CBSE Class 4 Arabic Worksheet Set 02

I. Join the following

Question 1. م + د + ر + س + ة
Answer: مَدْرَسَة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the word for school.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to connecting letters correctly in Arabic cursive.

Question 2. ا + ل + س + ل + ا + م
Answer: اَلسَّلَام
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the word for peace.

Question 3. ش + م + ي + م
Answer: شَمِيم
In simple words: Joining the letters forms a proper name.

Exam Tip: Ensure proper tooth placement for sheen and meem.

Question 4. م + فِي + س + و + ر = (Note: م + فِي + س + و + ر)
Answer: مَيْسُور
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the city name Mysore.

Exam Tip: Keep connections clear for ya and seen.

Question 5. ش + ك + ر + ا =
Answer: شُكْرًا
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the word for thanks.

Exam Tip: Note the tanween alif at the end.

Question 6. عَ + ب + د + ا + ل + ل + ه
Answer: عَبْدُ اللَّه
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the proper name Abdullah.

Exam Tip: Combine the lam-lam-ha for the word Allah.

Question 7. و + ق + ف + ا =
Answer: وَقَفَ
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the verb meaning he stood.

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

Question 8. ش + ر + ب + ب =
Answer: شَرِبَ
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the verb meaning he drank.

Exam Tip: Connect sheen, ra, and ba smoothly.

Question 9. أ + ك + ل + ل =
Answer: أَكَلَ
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the verb meaning he ate.

Exam Tip: Hamza sits on top of alif.

Question 10. ق + ر + أ + ا =
Answer: قَرَأَ
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the verb meaning he read.

Exam Tip: Hamza is written on the line after alif.

Question 11. ر + د + د =
Answer: رَدَّ
In simple words: Joining the letters with a shaddah forms the verb meaning he replied.

Exam Tip: Double letters with a vowel are written using shaddah.

Question 12. عَ + ص + ي + ر =
Answer: عَصِير
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the word for juice.

Exam Tip: Ayn changes shape depending on its position in the word.

Question 13. ف + و + ا + ك + ه + ة =
Answer: فَوَاكِه
In simple words: Joining the letters forms the word for fruits.

Question 14. م + د + ر + س + ة = (second variation)
Answer: مَدْرَسَة
In simple words: School.

Exam Tip: Review standard letter forms.

Question 15. أ + ل + ش + س + ل + ا + م =
Answer: اَلسَّلَام
In simple words: Peace.

Exam Tip: Note the sun letter assimilation of lam.

Question 16. ش + م + ي + م =
Answer: شَمِيم
In simple words: Shameem (Name).

Exam Tip: Ensure proper dot placement.

Question 17. م + فِي + س + و + ر =
Answer: مَيْسُور
In simple words: Mysor.

Exam Tip: Check vowel marks carefully.

Question 18. ش + ك + ر + ا =
Answer: شُكْرًا
In simple words: Thanks.

Exam Tip: Tanween takes an extra alif for support except on ta marbutah.

Question 19. عَ + ب + د + ا + ل + ل + ه =
Answer: عَبْدُ اللَّه
In simple words: Abdullah.

Exam Tip: Proper noun spacing and connection rules apply.

Question 20. ج + و + ل + ا + غ = (Check letters: ج + ا + ل + غ -> جَاءَ or similar)
Answer: جَاءَ
In simple words: He came.

Exam Tip: Hamza on the line after alif.

Question 21. و + ق + ف + ا =
Answer: وَقَفَ
In simple words: He stood.

Exam Tip: Basic past tense verb structure.

Question 22. ش + ر + ر + ب =
Answer: شَرِبَ
In simple words: He drank.

Exam Tip: Short vowels complete the verb.

Question 23. أ + ك + ل + ل =
Answer: أَكَلَ
In simple words: He ate.

Exam Tip: Check initial hamza.

Question 24. ق + ر + أ + ا =
Answer: قَرَأَ
In simple words: He read.

Exam Tip: Final letter is hamza.

Question 25. ر + د + د =
Answer: رَدَّ
In simple words: He replied.

Exam Tip: Shaddah indicates doubled dal.

Question 26. عَ + ص + ي + ر =
Answer: عَصِير
In simple words: Juice.

Exam Tip: Ya acts as a long vowel.

Question 27. ف + و + ا + ك + ه + ة =
Answer: فَوَاكِه
In simple words: Fruits.

Exam Tip: Plural noun form.

Question 28. ع + ج + ل + ا + ل =
Answer: جَعَلَ
In simple words: He made.

Exam Tip: Connect letters in correct reading sequence.

Question 29. و + ق + ف + ا =
Answer: وَقَفَ
In simple words: He stood.

Exam Tip: Standard verb structure.

Question 30. ش + ر + ر + ب =
Answer: شَرِبَ
In simple words: He drank.

Exam Tip: Check letter sequencing.

Question 31. أ + ك + ل + ل =
Answer: أَكَلَ
In simple words: He ate.

Exam Tip: Verify vowels.

Question 32. ق + ر + أ + ا =
Answer: قَرَأَ
In simple words: He read.

Exam Tip: Final hamza format.

Question 33. ر + د + د =
Answer: رَدَّ
In simple words: He replied.

Exam Tip: Shaddah usage.

Question 34. عَ + ص + ي + ر =
Answer: عَصِير
In simple words: Juice.

Exam Tip: Long vowel integration.

Question 35. ف + و + ا + ك + ه + ة =
Answer: فَوَاكِه
In simple words: Fruits.

Exam Tip: Plural form.

Question 36. أ + ل + ج + ع + ص + ي + ر + ر =
Answer: اَلْعَصِير
In simple words: The juice.

Exam Tip: Definite article al- prefixed to the noun.

II. Write meaning in English

Question 1. مَدْرَسَة
Answer: School
In simple words: An educational institution.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic school vocabulary.

Question 2. مُدَرِّس
Answer: Teacher (male)
In simple words: A male instructor or educator.

Exam Tip: Note the shaddah on the ra indicating the teacher role.

Question 3. اَلسَّلَام
Answer: Peace
In simple words: Safety and harmony.

Exam Tip: Used in Islamic greetings.

Question 4. فِي
Answer: In
In simple words: A preposition indicating location inside.

Exam Tip: Prepositions take the kasra on the following noun.

Question 5. مِنْ
Answer: From
In simple words: A preposition indicating origin or source.

Exam Tip: Common question word component.

Question 6. أَيْنَ
Answer: Where
In simple words: An interrogative pronoun used to ask about location.

Exam Tip: Used to ask where someone or something is.

Question 7. اِسْمِي
Answer: My name
In simple words: Combination of noun and possessive pronoun.

Exam Tip: The attached ya indicates "my".

Question 8. اِسْمُكَ
Answer: Your name (male)
In simple words: Addressing a male about his name.

Exam Tip: The attached ka indicates "your" (male).

Question 9. أَب
Answer: Father
In simple words: A male parent.

Exam Tip: Basic family vocabulary.

Question 10. أَبِي
Answer: My father
In simple words: Father with the possessive pronoun "my".

Exam Tip: Long vowel ya denotes possession.

Question 11. مُوَظَّف
Answer: Employee / Officer
In simple words: A person working in an office.

Exam Tip: Note the shaddah on dha.

Question 12. اِسْتَرِحْ
Answer: Relax / Rest
In simple words: An imperative command to take rest.

Exam Tip: Imperative verb form.

Question 13. أُسْتَاذ
Answer: Teacher / Professor
In simple words: A male educator or instructor.

Question 14. أُسْتَاذَة
Answer: Teacher (female)
In simple words: A female educator with ta marbutah.

Exam Tip: Ta marbutah indicates feminine gender.

Question 15. جَاءَ
Answer: He came
In simple words: Past tense verb indicating arrival.

Exam Tip: Third person masculine past verb.

Question 16. جَلَسَ
Answer: He sat
In simple words: Past tense verb indicating sitting action.

Exam Tip: Basic action verb.

Question 17. وَقَفَ
Answer: He stood
In simple words: Past tense verb indicating standing action.

Exam Tip: Opposite of sitting.

Question 18. سَلَّمَ
Answer: He greeted / He handed over
In simple words: Past tense verb for greeting or giving peace.

Exam Tip: Shaddah on lam changes verb intensity.

Question 19. شَرِبَ
Answer: He drank
In simple words: Past tense verb for consuming liquids.

Exam Tip: Consuming beverages.

Question 20. أَعْطَى
Answer: He gave
In simple words: Past tense verb indicating giving.

Exam Tip: Ends with alif maqsura.

Question 21. أَكَلَ
Answer: He ate
In simple words: Past tense verb for consuming food.

Exam Tip: Consuming solid food.

Question 22. أَخَذَ
Answer: He took
In simple words: Past tense verb for taking an item.

Exam Tip: Basic transitive verb.

Question 23. قَرَأَ
Answer: He read
In simple words: Past tense verb for reading text.

Exam Tip: Action involving books or writing.

Question 24. كَتَبَ
Answer: He wrote
In simple words: Past tense verb for writing.

Exam Tip: Basic literary verb.

Question 25. وَثَبَ
Answer: He jumped
In simple words: Past tense verb for jumping or leaping.

Exam Tip: Action verb.

Question 26. طَارَ
Answer: He flew
In simple words: Past tense verb for flying.

Exam Tip: Long vowel alif in the middle.

Question 27. رَدَّ
Answer: He replied
In simple words: Past tense verb for answering or responding.

Exam Tip: Doubled consonant root.

Question 28. قَامَ
Answer: He stood up / He got up
In simple words: Past tense verb for rising.

Exam Tip: Hollow verb form.

Question 29. كُرْسِيّ
Answer: Chair
In simple words: Furniture item for sitting.

Exam Tip: Double ya with shaddah.

Question 30. عِنْدَ
Answer: Near / At / With
In simple words: Adverb of place or possession.

Exam Tip: Indicates proximity.

Question 31. اِبْن
Answer: Son
In simple words: Male child.

Exam Tip: Family member vocabulary.

Question 32. أُمّ
Answer: Mother
In simple words: Female parent.

Exam Tip: Shaddah on meem.

Question 33. عَصِير
Answer: Juice
In simple words: Liquid extracted from fruit.

Exam Tip: Beverage noun.

Question 34. فَوَاكِه
Answer: Fruits
In simple words: Sweet edible produce of plants.

Exam Tip: Broken plural form.

Question 35. تُفَاحَة
Answer: Apple
In simple words: A round fruit with red or green skin.

Exam Tip: Singular fruit item.

Question 36. مُعَلِّم
Answer: Teacher
In simple words: Instructor or educator.

Exam Tip: Shaddah on lam.

III. Translate into English

Question 1. اَلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ
Answer: Peace be upon you.
In simple words: The standard Islamic greeting.

Exam Tip: Essential greeting phrase.

Question 2. وَعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلَام
Answer: And upon you be peace.
In simple words: The standard reply to the greeting.

Exam Tip: Response phrase.

Question 3. مَا اسْمُكَ يَا وَلَدِي؟
Answer: What is your name, my son?
In simple words: Asking a boy his name.

Exam Tip: Interrogative sentence structure.

Question 4. شَمِيم
Answer: Shameem.
In simple words: A proper name.

Exam Tip: Direct answer to name question.

Question 5. مَا اسْمُ أَبِيكَ؟
Answer: What is your father's name?
In simple words: Asking about father's name.

Exam Tip: Uses possessive genitive construction.

Question 6. عَبْدُ اللَّه
Answer: Abdullah.
In simple words: A proper name meaning servant of Allah.

Exam Tip: Direct name response.

Question 7. مَنْ أَبُوكَ؟
Answer: Who is your father?
In simple words: Asking for father's identity or profession.

Exam Tip: Interrogative pronoun 'man' means who.

Question 8. أَبِي مُوَظَّف
Answer: My father is an employee / officer.
In simple words: Stating father's profession.

Exam Tip: Nominal sentence structure.

Question 9. أَيْنَ أَبُوكَ؟
Answer: Where is your father?
In simple words: Asking about father's location.

Exam Tip: Interrogative 'ayna' asks where.

Question 10. أَبِي فِي مَيْسُور
Answer: My father is in Mysore.
In simple words: Stating father's location.

Exam Tip: Prepositional phrase indicating place.

Question 11. اِسْتَرِحْ يَا شَمِيم
Answer: Relax, Shameem.
In simple words: Giving a rest command to Shameem.

Question 12. شُكْرًا يَا أُسْتَاذ
Answer: Thank you, teacher.
In simple words: Expressing gratitude to the teacher.

Exam Tip: Polite classroom phrase.

Question 13. جَاءَ الْأَبُ
Answer: The father came.
In simple words: Verb-subject sentence showing arrival of father.

Exam Tip: Masculine verb with masculine singular subject.

Question 14. قَامَ الْإَبْنُ
Answer: The son stood up / got up.
In simple words: Son getting up.

Exam Tip: Verb-subject agreement.

Question 15. سَلَّمَ الْأَبُ: اَلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ
Answer: The father greeted: Peace be upon you.
In simple words: Father giving the greeting.

Exam Tip: Reporting speech structure.

Question 16. رَدَّ الْإَبْنُ وَعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلَام
Answer: The son replied: And upon you be peace.
In simple words: Son responding to the greeting.

Exam Tip: Verb-subject-object/speech flow.

Question 17. جَلَسَ الْأَبُ عَلَى الْكُرْسِيِّ
Answer: The father sat on the chair.
In simple words: Father sitting down on furniture.

Exam Tip: Preposition 'ala' governs genitive case.

Question 18. وَقَفَ الْإَبْنُ عِنْدَ الْأَبِ
Answer: The son stood near the father.
In simple words: Son standing close to father.

Exam Tip: Adverb 'inda' indicates position.

Question 19. جَاءَتْ الْأُمُّ وَسَلَّمَتْ الْأُمُّ
Answer: The mother came and the mother greeted.
In simple words: Arrival and greeting by mother.

Exam Tip: Feminine suffix 'ta' on verbs.

Question 20. رَدَّ الْأَبُ السَّلَام
Answer: The father replied to the greeting.
In simple words: Father answering back.

Exam Tip: Transitive verb action.

Question 21. جَاءَتْ الْأُمُّ بِالْعَصِيرِ وَالْفَوَاكِه
Answer: The mother came with juice and fruits.
In simple words: Mother bringing refreshments.

Exam Tip: Preposition 'bi' denotes accompaniment or means.

Question 22. شَرِبَ الْأَبُ الْعَصِيرَ
Answer: The father drank the juice.
In simple words: Father consuming juice.

Exam Tip: Direct object takes fatha.

Question 23. أَعْطَى الْأَبُ الْإَبْنَ تُفَّاحَةً
Answer: The father gave the son an apple.
In simple words: Father handing an apple to his son.

Exam Tip: Verb with two objects.

Question 24. أَكَلَ الْإَبْنُ التُّفَّاحَةَ
Answer: The son ate the apple.
In simple words: Son eating the fruit.

Exam Tip: Definite direct object.

Question 25. أَخَذَ الْإَبْنُ كِتَابًا وَقَرَأَ
Answer: The son took a book and read.
In simple words: Son picking up a book to read.

Exam Tip: Conjunction 'wa' connects actions.

IV. Choose the correct answer

Question 1. الْأَبُ ( جَاءَ ، جَاءَتْ )
Answer: (جَاءَ)
In simple words: Masculine subject takes masculine verb.

Exam Tip: Match gender of verb and subject.

Question 2. الْأُمُّ ( جَاءَ ، جَاءَتْ )
Answer: (جَاءَتْ)
In simple words: Feminine subject takes feminine verb.

Exam Tip: Ta marbutah subjects require ta al-ta'nith on verbs.

Question 3. أَخَذَ ( الْبِنْتُ ، الْوَلَدُ ) كِتَابًا
Answer: (الْوَلَدُ)
In simple words: Masculine past verb 'akhadha' agrees with the boy.

Exam Tip: Verb lacks feminine suffix.

Question 4. قَرَأَتْ ( رَشِيد ، رَشِيدَة )
Answer: (رَشِيدَة)
In simple words: Feminine verb requires feminine name.

Exam Tip: Match feminine verb prefix/suffix.

Question 5. كَتَبَ ( الْمُعَلِّمُ ، الْمُعَلِّمَةُ )
Answer: (الْمُعَلِّمُ)
In simple words: Masculine verb 'kataba' agrees with the male teacher.

Exam Tip: Absence of feminine markers indicates masculine.

V. Translate into Arabic

Question 1. Peace be upon you
Answer: اَلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ
In simple words: Standard greeting.

Exam Tip: Memorize standard Islamic greetings.

Question 2. Peace be upon you too
Answer: وَعَلَيْكُمُ السَّلَام
In simple words: Reply to greeting.

Exam Tip: Conjunction 'wa' begins the response.

Question 3. What is your name?
Answer: مَا اسْمُكَ؟
In simple words: Asking a male's name.

Exam Tip: Use 'ka' suffix for male addressee.

Question 4. What is your father's name?
Answer: مَا اسْمُ أَبِيكَ؟
In simple words: Asking about father.

Exam Tip: Genitive construct for father's name.

Question 5. Who is your father?
Answer: مَنْ أَبُوكَ؟
In simple words: Asking identity of father.

Exam Tip: Use 'man' for persons.

Question 6. My father is an employee
Answer: أَبِي مُوَظَّف
In simple words: Stating father's job.

Exam Tip: Simple nominal sentence.

Question 7. Where is your father?
Answer: أَيْنَ أَبُوكَ؟
In simple words: Asking father's location.

Exam Tip: Interrogative 'ayna'.

Question 8. My father is in Mysore
Answer: أَبِي فِي مَيْسُور
In simple words: Stating location in Mysore.

Exam Tip: Prepositional phrase.

Question 9. Relax shameem
Answer: اِسْتَرِحْ يَا شَمِيم
In simple words: Giving rest command.

Exam Tip: Imperative verb form.

Question 10. Thank you teacher
Answer: شُكْرًا يَا أُسْتَاذ
In simple words: Expressing thanks.

Exam Tip: Vocative particle with title.

Question 11. The father came
Answer: جَاءَ الْأَبُ
In simple words: Father arriving.

Exam Tip: Verb precedes subject in Arabic verb-first sentence.

Question 12. The son stood
Answer: قَامَ الْإَبْنُ (أَوْ وَقَفَ الْإَبْنُ)
In simple words: Son standing.

Exam Tip: Use 'waqafa' or 'qama'.

Question 13. The son stood near the father
Answer: وَقَفَ الْإَبْنُ عِنْدَ الْأَبِ
In simple words: Son standing close by father.

Exam Tip: Use 'inda' for proximity.

Question 14. The father sat on the chair
Answer: جَلَسَ الْأَبُ عَلَى الْكُرْسِيِّ
In simple words: Father sitting on chair.

Exam Tip: Preposition 'ala' governs genitive.

Question 15. The mother came
Answer: جَاءَتْ الْأُمُّ
In simple words: Mother arriving.

Exam Tip: Feminine verb form.

Question 16. The father replied
Answer: رَدَّ الْأَبُ
In simple words: Father responding.

Exam Tip: Shaddah verb.

Question 17. The father drank the juice
Answer: شَرِبَ الْأَبُ الْعَصِيرَ
In simple words: Father consuming juice.

Exam Tip: Direct object takes fatha.

Question 18. The son ate the apple
Answer: أَكَلَ الْإَبْنُ التُّفَّاحَةَ
In simple words: Son eating apple.

Question 19. The son took a book and read
Answer: أَخَذَ الْإَبْنُ كِتَابًا وَقَرَأَ
In simple words: Son picking up book and reading.

Exam Tip: Conjunction links actions.

VI. Write the meaning in Arabic

VII. Write the sun letters

Question 1. Write the sun letters (الحروف الشمسية)
Answer: ت، ث، د، ذ، ر، ز، س، ش، ص، ض، ط، ظ، ل، ن
In simple words: The 14 letters that assimilate the 'l' of the definite article 'al-'.

Exam Tip: Memorize all 14 sun letters for pronunciation rules.

VIII. Write the moon letters

Question 1. Write the moon letters (الحروف القمرية)
Answer: أ، ب، ج، ح، خ، ع، غ، ف، ق، ك، م، هـ، و، ي
In simple words: The 14 letters where the 'l' of 'al-' is pronounced clearly.

Exam Tip: Moon letters do not trigger shaddah on the definite article lam.

IX. Separate the sun letters and moon letters

Question 1. Separate given letters into sun and moon letters: أ، ب، ت، ث، ج، ح، خ، د، ذ، ر، ز، س، ش، ص، ض، ط، ظ، ع، غ، ف، ق، ك، ل، م، ن، هـ، و، ي
Answer:
Sun letters: ت، ث، د، ذ، ر، ز، س، ش، ص، ض، ط، ظ، ل، ن
Moon letters: أ، ب، ج، ح، خ، ع، غ، ف، ق، ك، م، هـ، و، ي
In simple words: Grouping the Arabic alphabet into sun and moon categories.

Exam Tip: Each category contains exactly 14 letters.

X. Write the days of the week in Arabic

Question 1. Write the days of the week in Arabic
Answer:
1. يَوْمُ الْأَحَد (Sunday)
2. يَوْمُ الْإِثْنَيْن (Monday)
3. يَوْمُ الثَّلَاثَاء (Tuesday)
4. يَوْمُ الْأَرْبِعَاء (Wednesday)
5. يَوْمُ الْخَمِيس (Thursday)
6. يَوْمُ الْجُمْعَة (Friday)
7. يَوْمُ السَّبْت (Saturday)
In simple words: The seven days of the Islamic/Arabic week starting traditionally from Sunday or Saturday.

Exam Tip: Always precede day names with 'yawm al-'.

XI. Match the following

Question 1. Match English days of the week with their Arabic equivalents.
Answer: Saturday matches يَوْمُ السَّبْت, Sunday matches يَوْمُ الْأَحَد, Monday matches يَوْمُ الْإِثْنَيْن, Tuesday matches يَوْمُ الثَّلَاثَاء, Wednesday matches يَوْمُ الْأَرْبِعَاء, Thursday matches يَوْمُ الْخَمِيس, and Friday matches يَوْمُ الْجُمْعَة.
In simple words: Correct pairing of weekdays across languages.

Exam Tip: Check spelling of weekday names with proper definite articles.