# Messages

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There are 10 total questions (15 minutes).


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# Questions

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:
Name the 5 Hebrew letters that cannot take a dagesh.


Question:
How is the combination vowel shown here pronounced?


Question:
When the dagesh changes the pronunciation of a word it changes the meaning of the word.


Question:
Hebrew words are usually pronounced with the accent on the first syllable.


Question:
How is the combination shown here pronounced when it is at the end of a word?


Question:
When a shewa is at the end of the word it makes which sound?


Question:
When two shewas appear side by side in the middle of a word, which of the following is true?

Answer1:
the first shewa is pronounced and the second shewa is silent

Answer2:
the first shewa is silent and the second shewa is pronounced


Question:
The 4 Hebrew letters that cannot take a simple shewa are:


