A New Testament Greek Grammar Review Tool
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| 1. | To review vocabulary for a specific part of speech (Verb, Noun, Adjective, etc.), select that part of speech from the drop-down menu. Otherwise, select All. |
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To review vocab within a specific range of occurrences in the NT, enter that range (for example, from 47 to 49). To select all frequencies, enter the range from 1 to 9999. NOTE: Inasmuch as the vocabulary database is over 1150 words, it is recommended that you limit either the part of speech or the frequency of occurrence. |
| 3. | To display your selected vocabulary words in the same order every time, select Alpha Order. To vary the display sequence, select Random. |
| 4. | If you check the Score box, you will be able to record correct and incorrect responses and the system will calculate your final score. Leaving it unchecked will allow you to determine, but not record, your correct or incorrect answers. |
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Click on the Drill Words button to find and display your words from the vocabulary database. NOTE: There will be a brief delay during the search. The length of the delay will depend on how many vocabulary words are selected by your parameters. |
| 6. | The first window to appear will be the Vocab Drill window displaying the list of selected words. For convenience, resize and move the window to fit the shaded area on the upper right side of the page. As you work your way through the words, you can verify your answers by clicking on the Answer button. This will activate the Vocab Drill Answer window. Also for your convenience, resize and move this window to fit the shaded area on the lower right side of the page. |
| 7. | If you have chosen to score yourself on vocabulary, you must check the Right or Wrong box for each word in the list. Your final score and percentage will be calculated when you click the Score button upon completion of the list. |
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