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Basque Country PAU Greek II (UPV/EHU 2026) is a 90-minute university entrance exam assessing 2º Bachillerato syllabus domains.
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1In Ancient Greek, what is the nominative singular form of the third-declension irregular noun for 'woman' (stem γυναίκ-)?
A.γυνή
B.γυναίξ
C.γυναῖκα
D.γυναικός
Explanation: The nominative singular of the irregular third-declension noun for 'woman' is γυνή. The stem γυναίκ- appears in the genitive singular γυναικός and other oblique cases.
2Which of the following is the genitive singular form of the first-declension feminine noun σοφία ('wisdom')?
A.σοφίην
B.σοφίας
C.σοφίᾳ
D.σοφιῶν
Explanation: In Attic Greek, first-declension nouns ending in alpha pure (preceded by ε, ι, or ρ) retain α throughout the singular declension, yielding genitive singular σοφίας.
3What is the nominative/accusative plural form of the second-declension neuter noun δῶρον ('gift')?
A.δῶροι
B.δώρους
C.δῶρα
D.δώρων
Explanation: Neuter nouns of the second declension form their nominative, accusative, and vocative plural with the ending -α, giving δῶρα.
4Which form represents the nominative plural of the second-person personal pronoun ('you all') in Classical Greek?
A.ἡμεῖς
B.σφεῖς
C.ὑμᾶς
D.ὑμεῖς
Explanation: The second-person plural nominative pronoun is ὑμεῖς ('you all'). In contrast, ἡμεῖς is the first-person plural nominative ('we').
5Which demonstrative pronoun is used in Attic Greek to indicate something close to the speaker ('this here') and is formed by adding the deictic suffix -δε to the article?
A.ὅδε, ἥδε, τόδε
B.οὗτος, αὕτη, τοῦτο
C.ἐκεῖνος, ἐκείνη, ἐκεῖνο
D.αὐτός, αὐτή, αὐτό
Explanation: The demonstrative pronoun ὅδε, ἥδε, τόδε is formed by appending the deictic particle -δε to the definite article, pointing to what is present or immediately following.
6What is the dative plural form of the third-declension dental-stem noun παῖς, παιδός ('child')?
A.παιδόσι
B.παισί(ν)
C.παιδῶν
D.παῖδας
Explanation: Before the dative plural suffix -σι(ν), dental stops (δ, θ, τ) drop out. Thus, παιδ- + σιν becomes παισί(ν).
7Identify the accusative singular form of the liquid stem third-declension noun ῥήτωρ, ῥήτορος ('orator').
A.ῥήτορος
B.ῥήτορι
C.ῥήτορα
D.ῥητόρων
Explanation: Third-declension consonant stems add -α to form the accusative singular, yielding ῥήτορα from the stem ῥητορ-.
8What is the nominative plural form in Attic Greek for the neuter s-stem noun γένος ('race', 'kind')?
A.γένει
B.γένεα
C.γένεσι
D.γένη
Explanation: Neuter s-stems (stem γενεσ-) drop the intervocalic sigma in *γένεσα, and contract ε + α to η in standard Attic, producing γένη.
9Which set of forms correctly displays the nominative singular masculine, feminine, and neuter of the adjective meaning 'black'?
A.μέλας, μέλαινα, μέλαν
B.μέλανος, μελαίνης, μέλανος
C.μελανός, μελανή, μελανόν
D.μέλας, μέλασα, μέλαν
Explanation: The nasal-stem adjective 'black' declines in three endings as μέλας (masc. nom. sg.), μέλαινα (fem. nom. sg.), and μέλαν (neut. nom. sg.).
10Why does the comparative form of σοφός ('wise') lengthen its stem vowel to omega in σοφώτερος?
A.Because it is a third-declension adjective stem.
B.Because the preceding syllable is short, avoiding four consecutive short syllables.
C.Because all comparative adjectives in Attic Greek require an omega suffix.
D.Because of an accentual shift triggered by the superlative ending.
Explanation: When an o-stem adjective has a short preceding syllable (σο-), the stem vowel o lengthens to ω (σοφώτερος) to prevent a sequence of short syllables in verse/prose rhythm.
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