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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR LESSON SIX
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This will be the last section of the course before you take
your Final Test. There will be several tests taken during the course of
this lesson which will be used in conjunction with the Section Tests from the
previous sections to compute your final grade for the course.
In this section you will practice vocabulary, the Greek article, verb endings, accents, punctuation, breathing, and translation. You will be using words from the vocabularies which you have already memorized as well as some words that are not in those vocabularies. You will be doing some more work familiarizing yourself with the use of the Lexicon and you will be expected to look up words in it with which you are not familiar and then use those words in your translation exercises.
Some of the exercises in this section will be closed book and some will be open book. The Lexicon and/or your vocabulary sheets will be allowed for some of the closed book exercises. There will be specific instructions given concerning when the Lexicon and/or the Vocabulary sheets will be allowed and when they will not be allowed.
This lesson may take 3 or 4 weeks, or more, to complete. Study at a comfortable and sustainable pace. You may take as many weeks as you feel is necessary for this lesson. However, remember that procrastination will be detrimental to the learning process. If you start and stop and start and stop over and over again, then you will forget a large measure of what you learned during your previous time of study. Taking extra time to complete this lesson will only be beneficial if you spend that time constructively, such as working memorization drills. You will find some of these drills in this lesson as well as in previous lessons. It would be beneficial to you to use and review all of the drills in all of the lessons to make sure you have mastered the material; but, if you simply take extra weeks and remain idle during those weeks, then you will have to spend even more time refreshing the material in your mind after that idle time before you can advance. In some cases you will have to totally relearn the material because it was only in your temporary memory when you went idle and during your unnecessary idle time what knowledge you had studied before was forgotten.
The best plan of study is to take as much time as is needed; but, do not take unnecessary and unproductive, which is to say, destructive, weeks in which you simply go idle and do not study at all.
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All of these exercises
are to be done
VERB ENDINGS
Practice exercise: Do the entire exercise 2 times. You may
not use any study aids or notes. The exercise must be done from
memory alone. Example: You would say
aloud, "1st person singular of
ek
is
ekw,"
(if ekw
is the answer you are going to choose) and then click on that answer.
Did you pronounce all of
the words and letters aloud
as you did this exercise?
After the required two times through the chart, go
through the chart again and when you can complete the entire exercise from
memory alone and without
making any mistakes, then you may continue to the next section.
from memory alone. You may not
utilize any study aids. Also, all
Greek and English words must
be pronounced aloud while
doing all exercises.
You are required to say all words and phrases
aloud as you do the
exercise.
After you have done the exercise 2 times, then you may go on to the next
section when you can do the entire exercise again without referring to the
previous charts and without making any mistakes.
STEM
PICK
ANSWER
1st person singular of blep
is
blepeiV
2nd person singular of blep
is
blepw
3rd person singular of blep
is
blepeiV
2nd person plural of blep
is
blepousi
3rd person plural of blep
is
blepeti
1st person plural of
blep
is
blepeti
1st person plural of
ginwsk
is
ginwskomen
3rd person plural of
ginwsk
is
ginwskomen
2nd person plural of
ginwsk
is
ginwskomen
1st person
singular of ginwsk
is
ginwskei
3rd person
singular of ginwsk
is
ginwskei
2nd person
singular of ginwsk
is
ginwskei
1st person
singular of graf
is
grafw
3rd person plural of
graf
is
grafousi
2nd
person singular of graf
is
grafeis
1st person
plural of graf
is
1st
person plural of graf
is
1st person
singular of didask
is
didaskeiV
1st person
plural of didask
is
didaskomen
3rd
person singular of didask
is
didaskeiV
2nd
person singular of didask
is
didaskei
2nd
person plural of didask
is
didaskousi
didaskeiV
1st person
singular of didask
is
didaskeiV
didaskousi
1st person
singular of lamban
is
lambaneti
1st person
plural of lamban
is
lambanomen
3rd
person plural of lamban
is
lambaneti
2nd
person singular of lamban
is
lambaneti
1st person
singular of leg
is
legw
3rd
person singular of leg
is
legw
1st person
plural of leg
is
legw
3rd person
plural of leg
is
legw
2nd
person singular of leg
is
legw
1st person
singular of lu
is
luw
2nd
person plural of lu
is
3rd person
singular of lu
is
luw
1st person
plural of lu
is
luw
2nd
person singular of lu
is
luw
2nd person
singular of ek
is
2nd person
plural of ek
is
ekw
2rd person
singular of ek
is
ekw
1st
person singular of ek
is
ekw
3rd person
singular of ek
is
ekw
yes
DIPHTHONGS
Exercise:
Pronounce the diphthong (diff-thong) letters aloud plus the answer and then click on the correct answer from the list that matches the diphthong you had just pronounced.
You must stay on each diphthong until you click the correct answer. You must do each repeat aloud.
Complete the exercise 3 times through before attempting to go through it at least one more time without any mistakes. When you have completed it again without any mistakes, then you may proceed to the next section.
If you make a mistake during this exercise, you must stay on that diphthong, repeating it each time, until you pick the correct answer and then you must continue until the end of the complete exercise before going back to the beginning to start over for your next time through.
Complete the chart from memory alone.
You may go
on to the next section of the review only upon completing this section all the way
through without any mistakes.
Example: You will say "The diphthong a (alpha) i (iota) is pronounced 'ai' as in aisle," if "ai as in aisle" is the answer you are going to choose.
| diphthong | pick the most correct pronunciation |
| ai | "a" as in fate |
| ei | "a" as in sat |
| oi | "oa" as in boat |
| au | "ow" as in cow |
| eu | "a" as in fate |
| ou | "o" as in ford |
| ui | "i" as in flit |
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Did you pronounce all of the words and letters aloud as you did this exercise? |
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Answer this question when Did you
go all the way |
You
will now take a test over Verb Endings and Diphthongs.
The score for this test will be used when averaging out your
final grade. You must complete the test from memory alone.
You may not use any study materials nor can you have
anyone assist you while you take this test. You are
required to pronounce all Greek and English
words aloud while taking this test.
VERB ENDINGS & DIPHTHONGS TEST
the
GREEK ARTICLE
All of these exercises
are to be done
from memory alone. You may not
utilize any study aids. Also, all
Greek and English words must
be pronounced aloud while
doing all exercises.
Practice exercise:
Do the entire exercise 2 times. You may not use any study aids or notes. The exercise must be done from memory alone.
You are required to say all words and phrases
aloud as you do the
exercise.
After you have done the exercise 2 times, then you may go on to the next
section when you can do the entire exercise again without referring to the
previous charts and without making any mistakes.
Pronounce
the Greek article on the left aloud and then
pronounce and click on the correct answer on the right.
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ὴ (hay) |
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| to (taw) | |
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ὸ (haw) |
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| to (taw) | |
|
ὴ (hay) |
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| to (taw) | |
|
ὴ (hay) |
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|
ὸ (haw) |
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| to (taw) | |
|
ὴ (hay) |
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| to (taw) | |
|
ὸ (haw) |
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| to (taw) |
VOCABULARY WORK
All of these exercises
are to be done
from memory alone. You may not
utilize any study aids. Also, all
Greek and English words must
be pronounced aloud while
doing all exercises.
The first exercise is to help you refresh your
memorization of the early vocabulary words.
Click HERE for the practice sheet.
This second exercise is to help refresh your
You
will now take a test over the Greek Article and
your Greek Vocabulary words. The score for this test
will be used when averaging out your final grade.
You must complete the test from memory alone.
You may not use any study materials nor can you
have anyone assist you while you take this test.
You are required to pronounce all Greek and
English words aloud while taking this test.
If you do not pronounce all words aloud
while taking the test, then it will be
declared null and void and you will
have to repeat the test.
GREEK ARTICLE and VOCABULARY TEST
Accents, Punctuation, and Breathing
All of these exercises
are to be done
from memory alone. You may not
utilize any study aids. Also, all
Greek and English words must
be pronounced aloud while
doing all exercises.
Practice exercises:
You must stay on each question until you click the correct answer.
Do the following chart 5 times through from memory alone.
You are required to say all words and phrases aloud as you do the exercise.
Example: You will say, "Pick the circumflex accent." Then you will pick the correct answer and say "circumflex."
Example 2: You will say, "Pick the word with a comma after it -
anqropoV (ahn-thrah-poss) comma" and then click the word with the proper punctuation.Example 3: You will
say, "(
) epsilon
nu with rough breathing is pronounced
hen," if hen is the answer you are choosing, and then click on the correct
answer.
Once you have completed the chart the required 5 times through, then you may continue on to the next section when you can complete the chart one more time with no mistakes.
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Accents, punctuation, and breathing |
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| Pick the circumflex accent. |
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| Pick the acute accent. | 
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| Pick the grave accent. |
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| Pick the word with a comma after it. | |
| Pick the word with a question mark after it. | |
| Pick the word with a period after it. |
anqropoV· |
| Pick the word with a colon after it. | |
with
smooth breathing is pronounced
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en |
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with
rough breathing is pronounced
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hen |
with
smooth breathing is pronounced
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oo |
with rough
breathing is pronounced
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hoo |
You will now take a test over the Greek accents
punctuation and
breathing. The score for this test
will be used when averaging out your final grade.
You must complete the test from memory alone.
You may not use any study materials nor can you
have anyone assist you while you take this test.
You are not required to pronounce anything aloud
while taking this test although it will help you
if you do pronounce them aloud while taking it.
Click the link below to access the
test.
Accents Punctuation and Breathing Greek Final
SECTION FIVE
Declensions
First you
will practice the Declensions and
then you will be tested on them.
All of these exercises
are to be done
from memory alone. You may not
utilize any study aids. Also, all
Greek and English words must
be pronounced aloud while
doing all exercises.
DECLENSION OF
anqrwpoVClick
HERE to go to the practice page.
DECLENSION OF
uioVClick HERE to go to the practice page.
DECLENSION OF
dwronClick HERE to go to the practice page.
You will now take a test over the Greek declensions.
The score for this test will be used when averaging
out your final grade. You must complete the test
from memory alone. You may not use any study
materials nor can you have anyone assist you
while you take this test.
You are not required to pronounce anything aloud
while taking this test although it will help you
if you do pronounce them aloud while taking it.
Click the link below to access the
test.
Lexicon work
This practice sheet will help you to improve your familiarity with the Analytical Greek Lexicon and the procedures for finding definitions of words from it.
Click HERE to go to the Lexicon practice sheet.
This Lexicon practice will not be included in your grade.
Lexicon grade test
You will need to have
your Lexicon open to take the Lexicon Test.
If you do not have it open, click
HERE
to open a copy.
The Lexicon Test will be
included in your grade for the course.
There will be a two hour time limit on the test.
To save time, you do not have to
pronounce the words aloud during
the test; although it will help you find the words if you do so.
END OF LESSON SIX
You will now take the LESSON SIX Test.
Test is "closed book."
Click
HERE
to go to the Closed Book Test Contract Form.
TESTING: Make sure you read the testing instructions if you have not already done so. If you have already submitted one do NOT submit another.
You will now take the Final Test!
Test is "closed book."
TESTING: Make sure you read the testing instructions if you have not already done so.
Please submit a Finish Sign In form if you have not already done so.
You
have been required to find the correct answer in the textbook
to every question that you may have missed on each test taken
thus far in this course. If you have not already done that,
using the copies of the tests automatically sent to you
with all of the correct answers on them for comparison
purposes to make sure you have found the correct
answer in the textbook, then it is required that you
do so now before proceeding to the Final Test.
This
test is "closed book" and you must submit a Closed
Book Test Contract Form before taking this test.
Exception:
1.
The only exception to the "closed book" requirement will be when the
"Information notes," accessed by clicking the "Information
icon" found next to some of the questions,
instruct you that you MAY use your Lexicon on that question.
2.
Such instructions are to apply to THAT QUESTION ONLY! When you finish that
question and go on to the next question and there are no instructions that say
you may use your Lexicon on that question also, then you must stop using your Lexicon and close its window
before answering that question. You are to keep your Lexicon closed until you are
instructed that you may open it and use it again.
3.
If you are instructed that you may use your Lexicon for a particular question,
then you may return to this page
to open a copy.
A link is supplied below on this page.
4.
Once you submit that question, then you must close the Lexicon window until you
are instructed that you may open it again.
Click HERE to go to the Closed Book Test Contract Form.
After
submitting your Closed Book Test Contract Form you will
be sent the password. When you receive it, you may proceed to the Test.
This Final Test is a combination of most of the questions
from the tests and exercises you have already taken
at various times during this Greek course.
If you did not do well on the tests and the exercises it is suggested
that you restudy the textbook sections addressing the questions
that you missed on the various exercises and tests until you
know the material completely. For the material covered
in the tests, you have received copies of those tests
that you were already supposed to have used to
find the correct answers to all of the questions
that you may have answered wrong. You
were required to do that whether you
passed the test or not.
There is a 2 hour time limit on the Final Test and a passing score is 95%.
Click
this word
LEXICON
to open a copy when instructed that you
may use it to work a particular question. Please use ONLY the
online Lexicon reached through that link in order to avoid
any discrepancies that might be found in other Lexicons.
