OCR A Level Classical Greek Paper 2 Question Paper

Download the official OCR A Level Classical Greek H444/02 Prose Composition or Comprehension question paper for the June 2025 examination series. This examiner-authentic OCR PDF contains the complete set of comprehension, grammar, translation and prose-composition questions used in the live OCR A Level Classical Greek assessment.

Section A focuses on comprehension and grammar using an adapted passage from Lysias’ On the Property of Aristophanes, featuring Aristophanes’ political loyalty to Athens, diplomatic missions to Dionysius of Syracuse and financial support for military operations involving Cyprus. Students are tested on detailed comprehension, literary understanding, morphology, syntax, verb forms, grammatical explanation and extended translation into accurate English prose.

Section B contains a full Classical Greek prose-composition task based on Hermocrates, Callirhoe, Chaereas and Aphrodite in Syracuse. Candidates must translate a continuous English passage into stylistically accurate Classical Greek prose, demonstrating command of vocabulary, syntax, idiom and narrative style.

This OCR H444/02 June 2025 question paper is ideal for timed exam practice, mock examinations, grammar revision, unseen translation preparation and advanced prose-composition training. It allows students to understand OCR question structure, command words, mark allocation and examiner expectations for both comprehension and composition components of the OCR Classical Greek specification.

Perfect for students preparing for the 2026 OCR examination series, teachers creating classroom assessments and tutors supporting advanced Classical Greek language development. For best results, pair this paper with the official OCR H444/02 June 2025 mark scheme to study examiner-approved answers and grading criteria. Fully compatible with desktop, tablet and mobile PDF viewing.

This document is designed for OCR A Level Classical Greek students preparing for the 2026 examination series, especially candidates studying prose comprehension, translation and prose composition. It is particularly useful for learners aiming to improve grammatical accuracy, vocabulary recall and stylistic control in Classical Greek prose writing.

The paper is also highly valuable for teachers, tutors, revision-course providers and independent learners who need authentic OCR exam material for mock exams, classroom practice, translation exercises, grammar analysis and structured revision sessions aligned with OCR assessment standards.