1. Section A English-to-Greek translation on housing protests and tourism impacts in Athens requiring accuracy in vocabulary, tense, and socio-political tone 2. Section B literary response options on Cavafy, Alkis Zei, Menis Koumandareas, and Christos Ikonomou assessing narrative technique, political influence, character study, and thematic depth 3. Section C film analysis including Mikra Anglia, September, Ouzeri Tsitsanis, exploring narrative values, character fate, cinematic style, realism, and cultural critique 4. Expected essay length between 270–320 words in Greek per response, assessing interpretative skill and contextual understanding 5. Total 110 marks: Section A (20), each of two responses in Sections B or C (45 marks each) 6. No dictionaries or reference texts allowed, focus on language competence, critical reasoning, thematic synthesis, and formal Greek essay composition