CBSE Class 3 Arabic Worksheet Set 15

III. Join the following letters and make words. (صل الحروف الآتية)

Question 1. \(\text{د} + \text{ا} + \text{ر}\)
Answer: دار
In simple words: Joining the letters dal, alif, and ra forms the word dar (house).

Exam Tip: Dal does not connect to the letter after it, while alif and ra also end connections.

Question 2. \(\text{ب} + \text{ا} + \text{ب}\)
Answer: باب
In simple words: Joining ba, alif, and ba forms bab (door).

Exam Tip: Initial ba connects to alif, and final ba stands alone.

Question 3. \(\text{د} + \text{ا} + \text{د} + \text{ا}\)
Answer: داد
In simple words: Joining dal, alif, dal, and alif forms dada (grandfather).

Exam Tip: Non-connector letters dal and alif do not join to the letters following them.

Question 4. \(\text{ب} + \text{ا} + \text{ي} + \text{ا} + \text{ن}\)
Answer: بيان
In simple words: Joining ba, alif, ya, alif, and nun forms bayan (statement).

Exam Tip: Ensure ya is properly shaped in the middle position.

Question 5. \(\text{ر} + \text{و} + \text{م}\)
Answer: روم
In simple words: Joining ra, waw, and mim forms Rum (Rome).

Exam Tip: Ra and waw are non-connectors on their left side.

Question 6. \(\text{د} + \text{ي} + \text{ن}\)
Answer: دين
In simple words: Joining dal, ya, and nun forms din (religion).

Exam Tip: Initial dal does not connect to medial ya.

Question 7. \(\text{ز} + \text{ي} + \text{ن} + \text{ب}\)
Answer: زينب
In simple words: Joining zay, ya, nun, and ba forms Zainab (a proper name).

Exam Tip: Zay does not connect to the following ya.

Question 8. \(\text{ب} + \text{ي} + \text{ت}\)
Answer: بيت
In simple words: Joining ba, ya, and ta forms bayt (house).

Exam Tip: All three letters connect continuously.

Question 9. \(\text{ق} + \text{ا} + \text{ل}\)
Answer: قال
In simple words: Joining qaf, alif, and lam forms qala (he said).

Exam Tip: Qaf connects to alif, and lam stands at the end.

Question 10. \(\text{ق} + \text{ر} + \text{ا} + \text{ء} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: قراءة
In simple words: Joining qaf, ra, alif, hamza, and ta marbuta forms qira'ah (reading).

Exam Tip: Hamza sits on the line between alif and ta marbuta.

Question 11. \(\text{و} + \text{ل} + \text{د}\)
Answer: ولد
In simple words: Joining waw, lam, and dal forms walad (boy).

Exam Tip: Waw is disconnected from lam, while lam connects to dal.

Question 12. \(\text{ب} + \text{ن} + \text{ت}\)
Answer: بنت

Exam Tip: All three letters connect in sequence with dots correctly placed.

Question 13. \(\text{ب} + \text{ي} + \text{ن} + \text{ت}\)
Answer: بينت
In simple words: Joining ba, ya, nun, and ta forms bayanat/baynat.

Exam Tip: Ensure the dots for ya, nun, and ta are clearly distinguished.

Question 14. \(\text{ب} + \text{ي} + \text{ر} + \text{و} + \text{ت}\)
Answer: بيروت
In simple words: Joining ba, ya, ra, waw, and ta forms Beirut.

Exam Tip: Ra and waw do not connect to the letters following them.

Question 15. \(\text{أ} + \text{ب} + \text{ي}\)
Answer: أبي
In simple words: Joining alif, ba, and ya forms abi (my father).

Exam Tip: Alif starts disconnected, followed by connected ba and ya.

Question 16. \(\text{أ} + \text{م}\)
Answer: أم
In simple words: Joining alif and mim forms umm (mother).

Exam Tip: Alif does not connect to mim.

Question 17. \(\text{ق} + \text{ل} + \text{م}\)
Answer: قلم
In simple words: Joining qaf, lam, and mim forms qalam (pen).

Exam Tip: All three letters connect in a smooth sequence.

Question 18. \(\text{ق} + \text{ر} + \text{ا} + \text{ء} + \text{ت}\)
Answer: قرأت
In simple words: Joining qaf, ra, alif, hamza, and ta forms qara'at (she read).

Exam Tip: Hamza is written on a seat (kursi) or baseline depending on standard rules.

Question 19. \(\text{ط} + \text{ا} + \text{ل} + \text{ب}\)
Answer: طالب
In simple words: Joining ta, alif, lam, and ba forms talib (student).

Exam Tip: Ta connects to alif, and lam connects to ba.

Question 20. \(\text{ط} + \text{ا} + \text{ل} + \text{ب} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: طالبة
In simple words: Joining ta, alif, lam, ba, and ta marbuta forms talibah (female student).

Exam Tip: Ta marbuta appears at the end in its closed loop form.

Question 21. \(\text{م} + \text{ع} + \text{ل} + \text{م}\)
Answer: معلم
In simple words: Joining mim, ayn, lam, and mim forms muallim (teacher).

Exam Tip: Ayn takes its medial/initial connected form.

Question 22. \(\text{م} + \text{ع} + \text{ل} + \text{م} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: معلمة
In simple words: Joining mim, ayn, lam, mim, and ta marbuta forms muallimah (female teacher).

Exam Tip: Conclude with ta marbuta.

Question 23. \(\text{ص} + \text{غ} + \text{ي} + \text{ر}\)
Answer: صغير
In simple words: Joining sad, ghayn, ya, and ra forms saghir (small).

Exam Tip: Ghayn connects to ya, and ra ends disconnected.

Question 24. \(\text{ص} + \text{غ} + \text{ي} + \text{ر} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: صغيرة
In simple words: Joining sad, ghayn, ya, ra, and ta marbuta forms saghirah (small - feminine).

Exam Tip: Ra does not connect to ta marbuta.

Question 25. \(\text{ك} + \text{ب} + \text{ي} + \text{ر}\)
Answer: كبير
In simple words: Joining kaf, ba, ya, and ra forms kabir (big).

Exam Tip: Kaf takes its initial connected shape.

Question 26. \(\text{ك} + \text{ب} + \text{ي} + \text{ر} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: كبيرة
In simple words: Joining kaf, ba, ya, ra, and ta marbuta forms kabirah (big - feminine).

Exam Tip: Ensure proper spacing and connection for kaf and ba.

Question 27. \(\text{ظ} + \text{ا} + \text{ل} + \text{م}\)
Answer: ظالم
In simple words: Joining za, alif, lam, and mim forms zalim (unjust/oppressor).

Exam Tip: Za connects to alif, and lam connects to mim.

Question 28. \(\text{ظ} + \text{ا} + \text{ل} + \text{م} + \text{ة}\)
Answer: ظالمة
In simple words: Joining za, alif, lam, mim, and ta marbuta forms zalimah (unjust - feminine).

Exam Tip: Finish with ta marbuta.

IV. Translate into English. (ترجم باللغة الإنجليزية)

Question 1. أَبٌ وَ أُمٌّ
Answer: Father and mother
In simple words: 'Abun wa ummun' translates to father and mother.

Exam Tip: 'Wa' means 'and' in Arabic.

Question 2. الْأَلَاعِبُ وَ الْأَلْعَابُ
Answer: The games and the toys
In simple words: Translates to games and plays/toys.

Exam Tip: 'Al-' prefix denotes the definite article 'the'.

Question 3. الْأَرْضُ وَ السَّمَاءُ
Answer: The earth and the sky
In simple words: 'Al-ard' is earth and 'as-sama' is sky.

Exam Tip: Note the sun letter assimilation in 'as-sama'.

Question 4. هَذَا رَجُلٌ
Answer: This is a man
In simple words: 'Haza' means 'this is' and 'rajulun' means 'a man'.

Exam Tip: Demonstrative pronoun 'Haza' is used for masculine singular nouns.

Question 5. هَذِهِ كُرَةٌ
Answer: This is a ball
In simple words: 'Hazihi' is the feminine demonstrative pronoun.

Exam Tip: 'Kuratun' ends in ta marbuta, making it feminine.

Question 6. هَذِهِ قُرْآنُ اللَّهِ
Answer: This is the Quran of Allah
In simple words: Refers to the Holy Quran as the book of Allah.

Exam Tip: 'Allah' is the proper name of God in Arabic.

Question 7. هَذِهِ بِنْتُ
Answer: This is a girl
In simple words: 'Bintun' means a girl or daughter.

Exam Tip: Uses feminine demonstrative 'hazihi' for a girl.

Question 8. هَذَا أَبٌ
Answer: This is a father
In simple words: 'Haza' introduces a male subject.

Exam Tip: Masculine demonstrative paired with masculine noun.

Question 9. هَذِهِ أُمٌّ
Answer: This is a mother
In simple words: 'Hazihi' introduces a female subject.

Exam Tip: Feminine demonstrative paired with feminine noun.

Question 10. الْبِنْتُ
Answer: The girl
In simple words: Definite noun meaning the girl.

Exam Tip: 'Al-' translates to 'the'.

Question 11. الْمُعَلِّمُ كَبِيرٌ
Answer: The teacher is big (elder/senior)
In simple words: States that the male teacher is senior or big.

Exam Tip: Subject and predicate agreement in gender and definiteness.

Question 12. الْمُعَلِّمَةُ كَبِيرَةٌ
Answer: The female teacher is big (elder/senior)
In simple words: States that the female teacher is senior.

Exam Tip: Both subject and adjective take feminine markers.

Question 13. الطَّالِبُ صَغِيرٌ
Answer: The student is small (young)
In simple words: Describes the male student as young.

Exam Tip: 'Saghir' means young or small.

Question 14. الطَّالِبَةُ صَغِيرَةٌ
Answer: The female student is small (young)
In simple words: Describes the female student as young.

Exam Tip: Complete gender agreement between all words in the sentence.