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Noun Accent
First and Second Declension Noun Accent
Morphology: The Nominal System (Part 5)
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Contents
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| 10.0 |
Introduction,
10-1 |
| 10.1 |
General Introduction to
Accents, 10-2 |
| 10.2 |
General Rules of Accent, 10-6 |
| 10.3 |
First and Second Declension
Noun Accent, 10-9 |
| 10.4 |
Accent Nomenclature, 10-21 |
| 10.5 |
Summary of First and Second
Declension Accents, 10-23 |
| 10.6 |
The Accent and the Article,
10-30 |
| 10.7 |
Vocabulary Study, 10-31 |
| Study Guide,
10-33 |
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Synopsis
Ancient Greek grammarians desired to preserve their phonetic language
because of the influx of foreigners who needed to learn it because of
commerce or conquest. Therefore, a prescriptive system of
intonated accents was developed: the acute (rising pitch), the grave
(falling pitch) and the circumflex (combination of both). This is
the focus of Lesson Ten.
Sixteen MP3 audio files are used in conjunction with this
lesson
to guide toward a consistent pronunciation of Greek vowels,
consonants and words. At the conclusion of the lesson a study
guide
integrates the principles presented in this lesson.
Study Aids
The
following study aids are designed to reinforce
the material presented in Lesson Ten. An "answer key" is
provided when necessary. The different levels represent
an escalating level of difficulty. It is recommended to begin with the least difficult exercises in Level One and proceed
through Level Three to receive the maximum benefit from the exercises. All PDF links
open in a new window.
You may download all the
paginated study aids for Lesson Ten in a ZIP file by clicking
here.
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LEVEL ONE |
Title,
Link and Description |
Study Guide Answer Key
[PDF]
Instruction
This is the answer key for Lesson Ten Study Guide. It is
important to answer all of the lesson's exercises to the best of
your ability before consulting this answer key. SA10:1-10
Vocabulary Study Practice [Audio
PDF] Work Sheets
Practice writing the sixteen new vocabulary words
from Lesson Ten on these pages.
SA10:11-12
Vocabulary Paradigms
[PDF]
Instruction
All the vocabulary words for Lesson Ten are declined. This
lesson aid should help to determine the correct
accent for the new vocabulary words.
SA10:13-18
Vocabulary Match
[PDF]
Exercise
Many words in Lesson Ten’s vocabulary are used as words or
as a part of a compound word in the English language.
Select from a list of English words that
correctly corresponds (or matches) with the Greek
vocabulary word.
SA10:19-20
English-Greek Vocabulary Match [PDF]
Exercise
Select the appropriate Greek vocabulary word from
several possibilities that matches the English definition.
SA10:21-26
Quiz
[PDF]
Test
Ten true or false questions tests over general
principles about first and second declension nouns.
SA10:27-28 |
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LEVEL TWO
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Title,
Link and Description
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Missing Letters
[Audio
PDF] Exercise
Fill in
the missing
vowel or vowels and consonants in words
from the lesson’s vocabulary. SA10:29-30
Lexical Study [PDF]
Exercise
Give the
definite article, definition, and declension-paradigm for the
vocabulary words in Lesson Ten.
SA10:31-32
Grammatical
Concord [PDF]
Exercise
Place the proper article before first and second
declension inflected nouns. There are forty-two inflected
nouns in this exercise.
SA10:33-34
Paradigms and Accents [PDF]
Exercise
Accent the inflected forms of first and second declension
nouns. The accent for the
lexical form (the nominative singular) is given in aiding to
accent the remaining inflected forms.
SA10:35-40
Quiz [PDF]
Test
The exercise contains twenty true or false statements which covers
the essentials concerning first and second declension noun
accents. In addition, twelve multiple choice questions
challenge cover the first and second declension
noun accent rules.
SA10:41-48
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LEVEL THREE
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Title,
Link and Description
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Vocabulary Accents [PDF]
Exercise
Forty-four vocabulary words are selected to
accent the nominative singular form. This exercise
tests knowledge of first and second declension noun lexical
form accents.
SA10:49-50
Crossword Puzzle
[PDF]
Exercise
Technical terms and transliterated vocabulary words from
Lesson Ten and previous lessons were used to construct this
puzzle. Twenty-seven clues help to solve the
puzzle. This puzzle was designed with the aid of
Discovery School.
SA10:51-52
Substitution [PDF]
Exercise
Choose
from four choices that properly
substitute for the correct case of the underlined English
noun. Fourteen
short excerpts from the NTGreek text are cited in this
exercise.
SA10:53-58
Accent Phrases [PDF]
Exercise
Accent these twenty short phrases.
Whereas previous exercises emphasized accenting individual
words, this exercise requires accentuation of contiguous words.
Both first and second declension nouns are used for this
exercise.
SA10:59-60
Quiz [PDF]
Quiz
This quiz is divided into six parts, including "true" or
"false" questions, multiple choice questions, and intensive
questions concerning the Greek article, and first and second
declension noun accents.
SA10:61-72 |
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