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- Thursday, May 8, 8:00 am -10:50 am
- Covers:
- Be prepared to
- Answer objective questions from the basic sections in chapter 11.
- Translate selected portions from the above Greek text.
- Parse selected words from the above Greek text.
- Decline the
- Qualitative Relative Pronoun oJpoi'o", oJpoiva, oJpoi'on
- Interrogative Pronoun poi'o", -a, on
- Conjugate selected alpha contract verbs from the omega conjugation
- Classify selected dependent clauses from the above translation text.
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- Monday, April 28, at the beginning of class
- G>E Quiz
- Covers
- John 1:1-5
- Be familar with the materials in these hyperlinked files
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English portions of the above text.
- Parse selected words from the above text
- Classify selected dependent clauses from the above text
- Answer objective questions based on the above hyperlinked files.
Assignment for Monday and Wednesday of next week Translate John 1:6-13 Be sure to bring your Greek New Testament with you to class.
- Monday, April 21, at the beginning of class
- G>E Quiz
- Covers
- Lesson 11
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek Sentence
- Elements of Greek Grammar
- John 1:1-5
- Be prepared to
- Answer objective questions from the above sections of Lesson 11
- Translate into correct English a paragraph of Greek text of John 1:1-5
- Parse selected words from the above Greek text
- Decline the
- Qualitative Relative Pronoun oJpoi'o", oJpoiva, oJpoi'on
- Interrogative Pronoun poi'o", -a, on
- Conjugate selected alpha contract verbs from the omega conjugation
- Classify selected dependent clauses from the above translation text.
After the quiz, we will continue the study in Lesson 11 focusing on John 1:1-5. ---For the Graded Recitation responsibility on Wednesday be sure to prepare using the handout Polycarp to the Philippians.
---Word
Study paper due today: Print copy by 5:00 pm OR [not 'and'] electronic
copy by midnight tonight at Assignment Turn In
page under Assignments.
- Monday, April 14, at the beginning of class
- Vocabulary Quiz
- Covers: Accumulative vocabulary for Lesson 11
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English 50 Greek words
- Based upon Accumulative Vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-11.pdf file in the grammar CD
- After the quiz we will continue the study of Lesson 11.
Don't forget the remaining two CMA meetings for the spring semester
For a signed attendance registration you get 5 bonus points added to your grade participation score for each meeting
- Monday, April 7, during entire class period
- Covers:
- Lessons 09 and 10
- Polycarp's Epistle to the Philippians text, verse 1
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English a Greek text composed from the Accumulative Vocabulary list for Lesson 10 (gkgrmv1-10.pdf)
- Parse select words from the above Greek text
- Review Activity: Make sure you understand the function categories, the (...), in the Parsing Models section of both lessons
- Classify select dependent clauses from the above Greek text
- Review Activity: Make sure you understand the Form and Function(s) categories studied in Classification of Dependent Clauses section of both lessons. Give particular, but not exclusive, attention to both Conditional Sentences and Concessive Sentences.
- Conjugate
- Middle Voice and Deponent verbs of both the omega and mi conjugations covered in Lesson 09
- Decline
- Possessive Adjectives/Pronouns
- First Person
- Singular: ejmov", -hv, -ovn
- Plural: hJmevtero", -h, -on
- Second Person
- Singular: sov", -shv, sovn
- Plural: uJmevtero", -h, -on
- Third Person
- Singular & Plural: i[dio", -a, -on
- Intensive Pronouns
- aujtov", -hv, -ov
- Reflexive Pronouns
- First Person Singular: ejmaujtou', -h'"
- Second Person Singular: seautou', -h'"
- Third Person Singular: eJautou', -h'"
- Plural forms: eJautw'n, -w'n, -w'n,
- Reciprocal Pronoun
- ajllhvlwn
- Answer objective questions taken from the follow sections in the above two Lessons
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek sentence
- Elements of Greek grammar
The Annual Greek party has been scheduled When? Friday evening, April 18, at 6:00 pm
Where? Dr. Cranford's home: 105 Twin Lake Dr., Boiling Springs
What? A catered dinner with loads of fun and fellowship
Who? Students enrolled in Dr. Cranford's classes with spouse.
What? You need to sign up to attend at the Greek Party Signup page under Meetings in Online Forms at Cranfordville.
- Monday, Mar. 31, at the beginning of class
- G>E Quiz
- Covers
- Lesson 10
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek Sentence
- Elements of Greek Grammar
- Be prepared to
- Answer objective questions from the above sections of Lesson 10
- Translate into correct English a paragraph of Greek text
- Based upon the Accumulative vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-10.pdf file in the grammar CD
- Parse selected words from the above Greek text
- Classify selected dependent clauses from the above translation text.
- Give particular attention to the review section in Lesson 10 on this; cf. pages L10-13 & 14.
After the quiz, we will continue the study in Lesson 10.
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9
---The
Word
Study paper will come due on April. 20. The required sources not contained
in Dover Library are available for use in my office.
- Monday, Mar. 17, at the beginning of class
- E>G Quiz
- Covers:
- Lesson 09
- All sections indirectly.
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct Greek a set of English sentences
- Necessary paradigms will be provided on quiz.
After the quiz we will begin the Vocabulary study of Lesson 10.
- Monday, Mar. 10, at the beginning of class
- G>E Quiz
- Covers
- Lesson 09
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek Sentence
- Elements of Greek Grammar
- Be prepared to
- Answer objective questions from the above specified lessons of Lesson 09
- Translate into correct English a paragraph of Greek text
- Based upon the Accumulative vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-09.pdf file in the grammar CD
- Parse selected words from the above Greek text
- Conjugate selected verbs from from
- Classify the form and functions of select dependent clauses.
After the quiz we will do drill work on the concepts in Lesson 09.
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- Monday, Feb. 25, at the beginning of class
- Vocabulary Quiz
- Covers: Accumulative vocabulary for Lesson 09
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English 50 Greek words
- Based upon Accumulative Vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-09.pdf file in the grammar CD
- After the quiz we will continue the study of Lesson 09.
- Monday, Feb. 18, during entire class period
- Covers
- Lesson 07 and 08
- Be prepared to
- Translateinto correct English a Greek text composed from the Accumulative Vocabulary list for Lesson 08 (gkgrmv1-08.pdf)
- Parse select words from the above Greek text
- Classify select dependent clauses from the above Greek text
- Conjugate
- Perfect Active Indicative verb forms from both omega and mi conjugations
- Pluperfect Active Indicative verb forms from both omega and mi conjugations
- Optative Mood verb forms
- Subjunctive Mood verb forms in both omega and mi conjugations
- Decline
- Relative pronouns
- o&", h&, o^
- o&so", -h, -on
- Answer objective questions taken from the follow sections in the above two Lessons
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek sentence
- Elements of Greek grammar
After the quiz we will do practice drill work on the concepts in Lesson 08.
- Monday, Feb 11, at the beginning of class
- G>E Quiz
- Covers:
- Lesson 08
- Learning the Culture Through the Language
- Elements of the Greek Sentence
- Elements of Greek grammar
- Be prepared to
- Answer objective questions from the above specified sections of Lesson 08
- Translate into correct English a paragraph of Greek text
- Based upon Accumulative Vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-08.pdf file in the grammar CD
- Parse select words from the above Greek text
- Conjugateselect verbs from
- The Pluperfect Tense of the omega and mi conjugations
- The Optative mood verbs of the omega conjugations.
- Classify the form and function(s) of select dependent clauses.
- Monday, Feb. 4, at the beginning of class
- Vocabulary Quiz
- Covers: Accumulative vocabulary for Lesson 08
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English 50 Greek words
- Based upon Accumulative Vocabulary list in the gkgrmv1-08.pdf file in the grammar CD
After the quiz we will continue the study of Lesson 08.
- Monday, Jan 29, at the beginning of class
- E>G Quiz
- Covers:
- Lesson 07
- Elements of the Greek Grammar
- Perfect Tense
- (no subjunctive mood responsibility on this quiz)
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct Greek a set of English sentences
- Conjugate selected Perfect Tense Active voice Indicative mood verbs of both the omega and mi conjugations
- Answer objective questions about the nature of the perfect tense functions in comparison to the tense functions studied thus far.
- See list under Parsing Models: Verbs on page L7-8.
- See Perfect tense functions discussed on pages L7-4 and L7-5.
After the quiz we will finish studying the grammar materials in Lesson 07 and begin the Vocabulary study of Lesson 08.
- Monday, Jan 14, at the beginning of class
- Vocabulary Quiz
- Covers: Accumulative vocabulary for Lesson 07
- Be prepared to
- Translate into correct English 50 Greek words
- Based upon the gkgrmv1-07.pdf file in the grammar CD
After the quiz we will continue the study of Lesson 07.
The Bulletin Board for Greek 102 will operate like it did during
the fall semester for Greek 101.
Greek 102 is a continuation of Greek 101 with the identical course
structure.
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One feature that you
will want to take advantage of this semester -- the
Web
Gradebook.
Access this under the Your Choices on the left side of your screen. Once you complete the Student Profile form, you will receive a unique USER ID and PASSWORD. These will be different from Greek 101. |
One additional element, however, is added for Greek 102: a word study paper, designed to acquaint you with the tools for understanding the meaning of Greek words that occur in the New Testament. For details, click on Word Study Paper on the left side of your screen.
You should already have the textbooks for this course, if you bought the three texts for Greek 101, since the textbooks are the same for both semesters. This is one course this semester that won't cost you any money textbook wise!
For 5 points credit to your Class Participation Grade correctly fill
out the online Student
Profile form by January 20. .
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