Long Vowels Flipped Engaging Video

What are the three short vowels in Arabic?

• Fatha, Kasra, Dhamma

• Alif, Waw, Ya

• Sukoon, Shaddah, Tanween

• Hamza, Meem, Noon

What is the Arabic term for long vowels?

• Harakat

• Tanween

• Letters of Madd

• Sukoon

How many counts should a long vowel sound be pronounced for?

• One count

• Two counts

• Three counts

• Four counts

Which of the following is a condition for a letter to be considered a long vowel (letter of madd)?

• The long vowel letter must have a Fatha.

• The letter before the long vowel must have a Sukoon.

• The long vowel letter itself must have no mark.

• The letter before the long vowel must have a Shaddah.

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In some writing styles, how is a long Alif (like in 'Taa') represented instead of the full Alif letter?

• A small Yaa above the letter.

• A small Waaw above the letter.

• A small Alif above the letter.

• A small Kasra below the letter.

What is a characteristic of a long vowel in Arabic?

• The vowel letter has a Fatha.

• The vowel letter has a Dhamma.

• The vowel letter has no mark, and the preceding letter has a corresponding short vowel.

• The vowel letter has a Kasra.

Which combination of a short vowel and a long vowel letter correctly forms a long 'u' sound?

• A letter with a Fatha followed by a Waaw with no mark.

• A letter with a Kasra followed by a Waaw with no mark.

• A letter with a Dhamma followed by a Waaw with no mark.

• A letter with a Dhamma followed by a Yaa with no mark.

What is the pronunciation of the Alif Maqsurah (ى) when the letter preceding it has a Fatha and the Alif Maqsurah itself has no mark?

• It is pronounced as a long 'i' sound.

• It is pronounced as a long 'u' sound.

• It is pronounced as a long 'a' sound.

• It is not pronounced at all.