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1In Armenian grammar, which plural suffix is attached to single-syllable noun stems (such as 'doun' / house or 'tork' / flag)?
A.-er (-եր)
B.-ner (-ներ)
C.-ni (-նի)
D.-ik (-իկ)
Explanation: In Armenian noun morphology, single-syllable noun stems form their plural by adding the suffix '-er' (e.g., 'doun' becomes 'doun-er'). Multi-syllable nouns take '-ner' instead.
2Which prefix is used in Western Armenian to form the Present Indicative tense of regular verbs (e.g. 'g'eetē' / he knows)?
A.k- / g- (կ- / կը)
B.m- / me- (մ-)
C.ch- / che- (չ-)
D.bidi / piti (պիտի)
Explanation: In Western Armenian, the particle 'g-' / 'gə' (or 'k-' / 'kə' depending on orthography) is prefixed to the conjugated verb to indicate present indicative action. In Eastern Armenian, present indicative is formed with the '-um' participle plus auxiliary verb.
3What form does the definite article take in Armenian when attached to a word ending in a vowel (such as 'paki' / garden)?
A.-n (-ն)
B.-ə (-ը)
C.-s (-ս)
D.-d (-դ)
Explanation: When a noun ends in a vowel in Armenian, the definite article takes the consonant form '-n' (e.g., 'paki-n' meaning the garden) to prevent vowel hiatus. Words ending in a consonant take '-ə' unless followed by a word starting with a vowel.
4How is verbal negation created in Armenian for simple conjugated verb forms?
A.By prefixing 'ch-' or 'che-' (չ- / չէ) to the verb
B.By adding 'votsh' (ոչ) after the verb
C.By changing the final vowel to -o
D.By inserting 'ayl' before the subject
Explanation: Verbal negation in Armenian is achieved by prefixing the negative particle 'ch-' or 'che-' directly to the conjugated verb stem (e.g. 'chem groum' / 'ch’em grer' meaning 'I do not write').
5In formal Armenian address or when speaking to a group, which personal pronoun must be used instead of the singular 'toon' / 'dou'?
A.dook / douk (դուք)
B.anontsk / nrants (նրանց)
C.menk / menk (մենք)
D.an / na (նա)
Explanation: The pronoun 'dook' / 'douk' (դուք) functions both as the second-person plural pronoun ('you all') and as the polite, formal second-person singular pronoun when addressing elders, teachers, or strangers.
6Which possessive suffix indicates first-person singular ownership ('my') when attached to an Armenian noun?
A.-s (-ս)
B.-d (-դ)
C.-n (-ն)
D.-v (-վ)
Explanation: The suffix '-s' is the first-person possessive article in Armenian, converting a noun like 'mayr' (mother) into 'mayrs' (my mother).
7What is the characteristic past definite (aorist) stem marker for regular '-el' (-ել) verbs in Armenian when conjugated in the first person singular?
A.-etzi / -etsi (-եցի)
B.-ev / -ev (-եվ)
C.-um / -oom (-ում)
D.-alis (-ալիս)
Explanation: Regular '-el' verbs form their past definite (aorist) tense with the thematic suffix '-etz-' followed by personal endings, yielding '-etzi' (I wrote / I did).
8Which case in Armenian expresses motion away from a location or origin (corresponding to English 'from')?
A.Ablative case (Բացառական հոլով)
B.Dative case (Տրական հոլով)
C.Instrumental case (Գործիական հոլով)
D.Nominative case (Ուղղական հոլով)
Explanation: The Ablative case (marked by '-ē' / '-ēn' in Western Armenian and '-its' / '-ic' in Eastern Armenian) specifies point of origin, departure, or source, translated as 'from'.
9What grammatical role does the word 'ē' / 'ē' (է) perform in the sentence 'An ousanogh ē'?
A.It acts as the third-person singular present copula (is).
B.It functions as a negative particle.
C.It acts as a future tense auxiliary marker.
D.It serves as a plural possessive pronoun.
Explanation: The word 'ē' (է) is the third-person singular present form of the Armenian copular verb 'to be' (to exist/is), linking the subject 'an' (he/she) with the predicate 'ousanogh' (student).
10How is a regular singular imperative (command) formed for a first-conjugation '-el' verb in Armenian?
A.By taking the verb stem with ending '-ē' / '-ir'
B.By adding '-oog' to the infinitive
C.By adding '-ov' to the present tense
D.By dropping all vowels from the stem
Explanation: The singular imperative of an '-el' verb is formed by removing the infinitive suffix and appending '-ē' (Western) or '-ir' (Eastern), creating direct commands like 'grē!' / 'grir!' (write!).
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