UK · Subject guide
Classical Greek
A-Level Classical Greek (OCR H444) — the sole provider; unseen translation, prose composition or comprehension, and prose and verse literature.
01 · Overview
Classical Greek
A-Level Classical Greek (OCR H444) — the sole provider; unseen translation, prose composition or comprehension, and prose and verse literature.
- Subject guide
- A-Levels
- Topics mapped
- 10
02 · Complete topic map
Complete topic map
Every topic recorded for this subject in the curriculum is reproduced below in its full hierarchy. The descriptions reflect the mapped scope without implying additional exam rules.
- 01
Accidence and syntax
The full Greek grammatical system underpinning every component.
- 02
Vocabulary and linguistic range
Building vocabulary and structures through wider reading.
- 03
Unseen prose translation (Xenophon)
Translating an unseen prose passage (from Xenophon) into English.
- 04
Unseen verse translation and scansion
Translating an unseen verse passage from the current cycle and scanning verse.
- 05
Prose composition or comprehension
Either English-into-Greek composition or comprehension, translation and grammar on an unseen passage.
- 06
Prose literature: Group 1 set text
In-depth study of one Group 1 prose set text from the current cycle: translation and literary analysis.
- 07
Prose literature: Group 2 set text
In-depth study of one Group 2 prose set text from the current cycle, with linked English reading.
- 08
Verse literature: Group 3 set text
In-depth study of one Group 3 verse set text from the current cycle: translation, scansion and appreciation.
- 09
Verse literature: Group 4 set text
In-depth study of one Group 4 verse set text from the current cycle.
- 10
Greek literary and cultural context
The social, historical, cultural and literary context of the set-text authors and their audiences.
03 · Where this subject applies
Where this subject applies
These pathways and regions are explicitly connected to the subject in the curriculum.
Pathways and specifications
AS-Level
Advanced Subsidiary — the first year of A-Level study (standalone or first half of the full A-Level).
A-Level (A2)
The full Advanced Level — AS content plus the second-year A2 content.
Nations and regions
All registered regions
04 · Official sources
Official sources
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Public references
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