Letters of the Greek Alphabet - Sudden Death

Regardless, telling a Greek person that a Greek letter "really isn't" what Greeks literally say it is is ridiculous. It "really" is pronounced and spelled that way, it's just *also* known in English by the *ancient* spelling and pronunciation for math and stuff, but that's not really the "Greek alphabet" lol

They don't need to be an "authority" to say how they spell a word in their native language. Again the caveats and title could be more specific if it's not actually the Greek alphabet and just "English names for ancient Greek letters" like you're saying it is. But no matter how you slice it, "It really isn't." is a fairly ignorant response, and so is you implying they're being arrogant or something for... being Greek on a Greek alphabet quiz??? At the very least it's a helpful bit of clarification.

There are no Greek letters ("α", "β", "γ" ...) amongst the answer options. Neither are there any Latin transliterations of Greek letters ("a", "b", "g" ...). The quiz is clearly asking us to identify the letters by their names.

But their Greek names or their English names? The questions and answers in all the quizzes on this site are in English, except (off the top of my head) where the quizzes are about foreign words and their English equivalents. Consider how dumb someone sounds when on a geography quiz they complain "It's 'Côte d'Ivoire' actuallaaaaay". Or maybe that person is you.