Hebrew Lesson 2 - Quiz

The correct answer is Bet. In the Hebrew alphabet, Bet is the second letter. It is pronounced as "b" and represents the sound "b" in English.

The letter "B" makes the sound "buh" as in boy.

The line under the Hebrew letter is called a "dagesh" and it indicates that the letter should be pronounced with an emphasis or a doubling of its sound. In this case, the correct answer suggests that the line under the Hebrew letter makes the "AH" sound, as in "Shah of Iran."

The dot in the center of this letter is called a "Dagesh". A Dagesh is a Hebrew diacritic used to indicate the doubling of a consonant sound. In this case, it is used to indicate the doubling of the "k" sound in the word "Brokem".

The marks around Hebrew letters are called "Nikkud". Nikkud are vowel points or diacritical marks that are used in Hebrew to indicate the pronunciation of the words. These marks help in clarifying the vowels and pronunciation of the Hebrew text, as Hebrew is traditionally written without vowels. Nikkud is an essential component in Hebrew grammar and is used in various texts, including religious texts, poetry, and children's books, to aid in proper pronunciation and understanding of the language.

The correct answer is Tanakh. The Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible, which is composed of three main sections: the Torah (the first five books), the Nevi'im (the Prophets), and the Ketuvim (the Writings). It is another name for the Old Testament in Judaism. The Talmud and Mishna are important texts in Jewish law and tradition, but they are not alternative names for the Old Testament.

The name of the line under the Hebrew letter is Patach.