# Messages

Message:
This is a timed Exam.You must answer each question as it appears. You may not go back to a question after you leave that page.  


The questions with square check boxes will require multiple answers. The questions with circle check boxes require only one answer.


There are 25 total questions (25 minutes).


# Questions

Question:
Which of the following Hebrew letters is silent?

CommentWrong:
א (aleph) and ( (ayin) are both silent; see FHP, p. 3, 8.

CommentNull:
א (aleph) and ( (ayin) are both silent; see FHP, p. 3, 8.


Question:
Which of the following Hebrew letters does not have a final form?


Question:
Which of the following letters almost always take a dagesh in them?
(There may be more than one correct answer.)


Question:
A Hebrew syllable can be constructed of which of the following combinations? (c=consonant, v=vowel)
There may be more than one correct choice.


Question:
The 5 Hebrew letters that cannot take a dagesh are called:


Question:
The Hebrew ____ tense describes action that is completed action.


Question:
The Hebrew ____ tense describes action that is incompleted action.


Question:
Hebrew word order states that a verb must always come after the subject.


Question:
Of the following list of words, which are masculine?

CommentWrong:
The chart of masculine and feminine words is on page 43. Note: Almost all geographic names are feminine.

CommentNull:
The chart of masculine and feminine words is on page 43. Note: Almost all geographic names are feminine.


Question:
Of the following list of words, which are definite?

CommentWrong:
Proper nouns are always definite. Remember, some Hebrew words begin with a ה.

CommentNull:
Proper nouns are always definite. Remember, some Hebrew words begin with a ה.


Question:
Hebrew, just like English has 3 genders.


Question:
Most Hebrew verbs are built on a root that has...

Answer3:
always has the qames under the first consonant.


Question:
Which of the following is the most correct translation of הַמִּשְׁפָּחָה מָלְכָה מִן הֶעָרִים?


Question:
Which of the following is an irregular plural masculine noun?


Question:
Which of the following is an irregular plural feminine noun?


Question:
Inseparable prepositions normally have a sheva under them.


Question:
Hebrew words cannot have an inseparable preposition and be definite.


Question:
The way to determine if a noun has both an inseparable preposition and is definite is

Answer1:
see if the following consonant has a dagesh in it.

Answer3:
if the inseparable preposition has a vowel under it.

Answer4:
if the consonant after the preposition is a "he".


Question:
Hebrew inseparable prepositions have only one fixed meaning.


Question:
Which of the following is not a Hebrew word that means "you"? (There may be more than one correct answer.)
There may be more than one correct answer.


Question:
Hebrew perfect tense verbs are marked by 
(there may be more than one correct answer)

Answer3:
using the infinitive form with a pronoun.


Question:
It is necessary to use the subject pronouns with perfect tense verb forms in the first and second person.


