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"Vowel Identification" — Classification Drill

Chapter 2 — Hebrew Vowels

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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.

Sample Questions

Q1. 1 מָ A E I O U Reduced Long Short Reduced

A: ✓ מָ Qamets A Long Standard long A; T-bar shape below consonant; most common long vowel in Hebrew

Q2. 2 מֵ A E I O U Reduced Long Short Reduced

A: ✓ מֵ Tsere E Long Standard long E; two horizontal dots below consonant

Q3. 3 מִ A E I O U Reduced Long Short Reduced

A: ✓ מִ Hireq I Short Standard short I; single dot below consonant