Chapter 6 · Chapter exam
Chapter 6 exam
A 9-question review of all 4 lessons in Chapter 6. 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 6 exam Chapter 6 review
9 questions · self-graded
1 Complete the 1s pronoun: ἐγώ (nom), μου (gen), ___ (dat), με (acc). σοι μου μοι ἡμᾶς
The dative μοι has the μ of the 1st person and the characteristic ι of the dative; σοι is the 2s dative.
2 Which of these forms are enclitics? Select all that apply μου σοι σύ με εἶ
μου , σοι , and με are enclitics. σύ is not, and the 2s εἶ is the one εἰμί form that is not an enclitic.
3 Which forms of ἡ θύρα are plural? Select all that apply θύραι θυρῶν θύρᾳ θύραις θύραν
The plural is θύραι , θυρῶν , θύραις , θύρας ; θύρᾳ and θύραν are dative and accusative singular.
4 The plural forms of εἰμί (ἐσμέν , ἐστέ , εἰσί(ν)) have endings similar to those of regular present tense verbs. True or false True False
Compare κράζομεν /ἐσμέν and κράζετε /ἐστέ ; εἰσί(ν) resembles -ουσι(ν) without the initial ου .
5 What does βάλλω σοι τήν mean? (I) clothe you (acc) (I) teach you (acc) (I) open the (acc) (I) throw you (dat) the (acc)
βάλλω takes a dative (σοι) for the one thrown to and an accusative for the thing thrown.
6 In 'ἔχει ὁ υἱὸς τοῦ ἀνθρώπου [the son of man has] authority' (Matt 9:6), which use of the present tense appears? Present habit Present state Present progressive Additive
ἔχει expresses a current state of the son of man, using the same present form as an action in progress.
7 According to this chapter, what actually determines a Greek noun's case and number endings? Its gender Its accent Its declension Its article
Noun endings depend on declension, not gender; linking endings to gender was a simplification, since most 1st declension nouns are feminine and 2nd declension nouns masculine or neuter.
8 A habitual statement like 'Philip eats vegetables' means that Philip must be eating vegetables right now. True or false True False
A habitual describes a characteristic, regularly repeated event, even if it is not happening at the moment; Greek uses the same form ἐσθίει for both meanings.
9 What is the genitive of σύ ? σου σοι σε μου
σου is the 2s genitive, matching the 1s μου except for its initial σ .
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