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90 Min
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4.0
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Balearic Islands PAU Greek II (UIB 2026) is a 90-minute university entrance exam testing Ancient Greek grammar, text translation, etymology, and classical Greek history.
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1In Attic Ancient Greek, what is the correct accusative singular form of the first-declension feminine noun ἡ πόλις (or first-declension alpha pure / alpha impure patterns such as ἡ ἡμέρα)?
A.τὴν ἡμέραν
B.τῇ ἡμέρᾳ
C.τῶν ἡμερῶν
D.τῆς ἡμέρας
Explanation: In the first declension alpha pure pattern (stem ending in ε, ι, or ρ like ἡμέρα), the accusative singular takes the suffix -ν with the accusative article τὴν, producing τὴν ἡμέραν.
2Which case and number is represented by the form τοῖς ἡγεμόσιν from the third-declension noun ὁ ἡγεμών, -όνος (leader, commander)?
A.Accusative plural masculine
B.Dative plural masculine
C.Genitive singular masculine
D.Nominative plural masculine
Explanation: The form τοῖς ἡγεμόσιν is the dative plural masculine. In dental/nasal third-declension stems, adding the dative plural ending -σι(ν) causes the nasal stem consonant ν to drop before the sigma, yielding ἡγεμόσι(ν) with the article τοῖς.
3In the sentence ὁ σοφὸς ἀνήρ, how is the adjective σοφός functioning in relation to the noun?
A.Genitive absolute construction
B.Predicate position (The man is wise)
C.Attributive position (The wise man)
D.Substantivized adverb (Wisely man)
Explanation: When an adjective stands between the article and the noun (Article + Adjective + Noun), it is in the attributive position, translating as 'The wise man'.
4Identify the grammatical person, number, tense, and mood of the form λύομεν from the verb λύω (to unbind, release).
A.3rd person plural present indicative active
B.2nd person plural present imperative active
C.1st person singular present indicative active
D.1st person plural present indicative active
Explanation: The suffix -ομεν attached to the present stem λυ- indicates 1st person plural present indicative active ('we are releasing').
5What is the 3rd person singular present indicative active of the root mi-verb δίδωμι (to give)?
A.δίδωσι(ν)
B.δίδοτε
C.διδόασι(ν)
D.δίδομεν
Explanation: In the present indicative active of δίδωμι, singular forms retain the long stem vowel ω: 1sg δίδωμι, 2sg δίδως, 3sg δίδωσι(ν).
6How is the 1st person singular active sigmatic aorist indicative formed for the verb γράφω (to write)?
A.γέγραφα
B.ἔγραψα
C.ἐγραφόμην
D.γράφω
Explanation: The sigmatic aorist adds a past-tense augment (ε-), the stem-final labial (φ + σ = ψ), and the first aorist tense suffix -α, yielding ἔγραψα ('I wrote').
7What is the 1st person singular active aorist indicative of the irregular verb λείπω (to leave)?
A.ἐλείφθην
B.ἔλειψα
C.ἔλιπον
D.λέλοιπα
Explanation: The verb λείπω forms a thematic (second) aorist by using the zero-grade stem λι- alongside the past augment and secondary endings, yielding ἔλιπον ('I left').
8Translate the genitive absolute phrase τοῦ βασιλέως λέγοντος, οἱ στρατιῶται ἐσίγων into English.
A.If the king should speak, the soldiers will be silent.
B.After the king had spoken, he commanded the soldiers.
C.Because the soldiers spoke, the king was silent.
D.While the king was speaking, the soldiers kept silent.
Explanation: The noun τοῦ βασιλέως and present participle λέγοντος are both in the genitive case, forming a genitive absolute expressing circumstantial time or cause: 'While the king was speaking, the soldiers kept silent.'
9In the sentence ὁ ὁπλίτης μάχεται χαίρων, what type of participle is χαίρων and how does it modify μάχεται?
A.Circumstantial (manner) participle ('gladtly' or 'rejoicing')
B.Genitive absolute noun modification
C.Supplementary participle expressing completion
D.Attributive participle modifying the enemy
Explanation: The nominative masculine singular present participle χαίρων agrees with the subject ὁ ὁπλίτης and functions circumstantial of manner: 'The hoplite fights rejoicing (gladly)'.
10In indirect discourse after verbs of saying (e.g., φημί), how is the statement 'νομίζω τὸν ἄνδρα σοφὸν εἶναι' translated?
A.The wise man thinks that I am present.
B.I think that the man is wise.
C.I know why the man became wise.
D.He said that the wise men were present.
Explanation: Verbs of thinking/saying like νομίζω take an Accusative Subject (τὸν ἄνδρα) + Infinitive (εἶναι) + Predicate Adjective (σοφόν): 'I think the man to be wise' -> 'I think that the man is wise.'
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