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1 2005 HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION Classical Greek Continuers Total marks 100 Section I Pages 2 5 General Instructions Reading time 5 minutes Working time 3 hours Write using black or blue pen Answer all questions in the writing booklet provided Extra writing booklets are available 40 marks Attempt Questions 1 3 Allow about 1 hour and 10 minutes for this section Section II Pages marks Attempt Questions 4 6 Allow about 1 hour and 10 minutes for this section Section III Pages marks Attempt Question 7 Allow about 40 minutes for this section 331
2 Section I Prescribed Text Lysias, XII and XXII 40 marks Attempt Questions 1 3 Allow about 1 hour and 10 minutes for this section Question 1 (20 marks) Translate BOTH extracts into ENGLISH. kai; ejpeidh; ajpefevreto ejk tou` desmwthrivou teqnewv~, triw`n hjmi`n oijkiw`n oujsw`n ejx oujdemia`~ ei[asan ejxenecqh`nai, ajlla; kleisivon misqwsavmenoi prou[qento aujtovn. kai; pollw`n o[ntwn ijmativwn aijtou`sin oujde;n e[dosan eij~ th;n tafhvn, ajlla; tw`n fivlwn oj me;n ijmavtion oj de; proskefavlaion oj de; o{ ti e{kasto~ e[tucen e[dwken eij~ th;n ejkeivnou tafhvn. kai; e[conte~ me;n ejptakosiva~ ajspivda~ tw`n hjmetevrwn, e[conte~ de; ajrguvrion kai; crusivon tosou`ton, calko;n de; kai; kovsmon kai; e[pipla kai; ijmavtia gunaikei`a o{sa oujdepwvpote w[/onto kthvsesqai, kai; ajndravpoda ei[kosi kai; ejkatovn, w n ta; me;n bevltista e[labon, ta; de; loipa; eij~ to; dhmovsion ajpevdosan. 8 LYSIAS, XII Question 1 continues on page 3 2
3 Question 1 (continued) Osoi d ejk Peiraiw`~ ejste, prw`ton me;n tw`n o{plwn ajnamnhvsqhte, o{ti polla;~ mavca~ ejn th`ê ajllotriva/ macesavmenoi oujc ujpo; tw`n polemivwn ajll ujpo; touvtwn eijrhvnh~ ou[sh~ ajfhûrevqhte ta; o{pla, e[peiq o{ti ejxekhruvcqhte me;n ejk th`~ povlew~, h}n ujmi`n oij patevre~ parevdosan, feuvgonta~ de; ujma`~ ejk tw`n povlewn ejxhûtou`nto. ajnq w n ojrgivsqhte me;n w{sper o{t ejfeuvgete, ajnamnhvsqhte de; kai; tw`n a[llwn kakw`n a} pepovnqate ujp aujtw`n, oi} tou;~ me;n ejk th`~ ajgora`~ tou;~ d ejk tw`n ijerw`n sunarpavzonte~ biaivw~ ajpevkteinan, tou;~ de; ajpo; tevknwn kai; gonevwn kai; gunaikw`n ajfevlkonte~ foneva~ aujtw`n hjnavgkasan genevsqai kai; oujde; tafh`~ th`~ nomizomevnh~ ei[asan tucei`n, hjgouvmenoi th;n aujtw`n ajrch;n bebaiotevran ei\nai th`~ para; tw`n qew`n timwriva~. o{soi de; to;n qavnaton dievfugon, pollacou` kinduneuvsante~ kai; eij~ polla;~ povlei~ planhqevnte~ kai; pantacovqen ejkkhruttovmenoi, ejndeei`~ o[nte~ tw`n ejpithdeivwn, oij me;n ejn polemiva/ th`û patrivdi tou;~ pai`da~ katalipovnte~, oij d ejn xevnhû gh`û, pollw`n ejnantioumevnwn h[lqete eij~ to;n Peiraia`. 12 LYSIAS, XII End of Question 1 3
4 Question 2 (10 marks) Read the extract, then answer the questions that follow. Use the extract and your knowledge of the text in your answers. Crh`n me;n toivnun, w\ a[ndre~ dikastaiv, ijkanh;n ei\nai tauvthn th;n kathgorivan, ejpeidh; ou to~ me;n ojmologei` sumprivasqai oj de; novmo~ ajpagoreuvwn faivnetai, ujmei`~ de; kata; tou;~ novmou~ ojmwmovkate yhfiei`sqai: o{mw~ d i{na peisqh`te o{ti kai; kata; tw`n ajrcovntwn yeuvdontai, ajnavgkh kai; makrovteron eijpei`n peri; aujtw`n. ejpeidh; ga;r ou toi th;n aijtivan eij~ ejkeivnou~ ajnevferon, parakalevsante~ tou;~ a[rconta~ hjrwtw`men. kai; oij me;n tevssare~ oujde;n e[fasan eijdevnai tou` pravgmato~, Anuto~ d e[legen wj~ tou` protevrou ceimw`no~, ejpeidh; tivmio~ h\n oj si`to~, touvtwn ujperballovntwn ajllhvlou~ kai; pro;~ sfa`~ aujtou;~ macomevnwn sumbouleuvseien aujtoi`~ pauvsasqai filoneikou`sin, hjgouvmeno~ sumfevrein ujmi`n toi`~ para; touvtwn wjnoumevnoi~ wj~ ajxiwvtaton touvtou~ privasqai: dei`n ga;r aujtou;~ ojbolw`/ movnon pwlei`n timiwvteron. wj~ toivnun ouj sumpriamevnou~ kataqevsqai ejkevleuen aujtouv~, ajlla; mh; ajllhvloi~ ajntwnei`sqai sunebouvleuen, aujto;n ujmi`n Anuton mavrtura parevxomai, kai; wj~ ou to~ me;n ejpi; th`~ protevra~ boulh`~ touvtou~ ei\pe tou;~ lovgou~, ou toi d ejpi; th`sde sunwnouvmenoi faivnontai. LYSIAS, XXII. 7 9 (c) Who is the ou to~ in the first sentence of the extract, and what defence has he provided? Why does Lysias call Anytus as a witness? How was the importation and the selling of corn regulated in Athens at the time of Lysias speech?
5 In Question 3 you will be assessed on how well you: demonstrate an understanding of the prescribed text present a sustained, logical and well-structured answer to the question Question 3 (10 marks) Choose ONE of the following questions. Write an essay of two or three pages in length. Lysias presents his arguments fairly and without exaggeration. Discuss this statement. 10 OR Assess the validity of Eratosthenes arguments in his own defence. 10 Please turn over 5
6 Section II Prescribed Text Sophocles, Oedipus Rex 40 marks Attempt Questions 4 6 Allow about 1 hour and 10 minutes for this section Question 4 (20 marks) Translate BOTH extracts into ENGLISH. AG. AG. AG. AG. AG. AG. pw`~ ei\pa~ ouj ga;r Povlubo~ ejxevfusev me ouj ma`llon oujde;n tou`de tajndrov~, ajll i[son. kai; pw`~ oj fuvsa~ ejx i[sou tw`i mhdeniv ajll ou[ s ejgeivnat ou[t ejkei`no~ ou[t ejgwv. ajll ajnti; tou` dh; pai`dav m wjnomavzeto dw`rovn pot, i[sqi, tw`n ejmw`n ceirw`n labwvn. ka\iq w d ajp a[llh~ ceiro;~ e[sterxen mevga hj ga;r pri;n aujto;n ejxevpeis ajpaidiva. su; d ejmpolhvsa~ h] tucwvn m aujtw`i divdw~ eujrw;n napaivai~ ejn Kiqairw`no~ ptucai`~. wjdoipovrei~ de; pro;~ tiv touvsde tou;~ tovpou~ ejntau`q ojreivoi~ poimnivoi~ ejpestavtoun SOPHOCLES, Oedipus Rex, tw`i = tw`/ (line 1019) ka\iq = ka`/q (line 1023) aujtw`i = aujtw`/ (line 1025) Question 4 continues on page 7 6
7 Question 4 (continued) w\ tevkna, pou` pot ejstev deu`r i[t, e[lqete wj~ ta;~ ajdelfa;~ tavsde ta;~ ejma;~ cevra~, ai} tou` futourgou` patro;~ ujmi;n w d ojra`n ta; provsqe lampra; prouxevnhsan o[mmata, o}~ ujmivn, w\ tevkn, ou[q ojrw`n ou[q ijstorw`n, ajroth;r* ejfavnqhn e[nqen aujto;~ hjrovqhn. kai; sfw; dakruvw, prosblevpein ga;r ouj sqevnw, noouvmeno~ ta; loipa; tou` pikrou` bivou oi on biw`nai sfw; pro;~ ajnqrwvpwn crewvn. poiva~ ga;r ajstw`n h{xet eij~ ojmiliva~, poiva~ d ejortav~, e[nqen ouj keklaumevnai pro;~ oi\kon i{xesq ajnti; th`~ qewriva~ ajll hjnivk a]n dh; pro;~ gavmwn h{kht ajkmav~, tiv~ ou to~ e[stai, tiv~ pararrivyei, tevkna, toiau`t ojneivdh lambavnwn SOPHOCLES, Oedipus Rex, *o path;r End of Question 4 Please turn over 7
8 Question 5 (10 marks) Read the extract, then answer the questions that follow. Use the extract and your knowledge of the text in your answers. *TE. TE. TE. TE. TE. TE. TE. oujc w{ste g eijpei`n gnwstovn: ajll au\qi~ fravson. foneva~ sev fhmi ka[ndra~ ou}~ zhtei`~ kurei`n. ajll ou[ ti caivrwn div~ ge phmona;~ ejrei`~. ei[pw ti dh`ta ka[ll, i{n ojrgivzhi plevon o{son ge crhvizei~: wj~ mavthn eijrhvsetai. lelhqevnai sev fhmi su;n toi`~ filtavtoi~ ai[scisq ojmilou`nt oujd ojra`n i{n ei\ kakou`. h\ kai; geghqw;~ tau`t ajei; levxein dokei`~ ei[per tiv g ejsti; th`~ ajlhqeiva~ sqevno~. ajll e[sti, plh;n soiv: soi; de; tou`t oujk e[st, ejpei; tuflo;~ tav t w\ta tovn te nou`n tav t o[mmat ei\. su; d a[qliov~ ge tau`t ojneidivzwn, a} soi; oujdei;~ o}~ oujci; tw`nd ojneidiei` tavca. mia`~ trevfhi pro;~ nuktov~, w{ste mhvt ejme; mhvt a[llon, o{sti~ fw`~ ojra`i, blavyai pot a[n. ouj gavr se moi`ra prov~ g ejmou` pesei`n, ejpei; ijkano;~ Apovllwn, w i tavd ejkpra`xai mevlei. Krevonto~ h] tou` tau`ta tajxeurhvmata Krevwn gev soi ph`m oujdevn, ajll aujto;~ su; soiv SOPHOCLES, Oedipus Rex, *o TE. foneva sev fhmi tajndro;~ ou zhtei`~ kurei`n. ojrgivzhi = ojrgivzhê (line 364) crhvizei~ = crhvêzei~ (line 365) trevfhi = trevfhê (line 374) ojra`i = ojra`/ (line 375) w i = w / (line 377) (c) What relation is Creon to Oedipus? What is the charge Tiresias is levelling at Oedipus in this exchange? Analyse Oedipus change of attitude towards Creon at this point in the drama (d) Explain the irony involved in Oedipus references to the blindness of Tiresias. 3 8
9 In Question 6 you will be assessed on how well you: demonstrate an understanding of the prescribed text present a sustained, logical and well-structured answer to the question Question 6 (10 marks) Choose ONE of the following questions. Write an essay of two or three pages in length. The apparent failure of the highly intelligent Oedipus to grasp what has been said to him is unconvincing; and the structure of the plot suffers from premature disclosure. (R. D. Dawe) Discuss this statement. 10 OR To what extent does Sophocles succeed in gaining sympathy for his tragic hero? 10 Please turn over 9
10 Section III Unseen Texts 20 marks Attempt Question 7 Allow about 40 minutes for this section Question 7 (20 marks) Translate BOTH extracts into ENGLISH. Oedipus explains to Theseus why he does not wish to return to Thebes. OEDIPUS Chide me if you wish, but first allow me to plead my cause. THESEUS Say on; I cannot judge without full knowledge of your cause. OIDIPOUS pevponqa, Qhseu`, deina; pro;~ kakoi`~ kakav. QHSEUS h\ th;n palaia;n xumfora;n gevnou~ ejrei`~ OIDIPOUS ouj dh`t, ejpei; pa`~ tou`tov g ÔEllhvnwn qroei`. QHSEUS tiv ga;r to; mei`zon h] kat a[nqrwpon nosei`~ OIDIPOUS ou{tw~ e[cei moi. gh`~ ejmh`~ ajphlavqhn pro;~ tw`n ejmautou` spermavtwn: e[stin dev moi pavlin katelqei`n mhvpoq, wj~ patroktovnw/. QHSEUS pw`~ dh`ta s a]n pemyaivaq, w{st oijkei`n divca OIDIPOUS to; qei`on aujtou;~ ejxanagkavsei stovma. QHSEUS poi`on pavqo~ deivsanta~ ejk crhsthrivwn OIDIPOUS o{ti sf ajnavgkh th`ûde plhgh`nai cqoniv. SOPHOCLES, Oedipus Coloneus, qroei` spermavtwn e[stin katelqei`n declares family, flesh and blood = e[xestin to return from exile divca pemyaivaq ajnavgkh apart = pevmyainto (add ejstivn) Question 7 continues on page 11 10
11 Question 7 (continued) The speaker accuses Agoratus of murdering Dionysodorus and others during the rule of the Thirty. It is the duty of you all, gentlemen of the jury, to avenge the men who were put to death as supporters of your democracy, and it is also my duty in particular; for Dionysodorus was my brother-in-law and cousin. tugcavnei ou\n ejmoi; hj aujth; e[cqra pro;~ Agovraton toutoni; kai; tw`/ plhvqei tw`/ ujmetevrw/ ujpavrcousa: e[praxe ga;r ou to~ toiau`ta, di a} ujp ejmou` nuni; eijkovtw~ misei`tai, ujpov te ujmw`n, a[n qeo;~ qevlhû, dikaivw~ timwrhqhvsetai. Dionusovdwron ga;r to;n khdesth;n to;n ejmo;n kai; ejtevrou~ pollouv~, w n dh; ta; ojnovmata ajkouvsesqe, a[ndra~ o[nta~ ajgaqou;~ peri; to; plh`qo~ to; ujmevteron, ejpi; tw`n triavkonta ajpevkteine, mhnuth;~ kat ejkeivnwn genovmeno~. poihvsa~ de; tau`ta ejme; me;n ijdiva/ kai; e{kaston tw`n proshkovntwn megavla ejzhmivwse, th;n de; povlin koinh`û pa`san toiouvtwn ajndrw`n ajposterhvsa~ ouj mikrav, wj~ ejgw; nomivzw, e[blayen. ejgw; ou\n, a[ndre~ dikastaiv, divkaion kai; o{sion hjgou`mai ei\nai kai; ejmoi; kai; ujmi`n a{pasi timwrei`sqai kaq o{son e{kasto~ duvnatai: kai; poiou`si tau`ta nomivzw ujmi`n kai; para; qew`n kai; par ajnqrwvpwn a[meinon a]n givgnesqai. LYSIAS, Against Agoratus, End of paper 11
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