CBSE Class 5 Arabic Worksheet Set 02

I Write the English word :

Question 1. رجال
Answer: Men
In simple words: The Arabic word rijaal means men.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic masculine broken plurals like rajul (man) to rijaal (men).

Question 2. شركة
Answer: Company
In simple words: The word sharikah means a company or firm.

Exam Tip: Watch for the taa marbootah at the end indicating a singular feminine noun.

Question 3. حافلة
Answer: Bus
In simple words: Haafilah translates to bus, which is also the title theme of this worksheet.

Exam Tip: Connect the title (في الحافلة) with this vocabulary word.

Question 4. واقف
Answer: Standing (masculine singular)
In simple words: Waaqif refers to someone who is standing up.

Exam Tip: This is an active participle (ism faa'il).

Question 5. عامل
Answer: Worker (masculine singular)
In simple words: Aamil means a male worker or laborer.

Exam Tip: Plural form is ummaal or aamiloon.

Question 6. مسافر
Answer: Traveler (masculine singular)
In simple words: Musaafir means a person who is travelling.

Exam Tip: Corresponds to the verb safara (to travel).

II Write the Arabic word:

Question 1. Factory
Answer: مصنع (Masna')
In simple words: Masna' is the Arabic term for a factory.

Exam Tip: Root letters are s-n-' (ص ن ع).

Question 2. Ladies
Answer: النساء (An-Nisaa) or السيدات (As-Sayyidaat)
In simple words: An-Nisaa refers to women or ladies.

Exam Tip: An-Nisaa is a common broken plural.

Question 3. Employee
Answer: موظف (Muwazzaf)
In simple words: Muwazzaf means an office employee or staff member.

Exam Tip: Use muwazzafah for a female employee.

Question 4. Woman
Answer: امرأة (Imra'ah)
In simple words: Imra'ah means an adult woman.

Exam Tip: Takes the definite article as al-mar'ah.

Question 5. They (f)
Answer: هن (Hunna)
In simple words: Hunna is the third-person feminine plural pronoun (They).

Exam Tip: Used exclusively for groups of females.

Question 6. They (m)
Answer: هم (Hum)
In simple words: Hum is the third-person masculine plural pronoun (They).

Exam Tip: Used for mixed groups or groups of males.

III Write the plural:

Question 1. امرأة (Woman)
Answer: نساء (Nisaa)
In simple words: The plural of woman is women.

Exam Tip: Irregular broken plural.

Question 2. مسافر (Traveler)
Answer: مسافرون (Musaafiroon)

In simple words: Sound masculine plural adds -oon.

Exam Tip: Use musaafireen in accusative/genitive cases.

Question 3. ولد (Boy)
Answer: أولاد (Awlaad)
In simple words: Awlaad means boys or children.

Exam Tip: Common broken plural pattern.

Question 4. موظف (Employee)
Answer: موظفون (Muwazzafoon)
In simple words: Add -oon to form the sound masculine plural.

Exam Tip: Regular sound plural rule applies.

Question 5. عامل (Worker)
Answer: عاملون (Aamiloon) or عمال (Ummaal)
In simple words: Both sound plural (aamiloon) and broken plural (ummaal) are correct.

Exam Tip: Ummaal is very common in literature.

Question 6. طالب (Student)
Answer: طلاب (Tullaab) or طالبون (Taaliboon)
In simple words: Tullaab is the broken plural for male students.

Question 7. مسافرة (Female traveler)
Answer: مسافرات (Musaafiraat)
In simple words: Sound feminine plural replaces taa marbootah with -aat.

Exam Tip: Standard sound feminine plural rule.

Question 8. رجل (Man)
Answer: رجال (Rijaal)
In simple words: Rijaal is the broken plural for men.

Exam Tip: Essential vocabulary pairing.

Question 9. واقفة (Female standing)
Answer: واقفاات (Waaqifaat)
In simple words: Sound feminine plural for standing females.

Exam Tip: Drop taa marbootah and add -aat.

IV Write the present tense:

Question 1. قامت (She stood up / she rose - past)
Answer: تقوم (Taqoom)
In simple words: Present tense feminine singular for standing up.

Exam Tip: Hollow verb root q-w-m.

Question 2. نظر (He looked - past)
Answer: ينظر (Yanzuru)
In simple words: Present tense masculine singular for looking.

Exam Tip: Takes dhammah on the middle radical in present tense.

Question 3. جلس (He sat - past)
Answer: يجلس (Yajlisu)
In simple words: Present tense masculine singular for sitting.

Exam Tip: Takes kasrah on the middle radical in present tense.

Question 4. ذهبت (She went - past)
Answer: تذهب (Tadhhabu)
In simple words: Present tense feminine singular for going.

Exam Tip: Starts with ta- for feminine third person.

Question 5. قرأ (He read - past)
Answer: يقرأ (Yaqra'u)
In simple words: Present tense masculine singular for reading.

Exam Tip: Hamza rests on alif with fathah.

Question 6. خلص (He finished - past)
Answer: يخلص (Yukhliṣu) or يَخْلُصُ / يَخْلِصُ
In simple words: Present tense masculine singular for finishing or being sincere.

Question 1. They (f) are travelling to Makkah.
Answer: هن مسافرات إلى مكة.
In simple words: Use hunna for feminine plural followed by the sound feminine plural participle and destination.

Exam Tip: 'To' is translated using the preposition ila (إلى).

Question 2. The men are working in a hospital.
Answer: الرجال يعملون في مستشفى.
In simple words: The men (ar-rijaal) work (ya'maloon) in a hospital (mustashfaa).

Exam Tip: Broken plural subject takes a plural verb agreeing in gender.

Question 3. The girls are standing in the classroom.
Answer: البنات واقفات في الفصل.
In simple words: Girls (al-banaat) standing (waaqifaat) in the classroom (fi al-fasl).
Exam Tip: Sound feminine plural predicate matches feminine plural subject.

Question 4. They (m) are sitting in the car.
Answer: هم جالسون في السيارة.
In simple words: They masculine (hum) sitting (jaalisuon) in the car (fi as-sayyarah).

Exam Tip: Use masculine sound plural for active participle.

Question 5. The woman is working in the company.
Answer: المرأة تعمل في الشركة.
In simple words: The woman (al-mar'ah) works (ta'malu) in the company (fi ash-sharikah).

Exam Tip: Singular feminine subject takes verb starting with ta-.

VI Translate into English:

Question 1. هن موظفات في المدرسة .
Answer: They (f) are employees in the school.
In simple words: Hunna means they (f), muwazzafaat means female employees, fi al-madrasah means in the school.

Exam Tip: Identify pronoun and profession plural.

Question 2. الأولاد ذاهبون الى الحديقة .
Answer: The boys are going to the garden.
In simple words: Al-awlaad = boys, dhaahiboon = going, ila al-hadeeqah = to the garden.

Exam Tip: Hadeeqah translates to garden or park.

Question 3. الطبيبات عاملات في المستشفى .
Answer: The female doctors are workers in the hospital.
In simple words: At-tabeebaat = female doctors, aamilaat = workers/working, fi al-mustashfaa = in the hospital.

Exam Tip: Tabeebah means female doctor.

Question 4. هم واقفون في الحافلة .
Answer: They (m) are standing in the bus.
In simple words: Hum = they (m), waaqifoon = standing, fi al-haafilah = in the bus.

Exam Tip: Links directly back to the worksheet title theme.

Question 5. الطالبة كاتبة الدرس .
Answer: The female student is the writer of the lesson.
In simple words: At-taalibah = female student, katibat ad-dars = writer of the lesson.

Exam Tip: Demonstrates annexation (mudhaf and mudhaf ilayh).

VII Frame sentences:

Question 1. مسافر : (Traveler)
Answer: الأب مسافر إلى الرياض. (The father is travelling to Riyadh.)
In simple words: Create a complete sentence starting with a subject and using the word musaafir.

Question 2. جالس : (Sitting)
Answer: الولد جالس على الكرسي. (The boy is sitting on the chair.)
In simple words: Use jaalis to describe someone sitting.

Exam Tip: Use 'ala (على) for 'on'.

Question 3. واقف : (Standing)
Answer: المعلم واقف أمام الفصل. (The teacher is standing in front of the classroom.)
In simple words: Use waaqif to show a standing position.

Exam Tip: Amaam means in front of.

Question 4. عامل : (Worker)
Answer: العامل يعمل في المصنع. (The worker is working in the factory.)
In simple words: Connect worker with factory.

Exam Tip: Subject and verb agreement.

Question 5. ذاهب : (Going)
Answer: الطالب ذاهب إلى المدرسة. (The student is going to school.)
In simple words: Use dhaahib with destination.

Exam Tip: Preposition ila pairs with going somewhere.

VIII Fill in the blanks with the correct word:

( هن / هم / عاملون / واقفات / مسافرات / جالسون )

Question 1. الرجال _________ في الشركة .
Answer: الرجال عاملون في الشركة .
In simple words: The men are workers in the company.

Exam Tip: Match masculine plural noun with masculine sound plural predicate.

Question 2. النساء _________ .
Answer: النساء جالسان أو مسافرات ( النساء مسافرات .)
In simple words: The women are travelling.

Exam Tip: Match broken feminine plural with appropriate feminine predicate.

Question 3. الطالبات _________ الى المدينة .
Answer: الطالبات مسافرات الى المدينة .
In simple words: The female students are travelling to the city.

Exam Tip: Sound feminine plural subject takes sound feminine plural adjective/participle.

Question 4. البنات _________ الى المدرسة .
Answer: البنات واقفات الى المدرسة . (or similar context from list: البنات واقفات)
In simple words: The girls are standing.

Exam Tip: Select matching feminine plural form.

Question 5. المدرسون _________ على الكرسي .
Answer: المدرسون جالسون على الكرسي .
In simple words: The teachers are sitting on the chair.

Exam Tip: Sound masculine plural agreement.

IX Write the singular:

Question 1. أطباء (Doctors)
Answer: طبيب (Tabeeb)
In simple words: Singular form of male doctors.

Exam Tip: Broken plural atibbaa' singular is tabeeb.

Question 2. بنات (Girls)
Answer: بنت (Bint)
In simple words: Singular of girls is girl.

Exam Tip: Common basic noun.

Question 3. نساء (Women)
Answer: امرأة (Imra'ah)
In simple words: Singular of nisaa is imra'ah.

Question 4. مسافرون (Travelers)
Answer: مسافر (Musaafir)
In simple words: Remove -oon suffix to get singular masculine.

Exam Tip: Sound masculine plural singular rule.

Question 5. عاملات (Female workers)
Answer: عاملة (Aamilah)
In simple words: Remove -aat and add taa marbootah.

Exam Tip: Sound feminine plural singular rule.

Question 6. هن (They - f)
Answer: هي (Hiya)
In simple words: Singular feminine pronoun for 'she'.

Exam Tip: Singular counterpart of hunna.

Question 7. هؤلاء (These)
Answer: هذا (Hadha) / هذه (Hadihi)
In simple words: Demonstrative pronoun singular form.

Question 8. أولئك (Those)
Answer: ذلك (Dhalika) / تلك (Tilka)
In simple words: Far demonstrative singular.

Exam Tip: Ulaa'ika is plural for 'that'.

Question 9. هم (They - m)
Answer: هو (Huwa)
In simple words: Singular masculine pronoun for 'he'.

Exam Tip: Singular counterpart of hum.