Lesson 5 | Second Noun Pattern
Grammar Quiz
Before we start this lesson, let’s see how well you learned the concepts from Lesson 3. For the quiz, if you do not get at least 8 of the 11 questions correct on the first try, you should think about reviewing Lesson 3 further before continuing on.
You might want to first review our paradigm song. (Listen to the song while looking at the paradigm here.)
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Which case tells us the verb’s subject?
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Which case tells us the verb’s direct object?
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Which case tells us the verb’s indirect object?
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Which case tells us a noun’s possessor?
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Which case is used for direct address (when the speaker or author is speaking directly to someone or something)?
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What tells us a noun’s role in the sentence?
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Which is not one of the four parts of a Greek noun?
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Choose the correct form for ἐκκλησία in the nominative, feminine, plural
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Choose the correct form for ψυχή in the genitive, feminine, plural
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Choose the correct form for ὥρα in the accusative, feminine, plural
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Choose the correct form for ἀγαπή in the genitive, feminine, plural
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