simple words: Rish refers to feathers of birds.

Exam Tip: Plural noun for feathers.

Question 8. مِيزَان
Answer: Scale / Balance
In simple words: Mizan is an instrument used for weighing.

Exam Tip: Long vowel alif creates the 'za' sound.

Question 9. طَالِبَة
Answer: Student (Female)

In simple words: Talibah is a female student.

Exam Tip: Ta marbutah at the end indicates feminine gender.

Question 10. سَبُورَة
Answer: Blackboard
In simple words: Saburah is a blackboard used in classrooms.

Exam Tip: Essential classroom object vocabulary.

II Write the meaning in Arabic:

Question 1. Duster
Answer: مِمْسَحَة
In simple words: Duster translates to mimsahah in Arabic.

Exam Tip: Used for cleaning the blackboard.

Question 2. Water melon
Answer: بِطْتِيخ / حَبْحَب
In simple words: Water melon translates to bittikh.

Exam Tip: Refreshing fruit vocabulary.

Question 3. Boat
Answer: زَوْرَق / قَارِب
In simple words: Boat translates to zawraq or qarib.

Exam Tip: Memorize both synonyms.

Question 4. Bell
Answer: جَرَس
In simple words: Bell translates to jaras.

Exam Tip: Short three-letter noun.

Question 5. Camel
Answer: جَمَل
In simple words: Camel translates to jamal.

Exam Tip: Classic desert animal vocabulary.

Question 6. Teacher (female)
Answer: مُدَرِّسَة
In simple words: Female teacher translates to mudarrisah.

Exam Tip: Add ta marbutah to make the noun feminine.

Question 7. Mountain
Answer: جَبَل
In simple words: Mountain translates to jabal.

Exam Tip: Similar root pattern to jamal.

Question 8. Bag
Answer: حَقِيبَة
In simple words: Bag translates to haqibah.

Exam Tip: Used for school bags.

Question 9. Spear
Answer: رُمْح
In simple words: Spear translates to rumh.

Exam Tip: Weapon vocabulary.

Question 10. Moon
Answer: قَمَر
In simple words: Moon translates to qamar.

Exam Tip: Standard word for moon.

III Translate into English:

Question 1. تِلْكَ شُفْرَة
Answer: That is a knife.
In simple words: Tilka is the feminine demonstrative pronoun for 'that'.

Exam Tip: Use 'that' for distant feminine objects.

Question 2. هٰذَا نَسْر
Answer: This is an eagle.
In simple words: Hadha means 'this' (masculine), and nasr means 'eagle'.

Question 3. هٰذَا طَالِب
Answer: This is a student (male).
In simple words: Hadha talib translates to this is a male student.

Exam Tip: Talib refers to a male student.

Question 4. هٰذِهِ بَقَرَة
Answer: This is a cow.
In simple words: Hadhhi baqarah translates to this is a cow.

Exam Tip: Baqarah is feminine due to ta marbutah.

Question 5. هٰذِهِ مَدْرَسَة
Answer: This is a school.
In simple words: Madrasah means school and is feminine.

Exam Tip: Fundamental school environment noun.

Question 6. تِلْكَ شَجَرَة
Answer: That is a tree.
In simple words: Shajarah means tree.

Exam Tip: Nature vocabulary.

Question 7. ذَلِكَ كُرْسِيّ
Answer: That is a chair.
In simple words: Dhalika is masculine 'that', and kursi is chair.

Exam Tip: Furniture vocabulary.

IV Translate into Arabic:

Question 1. That is a watermelon
Answer: ذَلِكَ بِطْتِيخ
In simple words: Use dhalika for distant masculine nouns.

Exam Tip: Match demonstrative pronouns correctly.

Question 2. This is a boat
Answer: هٰذَا زَوْرَق / هٰذَا قَارِب
In simple words: Use hadha for near masculine nouns.

Exam Tip: Zawraq or qarib both mean boat.

Question 3. This is a honey bee
Answer: هٰذِهِ نَحْلَة
In simple words: Use hadhhi because nahlah is feminine.

Exam Tip: Nahlah ends with ta marbutah.

Question 4. This is a mango
Answer: هٰذَا مَنْجُو
In simple words: Mango translates to manju in Arabic.

Exam Tip: Fruit vocabulary loanword.

V Select the correct answer from the bracket:

Question 1. هٰذِهِ ........................ (جُوَّافَة / طَالِب)
Answer: هٰذِهِ جُوَّافَة
In simple words: Hadhhi is feminine, matching guwaffah (guava).

Exam Tip: Check noun gender before selecting demonstrative pronouns.

Question 2. ذَلِكَ ........................ (سَبُّورَة / دَبْت)
Answer: ذَلِكَ سَبُّورَة
In simple words: Dhalika sabburah refers to that blackboard.

Exam Tip: Saburah is a feminine noun taking distant feminine demonstrative.

Question 3. هٰذَا ........................ (شُفْرَة / رُمْح)
Answer: هٰذَا رُمْح
In simple words: Hadha is masculine, matching rumh (spear).

Exam Tip: Rumh does not have a ta marbutah, making it masculine.

Question 4. تِلْكَ ........................ (كُرْسِيّ / سَبُّورَة)
Answer: تِلْكَ سَبُّورَة
In simple words: Tilka matches the feminine noun sabburah.

Exam Tip: Tilka is used for distant feminine items.

Question 5. هٰذَا ........................ (طَالِبَة / رَجُل)
Answer: هٰذَا رَجُل
In simple words: Hadha matches the masculine noun rajul (man).

Exam Tip: Rajul means man.

VI Circle the odd one:

Question 1. تُفَّاح , ثُوم , رُمَّان , مَوْز
Answer: ثُوم (Thoom - Garlic)
In simple words: Thoom is a vegetable/spice, whereas the others are fruits.

Exam Tip: Categorize items by food groups (fruits vs vegetables).

Question 2. غُرَاب , صَقْر , بَقَرَة , دِيك
Answer: بَقَرَة (Baqarah - Cow)
In simple words: Baqarah is a farm mammal, while the others are birds.

Exam Tip: Separate animals by classification (birds vs land mammals).

Question 3. نُجُوم , شَمْس , بَدْر , تَمْر
Answer: تَمْر (Tamr - Date)
In simple words: Tamr is food, while the others are celestial bodies/night sky elements.

Exam Tip: Look for thematic categories like nature vs food.

VII Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the letter:

Question 1. مِ__يْزَان (م)
Answer: مِيْزَان
In simple words: Placing mim in the blank gives mizan.

Exam Tip: Check initial form of mim.

Question 2. حَدِي__ة (ق)
Answer: حَدِيقَة
In simple words: Inserting qaf gives hadiqa (garden).

Exam Tip: Connect qaf properly inside the word.

Question 3. غُرْ__ة (ف)
Answer: غُرْفَة
In simple words: Inserting fa gives ghurfah (room).

Exam Tip: Fa links between ra and ta marbutah.

Question 4. بَ__دُور (غ)
Answer: بَغُور / بَغْدُور
In simple words: Inserting ghain into the word structure.

Exam Tip: Ghain connects on both sides.

VII Separate تَاء مَفْتُوحَة and تَاء مَرْبُوطَة:
Words given: تابوت , سيارة , حقيبة , بنت , سفارة , حوت , دست , مدرسة , سبت , لفت , طالبة , سبورة , بيت , مريضة

Question 1. Classification Exercise
Answer:
تَاء مَرْبُوطَة (Ta Marbutah ة): سيارة , حقيبة , سفارة , مدرسة , طالبة , سبورة , مريضة
تَاء مَفْتُوحَة (Ta Maftuhah ت): تابوت , بنت , حوت , دست , سبت , لفت , بيت
In simple words: Grouping words based on whether they end in open ta (ت) or closed ta (ة).

Exam Tip: Ta marbutah sounds like 'ha' when stopping and 'ta' when connected; ta maftuhah always sounds like 'ta'.

ARABIC Worksheet - Class: V - Lesson (جزاء الاحسان)

I Write the English word:

Question 1. قِطّ
Answer: Cat
In simple words: Qitt means a domestic cat.

Exam Tip: Common animal vocabulary.

Question 2. لَيْلَة
Answer: Night
In simple words: Lailah means night.

Exam Tip: Time-related vocabulary.

Question 3. حَيَّة
Answer: Snake / Serpent
In simple words: Hayyah means a snake.

Exam Tip: Reptile vocabulary.

Question 4. غُرْفَة
Answer: Room
In simple words: Ghurfah means a room.

Exam Tip: House/building vocabulary.

Question 5. إِحْسَان
Answer: Kindness / Beneficence
In simple words: Ihsan means doing good or showing kindness.

Exam Tip: Core moral vocabulary from the lesson title.

Question 6. جَزَاء
Answer: Reward / Recompense
In simple words: Jaza means reward or consequence.

Exam Tip: Part of the phrase 'Jaza al-ihsan'.

Question 7. يَجِيءُ
Answer: (He) comes
In simple words: Yaji'u is a present tense verb meaning he comes.

Exam Tip: Verb conjugation for third-person masculine singular.

Question 8. يَضْرِبُ
Answer: (He) beats / hits
In simple words: Yadribu means he hits or strikes.

Exam Tip: Action verb in present tense.

II Write the Arabic word:

Question 1. (he) saves
Answer: يُخَلِّصُ
In simple words: (He) saves translates to yukhallisu.

Exam Tip: Verb with shaddah on lam.

Question 2. (she) looks
Answer: تَنْظُرُ
In simple words: (She) looks translates to tanzuru.

Exam Tip: Starts with ta for feminine present tense.

Question 3. room
Answer: غُرْفَة
In simple words: Room translates to ghurfah.

Exam Tip: Feminine noun ending in ta marbutah.

Question 4. (he) kills
Answer: يَقْتُلُ
In simple words: (He) kills translates to yaqtulu.

Exam Tip: Present tense verb starting with ya.

Question 5. (he) goes
Answer: يَذْهَبُ
In simple words: (He) goes translates to yadhhabu.

Exam Tip: Extremely common movement verb.

Question 6. reward
Answer: جَزَاء
In simple words: Reward translates to jaza.

Exam Tip: Noun form ending in hamza.

III Frame sentence with meaning:

Question 1. تُخَلِّصُ
Answer: تُخَلِّصُ الْبِنْتُ الْهِرَّةَ.
Meaning: The girl saves the cat.
In simple words: Using the verb 'yukhallisu/tukhallisu' in a sentence.

Exam Tip: Ensure verb and subject gender agree.

Question 2. يَأْكُلُ
Answer: يَأْكُلُ الْوَلَدُ التُّفَّاحَةَ.
Meaning: The boy eats the apple.
In simple words: 'Ya'kulu' means he eats.

Exam Tip: Standard subject-verb-object structure.

Question 3. يَضْرِبُ
Answer: يَضْرِبُ الرَّجُلُ الْحَيَّةَ.
Meaning: The man hits the snake.
In simple words: 'Yadribu' means he beats or strikes.

Exam Tip: Useful narrative action sentence.

Question 4. نَهَضَتْ
Answer: نَهَضَتِ الْبِنْتُ مِنَ النَّوْمِ.
Meaning: The girl got up from sleep.
In simple words: 'Nahadat' is past tense feminine for waking up or getting up.

Exam Tip: Past tense verb with feminine ta sakinah.

IV Translate into English:

Question 1. يَقْتُلُ الْقِطُّ الْحَيَّةَ
Answer: The cat kills the snake.
In simple words: Translating a complete present tense action sentence.

Exam Tip: Subject follows the verb in standard Arabic verbal sentences.

Question 2. نَظَرَ الرَّجُلُ إِلَى الْوَلَدِ
Answer: The man looked at the boy.
In simple words: 'Nazara' is past tense (he looked), 'ila' means to.

Exam Tip: Past tense verb sentence structure.

Question 3. تَجِيءُ الْأُخْتُ مِنَ الْبَيْتِ
Answer: The sister comes from the house.
In simple words: 'Taji'u' is feminine present tense for coming, 'min' means from.

Exam Tip: Preposition 'min' takes a kasrah on the following noun.

Question 4. ذَهَبَتِ الطَّالِبَةُ إِلَى الْمَدْرَسَةِ
Answer: The female student went to the school.
In simple words: 'Dhahabat' is feminine past tense for going.

Question 1. He is drinking milk.
Answer: يَشْرَبُ الْحَلِيبَ.
In simple words: 'Yashrabu' means he drinks, 'halib' means milk.

Exam Tip: Present tense verb starts with ya for masculine.

Question 2. The (m) teacher is writing on the board.
Answer: يَكْتُبُ الْمُدَرِّسُ عَلَى السَّبُّورَةِ.
In simple words: 'Yaktubu' (writes), 'mudarris' (teacher), 'ala' (on), 'sabburah' (board).

Exam Tip: Preposition 'ala' puts a kasrah on the following noun.

Question 3. The (f) doctor saves the girl.
Answer: تُخَلِّصُ الطَّبِيبَةُ الْبِنْتَ.
In simple words: 'Tukhallisu' is feminine present tense for saving.

Exam Tip: Use feminine verb form for female subject.

Question 4. Father is going to Mosque.
Answer: يَذْهَبُ الْأَبُ إِلَى الْمَسْجِدِ.
In simple words: 'Yadhhabu' (goes), 'al-ab' (father), 'ila' (to), 'al-masjid' (mosque).

Exam Tip: Destination nouns after 'ila' take a kasrah.

VI Arrange the jumbled words:

Question 1. تَغْسِلُ / تَقُومُ / الْبِنْتُ / وَ / يَدَهَا
Answer: تَقُومُ الْبِنْتُ وَ تَغْسِلُ يَدَهَا
In simple words: The girl gets up and washes her hand.

Exam Tip: Rearrange into logical chronological order.

Question 2. الطَّبِيبُ / الْكُرْسِيِّ / عَلَى / يَجْلِسُ
Answer: يَجْلِسُ الطَّبِيبُ عَلَى الْكُرْسِيِّ
In simple words: The doctor sits on the chair.

Exam Tip: Start with the verb for a standard Arabic verbal sentence.

Question 3. السَّمَاءُ / الْإَبْنَةُ / إِلَى / تَنْظُرُ
Answer: تَنْظُرُ الْإَبْنَةُ إِلَى السَّمَاءِ
In simple words: The daughter looks at the sky.

Exam Tip: Match verb gender with the subject 'al-ibnah'.

VII Change the given verbs into present or past tense:

Question 1. يَجْلِسُ (Present)
Answer: جَلَسَ (Past)
In simple words: Changing present tense 'yajlisu' to past tense 'jalasa'.

Exam Tip: Past tense of three-letter roots usually takes fatha on all letters.

Question 2. نَهَضَتْ (Past)
Answer: تَنْهَضُ (Present)
In simple words: Changing past tense feminine 'nahadat' to present tense 'tanhadu'.

Exam Tip: Feminine present tense verbs start with ta.

Question 3. كَتَبَ (Past)
Answer: يَكْتُبُ (Present)
In simple words: Changing past tense 'kataba' to present tense 'yaktubu'.

Exam Tip: Masculine present tense verbs start with ya.

Question 4. يَطِيرُ (Present)
Answer: طَارَ (Past)
In simple words: Changing present tense 'yatiru' to past tense 'tara'.

Exam Tip: Hollow verbs change waw/ya to alif in past tense.

Question 5. تُخَلِّصُ (Present)
Answer: خَلَّصَتْ (Past)
In simple words: Changing present tense 'tukhallisu' to past tense feminine 'khallasat'.

Exam Tip: Add ta sakinah for feminine past tense suffix.

Question 6. تَجِيءُ (Present)
Answer: جَاءَتْ (Past)
In simple words: Changing present tense 'taji'u' to past tense feminine 'ja'at'.

Exam Tip: Irregular verb past tense form.

VIII Change the gender:

Question 1. أَكَلَ (He ate)
Answer: أَكَلَتْ (She ate)
In simple words: Add ta sakinah to make the verb feminine.

Exam Tip: Feminine past tense marker is the open ta.

Question 2. تَنْظُرُ (She looks)

Answer: يَنْظُرُ (He looks)
In simple words: Change starting ta to ya for masculine present tense.

Exam Tip: Present tense prefix changes from ta to ya.

Question 3. ذَهَبَتْ (She went)
Answer: ذَهَبَ (He went)
In simple words: Remove the feminine ta sakinah to make it masculine.

Exam Tip: Masculine past tense has no ending suffix for singular.

Question 4. يَقْتُلُ (He kills)
Answer: تَقْتُلُ (She kills)
In simple words: Change starting ya to ta for feminine present tense.

Exam Tip: Present tense gender switch.

Question 5. تَدْرُسُ (She studies)
Answer: يَدْرُسُ (He studies)
In simple words: Change starting ta to ya.

Exam Tip: Switch prefix from ta to ya.

Question 6. صَلَّى (He prayed)
Answer: صَلَّتْ (She prayed)
In simple words: Add ta sakinah for feminine past tense.

Exam Tip: Weak verbs add ta sakinah cleanly.

Question 7. قَامَتْ (She stood up)
Answer: قَامَ (He stood up)
In simple words: Remove feminine ta sakinah.

Exam Tip: Past tense masculine singular.

Question 8. يَذْهَبُ (He goes)
Answer: تَذْهَبُ (She goes)
In simple words: Change starting ya to ta.

Exam Tip: Present tense gender conversion.

Question 9. يَنْهَضُ (He gets up)
Answer: تَنْهَضُ (She gets up)
In simple words: Change starting ya to ta.

Exam Tip: Final verb gender transformation exercise.