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90 Minutes

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Generalitat Valenciana

0–10 Scale

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Valencian Community PAU Greek II (2026) is a 90-minute university entrance exam assessing 2º Bachillerato Greek II across 4 core subject blocks.

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1In Ancient Greek, what is the grammatical parsing of the noun form "πόλεως" (poleōs)?
A.Genitive singular of the third-declension noun πόλις (city)
B.Nominative plural of the first-declension noun πόλις
C.Dative singular of the second-declension noun πόλος
D.Accusative plural of the third-declension noun πόλις
Explanation: The form πόλεως is the genitive singular of the third-declension iota-stem feminine noun πόλις (city), exhibiting quantitative metathesis in Attic Greek.
2Which tense stem and aspect are represented by the verb form "ἔγραψα" (egrapsa)?
A.First (sigmatic) aorist active indicative of γράφω
B.Present active indicative of γράφω
C.Imperfect active indicative of γράφω
D.Perfect active indicative of γράφω
Explanation: The verb form ἔγραψα features the syllabic augment (ἐ-), the verb root (γραφ-), the sigmatic tense marker (-σ- resulting in ψ), and aorist endings (-α), marking first aorist active indicative.
3What is the nominative singular masculine form of the adjective "μέγας" (megas)?
A.μέγας
B.μεγάλη
C.μέγα
D.μεγάλου
Explanation: The nominative singular masculine form of this irregular adjective is μέγας (masculine), while μεγάλη is feminine and μέγα is neuter.
4In Attic Greek, what is the primary function of temporal augments in past tenses of verbs beginning with vowels?
A.Lengthening the initial short vowel (e.g., α to η, ε to η, ο to ω)
B.Prefixing the syllable ἐ- to the verbal root regardless of initial letter
C.Reduplicating the initial consonant with an added ε
D.Adding a final nu-movable (-ν) to the verb ending
Explanation: Temporal augmentation lengthens an initial short vowel of a verb stem in past tenses (imperfect, aorist, pluperfect), converting α to η, ε to η, and ο to ω.
5Which form is the masculine nominative singular of the Ancient Greek definite article?
A.ὁ
B.ἡ
C.τό
D.οἱ
Explanation: The masculine nominative singular of the definite article is ὁ; ἡ is feminine nominative singular, τό is neuter, and οἱ is masculine nominative plural.
6Traditionally, how many declensions are distinguished for Ancient Greek nouns?
A.Three
B.Two
C.Four
D.Five
Explanation: Greek nouns are conventionally grouped into three declensions: first (mostly feminine -α/-η), second (mostly masculine -ος and neuter -ον), and third (variable stems, consonant and vowel).
7Which form is the aorist passive indicative 1st person singular of λύω ("I loose")?
A.ἐλύθην
B.ἔλυσα
C.ἐλυόμην
D.λέλυκα
Explanation: The aorist passive indicative adds the passive marker -θη- to the verbal stem with the augment: ἐλύθην (ἐ- + λυ- + -θη- + -ν).
8What is the present active infinitive of λύω ("to loose")?
A.λύειν
B.λῦσαι
C.ἐλύθην
D.λέλυκεναι
Explanation: The present active infinitive of a thematic verb like λύω is formed with the ending -ειν: λύειν.
9The contract verb τιμάω ("to honour") in the present active indicative 1st person singular contracts to which form?
A.τιμῶ
B.τιμάω
C.τιμώμεθα
D.ἐτίμων
Explanation: In τιμάω the stem-final α and the ending ω contract (α + ω → ω), so the 1st singular present active indicative is τιμῶ.
10Which form is the first aorist middle indicative 1st person singular of λύω?
A.ἐλυσάμην
B.ἔλυσα
C.ἐλύθην
D.ἐλυόμην
Explanation: The first aorist middle indicative adds the sigmatic stem (-σα-) with middle endings: ἐλυσάμην (ἐ- + λυ- + -σα- + -μην).

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