Chapter 33 · Chapter exam
Chapter 33 exam
A 10-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 33. 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 33 exam Chapter 33 review
10 questions · self-graded
1 Which of these are Aorist passive participle forms? Select all that apply πορευθείς πορευθεισῶν πορευθῆναι πορευθέντες γενόμενος
πορευθείς , πορευθεισῶν , and πορευθέντες are Aorist passive participles. πορευθῆναι is an Aorist passive infinitive and γενόμενος an Efagon middle participle.
2 Which Aorist passive participle form has its accent drawn to the ultima? πορευθέντων πορευθεισῶν πορευθεῖσα πορευθείσαις
In the feminine genitive plural, the accent is drawn to the ultima: πορευθεισῶν .
3 Why are participles like εὐλογημένος often used like adjectives? They are always active voice They always lack an article They refer to states, and adjectives normally are states They are only found as predicates
Stative participles, most commonly non-active ones, pattern like adjectives because adjectives normally refer to states.
4 In ἴδε ὁ τόπος ὅπου ἔθηκαν αὐτόν (Mark 16:6), what suggests that ἴδε is functioning as an interjection? ἴδε agrees with ὁ τόπος ἴδε is in the subjunctiveἴδε is followed by a ὅτι clauseThere is no accusative object; ὁ τόπος is nominative
A true imperative of seeing would take an accusative object; without one, ἴδε stands outside the clause as an interjection.
5 Verbs with experiencer subjects in Greek are always found in the middle voice. True or false True False
Such verbs are often, but not always, found in the middle voice.
6 Parse γένησθε . 2nd plural Efagon middle subjunctive 3rd singular Efagon middle subjunctive 2nd plural Efagon active subjunctive 1st plural Efagon middle subjunctive
γέν-ησθε is the 2p Efagon middle subjunctive, using the Luo middle-passive subjunctive ending -ησθε .
7 Which of these nouns from this chapter are 3rd declension -ος neuter nouns? Select all that apply τὸ ὄρος , -ους τὸ εἴδωλον , -ου τὸ ἔθνος , -ους τὸ μέρος , -ους ἡ συνείδησις , -εως
ὄρος , ἔθνος , and μέρος have genitive -ους , marking the 3rd declension -ος type. εἴδωλον is 2nd declension and συνείδησις is an -εως noun.
8 Why does the dative plural σκεύεσι(ν) show no vowel contraction? The accent blocks contraction The ε lengthens to ει The ending does not begin with a vowel The ντ drops out
In the dative plural, the ending does not begin with a vowel, so after the σ drops out the ending attaches normally.
9 If a sentence uses the reflexive σεαυτόν , which person would the main verb normally be in? 1st person 2nd person 3rd person Any person, with no tendency
Because the reflexive needs an antecedent, the main verb is normally in the same person as the reflexive; σεαυτόν is 2s.
10 The 1s and 2s reflexive pronouns are based on the declined forms of αὐτός . True or false True False
They add the prefixes ἐμ- and σε- to forms of αὐτός , e.g. ἐμαυτοῦ , σεαυτοῦ .
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