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"Qal Participle Parsing Drill" — Ch22 Parsing Exercise

Chapter 22 — Qal Participle

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This 32-item parsing drill covers Qal active and passive participle forms across all major root classes in four parts. Part A presents strong-root active participles in all four inflected forms (ms, fs, mp, construct). Part B covers weak-root active participles (III-ה, Biconsonantal, I-י, I-נ, I-aleph). Part C introduces the passive participle (qatûl pattern) in all attested forms. Part D requires discrimination among active participle, passive participle, Perfect, Imperfect, IC, and IA — using vowel patterns (holem-waw/tsere vs. qamets/shureq) and context clues.

Sample Questions

Q1. 1 שֹׁמֵ֖ר

A: Active שמר Strong A ms Substantive/Predicate — "keeper"; Holem-waw + Tsere

Q2. 2 שֹׁמֶ֫רֶת

A: Active שמר Strong A fs Attributive/Substantive — "keeper (fs)"; ת + Seghol-Seghol

Q3. 3 שֹׁמְרִ֖ים

A: Active שמר Strong A mp Substantive/Attributive — "keepers"; Shewa on R2 in plural