CBSE Class 4 Arabic Worksheet Set 09

Join the following

Question 1. ب + ا + ب
Answer: بَاب
In simple words: Joining the letters ب, ا, and ب forms the word bāb (door).

Exam Tip: Pay attention to connecting letters where the Alif does not connect to the letter after it.

Question 2. ت + ا + ب + و + ت
Answer: تَابُوت
In simple words: Joining the letters forms tābūt (box/coffin).

Exam Tip: Ensure short and long vowels are clearly marked.

Question 3. ر + ج + ل
Answer: رَجُل
In simple words: Joining the letters forms rajul (man).

Exam Tip: Practice proper cursive connection for letters like Jeem and Ra.

Question 4. ح + د + ي + ق + ة
Answer: حَدِيقَة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms ḥadīqah (garden).

Exam Tip: Remember that Taa Marboota (ة) appears at the end of feminine nouns.

Question 5. ب + ق + ر + ة
Answer: بَقَرَة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms baqarah (cow).

Exam Tip: Check initial, medial, and final forms of Baa and Qaf.

Question 6. ل + ب + ن
Answer: لَبَن
In simple words: Joining the letters forms laban (milk).

Exam Tip: Simple three-letter words are foundational for Arabic vocabulary.

Question 7. أ + ن + ب + ج
Answer: أَنْبَج
In simple words: Joining the letters forms anbaj (mango).

Exam Tip: Note the Hamza on top of Alif at the beginning.

Question 8. ت + م + ر
Answer: تَمْر
In simple words: Joining the letters forms tamr (date).

Exam Tip: Consonant clusters with Sukoon require clear pronunciation.

Question 9. ك + ت + ب
Answer: كُتُب
In simple words: Joining the letters forms kutub (books).

Exam Tip: Dammah vowels change the noun to its plural form.

Question 10. ب + ي + ت
Answer: بَيْت
In simple words: Joining the letters forms bayt (house).

Exam Tip: Watch for the diphthong sound 'ay' in bayt.

Question 11. ث + و + ر
Answer: ثَوْر
In simple words: Joining the letters forms thawr (ox).

Exam Tip: The letter Thaa is pronounced with the tip of the tongue.

Question 12. ق + ث + ا + ء
Answer: قِثَّاء
Answer: قِثَّاء
In simple words: Joining the letters forms qiththā' (cucumber).

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the Shaddah on the Thaa.

Question 13. س + ل + م
Answer: سَلَم
In simple words: Joining the letters forms salam (peace).

Exam Tip: Connect all three letters smoothly in sequence.

Question 14. ش + ف + ي + ق
Answer: شَفِيق
In simple words: Joining the letters forms Shafiq (a proper name).

Exam Tip: Long vowel Ya is connected between Fa and Qaf.

Question 15. ا + ل + س + ل + ا + م
Answer: السَّلَام
In simple words: Joining the letters forms al-salām (peace).

Exam Tip: Notice the solar Lam (Lam Shamsiyyah) before the Seen.

Question 16. ع + ل + ي + ك + م
Answer: عَلَيْكُمْ
In simple words: Joining the letters forms 'alaykum (upon you).

Question 17. م + ذ + ر + س
Answer: مُدَرِّس
In simple words: Joining the letters forms mudarris (male teacher).

Exam Tip: The Shaddah on Ra indicates doubling of the sound.

Question 18. م + د + ر + س + ة
Answer: مَدْرَسَة
In simple words: Joining the letters forms madrasah (school).

Exam Tip: Dal is a non-connecting letter from the left side.

Write the meaning in English

Question 1. بَاب
Answer: Door
In simple words: The Arabic word bāb means door.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic household vocabulary.

Question 2. تَابُوت
Answer: Box / Coffin
In simple words: Tābūt translates to box.

Question 3. رَجُل
Answer: Man
In simple words: Rajul means an adult male or man.

Question 4. حَدِيقَة
Answer: Garden
In simple words: Ḥadīqah means a garden or park.

Question 5. بَقَرَة
Answer: Cow
In simple words: Baqarah means a cow.

Question 6. لَبَن
Answer: Milk
In simple words: Laban means milk.

Write the meaning in Arabic

Question 1. car
Answer: سَيَّارَة
In simple words: The Arabic word for car is sayyārah.

Question 2. woman
Answer: امْرَأَة
In simple words: The Arabic word for woman is imra'ah.

Question 3. this (m)
Answer: هَذَا
In simple words: Hadhā is used for masculine demonstrative 'this'.

Question 4. this (f)
Answer: هَذِهِ
In simple words: Hādhihi is used for feminine demonstrative 'this'.

Translate in English

Question 1. هَذَا بَاب
Answer: This is a door.
In simple words: Hadhā bāb translates to 'This is a door'.

Question 2. هَذَا تَابُوت
Answer: This is a box.
In simple words: Hadhā tābūt translates to 'This is a box'.

Question 3. هَذَا رَجُل
Answer: This is a man.
In simple words: Hadhā rajul translates to 'This is a man'.

Question 4. هَذِهِ سَيَّارَة
Answer: This is a car.
In simple words: Hādhihi sayyārah translates to 'This is a car'.

Choose the correct answer

Question 1. امْرَأَة ( هَذَا , هَذِهِ )
Answer: (هَذِهِ) امْرَأَة
In simple words: Imra'ah is feminine, so we use hādhihi.

Question 2. تَابُوت ( هَذَا , هَذِهِ )
Answer: (هَذَا) تَابُوت
In simple words: Tābūt is masculine, so we use hadhā.

Question 3. رَجُل ( هَذَا , هَذِهِ )
Answer: (هَذَا) رَجُل
In simple words: Rajul is masculine, so we use hadhā.

Complete with the missing letters

Question 1. تِلْمِي__
Answer: تِلْمِيذ
In simple words: Complete the word with 'ذ' to form tilmīdh (student).

Question 2. نَبْ__
**Answer:** نَبَات
In simple words: Complete the word with 'ات' to form nabāt.

Tick the correct answer cross the wrong one

Question 1. هَذَا مَدْرَسَة
Answer: Incorrect (Cross)
In simple words: Madrasah is feminine, so it should be هَذِهِ مَدْرَسَة.

Question 2. ذَلِكَ بَاب
Answer: Correct (Tick)
In simple words: Bāb is masculine, so Ḏālika bāb is grammatically correct.