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VA SOL 3.3 Ancient Greece & Rome Review
VA SOL 3.3 Ancient Greece & Rome Review
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VA SOL SS 3rd grade Greece and Rome
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1
The ancient Greeks adapted to their environment by:
building ships
building walls
building pyramids
building roads
2
Who was allowed to vote in Greece and Rome?
only men
everyone who owned land
anyone who was 18 years old
only women
3
Greece is:
an island
a continent
a mountain
a peninsula with many islands
4
Ancient civilizations have contributed to our world today through:
art
architecture
government
location
5
A Republican form of government is made up of:
Rulers
Representatives
Kings
Pharaohs
6
Which body of water was most important to the ancient Greeks and Romans?
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Nile River
Mediterranean Sea
7
Ancient Greece had independent city-states because
there were many canyons
there were many mountains & hills
there was no water for traveling
there was no transportation
8
This building is one of the most famous in Greece:
Pyramid of Giza
Great Wall
Parthenon
Colosseum
9
Greece is surrounded by the:
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic Ocean
10
The founding fathers of the United States got their ideas for American government from:
Greece and Rome
Rome
Greece and Egypt
China and Rome
11
A direct democracy means:
Every man gets a vote
The Emperor votes
A representative votes for the people
12
The Olympics began in:
China
Rome
Greece
Egypt
13
This column is called:
Doric
Ironic
Ionic
Corinthian
14
Ancient Greece & Ancient Rome both:
build ships
traded on the Mediterranean Sea
farmed on hillsides
were located on a river
15
Ancient Greece and Rome are located on the continent of:
North America
Europe
Australia
Asia
16
A government in which the people vote for a smaller group of citizens to make the rules & laws for everyone is a ---
representative democracy
monarchy
democratic democracy
republic democracy
17
This column is called:
Doric
Corinthian
Ironic
Ionic
18
These Roman structures were called:
Aqueducts
Big Arches
Parthenon
Colosseum
19
Where did the Romans farm their land?
in the valleys
on hillsides
on flat land
20
This column is called:
Corinthian
Ionic
Ironic
Doric
21
You can always find Italy on the map because it is shaped like a:
horseshoe
boomerang
cat
boot
22
Rome is located beside the:
Amazon River
Tiber River
Nile River
Niger River
23
What form of art work could be found displayed on buildings in Ancient Rome?
tapestry
pottery
mosaic
jewerly
24
Democracy means:
rule by no one
rule by the king
rule by the people
25
Aqueducts were made to:
Keep out enemies
Carry fresh water to towns
Be houses for slaves
Decorate the countryside
26
Rome is located in the modern day country of:
Italy
Europe
France
England
27
This Roman structure took over 10 years to build.
Great Building
Parthenon
Pantheon
Colosseum