Biblical Greek reduced its grammatical complexity as it became widely spoken among formerly Non-Greek speakers of the ancient world. this is a move toward becoming a modern Greek.
The Biblical Greek is also known as Koine Greek. It has a simplified grammar, and the sentence construction as well. Koine is the language of the Greek translation of the Old Testament (the first part of the Christian bible). One can term Koine as immediate ancestor of modern Greek. Koine Greek period can be called as" transition period."
The Biblical/Koine Greek was much more practical than academic, whereas, in modern Greek we can see only few elements of academic traces.
I would have to say D. CITATIONS ALLOWS READERS TO INVESTIGATE ALLEGATIONS OF PLAGIARISM. Plagiarism can be a big deal and you can get into a lot of trouble for it.
