| "Vowel Identification" — Classification Drill |
25-item drill covering all five Hebrew vowel classes, both types of simple sheva (vocal and silent), all three hatef (composite) shevas, matres lectionis, and dagesh forte. Students identify the vowel name, class, quantity, and any special features for each form. Items are presented in mixed order across all categories. |
| "Sounding Out Proper Names" — Vowel Letter Identification in Proper Names |
15-item drill using familiar biblical proper names (Sarah, Noah, David, Ruth, Leah, Moses, Jacob, Isaac, Aaron, Miriam, Solomon, Elijah, Joseph, Abraham, Jerusalem). Students write the English name for each Hebrew proper name and determine whether any matres lectionis (waw, yod, or he) are present. |
| "Vowel Letter Identification" — Matres Lectionis Drill |
15-item drill on recognizing matres lectionis (vowel letters) in common Hebrew vocabulary. Students identify whether waw (ו), yod (י), or he (ה) is functioning as a vowel holder, and name the vowel it represents (Holem Waw, Hireq Yod, Tsere Yod, Qamets He, Seghol He, Shureq). |
| "Qamets or Qamets Hatuf?" — Vowel Disambiguation Drill |
12-item drill on distinguishing Qamets (long A) from Qamets Hatuf (short O). Both share the same T-bar symbol; students analyze syllable type (open/closed), accent, and metheg presence to determine which vowel is intended. Items alternate evenly between Qamets and Qamets Hatuf answers. |
| "Consonant-Vowel Reading Drill" — Sight Reading Practice |
15-row × 10-syllable reading drill covering all Hebrew vowel types from Chapter 2, including matres lectionis and Hateph (composite) shewas. Each row uses one consonant (Bet, Mem, Shin, Lamed, Nun, Dalet, Alef, Kaf, He, Pe, Taw, Resh, Gimel, Ayin, Tsade) paired with ten vowels in randomized order. The instructor calls on students to read a row aloud; the interactive HTML reveals vowel names for grading. |