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Key Facts: Andalusia PAU Greek II Exam
90 minutes
Exam Duration
Distrito Único Andaluz
0 – 10
Grading Scale
Junta de Andalucía PAU Regulation
4.0 / 10
Minimum Access Phase Subject Score
Comisión Interuniversitaria de Andalucía
100
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The Andalusia PAU Greek II exam tests Ancient Greek morphology, syntax, translation, etymology, and classical literature. Time limit: 90 minutes. Graded 0–10. Please note that these practice questions are an English-language MCQ study adaptation for the Andalusia PAU 2026 Greek II exam.
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1Which case and number combination represents the noun phrase 'τῆς σοφίας' (sophia, wisdom)?
A.Nominative singular
B.Genitive singular
C.Accusative plural
D.Dative singular
Explanation: The feminine article 'τῆς' combined with the ending '-ας' in first declension nouns ending in alpha pura indicates the genitive singular ('of wisdom'). Nominative singular is ἡ σοφία, accusative plural is τὰς σοφίας, and dative singular is τῇ σοφίᾳ.
2What is the correct accusative singular form of the second declension masculine noun 'ὁ λόγος' (word, reason)?
A.τοῦ λόγου
B.τῷ λόγῳ
C.τὸν λόγον
D.τοὺς λόγους
Explanation: Second declension masculine nouns take the accusative singular ending '-ον' accompanied by the masculine accusative singular article 'τὸν', producing 'τὸν λόγον'. 'τοῦ λόγου' is genitive singular, 'τῷ λόγῳ' is dative singular, and 'τοὺς λόγους' is accusative plural.
3What is the nominative/accusative plural form of the second declension neuter noun 'τὸ δῶρον' (gift)?
A.τὰ δῶρα
B.τῶν δώρων
C.τοῖς δώροις
D.τοὺς δώρους
Explanation: Neuter second declension nouns take the nominative and accusative plural ending '-α' with the neuter plural article 'τὰ', yielding 'τὰ δῶρα'. 'τῶν δώρων' is genitive plural, 'τοῖς δώροις' is dative plural, and 'τοὺς δώρους' is an incorrect masculine plural form.
4Identify the case and number of 'τοῖς παισί(ν)' from the third declension dental stem noun 'ὁ/ἡ παῖς' (child, gen. παιδός).
A.Dative singular
B.Genitive plural
C.Dative plural
D.Accusative plural
Explanation: In third declension dental stems (stem παιδ-), the dative plural ending '-σι(ν)' causes the dental tau/delta/theta to drop before sigma (παιδ-σι -> παισί). Accompanied by 'τοῖς', this is dative plural ('to/for the children'). Dative singular is τῷ παιδί and genitive plural is τῶν παίδων.
5Which Ancient Greek personal pronoun corresponds to the English first-person plural nominative 'we'?
A.ἐγώ
B.σύ
C.ἡμεῖς
D.ὑμεῖς
Explanation: 'ἡμεῖς' is the first-person plural nominative pronoun meaning 'we'. 'ἐγώ' means 'I' (1st singular), 'σύ' means 'you' (2nd singular), and 'ὑμεῖς' means 'you' (2nd plural).
6Parse the verb form 'λύει' (from λύω, to loosen/destroy).
A.2nd person singular present active indicative
B.3rd person singular present active indicative
C.3rd person plural present active indicative
D.1st person singular present active indicative
Explanation: The thematic verb conjugation for present active indicative follows -ω, -εις, -ει, -ομεν, -ετε, -ουσι(ν). Therefore, 'λύει' is 3rd person singular present active indicative ('he/she/it loosens').
7What morphological marker characterizes the imperfect tense indicative in Ancient Greek verbs starting with a consonant (e.g. 'ἔλυον')?
A.Reduplication prefix (λε-)
B.Syllabic augment prefix (ε-)
C.Sigma tense suffix (-σ-)
D.Theta passive suffix (-θη-)
Explanation: Past indicative tenses (imperfect, aorist, pluperfect) take an augment. For verbs starting with a consonant, a syllabic augment 'ε-' is prefixed (e.g. λύω -> ἔλυον). Reduplication marks the perfect stem, sigma marks the future/weak aorist stem, and theta marks the passive aorist.
8What is the future active indicative 1st person singular of the verb 'γράφω' (to write)?
A.ἔγραψα
B.γράφω
C.γράψω
D.γέγραφα
Explanation: The future tense stem is formed by adding sigma (-σ-) to the verb stem. When labial consonants (π, β, φ) combine with sigma, they yield psi (ψ). Thus, γράφ- + -σω becomes 'γράψω' ('I will write'). ἔγραψα is weak aorist and γέγραφα is perfect.
9Which of the following is the 3rd person singular weak (sigmatic) aorist active indicative of 'πέμπω' (to send)?
A.ἔπεμπε(ν)
B.πέμπει
C.ἔπεμψε(ν)
D.πέμψει
Explanation: The weak aorist active incorporates a syllabic augment (ε-), the tense suffix (-σα/-σε), and consonant combination (π + σ = ψ). 3rd person singular is thus 'ἔπεμψε(ν)' ('he/she sent'). 'ἔπεμπε(ν)' is imperfect, 'πέμπει' is present, and 'πέμψει' is future.
10In Ancient Greek syntax, what grammatical rule governs neuter plural subject nouns (e.g. 'τὰ ζῷα τρέχει')?
A.Neuter plural subjects always require a plural verb.
B.Neuter plural subjects take a singular verb.
C.Neuter plural subjects take a dual verb.
D.Neuter plural subjects omit the verb entirely.
Explanation: A classic rule of Greek syntax (τὰ ζῷα τρέχει rule) dictates that neuter plural subjects take a 3rd person singular verb, reflecting an archaic collective singular view of neuter plurals.
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