CBSE Class 3 Arabic Worksheet Set 10

V. Translate into Arabic.

Question 1. The father and the mother
Answer: الأَبُ وَالأُمُ
In simple words: Al-abu wal-ummu means father and mother.

Exam Tip: Use the conjunction wa (و) to mean 'and'.

Question 2. The son and the daughter
Answer: الابْنُ وَالببْنَةُ
In simple words: Al-ibnu wal-bintu means son and daughter.

Exam Tip: Remember to include the definite article al- (ال) before nouns when translating definite English noun phrases.

Question 3. The father and the son
Answer: الأَبُ وَالابْنُ
In simple words: Al-abu wal-ibnu means the father and the son.

Exam Tip: Check gender and proper definite prefixes.

Question 4. The mother and the daughter
Answer: الأُمُّ وَالبِنْتُ
In simple words: Al-ummu wal-bintu means the mother and the daughter.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the sun and moon letters when pronouncing, though spelling retains al-.

Question 5. This is a man
Answer: هَذَا رَجُلٌ
In simple words: Haza rajulun means this is a man.

Exam Tip: Haza (هَذَا) is the demonstrative pronoun for masculine singular near objects.

Question 6. This is a woman
Answer: هَذِهِ امْرَأَةٌ
In simple words: Hazihi imra'atun means this is a woman.

Exam Tip: Use hazhihi (هَذِهِ) for feminine singular near objects.

Question 7. This is a boy
Answer: هَذَا وَلَدٌ
In simple words: Haza waladun means this is a boy.

Exam Tip: Waladun (وَلَدٌ) is masculine, so it pairs with haza.

Question 8. This is a girl
Answer: هَذِهِ بِنْتٌ
In simple words: Hazihi bintun means this is a girl.

Exam Tip: Bintun (بِنْتٌ) is feminine.

Question 9. This is father
Answer: هَذَا أَبٌ
In simple words: Haza abun means this is a father.

Exam Tip: Abun is masculine.

Question 10. This is mother
Answer: هَذِهِ أُمٌّ
In simple words: Hazihi ummun means this is a mother.

Exam Tip: Ummun is feminine.

Question 11. The teacher is big (male)
Answer: المُعَلِّمُ كَبِيرٌ
In simple words: Al-muallimu kabirun means the male teacher is big.

Exam Tip: Match the masculine adjective kabirun with the masculine noun al-muallimu.

Question 12. The teacher is big (female)
Answer: المُعَلِّمَةُ كَبِيرَةٌ
In simple words: Al-muallimatu kabiratun means the female teacher is big.

Exam Tip: Add the feminine marker ta marbutah (ة) to both noun and adjective.

Question 13. The student is small (male)
Answer: الطَّالِبُ صَغِيرٌ
In simple words: At-talibu saghirun means the male student is small.

Exam Tip: At-talibu uses the sun letter ta (ط).

Question 14. The student is small (female)
Answer: الطَّالِبَةُ صَغِيرَةٌ
In simple words: At-talibatu saghiratun means the female student is small.

Exam Tip: Ensure agreement in gender for subject and predicate.

VI. Choose the correct answer. (اختر المناسب)

Question 1.
(كَبِيرٌ ، كَبِيرَةٌ) - المُعَلِّمُ
Answer: (كَبِيرٌ)
Al-muallimu kabirun (The male teacher is big).
In simple words: Al-muallimu is masculine, so it takes the masculine adjective kabirun.

Exam Tip: Match adjective gender to noun gender.

Question 2.
(صَغِيرٌ ، صَغِيرَةٌ) - الطَّالِبَةُ
Answer: (صَغِيرَةٌ)
At-talibatu saghiratun (The female student is small).
In simple words: At-talibatu is feminine, so it takes saghiratun.

Question 3.
(الطَّالِبُ ، الطَّالِبَةُ) - كَبِيرَةٌ
Answer: (الطَّالِبَةُ)
Al-talibatu kabiratun (The female student is big).
In simple words: Kabiratun is feminine, so it requires the feminine subject at-talibatu.

Exam Tip: Adjective agreement dictates the subject choice.

Question 4.
(هُدَا ، هَذِهِ) - المُعَلِّمَةُ
Answer: (هَذِهِ)
Hazihi al-muallimatu (This is the female teacher).
In simple words: Al-muallimatu is feminine, so the demonstrative must be hazihi.

Exam Tip: Use hazihi for feminine nouns.

Question 5.
(هَذَا ، هَذِهِ) - رَجُلٌ
Answer: (هَذَا)
Haza rajulun (This is a man).
In simple words: Rajulun is masculine, so use haza.

Exam Tip: Haza is for masculine near objects.

Question 6.
(هَذَا ، هَذِهِ) - امْرَأَةٌ
Answer: (هَذِهِ)
Hazihi imra'atun (This is a woman).
In simple words: Imra'atun is feminine, so use hazihi.

Exam Tip: Imra'atun means woman and is grammatically feminine.

Question 7.
(هَذَا ، هَذِهِ) - وَلَدٌ
Answer: (هَذَا)
Haza waladun (This is a boy).
In simple words: Waladun is masculine, so use haza.

Exam Tip: Identify gender before selecting demonstratives.

Question 8.
(هَذَا ، هَذِهِ) - بِنْتٌ
Answer: (هَذِهِ)
Hazihi bintun (This is a girl).
In simple words: Bintun is feminine, so use hazihi.

Exam Tip: Girls and females take feminine pronouns.

Question 9.
(أَبٌ ، أُمٌّ) - هَذَا
Answer: (أَبٌ)
Haza abun (This is a father).
In simple words: Haza is masculine, so it pairs with abun (father).

Exam Tip: Match demonstrative pronouns to the correct family member.

Question 10.
(أَبٌ ، أُمٌّ) - هَذِهِ
Answer: (أُمٌّ)
Hazihi ummun (This is a mother).
In simple words: Hazihi is feminine, so it pairs with ummun (mother).

Exam Tip: Ummun is feminine.

Question 11.
(بِنْتٌ ، وَلَدٌ) - هَذَا
Answer: (وَلَدٌ)
Haza waladun (This is a boy).
In simple words: Haza is masculine, so it pairs with waladun.

Exam Tip: Walad means boy/son.

Question 12.
(بِنْتٌ ، وَلَدٌ) - هَذِهِ
Answer: (بِنْتٌ)
Hazihi bintun (This is a girl).
In simple words: Hazihi is feminine, so it pairs with bintun.

Exam Tip: Bint means girl/daughter.

VII. Fill in the blanks. (اِْمَلأِ الفَرَاغَ)

Question 1. Fathah sign ( َ ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'a'
In simple words: Fathah produces a short 'a' sound.

Exam Tip: Fathah is a small diagonal line placed above a letter.

Question 2. _________ is a doubling sign.
Answer: Shaddah
In simple words: Shaddah doubles the consonant it sits upon.

Question 3. Tanween fathah ( ً ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'an'
In simple words: Tanween fathah adds an 'n' sound to the fathah.

Exam Tip: Usually written with an alif at the end of the word.

Question 4. _________ is a small circle above the letter.
Answer: Sukoon
In simple words: Sukoon indicates that a letter has no vowel sound.

Exam Tip: Sukoon is represented by a small loop or dot above the letter.

Question 5. Dhammah sign ( ُ ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'u'
In simple words: Dhammah produces a short 'u' or 'oo' sound.

Exam Tip: Dhammah is shaped like a miniature waw above the letter.

Question 6. Tanween kasrah ( ٍ ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'in'
In simple words: Tanween kasrah adds an 'n' sound to the kasrah vowel.

Exam Tip: Placed underneath the letter as a double kasrah.

Question 7. Kasrah sign ( ِ ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'i'
In simple words: Kasrah produces a short 'i' sound.

Exam Tip: Kasrah is written underneath the letter.

Question 8. Tanween dhammah ( ٌ ) gives _________ sound.
Answer: 'un'
In simple words: Tanween dhammah adds an 'n' sound to the dhammah.

Exam Tip: Written as a looped sign with a tail above the letter.

VIII. Match the following. (قَارِنْ بَيْنَ الآتِيَةِ)

Question 1. Kasrah
Answer: Matches with the line/dash underneath ( ِ )
In simple words: Kasrah is the vowel stroke placed below a letter.

Exam Tip: Kasrah creates the 'i' sound.

Question 2. Sukoon
Answer: Matches with the small circle sign ( ْ )
In simple words: Sukoon indicates absence of a vowel.

Exam Tip: Never start a word with a letter bearing a Sukoon.

Question 3. Tanween kasrah
Answer: Matches with double kasrah underneath ( ٍ )
In simple words: Tanween kasrah makes an 'in' sound at the end of indefinite nouns.

Exam Tip: Found at word endings.

Question 4. Shaddah
Answer: Matches with the letter doubling sign ( ّ )
In simple words: Shaddah stresses and doubles the consonant.

Exam Tip: Essential for proper pronunciation of doubled letters.

Question 5. Fathah
Answer: Matches with the top stroke ( َ )
In simple words: Fathah is the open vowel stroke above a letter.

Exam Tip: Gives the 'a' sound.

Question 6. Tanween dhammah
Answer: Matches with the double dhammah sign ( ٌ )
In simple words: Tanween dhammah produces an 'un' sound.

Exam Tip: Indicates nominative indefinite nouns.

Question 7. Kasrah sign
Answer: Matches with the vowel beneath the letter
In simple words: Kasrah lowers the jaw when sounding the letter.

Exam Tip: Always written under the baseline.

Question 8. Dhammah
Answer: Matches with the curl above the letter ( ُ )
In simple words: Dhammah rounds the lips to make the 'u' sound.

Exam Tip: Written above the letter.

IX. Write down the alphabets from 1 to 50. (اكْتُبِ الأَرْقَامَ العَرَبِيَّةَ مِن ١ إِلَى ٥٠)

Question 1. Write down the Arabic numbers from 1 to 50.
Answer:
1: ١, 2: ٢, 3: ٣, 4: ٤, 5: ٥, 6: ٦, 7: ٧, 8: ٨, 9: ٩, 10: ١٠
11: ١١, 12: ١٢, 13: ١٣, 14: ١٤, 15: ١٥, 16: ١٦, 17: ١٧, 18: ١٨, 19: ١٩, 20: ٢٠
21: ٢١, 22: ٢٢, 23: ٢٣, 24: ٢٤, 25: ٢٥, 26: ٢٦, 27: ٢٧, 28: ٢٨, 29: ٢٩, 30: ٣٠
31: ٣١, 32: ٣٢, 33: ٣٣, 34: ٣٤, 35: ٣٥, 36: ٣٦, 37: ٣٧, 38: ٣٨, 39: ٣٩, 40: ٤٠
41: ٤١, 42: ٤٢, 43: ٤٣, 44: ٤٤, 45: ٤٥, 46: ٤٦, 47: ٤٧, 48: ٤٨, 49: ٤٩, 50: ٥٠
In simple words: These are standard Hindu-Arabic numerals used in Arabic writing.

Exam Tip: Arabic numerals are written from left to right even though Arabic text runs from right to left.