Chapter 27 · Chapter exam
Chapter 27 exam
A 9-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 27. 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 27 exam Chapter 27 review
9 questions · self-graded
1 Which of these are masculine/neuter Elusa active participle forms of σαλεύω ? Select all that apply σαλεύσας σαλεύων σαλεύσαντα σαλευθήσομαι σαλευσάντων
Elusa active participles add -σαντ- plus 3rd declension endings: σαλεύσας , σαλεύσαντα , σαλευσάντων . σαλεύων is Luo, and σαλευθήσομαι is the Luso passive.
2 Why does the neuter nominative singular Elusa active participle end in -σαν ? The ντ drops before σ The τ drops when the ending is null The ν is added for euphony The ending -α is lost after σ
When the ending is null (neuter nom/acc sg), only the τ of -σαντ- drops, leaving -σαν .
3 Attendant circumstance participles are almost always found with which forms? Luo participles with Eluon main verbs Leluka participles with any main verb Luso participles with imperatives Aorist participles with Aorist main verbs
This use is almost always found with Aorist forms for both the participle and the main verb, as in καθίσας … γράψον .
4 Which of these are Luo medio-passive or Aorist middle infinitives? Select all that apply γίνεσθαι ἀναγνῶναι γενέσθαι κρατεῖν γεύσασθαι
These infinitives end in -σθαι : γίνεσθαι (Luo), γενέσθαι (Efagon), and γεύσασθαι (Elusa). κρατεῖν and ἀναγνῶναι lack the -σθαι ending.
5 Where does the accent fall on an Efagon middle infinitive such as γενέσθαι ? On the antepenult, since the accent is regressive On the penultima On the ultima On the stem vowel
Luo and Elusa infinitives have regressive accent, but the Efagon accent falls on the penultima (γεν-έσθαι) .
6 The Luso passive attaches the passive marker θη directly to the stem and uses Luo medio-passive endings. True or false True False
For example, σαλευ-θή-σ-ομαι has θη on the stem, then σ , then the medio-passive endings, just as in the Luso middle.
7 In ‘the bread which I will give ὑπὲρ τῆς τοῦ κόσμου ζωῆς’ (John 6:51), what does ὑπέρ + genitive express? The reason for the action Someone who benefits The content of the action Something beyond a standard
‘Life’ is abstract and does not benefit; giving the world life is the reason Jesus gives his life.
8 In ‘our hope ὑπέρ ὑμῶν is unshaken’ (2 Cor 1:7), what does ὑπέρ introduce? The content, what the hope is about The beneficiaries of the hope A comparison with another hope The time of the hoping
Here ὑπέρ is close to περί : the Corinthians do not benefit from Paul’s hope but are what it is about.
9 An infinitive adjunct must always be interpreted as indicating purpose. True or false True False
Purpose is one of the most common interpretations of an infinitive adjunct, but not the only one.
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