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| Define and Identify a Smooth mark |
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Does not change pronunciation |
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| Define and identify a Rough mark |
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Makes an "h" sound before a letter |
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| Where are breath marks placed in a diphthong? |
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| What are the long-sounding vowels? (5) |
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| alpha, eta, iota, omega, and upsilon |
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| What are the short-sounding vowels? (5) |
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| alpha, epsilon, iota, omicron, upsilon |
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| What vowels can have long AND short sounds? (3) |
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| How many diphthongs are there? |
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| Under what letters are there iota subscripts? |
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| Where does the iota subscript appear if the vowel is capitalized? |
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| Adscript; next to the vowel |
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| What are the three types of accents? |
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| acute, grave, and circumflex |
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| Diphthongs end in one of what two vowels? |
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Pronunciation:
alpha iota |
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Pronunciation:
epsilon iota |
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Pronunciation:
omicron iota |
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Pronunciation:
alpha upsilon |
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Pronunciation:
epsilon upsilon |
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Pronunciation:
eta upsilon |
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Pronunciation:
omicron upsilon |
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Pronunciation:
upsilon iota (rare) |
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| What two diphthongs are short ONLY at the END of a word? |
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Pronunciation:
gamma gamma |
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Pronunciation:
gamma kappa |
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| Labials use ____ when pronouncing |
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| Dentals use ____ when pronouncing |
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| Palatals use the ____ when pronouncing |
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| tongue at the back of the mouth |
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