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Key Facts: Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Abitur Ancient Greek Exam

11.05.2026

Written Haupttermin for Griechisch in the 2026 MV Abitur (Monday)

Bildungsserver MV Prüfungstermine 2026; Vorabhinweise ABI-AB 2026

GK 225 / LK 285 min

Official working time including 15 minutes Vorlesezeit of the Greek text

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §9.1 Griechisch

Homer, Herodot, Platon

Obligatory authors (Pflichtautoren) for Abiturprüfung 2026

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §9.4 Griechisch

2 : 1

Weighting of Übersetzungsaufgabe to Interpretationsaufgaben

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §9.5 Griechisch

ca. 150 / 195 words

Translation text length for Grundkurs / Leistungskurs (prose or poetry)

Vorabhinweise zum Abitur M-V 2026, §9.2 Griechisch

Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for MV Abitur Griechisch 2026. Official exam: German-language unseen Greek translation + interpretation (EPA Klausurtyp I); Pflichtautoren Homer, Herodot, Platon; GK 225 / LK 285 min; written Mo 11.05.2026. Not an official translation-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1In Attic Greek, which case typically marks the direct object of a transitive verb?
A.Nominative (ὀνομαστική)
B.Locative (only)
C.Accusative (αἰτιατική)
D.Vocative (κλητική)
Explanation: The accusative is the default case for the direct object of a transitive verb in Attic Greek (e.g., τὸν ἄνδρα ὁρῶ).
2What is the genitive singular ending of a first-declension feminine noun like ἡ χώρα?
A.χώρας
B.χώρῃ
C.χώραν
D.χῶραι
Explanation: First-declension feminines in -α/-η form genitive singular in -ας/-ης (χώρας, τιμῆς).
3The form τοῦ ἀνθρώπου is best analyzed as:
A.Dative singular of ἄνθρωπος
B.Accusative plural of ἄνθρωπος
C.Nominative plural of ἄνθρωπος
D.Genitive singular masculine of ἄνθρωπος
Explanation: Second-declension masculine ἄνθρωπος: genitive singular ends in -ου (τοῦ ἀνθρώπου).
4Which Greek article form is feminine nominative plural?
A.οἱ
B.τά
C.τοῦ
D.αἱ
Explanation: αἱ is the feminine nominative (and vocative) plural article; οἱ is masculine nominative plural; τά is neuter nominative/accusative plural.
5In the verb λύω, what tense/aspect does ἔλυσα express?
A.Present indicative active
B.Future indicative active
C.Aorist indicative active (1st sg.) — simple past / completed action
D.Perfect indicative active
Explanation: ἔλυσα is the first aorist indicative active singular of λύω, the default simple past / punctual aspect form.
6What does the imperfect ἔλυον typically convey relative to the aorist ἔλυσα?
A.A command
B.A completed present state
C.Ongoing, repeated, or background past action
D.A future intention
Explanation: The imperfect views past action as continuous, habitual, or descriptive background; the aorist presents it as a completed unit.
7The form λέλυκα of λύω is:
A.Present subjunctive
B.Perfect indicative active 1st singular
C.Aorist indicative middle
D.Pluperfect passive
Explanation: λέλυκα is the perfect active (reduplication λε- + κ-perfect), meaning 'I have loosened / I am in the state of having loosened'.
8Which form is the present active participle masculine nominative singular of λύω?
A.λύσας
B.λύσας ὤν
C.λελυκώς only
D.λύων
Explanation: Present active participle of λύω: λύων, λύουσα, λῦον. λύσας is the aorist active participle.
9The aorist active participle λύσας, λύσασα, λῦσαν typically expresses:
A.An action that must be future only
B.Necessity (δεῖ)
C.Passive voice
D.An action prior to (or punctual relative to) the main verb
Explanation: Aorist participles often mark a completed or punctual action relative to the main verb (commonly prior in narrative).
10Which mood is used in the independent clause to express a polite exhortation 'let us…' (hortatory)?
A.Infinitive alone
B.Optative only in Attic prose always
C.Indicative only
D.Subjunctive (e.g., λύωμεν)
Explanation: The hortatory subjunctive (1st person plural) expresses 'let us…' (λύωμεν 'let us loosen').

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