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The Russian letter 'B' (capital) is pronounced as:

Which Russian letter represents the sound /r/?

The soft sign (ь) in Russian:

The word 'Россия' (Russia) is transliterated as:

In Russian, unstressed 'О' is typically pronounced as:

Which of the following Cyrillic letters has NO equivalent in the Latin alphabet?

The Russian letter Ы represents a sound that:

Russian consonants at the end of a word undergo:

How many letters are in the modern Russian Cyrillic alphabet?

The letters Ш and Щ differ in that:

How many grammatical cases does Russian have?

The genitive case is used in Russian for:

In Russian, the gender of a noun can usually be determined by:

The preposition 'в' can govern either the accusative or prepositional case. The accusative is used for:

The instrumental case is used to express:

Russian adjectives agree with their nouns in:

The accusative case of animate masculine nouns in Russian is the same as the:

Which case follows the preposition 'о' (about)?

Russian nouns have how many genders?

The dative case is commonly used with:

The Russian word 'спасибо' means:

The Russian word 'ресторан' is a cognate. It means:

How do you say 'I don't understand' in Russian?

The expression 'Как дела?' is used for:

The word 'друг' means 'friend.' Its plural form is:

Russian uses the formal 'Вы' (you) versus informal 'ты' (you). 'Вы' is used when:

The numbers 2, 3, and 4 in Russian require the noun to be in which case?

The Russian word 'сегодня' means:

Which Russian word is a 'false friend' (looks like an English word but means something different)?

The diminutive form is very common in Russian. The diminutive of 'кошка' (cat) is:

Russian verbs have two aspects. The imperfective aspect generally expresses:

In Russian, the past tense of verbs agrees with the subject in:

The perfective aspect is used to describe:

Russian verbs of motion come in pairs. The pair идти/ходить both mean 'to go on foot,' but they differ in that:

How do you form the future tense with an imperfective verb?

Prefixed verbs of motion typically become:

The Russian verb 'нравиться' (to be pleasing to / to like) requires:

Reflexive verbs in Russian end in:

In the sentence 'Он поехал в Москву,' the prefix по- on the verb indicates:

Which statement about Russian verb conjugation is correct?