Greek: An Intensive Course (Hansen & Quinn), Second Revised Edition ©1992

As I work through this textbook, you will find my answers here for comparison to your own work. These may be used as a sort of learner’s answer key, provided that you understand that these are not the answers supplied by the authors of the textbook. The Self-Correcting Exams (SCEs) and Sample Grammar Exam (SGE) are all provided with keys within the text. My work represents alternative (perhaps mistaken?) answers, but it represents my own work as I progress through this textbook.

Corrections, comments and questions can be directed to jaihare[at]gmail[dot]com.

Textbook Answers

  Ἰάσων
Intro:
Unit 1:
Unit 2:
Unit 3:
Review 1-3:
SCE 1A:
SCE 1B:
Unit 4:
Unit 5:  
Unit 6:  
Unit 7:  
Review 4-7:  
SCE 2A:  
SCE 2B:  
Unit 8:  
Unit 9:  
Unit 10:  
Review 8-10:  
  Ἰάσων
SCE 3A:  
SCE 3B:  
Unit 11:  
Unit 12:  
Unit 13:  
Unit 14:  
Review 11-14:  
SCE 4A:  
SCE 4B:  
Unit 15:  
Unit 16:  
Unit 17:  
Review 15-17:  
Unit 18:  
Unit 19:  
Unit 20:  
Gen. Review:  
SGE:  

In the table above, a checkmark (✗) is placed beside each completed lesson. Simply click on the checkmark to download the PDF for that unit.

Textbook Adaptation

Paul and I have chosen to use Hansen & Quinn’s Greek: An Intensive Course as a springboard for communication. This textbook was designed in the traditional way, with the goal of teaching grammar through drills and translation. We are taking advantage of the opportunities we have to meet on Skype™ to practice creating our own sentences, to ask each other questions in Greek and to develop our ability to use (and not just translate) the vocabulary and forms that we meet in the textbook. On this part of the page, we will upload the concepts that we’re using for our own meetings as well as examples of how it works.

TPRS Circling Exercise