Τrue/False It is sometimes necessary to add a pronoun to the translation of a relative clause based on
common sense and context.
True/False αὑτος When is used as a third-person pronoun, its case is determined by antecedent, its
number and gender by its fuction.
True/False The English word “large” is the comparative degree of the adjective.
True/False Third declension nouns are translated differently than first or second declension nouns.
True/False The stem of πας is πασοο
True/False The consonants δ and combine to form ο χ
True/False The Greek pronoun is a relative pronoun.αἱ
True/False In Greek, the case of a pronoun is determined by its function in the sentence.
True/False Relative clauses are always independent.
True/False The number and gender of a relative pronoun are same as its antecedent.
True/False In Greek the masculine and feminine first person pronouns are the same.
True/False A pronoun must agree in person and number with the word it replaces.
True/False The Greek pronoun is a demonstrative pronoun.ταυτα
True/False The relative pronoun introduces a participial clause.
True/False Third declension nouns use the exact same case endings as the second declension nouns.
True/False Case refers to the function of a noun in the sentence.
True/False The keyword for the dative case is “from”
True/False Greek pronouns can never function as the subject of a sentence.
Best translation for the word ? ἑπτα Seven
Best translation for διδἁσκαλος, -ου, ο Teacher
μαθητἡς, -ου, ο Disciple
πας, πασα, παν Each, every, all
μἑγας, μεγαλη, μεγα large, great
αιὡν, -ωνος, ὁ age, eternity
σἁρξ, σαρκὁς, ἡ flesh, body
ὁπως? How that, in order that
εαυτ ου, -ης, -ου of himself
σημειον, -ου, τὁ sign, miracle
πατἡρ, πατρὁς, ὁ father
χ ειρ, χειρος, ἡ hand
δωδεκα twelve
ουδεις, ουδεμια, ουδεν no one, nothing
οδος, -ου, ἡ way, road, journey
