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Ancient Greece Unit Review
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Who took advantage of weaknesses created by the Peloponnesian War to conquer Greek city-states?
King Leonidas of Sparta
Pericles of Athens
Philip II of Sparta
Philip II of Macedonia
2
Who would talk to the gods and help people who had an important journey or decision?
oracle
farmer
tyrant
potter
3
The grand temple that Pericles built on the acropolis in Athens to honor Athena.
Parnassus
Parthenon
Pediment
Piedmont
4
Who had more land and more soldiers when the Persian Wars began?
Persia
Athens
Sparta
Olympia
5
What famous Macedonian conquered most of the known world and spread Greek culture?
Alexander the Great
Themistocles
Leonidas
Philip II
6
Greeks raised olives, grapes, goats, and sheep because these crops and livestock did NOT need
hay
sun
flat land
water
7
The leader who rebuilt Athens as a model for the rest of the world.
Poseidon
Plato
Pericles
Ptolemy
8
What form of currency did Sparta have that made trading difficult?
bills
coins
bars
checks
9
Which form of government took the longest time for decisions to be made?
monarchy
tyranny
democracy
oligarchy
10
Greek colonists protested against Persian rules in the
Ionian Revolt
Colonial Rebellion
Civil War
Aegean Conflict
11
The Greek philosopher who believed the unexamined life was not worth living.
Archimedes
Socrates
Plato
Pythagoras
12
Geography: The land of Greece includes
farmland, peninsulas, princes
mainland, peninsulas, islands
mainland, farmland, oligarchs
farmland, citizens, islands
13
Which myth explains how seasons came to be?
Midas
Pandora's Box
Echo and Narcissus
Demeter
14
The final battle of the Persian Wars where the Greeks sent the Persians packing permanently!
Plataea
Marathon
Salamis
Thermopylae
15
Spartan King Leonidas and his 300 men bravely faced the Persians in the Battle of
Philadelphia
Salamis
Marathon
Termopylae
16
Women could own property, speak to their husbands' friends, and had more freedom in
Corinth
Athens
Sparta
Olympia
17
Who won the 27-year long Peloponnesian War?
Corinth
Sparta
Athens
Thebes
18
Greek doctor who created the oath still used by doctors today promising to preserve life.
Socrates
Miltiades
Hippocrates
Pericles
19
Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian are three types of Greek
columns
statues
temples
pottery
20
The Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare was
Athena
Artemis
Hestia
Hera
21
The
Odyssey
and the
Iliad
are examples of
iambic pentameter
lyric poetry
haiku poetry
epic poetry
22
The two different types of Greek drama were
tragedy and comedy
Iliad and Odyssey
young and restless
musicals and one-acts
23
Greeks believed the twelve "Olympians" lived
in the Aegean Sea
on Mt. Olympus
on Mt. Parnassus
on the Peloponnesus
24
What isolated ancient Greek communities from one another?
mountains
lakes
hills
rivers
25
One person rules and his son inherits power when he dies.
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
26
The earliest form of government in ancient Greece.
democracy
tyranny
oligarchy
monarchy
27
What was the marketplace in Athens where people traded and sold goods?
assembly
temple
agora
amphitheater
28
The government of Athens was a
oligarchy
democracy
tyranny
monarchy
29
foot races and discus throwing are in the modern version of what famous Greek tradition?
Voting
Drama
Olympics
Sacrifices
30
Doctors take an oath that to be honest, preserve life, and protect privacy that comes from
Hippocrates
Euclid
Aristarchus
Hypatia
31
Athens is a ________ democracy while the U.S. is a representative democracy.
direct
true
early
fair
32
What form of currency did Athens have that made trading easier?
checks
coins
bars
bills
33
What are the three seas surrounding Greece?
Adriatic, Black, Mediterranean
Atlantic, Indian, Pacific
Aegean, Ionian, Mediterranean
Arctic, Mediterranean, Atlantic
34
Helped the poor when asked to use his military strength to take over from unfair rulers.
citizen
monarch
tyrant
oligarch
35
The government of Sparta was
a democracy
a monarchy
an oligarchy
a tyranny
36
What did ancient Greeks build to honor their gods and goddesses?
temples
walls
pottery
fountains
37
Citizens of Athens met to debate and vote on laws here.
Meeting
Assembly
Council
Agora
38
The Greek who lured the Persians into a narrow channel to win the Battle of Salamis
Themistocles
Aristotle
Socrates
Miltiades
39
The Greek god of the sea was
Apollo
Hades
Poseidon
Zeus
40
Ancient Greeks formed colonies when they
felt like it
needed more land
needed more temples
needed more culture
41
Who used geography and strategy to win the Battle of Marathon?
Greeks
Spartans
Persians
Macedonians
42
Greeks _________________ pottery and olive oil to trade for items they needed.
imported
exported
enjoyed
introduced
43
Boys began military training at age 7 in
Athens
Olympia
Corinth
Sparta
44
Where did boys learn reading, writing, arithmetic, wrestling, gymnastics, and music?
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
Corinth
45
Two ancient Greek mathematicians who developed geometry theories:
Pericles & Alexander
Hipparchus & Aristarchus
Aristotle & Socrates
Pythagoras & Euclid
46
Which myth teaches not to be vain?
Echo and Narcissus
Midas
Demeter
Pandora's Box
47
What aspects of Greek language are part of English today?
literature & sculpture
memorization & debating
slates & scrolls
alphabet & grammar
48
Who had houses in Athens with an open courtyard to let in light and air?
gods and goddesses
rich people
poor people
military generals
49
A few rich, powerful people rule.
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
50
Explaining nature, teaching values, and entertaining were the three purposes of
worship
myth
sculpture
sports
51
What form of Greek art used the black-figure method and the red-figure method?
frieze
pottery
fresco
sculpture
52
Trade was the basis for the economy of
Corinth
Olympia
Athens
Sparta