Chapter 22

Question 1

True or False: Second aorist uses the root tense stem as opposed to the present tense stem like the imperfect

Answer 1

True

Question 2

What do the imperfect and second aorist verbs share?

Answer 2

secondary personal endings

Question 3

Aorist tense describes what type of action

Answer 3

undefined action usually occurring in the past

Question 4

True or false: Translate with simple verb form

Answer 4

true

Question 5

2 ways to form Aorist tense:

Answer 5

1st aorist is like the English regular verb, 2nd aorist is like the English irregular verb

Question 6

What letter do you add to the beginning of a word to negate it in Greek

Answer 6

alpha

Question 7

Chart: Second Aorist Active Indicative

Answer 7

augment + aorist active tense stem + connecting vowel + secondary active personal endings

Question 8

True or False: Augmentation rules are different than the imperfect

Answer 8

False - Augmentation rules are the same in the aorist tense and imperfect tense

Question 9

Which form is the second aorist in the lexicon

Answer 9

third

Question 10

Why will the second aorist always have a different stem from the present tense?

Answer 10

The root will have been modified to form the present tense stem, and almost always the aorist uses the root.

Question 11

Is there a tense formative in the second aorist

Answer 11

No

Question 12

Does the aorist use the same or different connecting vowels as the present?

Answer 12

same

Question 13

In the second aorist, which two forms are identical?

Answer 13

1st person singular and 3rd person plural - context helps

Question 14

Chart: Second Aorist Middle

Answer 14

augment + aorist active tense stem + connecting vowel _ secondary middle/passive endings

Question 15

How do you know if a verb is middle deponent

Answer 15

if the third form a verb in the lexicon ends with omicron, mu, eta, nu