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I. اكتب المعاني باللغة الإنجليزية Write down the meanings in English.
Question 1. هَذَا =
Answer: This (male)
In simple words: Used to point to a nearby male person or object.
Exam Tip: Memorize demonstrative pronouns to easily translate basic sentences.
Question 2. أَب =
Answer: Father
In simple words: A male parent.
Exam Tip: Pay attention to short vowels (tashkeel) when reading Arabic vocabulary.
Question 3. أُمّ =
Answer: Mother
In simple words: A female parent.
Exam Tip: Note the shaddah on the letter meem indicating emphasis.
Question 4. ابْن =
Answer: Son
In simple words: A male child.
Exam Tip: Learn family relationships in pairs (father-mother, son-daughter).
Question 5. ابْنَة =
Answer: Daughter
In simple words: A female child.
Exam Tip: The taa marbootah at the end typically indicates feminine nouns.
Question 6. مُعَلِّم =
Answer: Teacher (male)
In simple words: A male instructor or educator.
Question 7. مُعَلِّمَة =
Answer: Teacher (female)
In simple words: A female instructor or educator.
Exam Tip: Notice the added taa marbootah to convert male noun to female noun.
Question 8. طَالِب =
Answer: Student (male)
In simple words: A boy who is studying.
Exam Tip: Commonly used in school vocabulary lists.
Question 9. طَالِبَة =
Answer: Student (female)
In simple words: A girl who is studying.
Exam Tip: Check for taa marbootah for feminine gender agreement.
Question 10. كَبِير =
Answer: Big (male)
In simple words: Large in size or age for males.
Exam Tip: Adjectives must match the gender of the noun they describe.
Question 11. كَبِيرَة =
Answer: Big (female)
In simple words: Large in size or age for females.
Exam Tip: Feminine adjectives end with taa marbootah.
Question 12. صَغِير =
Answer: Small (male)
In simple words: Little in size or young for males.
Exam Tip: Opposite of kabeer (big).
Question 13. صَغِيرَة =
Answer: Small (female)
In simple words: Little in size or young for females.
Exam Tip: Opposite of kabeerah (big).
Question 14. اَلمُعَلِّم =
Answer: The teacher (male)
In simple words: Specific male instructor with the definite article al-.
Exam Tip: Prefix al- translates to 'the' in English.
Question 15. اَلمُعَلِّمَة =
Answer: The teacher (female)
In simple words: Specific female instructor with the definite article al-.
Exam Tip: Solar and lunar letters affect the pronunciation of al-, but spelling remains consistent.
Question 16. اَلطَّالِب =
Answer: The student (male)
In simple words: Specific male student.
Exam Tip: Ta is a solar letter, so the lam in al- is assimilated in speech.
Question 17. اَلطَّالِبَة =
Answer: The student (female)
In simple words: Specific female student.
Exam Tip: Combine definite article rules with gender agreement.
Question 18. اَلْأَب =
Answer: The father
In simple words: The specific father.
Exam Tip: Alif is a lunar letter; the lam sound is clearly pronounced.
Question 19. اَلْأُمّ =
Answer: The mother
In simple words: The specific mother.
Exam Tip: Keep practice consistent with both lunar and solar prefixes.
Question 20. اَلْإِبْن =
Answer: The son
In simple words: The specific son.
Exam Tip: Note the hamzat al-wasl in definite articles starting with alif.
Question 21. اَلْإِبْنَة =
Answer: The daughter
In simple words: The specific daughter.
Exam Tip: Double-check spelling of daughter with taa marbootah.
Question 22. وَ =
Answer: And
In simple words: Conjunction used to connect words or sentences.
Exam Tip: Attached directly to the word that follows it in Arabic script.
Question 23. رَجُل =
Answer: Man
In simple words: An adult human male.
Exam Tip: Basic noun for adult males.
Question 24. اِمْرَأَة =
Answer: Woman
In simple words: An adult human female.
Exam Tip: Memorize the spelling with hamzat al-wasl at the beginning.
Question 25. بِنْت =
Answer: Girl
In simple words: A female child or young woman.
Question 1. Father =
Answer: أَب
In simple words: Arabic term for father.
Exam Tip: Write clearly with correct short vowels.
Question 2. Mother =
Answer: أُمّ
In simple words: Arabic term for mother.
Question 3. Son =
Answer: ابْن
In simple words: Arabic term for son.
Exam Tip: Practice writing letter combinations correctly.
Question 4. Daughter =
Answer: ابْنَة
In simple words: Arabic term for daughter.
Exam Tip: Ensure taa marbootah is used for the feminine form.
Question 5. The Father =
Answer: اَلْأَب
In simple words: Add al- prefix to indicate 'the'.
Exam Tip: Definite article integration.
Question 6. The mother =
Answer: اَلْأُمّ
In simple words: Add al- prefix to mother.
Exam Tip: Maintain shaddah when adding al-.
Question 7. The Son =
Answer: اَلْإِبْن
In simple words: Definite form of son.
Exam Tip: Proper hamza placement.
Question 8. The daughter =
Answer: اَلْإِبْنَة
In simple words: Definite form of daughter.
Exam Tip: Combine definite article with feminine suffix.
Question 9. And =
Answer: وَ
In simple words: Conjunction particle.
Question 10. Man =
Answer: رَجُل
In simple words: Arabic term for man.
Exam Tip: Basic vocabulary retention.
Question 11. Woman =
Answer: اِمْرَأَة
In simple words: Arabic term for woman.
Exam Tip: Note the unique hamza structure.
Question 12. Boy =
Answer: وَلَد
In simple words: Arabic term for boy or child.
Exam Tip: Commonly used alongside 'ibn'.
Question 13. Girl =
Answer: بِنْت
In simple words: Arabic term for girl.
Exam Tip: Short and easy three-letter noun.
Question 14. This (male) =
Answer: هَذَا
In simple words: Demonstrative pronoun for masculine singular.
Question 15. This (Female) =
Answer: هَذِهِ
In simple words: Demonstrative pronoun for feminine singular.
Exam Tip: Ends with ha and kasra for feminine reference.
Question 16. Teacher (M) =
Answer: مُعَلِّم
In simple words: Male instructor.
Exam Tip: Base form for educators.
Question 17. Teacher (F) =
Answer: مُعَلِّمَة
In simple words: Female instructor.
Exam Tip: Add taa marbootah to masculine form.
Question 18. Student (M) =
Answer: طَالِب
In simple words: Male student.
Exam Tip: Standard school vocabulary.
Question 19. Student (F) =
Answer: طَالِبَة
In simple words: Female student.
Exam Tip: Feminine counterpart of talib.
Question 20. Big (M) =
Answer: كَبِير
In simple words: Masculine adjective for large size.
Exam Tip: Used to describe masculine nouns.
Question 21. Big (F) =
Answer: كَبِيرَة
In simple words: Feminine adjective for large size.
Exam Tip: Agreement with feminine nouns.
Question 22. Small (M) =
Answer: صَغِير
In simple words: Masculine adjective for small size.
Exam Tip: Opposite of kabeer.
Question 23. Small (F) =
Answer: صَغِيرَة
Answer: صَغِيرَة
In simple words: Feminine adjective for small size.
Exam Tip: Opposite of kabeerah.
Question 24. The teacher (M) =
Answer: اَلْمُعَلِّم
In simple words: Definite form of male teacher.
Exam Tip: Include al- prefix.
Question 25. The teacher (F) =
Answer: اَلْمُعَلِّمَة
In simple words: Definite form of female teacher.
Exam Tip: Combine al- with taa marbootah ending.
Question 26. The student (M) =
Answer: اَلطَّالِب
In simple words: Definite form of male student.
Exam Tip: Solar letter assimilation on ta.
Question 27. The student (F) =
Answer: اَلطَّالِبَة
In simple words: Definite form of female student.
Exam Tip: Final question in vocabulary section.
III. صل الحروف و اءصنع الكلمة Join the following letters and make words.
Question 1. ا + ل + أ + ب =
Answer: اَلْأَب
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'the father'.
Exam Tip: Alif does not connect to letters following it.
Question 2. ا + ل + أ + مّ =
Answer: اَلْأُمّ
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'the mother'.
Exam Tip: Ensure shaddah is placed correctly on meem.
Question 3. ا + ل + إ + ب + ن =
Answer: اَلْإِبْن
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'the son'.
Exam Tip: Connect baa and noon properly.
Question 4. ا + ل + إ + ب + ن + ة =
Answer: اَلْإِبْنَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'the daughter'.
Exam Tip: Finish with independent taa marbootah.
Question 5. ق + ي + ر + و + ط + ة =
Answer: قَبِيرَة (Note: Source letter exercise forms qabeerah / kabeerah variant or specific exercise word)
In simple words: Connecting individual letters into a single word.
Exam Tip: Trace letter connection rules carefully.
Question 6. ه + ذ + ا =
Answer: هَذَا
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'hatha' (this).
Exam Tip: Thal does not connect to the letter after it.
Question 7. ر + ج + ل =
Answer: رَجُل
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'rajul' (man).
Exam Tip: Ra does not connect on its left side.
Question 8. ف + ي + د + ب + ن + ت =
Answer: فَهْد بِنْت (or similar letter combination exercise)
In simple words: Assembling letters into standard curriculum words.
Exam Tip: Practice continuous cursive joining.
Question 9. أ + ب =
Answer: أَب
In simple words: Joining alif and baa to form 'ab' (father).
Question 10. أ + م + م =
Answer: أُمّ
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'umm' (mother).
Exam Tip: Two meems merge with a shaddah.
Question 11. م + ع + ل + ل + م =
Answer: مُعَلِّم
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'muallim' (teacher).
Exam Tip: Lam has a shaddah in the middle.
Question 12. م + ع + ل + ل + م + ة =
Answer: مُعَلِّمَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'muallimah' (female teacher).
Exam Tip: End with connected taa marbootah.
Question 13. ط + ا + ل + ب =
Answer: طَالِب
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'talib' (student).
Exam Tip: Taa connects to alif, alif does not connect to lam.
Question 14. ط + ا + ل + ب + ة =
Answer: طَالِبَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'talibah' (female student).
Exam Tip: Connect baa to taa marbootah.
Question 15. ك + ب + ي + ر =
Answer: كَبِير
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'kabeer' (big).
Exam Tip: Kaf connects to baa, baa connects to yaa, yaa connects to ra.
Question 16. ك + ب + ي + ر + ة =
Answer: كَبِيرَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'kabeerah' (big female).
Exam Tip: Ra does not connect to taa marbootah.
Question 17. ص + غ + ي + ر =
Answer: صَغِير
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'sagheer' (small).
Exam Tip: Sad and ghain connect properly in initial and medial forms.
Question 18. ص + غ + ي + ر + ة =
Answer: صَغِيرَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'sagheerah' (small female).
Exam Tip: Ensure smooth transition from ghain to yaa.
Question 19. ا + ل + م + ع + ل + م =
Answer: اَلْمُعَلِّم
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'al-muallim'.
Exam Tip: Alif and lam are prefixed at the start.
Question 20. ا + ل + م + ع + ل + م + ة =
Answer: اَلْمُعَلِّمَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'al-muallimah'.
Exam Tip: Combine definite article with feminine noun.
Question 21. ا + ل + ط + ا + ل + ب =
Answer: اَلطَّالِب
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'at-talib'.
Exam Tip: Solar lam is written but not pronounced.
Question 22. ا + ل + ط + ا + ل + ب + ة =
Answer: اَلطَّالِبَة
In simple words: Joining letters to form 'at-talibah'.
Exam Tip: Final letter linking check for exercise III.
IV. ترجم باللغة الانجليزية Translate into English.
Question 1. أَب وَ أُمّ =
Answer: Father and mother
In simple words: Translating 'ab' (father), 'wa' (and), and 'umm' (mother).
Exam Tip: Translate each component word sequentially.
Question 2. اَلْأَب وَ اَلْأُمّ =
Answer: The father and the mother
In simple words: Definite forms of father and mother connected by 'and'.
Exam Tip: Include 'the' for definite articles.
Question 3. اَلْإِبْن وَ اَلْإِبْنَة =
Answer: The son and the daughter
In simple words: Definite forms of son and daughter connected by 'and'.
Exam Tip: Maintain exact gender and definiteness in translation.
Question 4. اَلْأَب وَ اَلْإِبْنَة =
Answer: The father and the daughter
In simple words: Father and daughter with definite articles.
Exam Tip: Check each word meaning carefully.
Question 5. هَذَا رَجُل =
Answer: This is a man
In simple words: Demonstrative sentence identifying a man.
Exam Tip: 'Hatha' translates to 'This is' when followed by an indefinite noun.
Question 6. هَذِهِ اِمْرَأَة =
Answer: This is a woman
In simple words: Feminine demonstrative sentence identifying a woman.
Exam Tip: Match feminine 'hathihi' with feminine 'imra'ah'.
Question 7. فَهْد وَ لَد =
Answer: Fahd is a boy (or Fahd and a boy)
In simple words: Name combined with noun.
Exam Tip: Proper nouns are translated directly.
Question 8. فَهْد بِنْت =
Answer: Fahd is a girl / Fahd's daughter (depending on context)
In simple words: Basic phrase translation.
Exam Tip: Pay attention to context in worksheet sentences.
Question 9. هَذَا أَب =
Answer: This is a father
In simple words: Pointing out a father.
Exam Tip: Indefinite predicate translates with 'a'.
Question 10. هَذِهِ أُمّ =
Answer: This is a mother
In simple words: Pointing out a mother using feminine demonstrative.
Exam Tip: Ensure gender agreement between pronoun and noun.
Question 11. اَلْمُعَلِّم كَبِير =
Answer: The teacher is big (elder)
In simple words: Nominal sentence describing the male teacher.
Exam Tip: First part has 'the', second part is indefinite predicate.
Question 12. اَلْمُعَلِّمَة كَبِيرَة =
Answer: The female teacher is big (elder)
In simple words: Nominal sentence describing the female teacher.
Exam Tip: Both subject and adjective are feminine.
Question 13. اَلطَّالِب صَغِير =
Answer: The student is small (young)
In simple words: Describing a male student as young.
Question 14. اَلطَّالِبَة صَغِيرَة =
Answer: The female student is small (young)
In simple words: Describing a female student as young.
Exam Tip: Feminine agreement on both terms.
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