Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) | Printable Test 1
Age Group: 4–5 years No. of Pages: 3 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
This Urdu Assessment Test 1 (اردو آزمائش) checks what children aged 4–5 have learned in LKG, junior KG or FS2. There are 3 printable pages: a cover and two test pages that move from letters to simple words.
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About This Worksheet
Page one asks your child to write letters, write the first letter of each picture name and find letters hidden in a picture. Page two moves to words: join letters to make words (جوڑ کر لکھیں), break words into letters (توڑ کر لکھیں) and fill in missing letters to complete words.
Joining and breaking words is the key Urdu skill at this level, so the test shows clearly whether your child is ready for reading.
Skills Your Child Practises
- Writing Urdu letters
- Beginning sounds
- Joining letters into words
- Breaking words into letters
- Completing words
How to Use This Worksheet
- Print the test and let your child work alone.
- Read the Urdu instructions aloud if your child cannot read them yet.
- Do not give hints during the test; note any questions that cause trouble.
- Mark the test together afterwards and praise what went well.
- Practise weak areas with the matching worksheets, then try the other test.
What’s Next?
Try Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 2 next, or practise for school entry with Urdu Admission Test (Age 5+).
Where This Worksheet Fits
This test is part of the IdeazSuper Urdu assessment and admission test set (اردو آزمائش), arranged by class level:
- Urdu Admission Test (Age 4+)
- Urdu Assessment (Age 4+) Test 1
- Urdu Assessment (Age 4+) Test 2
- Urdu Admission Test (Age 5+)
- Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 1 (this worksheet)
- Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 2
- Urdu Assessment (Age 6+) Test 1
- Urdu Assessment (Age 6+) Test 2
For the alphabet itself, use the Urdu Alphabet Assessment, and practise weak areas with the Urdu alphabet and Do Harfi Ilfaz worksheets.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this test for?
Children aged 4–5 in LKG, junior KG or FS2.
What does جوڑ کر لکھیں mean?
Join and write. Your child joins separate letters, such as ج + ر + ا, into one word.
What does توڑ کر لکھیں mean?
Break and write. Your child splits a word into its separate letters.
Is there a second test?
Yes. Urdu Assessment (Age 5+) Test 2 has the same question types with different words.
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