Basics of Biblical Greek

The third person plural personal ending in present active indicative verbs is:

The personal ending of a verb indicates its:

In the indicative mood, if the personal ending begins with neither μ nor ν, the connecting vowel will be:

In the indicative mood, if the personal ending begins with μ or ν, the connecting vowel will be:

In which of the following English sentences do the subject and verb disagree?

Which of the following indicates the basic meaning of a Greek verb?

In one of the following English sentences, the subject and verb do not agree; which is it?

Greek indicates the person of its verbs with which of the following?

Which of the following phrases accurately describes the lexical form of a Greek verb?

Greek verbs never have one of the voices listed below; which is it?

Only one of the following English verbs or verb combinations is in the indicative mood; which is it?

Which of the following statements is false?

The aspect of one of the following combinations of English verbs is continuous; which is it?

One of the following English verbs is in the third person singular; which is it?

In one of the following English sentences, the verb does not agree with its subject; which is it?

Which of the following English words is a verb?

Which of the following declension patterns do the demonstratives οὗτος and ἐκεῖνος follow?

Which of the following declension patterns does the relative pronoun ὅς follow?

Which of the following words can mean “against”?

Which of the following is not a relative pronoun?

Which of the following is not a feminine demonstrative?

Which of the following words is not a relative pronoun?

Which of the following nouns is feminine?

One of the following statements is untrue: which is it?

Which of the following words is indeclinable?

One of the following statements is not true: which is it?

When demonstratives function as adjectives, they appear: