Chapter 24 · Chapter exam
Chapter 24 exam
A 9-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 24. Answer every question, then check your answers: each one comes with an explanation, and you can retake the exam as often as you like.
Chapter 24 exam Chapter 24 review
9 questions · self-graded
1 What is the 1st person plural Leluka medio-passive of δέω ? δέδεμαι δέδενται δεδέμεθα δέδεσθε
With the reduplicated stem and Luo med-psv ending -μεθα , the 1p is δεδέμεθα .
2 Which form is the Elusa middle of ἅπτομαι ? ἠσπασάμην ἡψάμην εὐξάμην εἰργασάμην
ἅπτομαι has the Elusa middle ἡψάμην ; the others belong to ἀσπάζομαι , εὔχομαι , and ἐργάζομαι .
3 Which statements about the Elusa middle are true? Select all that apply σα is placed between the stem and the person endingsIt uses the theme vowels of the Efagon middle In the 2s, σασο contracts to σω It has a reduplicated stem The 3p ending is -σαντο
Instead of theme vowels, σα is inserted (ἐγευσάμην … ἐγεύσαντο) , and the 2s contracts to ἐγεύσω . It has the augment, not reduplication.
4 Which of these crasis contractions are found in the NT? Select all that apply καὶ ἐκεῖ → κἀκεῖ τὸ ὄνομα → τοὔνομα καὶ ὁ → κὠ τὰ αὐτά → ταὐτά τὸ ἄλλο → τἄλλο
There are only 9 crasis forms in the NT, including κἀκεῖ , τοὔνομα , and ταὐτά ; the other two are not among them.
5 The coronis looks identical to a smooth breathing mark, but it appears after a consonant rather than with a vowel. True or false True False
In κἀγώ the mark after the κ is a coronis, signaling a contraction; the smooth breathing appears only with a vowel.
6 In πιστεύετε ὅτι ἐλάβετε ‘Believe that you received’ (Mark 11:24), why is the Aorist ἐλάβετε used for a receiving that is still future? It is a generic Aorist The Aorist does not encode tense It is past relative to the disciples’ time of believing It expresses a command
Verbs of believing provide another anchor for tense, so the Aorist is past relative to the future believing rather than to Jesus’ speech time.
7 In Matt 2:2, the Magi use γάρ to give the reason for asking where the king of the Jews is. What is this use called? Speech-act causation Evidential reason Conative Epistolary
Speech-act causation gives the reason why a question or command is given (‘and we are asking because…’).
8 Which of these forms is the relative pronoun rather than the article? ἡ ὁ ἥ ὦ
Accents distinguish them: ἥ (rel pron) vs. ἡ (article), ὅ vs. ὁ , and ᾧ (rel pron) vs. ὦ (vocative article).
9 The gender and number of a relative pronoun are determined by its function inside the relative clause. True or false True False
Gender and number agree with the noun modified; it is the case that usually comes from the pronoun’s function within the relative clause.
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