Greek 101 Web Exercises

Designed to accompany the textbook From Alpha to Omega, by Anne H. Groton
Prepared by Gwen Compton-Engle, John Carroll University, using Hot Potatoes Software

(The Parthenon at sunset. Photo copyright Leo C. Curran, used with permission)

System Requirements: Windows 2000 or higher. Mozilla Firefox is the recommended browser. See bottom of this page for details.

See Greek 102 Exercises for Lessons 25-50.

Note on compatibility: These exercises were designed to be used on a PC and will only function properly on Windows 2000 or higher. They have not yet been tested on Vista. They may not work on a Mac. Mozilla Firefox is the recommended web browser. (Download Mozilla here.). The security features on Internet Explorer 7 may interfere with your ability to access the exercises.

To input Greek (required for about half the exercises): You will need to have the Polytonic Greek Keyboard installed and selected on your computer. If you are a JCU student working in the Language Learning Center, the keyboard is already installed; see Using the Greek Keyboard (prepared by Jeff LaFavre at the JCU Language Learning Center) for further instructions. For instructions on setting up the Polytonic Greek keyboard on your own machine, see Installing the Greek Keyboard.

Questions about this site may be directed to gcomptonengle@jcu.edu.

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