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Key Facts: Saxony Abitur Ancient Greek Exam

270 min

Arbeitszeit for written Griechisch (and Latein) under VwV Abiturprüfung 2026

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, REVOSax

30.04.2026

Written Griechisch date in the 2026 main session; Nachprüfung 27.05.2026

VwV Bedarf und Schuljahresablauf / schule.sachsen.de Terminübersicht Abitur 2026

~220 / ~185 Wörter

Interpretieren text length / Übersetzen excerpt length for Griechisch

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, alte Fremdsprachen Griechisch/Latein

Attische Tragödie

Prüfungsinhalt Schwerpunkt: Das Welt- und Menschenbild in der attischen Tragödie

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026

90-BE-Skala

Overall Bewertungseinheiten scale for the written alte-Fremdsprachen paper; Übersetzung up to 45 BE

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026

Not Graecum

Abiturfach Griechisch is distinct from the Graecum Ergänzungsprüfung (written ~60 Wörter + oral; 2026 written 27.04.)

VwV Abiturprüfung 2026, Ergänzungsprüfungen

Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Sachsen Abitur Griechisch (not Graecum): ~30 grammar, ~50 culture (attische Tragödie Schwerpunkt), ~20 text comprehension. Official exam: German Interpretieren (~220 Wörter) + Übersetzen (~185 Wörter), 270 min, written 30.04.2026 (Nach 27.05.2026), 90-BE-Skala, SMK/VwV Abiturprüfung 2026. Not an official-format simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1How many letters does the classical Ionic-Attic Greek alphabet contain?
A.24
B.22
C.26
D.28
Explanation: The classical Ionic-Attic alphabet adopted at Athens in 403/402 BC has 24 letters from ἄλφα to ὦ μέγα. Saxon Lehrplan Linguistische Grundlagen assume this as baseline Orthographie.
2What does the spiritus asper (῾) over ἡμέρα mark?
A.An initial [h] aspiration before the vowel
B.That the vowel is long
C.That the syllable is accented
D.That the word is enclitic
Explanation: Spiritus asper marks aspiration: ἡμέρα begins with [h]. Spiritus lenis (᾿) marks its absence. Every initial vowel and initial ρ takes one breathing.
3In τῷ λόγῳ, what does the iota subscriptum under ω signal?
A.Dative singular of the o-declension (old long diphthong ωι)
B.Nominative plural
C.A short o-sound
D.Vocative singular
Explanation: Iota subscriptum (ῳ, ῃ, ᾳ) continues the old long diphthongs and regularly marks dative singular in the o- and a-declensions and the article.
4What is the genitive singular of ἡ πόλις?
A.τῆς πόλεως
B.τῆς πόλιδος
C.τοῦ πόλεως
D.τῆς πόλης
Explanation: πόλις is an i-stem of the third declension: genitive πόλεως (Attic), with stem variation πόλι-/πολε-. Feminine article τῆς matches.
5Identify the form ἔλυσα.
A.1st person singular aorist active indicative of λύω
B.1st person singular imperfect active of λύω
C.1st person singular perfect active of λύω
D.Present infinitive of λύω
Explanation: ἔλυσα is the sigmatic first aorist: augment ἔ-, stem λυ-, tense sign -σα, ending -α. Imperfect would be ἔλυον; perfect λέλυκα; infinitive λύειν/λῦσαι.
6What is the aorist active participle masculine nominative singular of λύω?
A.λύσας
B.λύων
C.λελυκώς
D.λύσον
Explanation: Aorist active participle: stem λυσ- + -ας, -ασα, -αν → λύσας. Present λύων; perfect λελυκώς; future λύσων.
7Which form is the present middle/passive infinitive of παιδεύω?
A.παιδεύεσθαι
B.παιδεῦσαι
C.παιδεύειν
D.πεπαιδεῦσθαι
Explanation: Present middle/passive infinitive ends in -εσθαι: παιδεύεσθαι. παιδεύειν is active present; παιδεῦσαι aorist active; πεπαιδεῦσθαι perfect middle/passive.
8What mood and person is εἴη?
A.3rd singular present optative of εἰμί
B.3rd singular present indicative of εἰμί
C.3rd singular present subjunctive of εἰμί
D.3rd singular imperfect of εἶμι (go)
Explanation: εἴη is present optative 3sg of εἰμί (be). Indicative is ἐστί; subjunctive ᾖ; εἶμι (go) has different paradigm (ᾔει etc.).
9In Greek, the accusativus cum infinitivo (AcI) typically expresses…
A.Indirect statement after verbs of saying, thinking or perceiving
B.Purpose after ἵνα only
C.A genitive absolute circumstance
D.Prohibition with μή and the imperative
Explanation: AcI is the standard construction for oratio obliqua after verbs like λέγω, νομίζω, οἶδα: accusative subject + infinitive predicate.
10What is a genitivus absolutus?
A.A genitive noun + participle forming a circumstantial clause independent of the main syntax
B.A genitive of possession only
C.An ablative absolute borrowed from Latin with no Greek equivalent
D.A genitive object of a verb of accusing only
Explanation: Genitivus absolutus: noun (or pronoun) and participle in the genitive, logically independent of the main clause, giving time, cause, concession, etc.

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