Lkg Hindi Test 2 interactive worksheet - Free Printable

This is a nursery-level Hindi language activity sheet from Holy Hearts School, Varanasi. The task is to match the pictures with the correct Hindi vowels (swar).

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🔹 Instructions in Hindi:

> "चित्र को पहचाने और सही स्वर पर टिक करें"
> "सही वर्ण को चित्र से मिलाओ"

Which means:
> "Identify the picture and tick the correct vowel."
> "Match the correct letter with the picture."

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🔹 Images and Their Corresponding Hindi Vowels:

Let’s analyze each image and match it with the correct vowel sound:

1. Pomegranate (Anar)
- Pronounced as "Anar"
- Starts with "अ" (a)
- ✔ Match: अ

2. Yarn with knitting needles
- This looks like "Dhaga" (thread), but the word could be "Udan" or "Uddan", but more likely, this represents "Ud" or "U".
- But wait — actually, the word for yarn is "Dhaagaa" → starts with "ध", but that's not among the options.
- However, looking at the vowel list, we have "उ" (u).
- Could it be associated with "Ud" (like "Udaan")? Not directly.
- Wait — perhaps it's "U" as in "Uddi" (to fly)? That seems weak.

Let’s reconsider: maybe the image is meant to represent "Ud" or "U" because of the shape?

But here’s a better idea: "Sindoor"? No.

Actually, let's look at the sound of the object.

Alternatively, perhaps the knitting needle is meant to represent "U" as in "U" for "Ud"?

Hmm… Not strong.

Wait — perhaps the yarn is associated with "अ"? No.

Let's try another approach.

Let's look at the vowel sounds and see which word matches best.

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But here's the key: The words are based on the initial vowel sound of the name of the object in Hindi.

Let’s go one by one:

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🔹 Matching Each Image to the Correct Vowel:

1. Pomegranate (Anar)
- Hindi: अनार
- Starts with अ (a)
- ✔ Match: अ

2. Yarn (Dhaagaa)
- Hindi: धागा
- Starts with ध, but the vowel is आ (aa)
- So the vowel sound is आ
- ✔ Match: आ

3. Bamboo (Bans)
- Hindi: बंस or बांस
- Starts with ब, but the vowel is आ (aa)
- So again, आ
- ✔ Match: आ

Wait — two things have आ? That’s possible, but let's check others.

4. Owl (Ullu)
- Hindi: उल्लू
- Starts with उ (u)
- ✔ Match: उ

5. Mango (Aam)
- Hindi: आम
- Starts with आ (aa)
- ✔ Match: आ

6. Potatoes (Aloo)
- Hindi: आलू
- Starts with आ (aa)
- ✔ Match: आ

Wait — now we have multiple आs.

But the vowels listed are:
- इ
- उ
- अ
- आ
- ई
- ऊ

So the six vowels are:
1. अ
2. आ
3. इ
4. ई
5. उ
6. ऊ

Now let's re-analyze carefully.

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🔹 Let’s assign each image to its starting vowel sound:

1. Pomegranate (Anar)
- अनार → starts with अ → ✔ अ

2. Yarn (Dhaagaa)
- धागा → starts with ध, but first vowel is आ → ✔ आ

3. Bamboo (Bans)
- बांस → starts with ब, vowel is आ → ✔ आ

But wait — we already have two आs? That’s okay if the task allows multiple matches.

But the instruction says “सही वर्ण को चित्र से मिलाओ” — so match each image to the correct vowel.

But only one vowel per image.

But the vowels listed are six, and images are six — so one-to-one.

So we need six different vowels.

So perhaps I made a mistake.

Let’s double-check.

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Wait — the vowels listed are:

From top to bottom:
1. इ
2. उ
3. अ
4. आ
5. ई
6. ऊ

So they are: इ, उ, अ, आ, ई, ऊ

That’s all six basic Hindi vowels.

Now, let’s find which image starts with which vowel.

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🔹 Now, identify the starting vowel of each object's name:

1. Pomegranate (Anar)
- अनार → starts with अ → ✔ Match: अ

2. Yarn (Dhaagaa)
- धागा → starts with ध, but ध has no vowel, but the first vowel is आ → ✔ आ

3. Bamboo (Bans)
- बांस → starts with ब, vowel is आ → ✔ आ

Again आ — but we can’t have two आs unless it's allowed.

But the list has only one आ.

So maybe bamboo is not बांस, but something else?

Wait — bamboo in Hindi is बंस or बांस, both start with ब and आ.

But perhaps the intended word is “उल्लू” for owl, etc.

Let’s try:

4. Owl (Ullu)
- उल्लू → starts with उ → ✔ उ

5. Mango (Aam)
- आम → starts with आ → ✔ आ

6. Potatoes (Aloo)
- आलू → starts with आ → ✔ आ

So far:
- Anar → अ
- Yarn → आ
- Bamboo → आ
- Owl → उ
- Mango → आ
- Potato → आ

We have:
- अ → 1
- आ → 4
- उ → 1
- इ, ई, ऊ → 0

But the vowels given are: इ, उ, अ, आ, ई, ऊ

So missing: इ, ई, ऊ

But none of the objects start with those.

Hmm.

Wait — perhaps the image of yarn is not "dhaagaa", but something else?

Or perhaps the owl is "उल्लू" → उ

But what about "ई"?

Is there any object that starts with ई?

No.

What about "इ"?

None.

Wait — perhaps the pomegranate is "इनार"? No.

Wait — maybe the yarn is "ईद"? No.

Alternatively, perhaps the matching is not based on the name, but on the sound of the object?

But that doesn't make sense.

Another possibility: perhaps the vowels are not the starting sound, but the sound of the object's name?

Wait — let’s think differently.

Maybe the images are clues to the vowel sound?

For example:

- Pomegranate → अनार → starts with अ
- Yarn → धागा → starts with ध, but vowel is आ
- Bamboo → बांस → आ
- Owl → उल्लू → उ
- Mango → आम → आ
- Potato → आलू → आ

But then we have:
- अ: 1
- आ: 4
- उ: 1
- इ, ई, ऊ: 0

But the vowels listed are: इ, उ, अ, आ, ई, ऊ

So we’re missing इ, ई, ऊ

But the images don’t seem to correspond.

Wait — perhaps the order matters?

Look at the vowels on the right:

1. इ
2. उ
3. अ
4. आ
5. ई
6. ऊ

And the images on the left:

1. Pomegranate
2. Yarn
3. Bamboo
4. Owl
5. Mango
6. Potato

So perhaps:

- Pomegranate → अनार → अ → matches with 3rd vowel → अ
- Yarn → धागा → आ → matches with 4th vowel → आ
- Bamboo → बांस → आ → also आ → conflict
- Owl → उल्लू → उ → matches with 2nd vowel → उ
- Mango → आम → आ → again आ
- Potato → आलू → आ → again आ

So only अ and उ are unique.

But आ appears too many times.

Unless...

Wait — is "yarn" supposed to be "इंद्रजाल"? No.

Wait — maybe the bamboo is "इंद्रधनुष"? No.

Another idea: perhaps the vowel sound is based on the shape?

For example:

- Pomegranate → red, round → no
- Yarn → thread → long → like "इ"?
- Bamboo → tall, straight → like "ऊ"?

But that’s too abstract.

Wait — let’s consider Hindi names again.

Perhaps:

1. Pomegranate = अनार → अ
2. Yarn = धागा → आ
3. Bamboo = बंस → बंस → starts with ब, but ं is an anusvara, but the vowel is अ? No, बंस has अ after ं?

Wait — बंस is pronounced bans, where ं is a nasalization, but the vowel is अ.

But earlier we said बांस has आ.

Actually, बांस is more common — with आ.

But बंस is also used.

But still, आ or अ?

In बंस, the vowel is अ.

But in बांस, it's आ.

So depending on spelling.

But still, not helping.

Wait — let’s try matching the vowels to the images using standard names:

Let’s assume the correct matches are:

1. Pomegranate (Anar) → अनार → starts with अ → ✔ अ (3rd on list)
2. Yarn (Dhaagaa) → धागा → starts with ध, but first vowel is आ → ✔ आ (4th on list)
3. Bamboo (Bans) → बांस → आ → same as above → conflict
4. Owl (Ullu) → उल्लू → उ → ✔ उ (2nd on list)
5. Mango (Aam) → आम → आ → again
6. Potato (Aloo) → आलू → आ → again

So only अ and उ are unique.

But we have three आs.

But the list has only one आ.

So this suggests that the vowels are not based on the starting vowel of the name, but perhaps on something else.

Wait — maybe the vowel sound is embedded in the name?

For example:

- Pomegranate: अनार → has अ, आ, अ → so अ and आ
- Yarn: धागा → आ, अ
- Bamboo: बांस → आ, अ
- Owl: उल्लू → उ, उ, उ
- Mango: आम → आ, अ
- Potato: आलू → आ, अ

Still not helpful.

Wait — perhaps the task is to match the image with the vowel that is pronounced in the name?

But that would allow multiple.

But the instruction says "सही वर्ण को चित्र से मिलाओ" — match the correct vowel with the picture.

And there are six images and six vowels.

So likely one-to-one.

So the only way is if each image corresponds to a different vowel.

So let’s try to find an object whose name starts with इ, ई, ऊ.

- इ: e.g., इंक (ink), इंद्र (Indra), इट (brick) — none of these match.
- ई: e.g., ईंट (brick), ईंट — not in image.
- ऊ: e.g., ऊँट (camel), ऊपर — not in image.

But the images are:
- Pomegranate
- Yarn
- Bamboo
- Owl
- Mango
- Potato

None of these names start with इ, ई, ऊ.

But "Owl" is उल्लू → starts with उ

"Pomegranate" → अनार → अ

"Mango" → आम → आ

"Potato" → आलू → आ

"Bamboo" → बांस → आ

"Yarn" → धागा → आ

So only अ, आ, उ are present.

But we need इ, ई, ऊ.

This suggests that the matching might be based on the shape or sound of the object, not the name.

For example:

- Pomegranate is round, red — maybe अ (as in "a")
- Yarn is long, thin — like इ (long i)?
- Bamboo is tall — like ऊ (long u)?
- Owl hoots — "hoot" sounds like उ?
- Mango — sweet, yellow — like आ?
- Potato — underground — like ई?

But this is speculative.

Alternatively, perhaps the vowels are written in order, and the images are to be matched to the vowel that is in the name.

But that doesn't help.

Wait — perhaps the vowel is the first sound of the Hindi word, and the list is not in order of the image.

But the images are vertical, vowels are vertical.

So likely, each image corresponds to the vowel in the same row.

So:

Row 1: Pomegranate ↔ इ
Row 2: Yarn ↔ उ
Row 3: Bamboo ↔ अ
Row 4: Owl ↔ आ
Row 5: Mango ↔ ई
Row 6: Potato ↔ ऊ

Now, let’s see if any of the names start with those vowels.

1. Pomegranate = अनार → starts with अ, not इ → ✘
2. Yarn = धागा → starts with ध, not उ → ✘
3. Bamboo = बांस → starts with ब, not अ → ✘
4. Owl = उल्लू → starts with उ, not आ → ✘
5. Mango = आम → starts with आ, not ई → ✘
6. Potato = आलू → starts with आ, not ऊ → ✘

All wrong.

So that can't be.

Perhaps the matching is not by the name, but by something else.

Wait — look at the vowels:

- इ
- उ
- अ
- आ
- ई
- ऊ

These are the basic vowels in Hindi.

Now, perhaps the task is to recognize the vowel sound in the name of the object, and match it.

But as we saw, only अ, आ, उ appear.

But maybe the yarn is called "इंद्रजाल"? No.

Wait — perhaps the owl is "उल्लू" → उ

Pomegranate = अनार → अ

Mango = आम → आ

Potato = आलू → आ

Bamboo = बांस → आ

Yarn = धागा → आ

So only three distinct vowels: अ, आ, उ

But we have six vowels listed.

This suggests that the list of vowels is just the choices, and the student should tick the correct one for each image.

So the task is: for each image, choose the correct vowel from the list.

So even though there are six vowels, only some are correct.

So the answer should be:

1. Pomegranate → अनार → starts with अ → ✔ Tick अ
2. Yarn → धागा → starts with ध, but first vowel is आ → ✔ Tick आ
3. Bamboo → बांस → starts with ब, vowel is आ → ✔ Tick आ
4. Owl → उल्लू → starts with उ → ✔ Tick उ
5. Mango → आम → starts with आ → ✔ Tick आ
6. Potato → आलू → starts with आ → ✔ Tick आ

So the correct ticks are:

- Pomegranate → अ
- Yarn → आ
- Bamboo → आ
- Owl → उ
- Mango → आ
- Potato → आ

And the vowels इ, ई, ऊ are not used.

But the list includes them, so students may be confused.

But since the task is to match the correct vowel, and only these are correct, that's the solution.

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✔ Final Answer:

| Image | Object | Hindi Name | Starting Vowel | Match |
|-------|--------|------------|----------------|-------|
| 1. Pomegranate | Anar | अनार | अ | ✔ अ |
| 2. Yarn | Dhaagaa | धागा | आ | ✔ आ |
| 3. Bamboo | Bans | बांस | आ | ✔ आ |
| 4. Owl | Ullu | उल्लू | उ | ✔ उ |
| 5. Mango | Aam | आम | आ | ✔ आ |
| 6. Potato | Aloo | आलू | आ | ✔ आ |

🟩 Therefore, the correct matching is:

- Pomegranate → अ
- Yarn → आ
- Bamboo → आ
- Owl → उ
- Mango → आ
- Potato → आ

Even though आ is repeated, it's correct because multiple objects start with that vowel.

The other vowels (इ, ई, ऊ) are not used in these names.

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💡 Explanation for Students:

- Look at the picture and say the name in Hindi.
- Find the first vowel sound in the name.
- Tick the correct vowel from the list.

For example:
- Pomegranate = "Anar" → "A" → अ
- Owl = "Ullu" → "U" → उ
- Mango = "Aam" → "Aa" → आ

And so on.

This helps children learn Hindi vowels through familiar objects.