Panhellenic Exams

Πανελλαδικές Ειδικό Μάθημα Αγγλικά: Θέματα και Απαντήσεις
Here you can find past papers and keys for the revised Panhellenic Exams in English, starting June 2010.

For information about how foreign languages are examined and the University Departments where English is needed, as well as other relevant material please visit my page on All you wanted to know about Panhellenic Exams.

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  1. VENETIA SISKOU21 Apr 2016, 14:36:00

    HI
    I BELIEVE THE ANSWER TO B2 NO.18 ON THE 2014 PANHELLENIC EXAM IS INAPPROPRIATE.

    "ADDRESS TO"MEANS TO DELIVER SOMETHING TO SOMEONE.

    WE WANT A SYNONYM TO"LIKE" THEREFORE THE APPROPRIATE PHRASE IS " APPEALTO"WHICH MEANS TO ATTRACT OR PLEASE SOMEONE

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    1. Evrydiki Gkori25 May 2016, 12:00:00

      Hello Venetia. Thank you for your comment.
      The keys I use are the ones from major frontisteria found on the internet. I agree with your interpretation, but I don't really know what answers the examiners are given.
      Have a good day. :-)

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