# Evaluation

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# Messages

Message:
This is a timed Drill.  You must answer each question as it appears. You may not go back to a question after you leave that page.


There are 30 total questions.


# Questions

Answer1:
Only when you have a long vowel followed by a short vowel

Answer2:
Only when you have a vowel and an iota subscript together

Answer3:
Only when the second vowel subscripts to the first vowel

Answer4:
Only when two vowels together produce one sound


Question:
"The man gave his daughter a present for her birthday."


In the above sentence, which word or words are in the possessive case?


Question:
"The man gave his daughter a present for her birthday."


In the above sentence, which word or words are in the objective case?


Question:
"The man gave his daughter a present for her birthday."


In the above sentence, which word or words are in the subjective case?


Question:
What is inflection (there may be more than one answer)?

Answer1:
When the form of a word changes to reflect its function in the sentence

Answer2:
When the form of a word changes to reflect a change in meaning

Answer3:
When a word, usually foreign, does not change regardless of its function in the sentence

Answer4:
When the meaning of the word changes depending on the context it is used in


Answer1:
The breathing mark placed over the second vowel of the dipthong at the beginning of a word

Answer2:
The mark placed over the second vowel to indicate that the two vowels should be pronounced separately

Answer3:
The breathing mark that indicates a word begins with an "h" sound

Answer4:
The breathing mark that indicates that a word does not begin with an "h" sound


Question:
When you see a comma in a Greek text, how should you translate it into English?


Question:
When you see a period above the line in a Greek text, how should you translate it into English?


Question:
When you see a semicolon in a Greek text, how should you translate it into English?


Question:
What of the following words contains an improper dipthong (there may be more than one)?


Question:
Which of the following list of words is in correct alphabetical order (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital eta?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek word for glory?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek word for writing, Scripture?


Question:
Which of the following is a valid translation for the Greek word pneu:ma (there may be more than one correct answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is a valid translation for the Greek word a[nqrwpoV (there may be more than one correct answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is a valid translation for the Greek word kaiv (there may be more than one correct answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is a valid translation for the Greek word e[scatoV (there may be more than one correct answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek word for heart?


Question:
Which of the following words are written to indicate proper syllabification (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital omicron?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital epsilon?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital iota?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital theta?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital xi?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital rho?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital pi?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek letter capital psi?


Question:
Which of the following words has the smooth breathing mark (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following words has the rough breathing mark (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following words has an acute accent mark (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following words has an iota subscript (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following words has a grave accent mark (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following words has a circumflex  (there may be more than one answer)?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek small letter gamma?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek small letter zeta?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek small letter chi?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek small letter Xi?


Question:
Which of the following is the Greek small letter final sigma?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong ai should be pronounced?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong ei should be pronounced?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong oi should be pronounced?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong au should be pronounced?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong ou should be pronounced?


Question:
Which of following indicates how the dipthong ui should be pronounced?


# Users

Evaluation:
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Note:  In order to receive the link for the weekly Quiz, you need to pass this Drill by the assigned date and time (see Course Calendar).


