Tajweed Almusawwar (chapter 4, 5)

All letters can be voweled and non voweled.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Alif is always only with sukoon

There are ___ number of Arabic letters.

• 20

• 29

• 16

• 33

Answer explanation

Alif is always only with sukoon

Select all the ways in which sound occur.

• Friction of coarse objects against one another

• Counting objects

• Vibration of an object

• Collision (meeting) of two objects

• Separation of two objects which have cohesive force between them

A letter is produced from a ________ and ________ articulation point.

• specific, approximate

• specific, appropriate

• tongue, approximate

• appropriate, approximate

Saakin letters are produced by the ______ of two speech organs (try to say Am - hamza meem)

• separation

• cohesion

• friction

• collision

Voweled letters are produced by the _____ of two speech organs followed by using the articulation points of the harakah. (Hint: e.g say meem with fatha)

• separation

• cohesion

• friction

• collision

Which of these letters is produced by vibrating the vocal cords, accompanied by opening the mouth while the tongue is at rest

• qaf

• lengthening alif

• lengthening ya

• lengthening waw

When pronouncing the lengthening or softness ya, the vocal cord is vibrated while the tongue is

• at rest

• raised in the middle and mouth rounded

• raised in the middle only

• raised at the end and lips rounded

When pronouncing the lengthening or softness waw, the vocal cord is vibrated while the tongue is

• at rest

• raised in the middle and the lips are rounded

• raised in the middle only

• raised at the end and the lips are rounded