Alphabeta
Verbs
Vowels and dipthongs
Nouns
General
100

First 10 letters of alphabet

Alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, zeta, eta, theta, iota, kappa, 

100

True or false, the lexical doem is the 1st plural form of the verb

false

100

True or false- Greek has 8 proper diphthong

True 

100

True or false- the 2nd declension is divided into 2 main groups, nouns ending in 'os and ov'

True

100

Greek word for angels

Aggelos

200

Which letter has a final form

Sigma

200

Ĺuw means

I loose or destroy, I am loosing or destroying

200

True or false- the iota is pronounced in the improper diphthongs

False

200

Neuter nouns in rhe nominative normally ends with 

Ov

200

Greek words for God and Jesus

Qeos and Insous

300

11th- 17th letters

lambda, mu, nu, xi. Omicron, pi,rho

300

What's the difference between translating and parsing

Translation gives meaning; parsing  gives  key components of the verb

300

List the Greek long vowels

Alpha, nta, iota, omega, upsilon

300

Which noun case os rarely used

Vocative

300

List 3 Greek conjunctions and their meanings 

Kai- and, also

De- now, but

Alla- but


400

Last 7 letters

sigma, tau, upsilon, phi, chi, psi, omega

400

What are the key components required to completely parse a verb

Tense, voice, mood, person, number, lexical form

400

Which 2 vowels are always short and which 2 are always long


Short- epsilon, omicron

Long- eta, omega

400

List the 4 main or widely used noun cases

Nominative, Genetive, Dative, accusative

400

Translate givwskete

You (plural) know

500

True or false... the Greek alphabet has 7 vowels and 17 consonants 

True

500

Parse and translate the verb pisteusomen

Parse- future active indicative1st person plural of pisteuw

We will believe

500

Spell the diphthong which is rarely used

Eta, upsilon

500

Cases determine the roles nouns play in a sentence. List the cases and the role each play.

Nominative- subject 

Genetive- possession or source

Dative- indirect object

Accusative- direct object

500

Graphei vomov

He writes a law

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