Greek Alphabet Quiz

Cedo, what the op says, is right. The names of letters in the quiz are totally wrong. He has spelled them correct, (if you can really spell letters in a foreign language) contrary to those that exist in the quiz. Your teachers could be wrong you know. Ancient greek, indeed included some other letters, and pronounced WORDS differently. NOT letters. The letters of the modern greek alphabet, that date back to those that existed at those times, retain their name. In any case, M is and WAS pronounced close to "Me" like in the sentence "he told me I was wrong". It was never pronounced close to Mu/miu or whatever. PS. I live in Greece, modern greek is my native language, and ancient greek is taught in our schools for many grades, and by many teachers. No one, simply no one could accept pronouncing M as Mu whatever the situation could be. Even wikipedia supports this... P.S. Let's face it, this quiz needs to be modified a bit.

Only missed tau.

24/24 took me a while to remember but got there in the end lol

I remember as a student in elementary school that my older brother, in university was studying greek philosophers, and one of his books had the Greek alphabet at the back of the text. I took it upon myself to memorize it. It's amazing how it came back to me. I got them all but some spellings slowed me down. P.S. I am now 66 years old, so that was a while back.

αβγδεζηθικλμνξοπρστυφχψω this is the greek alphabet im from greece

TKE

Yeah, i'm greek too. Had to use my imagination for some of the spelling but got them all.

I am greek and I misspelled three letters.

As a former math major that also took ancient Greek (reading the Illiad) I'm very embarassed to only get 21. Totally forgot xi and chi were different letters. Theta and Psi are obvious now that I see the answer. Argh!

Physics calculus and fraternities made this very easy

Sigh, a former math major and I still managed to miss zeta, rho, iota, and psi.

great quiz

If you are/were ever in a Fraternity...this should be a cakewalk, as with most, it's drilled in your head for eternity wether you want to remember it or not :)

got them all thanks to 'xwing vs, tie fighter', unequivocally the greatest experience of my life

glad we don't have to write the greek characters. I did well in Greek, but was always graded down slightly for my penmanship. And don't even ask me about Hebrew or Aramaic.