CBSE Class 3 Arabic Worksheet Set 16

VII. Fill in the blanks.

Question 1. Fathah sign \(\acute{}\) gives \(\text{a}\) sound.
Answer: Fathah sign \(\acute{}\) gives \(\text{a}\) sound.
In simple words: Fathah is a short diagonal stroke placed above an Arabic letter that produces an 'a' vowel sound.

Exam Tip: Remember that Fathah sits on top of the letter and sounds like short 'a' as in 'cat'.

Question 2. \(\text{\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_}\) is a doubling sign.
Answer: Shaddah is a doubling sign.
In simple words: Shaddah looks like a small 'w' shape and tells you to pronounce the letter twice or with extra stress.

Exam Tip: Shaddah doubles the consonant sound. Always pause briefly on a letter with a Shaddah.

Question 3. Tanween Fathah \(\overset{ً}{~}\) gives \(\text{an}\) sound.
Answer: Tanween Fathah \(\overset{ً}{~}\) gives \(\text{an}\) sound.
In simple words: Tanween Fathah adds an 'an' sound to the end of a noun.

Exam Tip: Tanween Fathah is usually written over an alif at the end of words.

Question 4. \(\text{\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_}\) is a small circle above the letter.
Answer: Sukoon is a small circle above the letter.
In simple words: Sukoon indicates that the letter has no vowel sound and is read with a stop.

Exam Tip: A letter with Sukoon cannot start a word in Arabic; it must be preceded by a letter with a vowel.

Question 5. Dhammah sign \(\overset{ُ}{~}\) gives \(\text{u}\) sound.
Answer: Dhammah sign \(\overset{ُ}{~}\) gives \(\text{u}\) sound.
In simple words: Dhammah is a small curl placed above a letter that produces a short 'u' sound.

Exam Tip: Associate Dhammah with rounding your lips to make the 'u' sound.

Question 6. Tanween Kasrah \(\overset{ٍ}{~}\) gives \(\text{in}\) sound.
Answer: Tanween Kasrah \(\overset{ٍ}{~}\) gives \(\text{in}\) sound.
In simple words: Tanween Kasrah is written below the letter and adds an 'in' sound at the end of the word.

Exam Tip: Unlike Fathah and Dhammah, Tanween Kasrah is placed underneath the final letter.

Question 7. Kasrah sign \(\underset{\,}{~}\) gives \(\text{i}\) sound.
Answer: Kasrah sign \(\underset{\,}{~}\) gives \(\text{i}\) sound.
In simple words: Kasrah is a small diagonal line placed below a letter that produces a short 'i' sound.

Question 8. Tanween Dhammah \(\overset{ٌ}{~}\) gives \(\text{un}\) sound.
Answer: Tanween Dhammah \(\overset{ٌ}{~}\) gives \(\text{un}\) sound.
In simple words: Tanween Dhammah consists of a double loop on top of the letter giving an 'un' sound.

Exam Tip: Tanween represents nunation (adding an 'n' sound to indefinite nouns).

VIII. Match the following.

Question 1. Match the following correctly based on Arabic grammar symbols.
Answer:
1. Kasrah - Kasrah sign gives \(\text{i}\) sound
2. Sukoon - Small circle above the letter
3. Tanween kasrah - Tanween kasrah gives \(\text{in}\) sound
4. Shaddah - Doubling sign
5. Fathah - Fathah sign gives \(\text{a}\) sound
6. Tanween dhammah - Tanween dhammah gives \(\text{un}\) sound
7. Tanween fathah - Tanween fathah gives \(\text{an}\) sound
8. Dhammah - Dhammah sign gives \(\text{u}\) sound
In simple words: Matching each Arabic diacritical mark with its correct phonetic sound and definition.

Exam Tip: Memorize the shape and sound of each Harakat (vowel marker) to score full marks in matching exercises.

IX. Write down the alphabets from \(\mathbf{1}\) to \(\mathbf{10}\).

Question 1. Write down the alphabets from \(\mathbf{1}\) to \(\mathbf{10}\).
Answer:
1 - \(\text{Alif (أ)}\)
2 - \(\text{Baa (ب)}\)
3 - \(\text{Taa (ت)}\)
4 - \(\text{Thaa (ث)}\)
5 - \(\text{Jeem (ج)}\)
6 - \(\text{Haa (ح)}\)
7 - \(\text{Khaa (خ)}\)
8 - \(\text{Dal (د)}\)
9 - \(\text{Dhal (ذ)}\)
10 - \(\text{Raa (ر)}\)
In simple words: Listing the first ten letters of the Arabic alphabet in correct sequential order.

Question 1. Write down the Arabic numbers from \(\mathbf{1}\) to \(\mathbf{50}\).
Answer:
1: \(\text{١ (Wahid)}\), 2: \(\text{٢ (Ithnan)}\), 3: \(\text{٣ (Thalathah)}\), 4: \(\text{٤ (Arba'ah)}\), 5: \(\text{٥ (Khamsah)}\)
6: \(\text{٦ (Sittah)}\), 7: \(\text{٧ (Sab'ah)}\), 8: \(\text{٨ (Thamaniyah)}\), 9: \(\text{٩ (Tis'ah)}\), 10: \(\text{١٠ (Asharah)}\)
11: \(\text{١١}\), 12: \(\text{١٢}\), 13: \(\text{١٣}\), 14: \(\text{١٤}\), 15: \(\text{١٥}\), 16: \(\text{١٦}\), 17: \(\text{١٧}\), 18: \(\text{١٨}\), 19: \(\text{١٩}\), 20: \(\text{٢٠}\)
21: \(\text{٢١}\), 22: \(\text{٢٢}\), 23: \(\text{٢٣}\), 24: \(\text{٢٤}\), 25: \(\text{٢٥}\), 26: \(\text{٢٦}\), 27: \(\text{٢٧}\), 28: \(\text{٢٨}\), 29: \(\text{٢٩}\), 30: \(\text{٣٠}\)
31: \(\text{٣١}\), 32: \(\text{٣٢}\), 33: \(\text{٣٣}\), 34: \(\text{٣٤}\), 35: \(\text{٣٥}\), 36: \(\text{٣٦}\), 37: \(\text{٣٧}\), 38: \(\text{٣٨}\), 39: \(\text{٣٩}\), 40: \(\text{٤٠}\)
41: \(\text{٤١}\), 42: \(\text{٤٢}\), 43: \(\text{٤٣}\), 44: \(\text{٤٤}\), 45: \(\text{٤٥}\), 46: \(\text{٤٦}\), 47: \(\text{٤٧}\), 48: \(\text{٤٨}\), 49: \(\text{٤٩}\), 50: \(\text{٥٠}\)
In simple words: Writing numerals using standard Eastern Arabic-Indic digits from 1 to 50.

Exam Tip: Arabic numerals are written and read from left to right even though Arabic text runs from right to left.

Poem for Recitation.

Question 1. Recite and practice the provided poem.
Answer: Students should read the given Arabic poem aloud with proper pronunciation, rhythm, and correct application of diacritical marks (Harakat).
In simple words: Practice reading Arabic poetic verses smoothly to improve fluency and pronunciation.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to pauses at the end of each poetic line for proper recitation rhythm.