CBSE Class 9 Arabic Practice Worksheet Set 07

Question 1. Translate the lessons 7-9 neatly.
Answer: Students are required to write neat and accurate English translations for the Arabic text contained in lessons 7, 8, and 9 of their prescribed textbook. Since the specific textbook texts vary by curriculum edition, students should carefully translate each sentence sentence-by-sentence, ensuring that Arabic grammatical structures like nominal and verbal sentences are correctly reflected in standard English.
In simple words: Write down clear and accurate English translations of lessons 7, 8, and 9 from your Arabic textbook.

Exam Tip: Always maintain context and avoid literal word-for-word translation when it alters the natural meaning in English.

Question 2. Write the poem no. 12 with translation and summary.
Answer: Copy poem number 12 from the textbook in clear Arabic calligraphy, followed by its complete line-by-line English translation and a concise thematic summary explaining the core message, key vocabulary, and poetic beauty of the verses.
In simple words: Write poem 12 in Arabic along with its English meaning and a brief summary.

Exam Tip: Pay special attention to poetic vocabulary and central themes as they frequently appear in comprehension and reference-to-context questions.

Question 3. Write 25 words singular to plural with meanings from lesson no. 1-9.
Answer: Extract 25 distinct nouns from lessons 1 to 9. For each noun, write its singular form (Mufrad), its broken or sound plural form (Jam'), and its English meaning in a structured format.
In simple words: List 25 Arabic words from lessons 1 to 9 with their singular forms, plural forms, and English meanings.

Exam Tip: Practice identifying broken plural patterns (Jam' al-Taksir) as well as sound masculine and feminine plurals to score full marks in morphology exercises.

Question 4. Pick out مرکب الإضافة from lessons 7 and 8.
Answer: Review lessons 7 and 8 to identify examples of مركب الإضافة (Mudhaf and Mudhaf Ilaih - possessive phrases). Ensure that the first noun (Mudhaf) is indefinite without tanween/alif-lam and the second noun (Mudhaf Ilaih) is in the genitive case (Majroor).
In simple words: Find and list all the possessive phrases (Mudhaf and Mudhaf Ilaih) found in lessons 7 and 8.

Exam Tip: Remember that the Mudhaf never takes Alif-Lam or a nunation (Tanween), while the Mudhaf Ilaih always takes a Kasrah (is Majroor).

Question 5. Pick out مرکب الجری from lessons 5, 6 and 10.
Answer: Review lessons 5, 6, and 10 to identify instances of مركب الجر (Harf al-Jarr followed by its Majroor noun, i.e., prepositional phrases). List each phrase clearly with its preposition and the noun in the genitive case.
In simple words: Extract all prepositional phrases (Harf al-Jarr and Majroor) from lessons 5, 6, and 10.

Exam Tip: Always look for prepositions like في, من, على, and إلى and ensure the noun immediately following them ends with a Kasrah.