Lesson 8 | Original Language Tools
Quiz
The following quiz will provide you with instant feedback as you answer questions. If you get more than two wrong on the first try, you should review the previous steps before moving on.
What is the “lexical form” of an original language word?
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Which of the following are examples of a part-of-speech?
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True or false: You should expect each occurrence of a word to carry only a single definition.
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Which of the following lexicons is the most exhaustive?
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Which of the following lexicons covers the entire Bible?
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Which of the following lexicons is for the Hebrew and Aramaic of the OT only?
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Which of the following lexicons is for Greek only?
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True or false: Noting a word’s cognates is a reliable way to determine its definition.
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Which of the following are grammatical details that typically alter the meaning of an original language word?
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