Chapter 36 · Chapter exam
Chapter 36 exam
A 10-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 36. 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 36 exam Chapter 36 review
10 questions · self-graded
1 Having come to mean 'where,' the genitive relative οὗ became similar to which word? ὅπου ὅτε ὅταν ἐπεί
οὗ took on a life of its own as 'where' for any place-noun, making it similar to ὅπου .
2 Which statements about the Leluka active masculine/neuter participle are correct? Select all that apply It combines the Leluka stem, -κότ , and 3rd declension endings In the masculine nominative singular, τ drops and the o-vowel lengthens The neuter nom/acc singular ends in ς rather than τ In the dative plural, the o-vowel lengthens to ω It uses 2nd declension endings
πεπτωκότ-ς becomes πεπτωκώς and the neuter is πεπτωκός ; in the dative plural πεπτωκόσι(ν) the vowel does not lengthen.
3 Parse πεπτωκόσι(ν) . Masculine nominative singular Masculine/neuter dative plural Neuter nominative/accusative plural Masculine/neuter genitive plural
πεπτωκόσι(ν) is the dative plural; the -σι ending causes τ to drop, but the vowel is not lengthened.
4 Which contractions of α- contract forms are correct? Select all that apply κοιμάεται → κοιμᾶται ἠγάπαε → ἠγάπα ἀγαπάεν → ἀγαπῶ ἀγάπαε → ἀγάπα κοιμάομαι → κοιμᾶται
α + ε gives long α (κοιμᾶται , ἠγάπα , ἀγάπα) . ἀγαπάεν becomes the infinitive ἀγαπᾶν , and κοιμάομαι becomes κοιμῶμαι .
5 What does διψᾷ mean? (he) lives (he) cries out (he) misleads (he) thirsts
διψᾷ means '(he) thirsts'; ζᾷ is 'lives,' βοᾷ 'cries out,' and πλανᾷ 'misleads.'
6 The stem διωκ + μος becomes διωγμός . Which rule applies? Labial + μ → μμ Dental + μ → σμ Velar + μ → γμ α + ο → ω
Velars (κ , γ , χ) before μ all become γμ , so διωκ + μος gives διωγμός .
7 ὅτε refers to a specific time, whereas ὅταν refers to a nonspecific or unknown time.True or false True False
ὅτε 'when' is specific, while ὅταν 'whenever' refers to a nonspecific or unknown time.
8 In ὅταν δὲ ἔλθῃ ὁ υἱὸς τοῦ ἀνθρώπου ἐν τῇ δόξῃ αὐτοῦ (Matt 25:31), what kind of time does ὅταν with the Aorist refer to? An unknown future time A specific past time A repeated habit The reason for an event
With the Aorist, ὅταν commonly refers to an unknown future time; habits are common with the imperfective subjunctive.
9 The preposition ἀντί contracts and can take either the genitive or the accusative. True or false True False
ἀντί does not contract and takes only the genitive case.
10 Which uses of the article are described in this chapter? Select all that apply Referring to an implied noun, as in ὁ δὲ εἶπεν The neuter article for generic things, as in τὰ πρὸς εἰρήνην Introducing the thing compared ('than') Preceding a whole infinitive clause, as in τὸ μὴ φαγεῖν Marking a conditional 'if'
The article can refer to entities on its own (an implied noun or generic neuter things) or precede a whole clause such as an infinitive.
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