Chapter 32 · Chapter exam
Chapter 32 exam
A 10-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 32. 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 32 exam Chapter 32 review
10 questions · self-graded
1 In οὐαὶ δὲ ὑμῖν … ὅτι κλείετε τὴν βασιλείαν τῶν οὐρανῶν (Matt 23:13), what does the ὅτι clause supply? The reason for the displeasure The object of displeasure A condition for the woe The time of the woe
With οὐαί , the object of displeasure is in the dative (ὑμῖν) , and the reason is often stated in a ὅτι clause.
2 Which of these are Efagon active subjunctive forms? Select all that apply λάβῃς γενόμενος λάβωσι(ν) γενομένῃ λάβητε
The Efagon active subjunctive adds Luo active subjunctive endings to the Aorist stem (λάβ-) . γενόμενος and γενομένῃ are Efagon middle participles.
3 In τί ποιῶμεν ἵνα ἐργαζώμεθα τὰ ἔργα τοῦ θεοῦ ; (John 6:28), what does the subjunctive ποιῶμεν do? It creates a new obligation for the crowd It questions a pre-existing obligation It expresses the crowd's displeasure It states a past fact
Jesus had already obligated them with an imperative; the subjunctive lets them ask about that obligation without creating it.
4 In the New Testament, ἅπας 'whole' seems restricted to modifying which kinds of nouns? Proper names Singular concrete nouns Neuter nouns only Collective, plural, and abstract nouns
ἅπας is similar to πᾶς but seems restricted to collective, plural, and abstract nouns, or is used independently as a pronoun.
5 In μήτε ἐσθίων μήτε πίνων (Matt 11:18), why is μήτε used instead of οὔτε ? Because μήτε always follows οὐ Because the verbs are indicative Because it is in a participle clause, where μή is expected Because the clause is a question
μήτε is used in constructions where μή would be expected, such as participle clauses.
6 Which statements about μέγας and πολύς are correct? Select all that apply The masc/neut nom and acc singular use 3rd declension endings The feminine forms use 1st declension endings The genitive singular of πολύς uses the stem πολλ- Every form of μέγας keeps the full stem μέγαλ- The neuter nom/acc singular ends in -ς
Only masc/neut nom/acc singular take 3rd declension endings (with λ dropping in μέγας) ; other forms use 1st/2nd declension endings on μεγαλ- or πολλ- . The neuter has no ending.
7 Open-scale adjectives like πολύς and μέγας have a fixed minimum and maximum value. True or false True False
Open scales have no minimum or maximum, so these adjectives are interpreted relative to a comparison set.
8 Parse γενόμεναι . Feminine nominative plural Masculine nominative plural Feminine genitive singular Neuter nominative plural
γεν-όμεν-αι is the feminine nominative plural of the Efagon middle participle; masculine is γενόμενοι and neuter γενόμενα .
9 In ἐὰν δέ τις περιπατῇ ἐν τῇ νυκτί , προσκόπτει (John 11:10), what does the ἐάν clause do? It means 'unless' It asserts that someone is walking at night It presents a counterfactual situation It restricts the situations in which the habitual stumbling holds
A conditional with ἐάν restricts the relevant situations for the modal (here habitual) apodosis: one stumbles when walking at night.
10 The conditional particle ἐάν is a combination of εἰ and ἄν . True or false True False
ἐάν combines εἰ with ἄν , the latter of which is normally found with the subjunctive.
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