ch25-stem-id-drill¶
Chapter 25 — Niphal Weak
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BBH Chapter 25 · Niphal Weak Verbs
A 24-item drill mixing Qal and Niphal forms of weak roots, interleaved Q/N/Q/N. Students identify stem (Qal or Niphal), conjugation, PGN, and root for each form. Covers Perfect, Imperfect, Wayyiqtol, Imperative, Inf. Absolute, and Participle using the III-ה root גלה (with ראה for the perfect section), the I-נ root נפל, and the hollow root שׁוב. The minimal-pair contrasts between Qal and Niphal for weak roots are emphasized (e.g., יִגְלֶה vs. יִגָּלֶה; יִפֹּל vs. יִפָּל; וַיִּגֶּל vs. וַיִּגָּל).
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| ch25-stem-id-drill.md | Static reference with answer key |
| ch25-stem-id-drill.html | Interactive (fillable, ▶ Answer per row) |
| ch25-stem-id-drill.pdf | Fillable PDF |
Sample Questions¶
Q1. 1 גָּלָה
A: Qal Perfect 3ms גלה — Qamets under first root letter, ָה ending = Qal Perfect 3ms of III-ה root. "he uncovered / went into exile."
Q2. 2 נִגְלָה
A: Niphal Perfect 3ms גלה — נִ prefix + ָה ending (III-ה). "he was revealed / revealed himself."
Q3. 3 נָפַל
A: Qal Perfect 3ms נפל — Qamets–patach vowel pattern without any dagesh forte = Qal. "he fell."