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BBG Lesson 10 question 3

The iota that forms the dative singular ending in all three Greek declensions does not subscript in nouns of the third declension, because:

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BBG Lesson 10 question 2

One can find the stem of any third declension noun by:

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BBG Lesson 10 question 1

The genitive singular case ending for third declension nouns is:

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 15

What is the final stem vowel of all feminine nouns in the plural?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 14

Which of the following is a pair of synonyms?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 13

Which of the following words means “through” when its object is genitive, but “on account of” when its object is accusative?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 12

Which of the following verbs is in the third person?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 11

Which of the following words means “in order that” or “that”?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 10

Which of the following words means “death”?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 9

Which of the following words means “by” when its object is genitive and “under” when its object is accusative?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 8

Which of the following verbs is in the second person?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 7

If the next to the last letter in the stem of a first or second declension adjective is rho or a vowel, this adjective’s feminine stem will end with the letter:

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 6

Adjectives agree with the noun they modify in:

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 5

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 4

In which of the following is the adjective in the second attributive position?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 3

In which of the following is the adjective in the first attributive position?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 2

Which of the following English sentences contains a dependent clause?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 question 1

Which of the following words contains a movable nu?

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BBG Lessons 8 and 9 quiz

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