Chapter 44 · Chapter exam
Chapter 44 exam
A 9-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 44. 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 44 exam Chapter 44 review
9 questions · self-graded
1 What does the Luo imperative κυκλο-ε contract to? κυκλοῖ κυκλοῦτε κύκλου κυκλῶ
Both Luo imperative endings begin with ε , so ο + ε gives ου : κύκλου .
2 Which of these are uses of the Aorist? Select all that apply Complexive Performative Inchoative Iterative Existential
The Aorist is used for sequential, completed, inchoative, generic, performative, complexive, and implied-result events; iterative is a Luo use and existential a perfect reading.
3 What is the 3rd person plural Efagon active imperative of λαμβάνω ? λαβέτωσαν λαμβανέτωσαν λαβάτωσαν λαβέτω
In the Efagon, -ετωσαν attaches directly to the stem λαβ- .
4 What is the force of ἁγιασθήτω τὸ ὄνομά σου (Matt 6:9)? A command directed at the addressee A request made of God A prohibition A statement of past fact
The disciples are not commanding God; they are making requests, as is typical for 3rd person imperatives.
5 Which features mark the Elelukein (pluperfect) active form? Select all that apply A theme vowel before the endings κ followed by ει An ε augment, which sometimes drops out κ followed by α Initial reduplication
The Elelukein has an (optional) augment, reduplication, and κει before the person endings; κα belongs to Leluka.
6 In δεδώκει … σύσσημον αὐτοῖς (Mark 14:44), the pluperfect gives a past-in-the-past reading: the sign was given before the betrayal. True or false True False
Elelukein often refers to a situation prior to a past time, here a result perfect in the past.
7 What kind of cause-effect relationship does διό normally express? Purpose Mere temporal sequence Real-world causation A hypothetical condition
διό points back to a cause in the discourse, normally real-world causation (Jesus' obedience → his exaltation).
8 In ο- contract verbs, the Luo 2nd person plural indicative and imperative have different contracted forms. True or false True False
Both contract to the same form: κυκλο-ετε → κυκλοῦτε in the indicative and the imperative.
9 What do the conjunctions οὐδέ and μηδέ do? Mark a question expecting a positive answer Negate an additional element, often with ellipsis Introduce a temporal boundary Point back to a cause in the discourse
οὐδέ and μηδέ negate an additional element and are common in elliptical constructions.
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