CBSE Class 4 Arabic Worksheet Set 05

Join the following

Question 1. Join the letters: م + ف + ت + ا + ح
Answer: مفتاح
In simple words: Joining the individual Arabic letters gives the complete word 'miftaah' meaning key.

Exam Tip: Practice joining letters by observing how letters change shape at the beginning, middle, and end of a word.

Question 2. Join the letters: ط + ب + ي + ب
Answer: طبيب
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'tabeeb' meaning doctor.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to connecting letters like 'baa' and 'yaa'.

Question 3. Join the letters: س + ي + ف
Answer: سيف
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'sayf' meaning sword.

Question 4. Join the letters: ح + ا + ر + س
Answer: حارس
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'haaris' meaning guard.

Exam Tip: Note that 'alif' and 'raa' do not connect to the letters following them.

Question 5. Join the letters: س + و + ا + ق
Answer: سواق
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'sawaaq' meaning driver.

Exam Tip: 'Waaw' and 'alif' are non-connectors on their left side.

Question 6. Join the letters: م + م + ِّ + ر + ض + ة
Answer: ممرضة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'mumarridah' meaning nurse.

Exam Tip: The shaddah on 'meem' indicates doubling the sound.

Question 7. Join the letters: م + ر + ي + ض + ة
Answer: مريضة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'mareedah' meaning patient.

Exam Tip: Taa marboota (ة) is used at the end of feminine nouns.

Question 8. Join the letters: خ + ا + د + م + ة
Answer: خادمة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'khaadimah' meaning servant.

Exam Tip: 'Daal' does not connect to the letter 'meem' after it.

Question 9. Join the letters: أ + ن + ا
Answer: أنا
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ana' meaning I.

Exam Tip: Pronouns are essential building blocks for basic sentences.

Question 10. Join the letters: أ + ن + ت
Answer: أنت
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'anta' or 'anti' meaning you.

Exam Tip: Note the open taa (ت) at the end of the pronoun.

Question 11. Join the letters: ه + و
Answer: هو
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'huwa' meaning he.

Exam Tip: 'Haa' connects to 'waaw'.

Question 12. Join the letters: ه + ي
Answer: هي
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'hiya' meaning she.

Exam Tip: 'Haa' connects to 'yaa'.

Question 13. Join the letters: أ + م + ا + م
Answer: أمام
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'amaam' meaning in front of.

Exam Tip: This is a preposition of place (zarf).

Question 14. Join the letters: ع + ق + ر + ب
Answer: عقرب
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'aqrab' meaning scorpion.

Question 15. Join the letters: م + ك + و + ا + ة
Answer: مكواة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'mikwaah' meaning iron box.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the hamza on alif at the end.

Question 16. Join the letters: ل + ي + م + و + ن
Answer: ليمون
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'laymoon' meaning lemon.

Exam Tip: 'Laam', 'yaa', 'meem', and 'noon' connect in sequence.

Question 17. Join the letters: ن + ع + ل
Answer: نعل
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'na'l' meaning shoe.

Exam Tip: 'Ayn' in the middle connects on both sides.

Question 18. Join the letters: ط + ا + ب + ع
Answer: طابع

In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'taabi'' meaning stamp.

Exam Tip: 'Taa' and 'alif' connect, followed by 'baa' and 'ayn'.

Question 19. Join the letters: ت + ح + ت
Answer: تحت
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'tahtal' meaning under.

Exam Tip: 'Taa', 'Haa', and 'Taa' connect sequentially.

Question 20. Join the letters: ش + ج + ر + ة
Answer: شجرة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'shajarah' meaning tree.

Exam Tip: 'Sheen' and 'jeem' share the same base shape with different dot placements.

Question 21. Join the letters: ع + ش + ب
Answer: عشب
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ushb' meaning grass.

Exam Tip: 'Ayn' connects to 'sheen', which connects to 'baa'.

Question 22. Join the letters: أ + ي + ن
Answer: أين
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ayna' meaning where.

Exam Tip: Interrogative particle used for locations.

Question 23. Join the letters: غ + ص + ن
Answer: غصن
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ghusn' meaning branch.

Exam Tip: 'Ghayn' connects to 'saad', which connects to 'noon'.

Question 24. Join the letters: ا + ل + ع + ص + ف + و + ر
Answer: العصفور
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'al-usfoor' meaning the sparrow.

Exam Tip: Definite article 'al-' attaches directly to the noun.

Question 25. Join the letters: ف + ر + ا + ش + ة
Answer: فراشة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'faraashah' meaning butterfly.

Exam Tip: 'Raa' and 'alif' do not connect to the following letter.

Question 26. Join the letters: ع + ش +ّ
Answer: عش
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ushun' meaning nest.

Exam Tip: 'Ayn' connects directly to 'sheen'.

Question 27. Join the letters: غ + ر + ا + ب
Answer: غراب
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'ghuraab' meaning crow.

Exam Tip: 'Raa' and 'alif' break the connection before 'baa'.

Question 28. Join the letters: ع + ل + ى
Answer: على
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'alaa' meaning on.

Exam Tip: Preposition ending with alif maqsoorah (ى).

Question 29. Join the letters: ف + ي
Answer: في
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'fee' meaning in.

Question 1. Doctor
Answer: طبيب
In simple words: The Arabic word for doctor is tabeeb.

Exam Tip: Memorize vocabulary with proper vowels.

Question 2. Guard
Answer: حارس
In simple words: The Arabic word for guard is haaris.

Exam Tip: Associate words with community helpers.

Question 3. Driver
Answer: سواق
In simple words: The Arabic word for driver is sawaaq.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the doubling (shaddah) on waaw.

Question 4. Nurse (f)
Answer: ممرضة
In simple words: Female nurse is mumarridah.

Exam Tip: Feminine nouns often end with taa marboota.

Question 5. Patient (f)
Answer: مريضة
In simple words: Female patient is mareedah.

Exam Tip: Notice the parallel structure with professions.

Question 6. Servant (f)
Answer: خادمة
In simple words: Female servant is khaadimah.

Exam Tip: Root letters are خ-د-م.

Question 7. I
Answer: أنا
In simple words: First person pronoun 'I' is ana.

Question 8. You (M)
Answer: أنت
In simple words: Second person masculine singular 'you' is anta.

Exam Tip: Take note of the fat-ha on the taa.

Question 9. You (f)
Answer: أنتِ
In simple words: Second person feminine singular 'you' is anti.

Exam Tip: Kasra on taa indicates feminine.

Question 10. He
Answer: هو
In simple words: Third person masculine pronoun 'he' is huwa.

Exam Tip: Used for male persons and masculine nouns.

Question 11. She
Answer: هي
In simple words: Third person feminine pronoun 'she' is hiya.

Exam Tip: Used for female persons and feminine nouns.

Question 12. Front (In front of)
Answer: أمام
In simple words: 'In front of' is amaam.

Exam Tip: Adverb of place indicating relative position.

Question 13. Scorpion
Answer: عقرب
In simple words: Scorpion in Arabic is aqrab.

Exam Tip: Animal vocabulary helps build descriptive skills.

Question 14. Shoe
Answer: نعل
In simple words: Shoe in Arabic is na'l.

Exam Tip: Everyday object vocabulary.

Question 15. Stamp
Answer: طابع
In simple words: Stamp in Arabic is taabi'.

Exam Tip: Postal vocabulary item.

Question 16. Under
Answer: تحت
In simple words: 'Under' is tahta.

Question 17. Tree
Answer: شجرة
In simple words: Tree in Arabic is shajarah.

Exam Tip: Nature vocabulary.

Question 18. Grass
Answer: عشب
In simple words: Grass in Arabic is ushb.

Exam Tip: Environmental vocabulary.

Question 19. The sparrow
Answer: العصفور
In simple words: The sparrow is al-usfoor.

Exam Tip: Bird names with definite article.

Question 20. Butterfly
Answer: فراشة
In simple words: Butterfly is faraashah.

Exam Tip: Insect vocabulary.

Question 21. Nest
Answer: عش
In simple words: Nest is ush.

Exam Tip: Short noun with double consonant ending.

Question 22. On
Answer: على
In simple words: Preposition 'on' is alaa.

Question 23. In
Answer: في
In simple words: Preposition 'in' is fee.

Exam Tip: Indicates containment within a space.

Translate in English

Question 1. أنا طبيب
Answer: I am a doctor.
In simple words: 'Ana' means I, and 'tabeeb' means doctor.

Exam Tip: Basic nominal sentence structure in Arabic.

Question 2. أنتَ سواق
Answer: You are a driver.
In simple words: 'Anta' means you (masculine), and 'sawaaq' means driver.

Exam Tip: Match second person pronoun to masculine profession.

Question 3. هُوَ حَارِس
Answer: He is a guard.
In simple words: 'Huwa' means he, and 'haaris' means guard.

Exam Tip: Third person masculine singular pronoun usage.

Question 4. أنا مَرِيضَة
Answer: I am a patient.
In simple words: 'Ana' means I, and 'mareedah' means female patient.

Exam Tip: 'Ana' is gender-neutral for the speaker.

Question 5. أنتِ مُمَرِّضَة
Answer: You are a nurse.
In simple words: 'Anti' means you (feminine), and 'mumarridah' means nurse.

Exam Tip: Feminine pronoun pairs with feminine noun.

Question 6. هِيَ خَادِمَة
Answer: She is a servant.
In simple words: 'Hiya' means she, and 'khaadimah' means servant.

Exam Tip: Third person feminine singular structure.

Question 7. مريضة : صَبَاحُ الخَيْر
Answer: Patient: Good morning.
In simple words: Standard morning greeting.

Exam Tip: Common polite conversational phrases.

Question 8. حارس : صَبَاحُ النُّور
Answer: Guard: Good morning (lit. Morning of light).
In simple words: Standard response to morning greeting.

Exam Tip: Response matches the theme of light.

Question 9. مريضة : مَنْ أَنْتَ ؟
Answer: Patient: Who are you?
In simple words: 'Man' means who, and 'anta' means you.

Exam Tip: Interrogative question for identity.

Question 10. أنا حَارِس, مَنْ أَنْتِ؟
Answer: I am a guard, who are you?
In simple words: Guard states his identity and asks the listener.

Exam Tip: Dialogue exchange between characters.

Question 11. مريضة : أَنَا مَرِيضَة, مَنْ هُوَ؟
Answer: Patient: I am a patient, who is he?
In simple words: Patient identifies herself and asks about another male.

Exam Tip: Using 'huwa' to inquire about a male third person.

Question 12. حارس : هُوَ سَوَّاق
Answer: Guard: He is a driver.
In simple words: Identifying the male individual as a driver.

Exam Tip: Direct answer to previous question.

Question 13. مريضة : مَنْ هِيَ؟
Answer: Patient: Who is she?
In simple words: Inquiring about a female third person.

Exam Tip: Using 'hiya' for feminine inquiry.

Question 14. حارس : هِيَ خَادِمَة
Answer: Guard: She is a servant.
In simple words: Identifying the female individual.

Exam Tip: Consistent pronoun-noun gender agreement.

Question 15. مريضة : شُكْرًا
Answer: Patient: Thank you.
In simple words: Expression of gratitude.

Exam Tip: Essential polite expression.

Question 16. حارس : عَفْوًا
Answer: Guard: You are welcome.
In simple words: Standard response to 'thank you'.

Exam Tip: Completes polite conversational etiquette.

Question 17. مَاذَا عَلَى الغُصْنِ ؟
Answer: What is on the branch?
In simple words: 'Maaza' means what, 'alaa' means on, 'al-ghusn' means branch.

Exam Tip: Inquiring about objects on tree parts.

Question 18. عَلَى الغُصْنِ أُرْجُوحَة
Answer: There is a swing on the branch.
In simple words: Locating a swing on a branch.

Exam Tip: Prepositional phrase placed at the beginning for emphasis.

Question 19. مَاذَا فِي العُشْبِ؟
Answer: What is in the grass?
In simple words: Inquiring about objects inside the grass.

Exam Tip: Using 'fee' for containment.

Question 20. فِي العُشْبِ فَرَاشَة
Answer: There is a butterfly in the grass.
Answer: There is a butterfly in the grass.
In simple words: Locating a butterfly in the grass.

Exam Tip: Matches the question's prepositional inquiry.

Question 21. أَيْنَ الوَرَقُ؟
Answer: Where is the leaf?
In simple words: 'Ayna' asks for the location of the leaf.

Exam Tip: Location question format.

Question 22. الوَرَقُ عَلَى الغُصْنِ
Answer: The leaf is on the branch.
In simple words: Stating the leaf's location.

Exam Tip: Nominal sentence stating location.

Question 23. أَيْنَ الغُرَابُ؟
Answer: Where is the crow?
In simple words: Inquiring about the crow's location.

Exam Tip: Using 'ayna' with definite nouns.

Question 24. الغُرَابُ فِي العُشِّ
Answer: The crow is in the nest.
In simple words: Stating the crow is inside the nest.

Exam Tip: Using 'fee' for inside location.

Question 25. سَاجِد : مَسَاءَ الخَيْر, كَيْفَ الحَال
Answer: Sajid: Good evening, how are you?
In simple words: Evening greeting and inquiry about well-being.

Exam Tip: Standard evening conversational opener.

Question 26. شَرِيف : مَسَاءَ النُّور, طَيِّب وَالحَمْدُ لِلَّه
Answer: Shareef: Good evening, fine praise be to God.
In simple words: Response expressing gratitude to God for being well.

Exam Tip: Traditional religious and polite response.

Question 27. سَاجِد : مَاذَا فِي يَدِكَ؟
Answer: Sajid: What is in your hand?
In simple words: Inquiring about handheld items.

Exam Tip: 'Yad' means hand.

Question 28. شَرِيف : فِي يَدِي وَرَق
Answer: Shareef: There is a leaf in my hand.
In simple words: Answering what is held.

Exam Tip: Possessive pronoun suffix '-ee' means 'my'.

Question 29. سَاجِد : أَيْنَ سَلِيم؟
Answer: Sajid: Where is Saleem?
In simple words: Asking for a person's location.

Exam Tip: Proper names follow 'ayna'.

Question 30. شَرِيف : هو على الأرجوحة
Answer: Shareef: He is on the swing.
In simple words: Locating Saleem on the swing.

Exam Tip: Using pronoun 'huwa' for male referent.

Question 31. سَاجِد : أَيْنَ الأُرْجُوحَة؟
Answer: Sajid: Where is the swing?
In simple words: Inquiring about the swing's location.

Question 32. شَرِيف : على الشَّجَرَة
Answer: Shareef: On the tree.
In simple words: Stating the swing is on the tree.

Exam Tip: Short prepositional answer.

Question 33. سَاجِد : مَعَ السَّلامَة
Answer: Sajid: Goodbye.
In simple words: Standard parting phrase meaning 'go with safety'.

Question 34. سليم : فِي أَمَانِ الله
Answer: Saleem: In Allah's protection.
In simple words: Traditional response to farewell.

Exam Tip: Religious farewell response.

Question 35. سَاجِد : شُكْرًا
Answer: Sajid: Thank you.
In simple words: Expressing thanks.

Exam Tip: Polite interaction.

Question 36. سَلِيم : عَفْوًا
Answer: Saleem: You are welcome.
In simple words: Replying to thanks.

Exam Tip: Closes conversation politely.

Translate in Arabic

Question 1. I am a doctor
Answer: أنا طبيب
In simple words: 'Ana' for I, 'tabeeb' for doctor.

Exam Tip: Subject pronoun followed by noun.

Question 2. I am a driver
Answer: أنا سواق
In simple words: 'Ana' for I, 'sawaaq' for driver.

Exam Tip: Professional title agreement.

Question 3. He is a guard
Answer: هو حارس
In simple words: 'Huwa' for he, 'haaris' for guard.

Exam Tip: Third person masculine sentence.

Question 4. You are a patient
Answer: أنتَ مريض / أنتِ مريضة
In simple words: Use 'anta mareed' for male or 'anti mareedah' for female.

Exam Tip: Ensure gender agreement between pronoun and noun.

Question 5. I am a nurse
Answer: أنا ممرضة
In simple words: 'Ana' for I, 'mumarridah' for nurse.

Exam Tip: Speaker gender determines noun form.

Question 6. She is a servant
Answer: هي خادمة
In simple words: 'Hiya' for she, 'khaadimah' for servant.

Exam Tip: Third person feminine structure.

Question 7. Patient: Good morning
Answer: مريضة : صباح الخير
In simple words: 'Sabah al-khayr' is good morning.

Exam Tip: Character prefix followed by greeting.

Question 8. Guard: Good morning
Answer: حارس : صباح النور
In simple words: 'Sabah an-noor' is the reply.

Exam Tip: Standard greeting response pair.

Question 9. Patient: Who are you
Answer: مريضة : من أنتَ؟
In simple words: 'Man' is who, 'anta' is you.

Exam Tip: Interrogative identity question.

Question 10. Guard: I am a guard, who are you?
Answer: حارس : أنا حارس، من أنتِ؟
In simple words: Stating identity and asking back.

Exam Tip: Use feminine 'anti' when addressing a female.

Question 11. Patient: I am a patient, who is he?
Answer: مريضة : أنا مريضة، من هو؟
In simple words: Self-identification and inquiry about a male.

Exam Tip: Use 'huwa' for third person male.

Question 12. Guard: He is a driver
Answer: حارس : هو سواق
In simple words: Identifying the male as a driver.

Exam Tip: Simple nominal sentence.

Question 13. Patient: Who is she?
Answer: مريضة : من هي؟
In simple words: Inquiring about a female.

Exam Tip: Use 'hiya' for female inquiry.

Question 14. Guard: She is a servant
Answer: حارس : هي خادمة
In simple words: Identifying the female as a servant.

Exam Tip: Consistent pronoun use.

Question 15. Patient: Who is he?
Answer: مريضة : من هو؟
In simple words: Inquiring about another male.

Exam Tip: Repeated pattern for learning.

Question 16. Guard: He is a doctor
Answer: حارس : هو طبيب
In simple words: Identifying the male as a doctor.

Exam Tip: Basic profession identification.

Question 17. Patient: Who is she?
Answer: مريضة : من هي؟
In simple words: Inquiring about another female.

Exam Tip: Practice with feminine pronouns.

Question 18. Guard: She is a nurse
Answer: حارس : هي ممرضة
In simple words: Identifying the female as a nurse.

Exam Tip: Matching profession to female pronoun.

Question 19. Patient: Thank you
Answer: مريضة : شكرا
In simple words: Expressing thanks.

Exam Tip: 'Shukran' means thank you.

Question 20. Guard: Welcome
Answer: حارس : عفوا
In simple words: 'Afwan' means you are welcome.

Exam Tip: Standard courteous reply.

Question 21. What is on the branch?
Answer: ماذا على الغصن؟
In simple words: 'Maaza' for what, 'alaa' for on, 'al-ghusn' for branch.

Exam Tip: Prepositional question structure.

Question 22. There is a swing on the branch
Answer: على الغصن أرجوحة
In simple words: Placing the prepositional phrase first.

Exam Tip: Natural Arabic word order for location.

Question 23. What is in the grass?
Answer: ماذا في العشب؟
In simple words: 'Fee' indicates inside the grass.

Exam Tip: Inquiring about containment.

Question 24. There is a butterfly in the grass
Answer: في العشب فراشة
In simple words: Locating the butterfly in the grass.

Exam Tip: Matching preposition 'fee'.

Question 25. Where is the leaf?
Answer: أين الورق؟
In simple words: 'Ayna' asks where.

Exam Tip: Location inquiry.

Question 26. The leaf is on the branch
Answer: الورق على الغصن
In simple words: Stating the subject followed by its location.

Exam Tip: Nominal sentence structure.

Question 27. Where is the crow?
Answer: أين الغراب؟
In simple words: Inquiring about the crow.

Exam Tip: Use 'ayna' for position.

Question 28. The crow is in the nest
Answer: الغراب في العش
In simple words: Stating the crow is inside the nest.

Exam Tip: Use 'fee' for inside.

Question 29. Good evening, How are you?
Answer: مساء الخير، كيف الحال
In simple words: Evening greeting and well-being check.

Exam Tip: Standard greeting phrase.

Question 30. Good evening, fine praise be to God
Answer: مساء النور، طيب والحمد لله
In simple words: Response praising God.

Exam Tip: Cultural polite response.

Question 31. What is in your hand
Answer: ماذا في يدك؟
In simple words: 'Yaduka' means your hand.

Exam Tip: Possessive suffix '-ka' means 'your'.

Question 32. There is a leaf in my hand
Answer: في يدي ورق
In simple words: 'Yadee' means my hand.

Exam Tip: Possessive suffix '-ee' means 'my'.

Question 33. Where is Saleem?
Answer: أين سليم؟
In simple words: Asking for Saleem's location.

Exam Tip: Use 'ayna' before proper names.

Question 34. He is on the swing
Answer: هو على الأرجوحة
In simple words: 'Huwa' for he, 'alaa al-arjoocha' on the swing.

Exam Tip: Pronoun reference.

Question 35. Where is the swing?
Answer: أين الأرجوحة؟
In simple words: Inquiring about the swing.

Exam Tip: Location question.

Question 36. On the tree
Answer: على الشجرة
In simple words: Short prepositional phrase answer.

Exam Tip: Direct location reply.

Question 37. Good bye
Answer: مع السلامة
In simple words: Parting phrase.

Exam Tip: Standard farewell.

Question 38. In Allah’s protection
Answer: في أمان الله
In simple words: Reply to farewell.

Exam Tip: Traditional response.

Question 39. Thank you
Answer: شكرا
In simple words: Expression of thanks.

Exam Tip: 'Shukran'.

Question 40. Welcome
Answer: عفوا
In simple words: Response to thanks.

Exam Tip: 'Afwan'.

Tick the correct one and cross the wrong one

Question 1. أنتِ مريضة / تلك أب
(a) أنتِ مريضة (Correct)
(b) تلك أب (Incorrect)
Answer: (a) أنتِ مريضة
In simple words: 'Anti mareedah' is grammatically correct, whereas 'tilka ab' pairs a feminine demonstrative with a masculine noun.

Exam Tip: Always check gender agreement between demonstratives/pronouns and nouns.

Question 2. هو أم / هذا ظبي
(a) هو أم (Incorrect)
(b) هذا ظبي (Correct)
Answer: (b) هذا ظبي
In simple words: 'Haza zaby' correctly pairs a masculine demonstrative with a masculine noun (gazelle).

Question 3. أنتِ مُدَرِّس / ذلك خادمة
(a) أنتِ مُدَرِّس (Incorrect)
(b) ذلك خادمة (Incorrect - should be تِلكَ خَادِمَة)
Answer: Both options contain grammatical mismatches in the worksheet context. (Note: 'Anti mudarris' should be 'Anti mudarrisah' and 'Zalika khaadimah' should be 'Tilka khaadimah').
In simple words: Feminine subjects require feminine predicates.

Exam Tip: Watch out for gender suffixes like taa marboota.

Question 4. أنتِ طالب / هي ابْن
(a) أنتِ طالب (Incorrect - should be أنتِ طالبة)
(b) هي ابْن (Incorrect - should be هي ابنة)
Answer: Both options contain gender mismatches in their original form. Correct forms are أنتِ طالبة and هي ابنة.
In simple words: Pronouns and nouns must agree in gender.

Exam Tip: 'Ibn' is male (son); female is 'ibnah' (daughter).

Match the following

Question 1. Match the pronouns to their matching family/profession terms:
أنا -> مُدَرِّس (or مَدْرَسَة / طبيب / etc.)
أَنْتَ -> أب / مُدَرِّس
أَنْتِ -> أم / مُدَرِّسَة
هُوَ -> أب / مُدَرِّس
هِيَ -> أم / مُدَرِّسَة
Answer: Matched correctly based on gender and person agreement.
In simple words: First person, second person, and third person pronouns must match the gender of the noun.

Exam Tip: Memorize pronoun categories: Istifham, Damaair, and Ism al-Isharah.

Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions (فِي, عَلَى)

Question 1. العُصْفُور _____ القفص
Answer: العُصْفُور فِي القفص
In simple words: The sparrow is inside the cage, so we use 'fee'.

Exam Tip: Use 'fee' for inside containment.

Question 2. التَّابُوت _____ السَّيَّارَة
Answer: التَّابُوت عَلَى السَّيَّارَة (or فِي depending on context)
In simple words: Objects placed on top of vehicles take 'alaa'.

Exam Tip: Use 'alaa' for surfaces.

Question 3. القِطَّ _____ السَّرِير
Answer: القِطُّ عَلَى السَّرِير
In simple words: The cat is on the bed, so we use 'alaa'.

Exam Tip: 'Alaa' denotes being on top of a surface.

Question 4. الأَبُ _____ البَيْت
Answer: الأَبُ فِي البَيْت
In simple words: The father is inside the house, so we use 'fee'.

Exam Tip: Enclosed buildings take 'fee'.

Question 5. القَلَمُ _____ الحَقِيبَة
Answer: القَلَمُ فِي الحَقِيبَة
In simple words: The pen is inside the bag, so we use 'fee'.

Exam Tip: Bags and boxes act as containers taking 'fee'.

Question 6. البَبْغَاءُ _____ القفص
Answer: البَبْغَاءُ فِي القفص
In simple words: The parrot is inside the cage, so we use 'fee'.

Exam Tip: Cages enclose animals, hence 'fee'.

Choose the correct answer

Question 1. مَنْ عَلَى الدَّرَّاجَة؟ ( طالب, طالبة )
Answer: طالب (or طالبة depending on context)
In simple words: Select the matching noun for the question subject.

Exam Tip: Check text context for specific gender references.

Question 2. مَاذَا عَلَى الوَرَق؟ ( دود, فَرَاشَة )
Answer: فَرَاشَة
In simple words: Based on earlier worksheet sentences, a butterfly (faraashah) is on the leaf/grass.

Exam Tip: Refer back to textbook reading passages.

Question 3. أَيْنَ المِقْص؟ ( الحَقِيبَة, مِيزَان )
Answer: الحَقِيبَة

In simple words: Scissors are typically kept in a bag (haqibah).

Exam Tip: Vocabulary logic helps eliminate incorrect choices.

Question 4. أَيْنَ الوَرَق؟ ( مَاء, كِيس )
Answer: كِيس
In simple words: Paper is kept in a bag or folder (kis).

Exam Tip: Contextual appropriateness determines the correct answer.

Question 5. مَاذَا عَلَى الجِسْر؟ ( قِطَار, وِنش )
Answer: قِطَار (or وِنش)
In simple words: Trains (qitaar) travel across bridges.

Exam Tip: Transport vocabulary association.

Separate the male and female sentences

Question 1. Categorize sentences into Muxakkar (Male) and Muannath (Female):
Answer:
Male (المذكر):
- أنا مدرس
- أنا طالب
- هو مدرس
- هو طالب
- أنت مدرس
- أنت طالب

Female (المؤنث):
- أنا مدرسة
- أنا طالبة
- هي مدرسة
- هي طالبة
- أنت مدرسة
- أنت طالبة
In simple words: Sentences with masculine nouns and pronouns go to the male column, and feminine ones go to the female column.

Exam Tip: Always look at the predicate noun (ending in taa marboota or not) to determine gender.

Select and write the suitable female words from the box

Question 1. Fill table matching masculine words to their feminine equivalents:
طالب -> طالبة
وَلَد -> بنت
رَجُل -> مرأة
طَبِيب -> طبيبة
اِبْن -> ابنة
أَب -> أم
ثَوْر -> بقرة
مُدَرِّس -> مدرسة
Answer: Matched successfully using vocabulary from the box.
In simple words: Pair each male noun with its corresponding female counterpart.

Exam Tip: Irregular pairs like father/mother (ab/umm) and bull/cow (thawr/baqarah) must be memorized.

Choose the correct answer

Question 1. أَنْتَ ____________ ( طالب , طالبة )
Answer: ( طالب )
In simple words: 'Anta' is masculine, so it pairs with masculine 'taalib'.

Exam Tip: Match pronoun gender to noun gender.

Question 2. أَنْتِ ____________ ( طالب , طالبة )
Answer: ( طالبة )
In simple words: 'Anti' is feminine, so it pairs with feminine 'taalibah'.

Exam Tip: Feminine nouns feature taa marboota.

Question 3. أَنْتَ ____________ ( طبيب , طبيبة )
Answer: ( طبيب )
In simple words: 'Anta' takes the masculine noun 'tabeeb'.

Exam Tip: Direct gender agreement.

Question 4. أَنْتِ ____________ ( طبيب , طبيبة )
Answer: ( طبيبَة )
In simple words: 'Anti' takes the feminine noun 'tabeebah'.

Question 5. هُوَ ____________ مَرِيض
Answer: ( مريض )
In simple words: 'Huwa' is a masculine pronoun used with masculine predicates.

Exam Tip: Third person masculine singular agreement.

Question 6. هِيَ ____________ مَرِيضَة
Answer: ( مريضة )
In simple words: 'Hiya' is a feminine pronoun used with feminine predicates.

Exam Tip: Third person feminine singular agreement.

Question 7. ____________ مَرِيضَة ( هُوَ , هِيَ )
Answer: هِيَ
In simple words: The predicate 'mareedah' is feminine, so it requires 'hiya'.

Exam Tip: Choose pronoun based on predicate gender.

Question 8. ____________ حَارِس ( هُوَ , هِيَ )
Answer: هُوَ
In simple words: The predicate 'haaris' is masculine, so it requires 'huwa'.

Exam Tip: Guard is masculine here.

Question 9. ____________ مُدَرِّس ( هُوَ , هِيَ )
Answer: هُوَ
In simple words: 'Mudarris' is masculine, so it requires 'huwa'.

Exam Tip: Male teacher takes masculine pronoun.

Question 10. ____________ مُدَرِّسَة ( هُوَ , هِيَ )
Answer: هِيَ
In simple words: 'Mudarrisah' is feminine, so it requires 'hiya'.

Exam Tip: Female teacher takes feminine pronoun.