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Ancient Greek Culture Ch. 8
Ancient Greek Culture Ch. 8
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1
According to Greek mythology, who was the king of the Olympian gods
Neptune
Hades
Zeus
Ares
2
_______ rejected the idea of democracy and believed that philosopher-kings should rule society.
Socrates
Aristotle
Sophists
Plato
3
Two great epics of ancient Greece were the _______________.
Iliad and the Odyssey
Hebrew Bible and the Quran
Book of the Dead and the Mahabharata
Tao Te Ching and the Analects
4
Philosophy is a Greek word that means ____________
“Love of science”
The study of medicine
The study of space
“Love of wisdom”
5
Who did all Greeks worship as their chief god?
Apollo
Athena
Zeus
Ares
6
__________ was a critic of the Sophists and he believed that there was an absolute truth.
Socrates
Sophists
Aristotle
Plato
7
___________ developed the art of public speaking and debate.
Socrates
Aristotle
Sophists
Plato
8
The
Ancient
Olympic games were held at the city of __________.
Pyeongchang
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
9
What Hellenistic philosopher taught that finding happiness was the goal of life?
Galileo
Epicurus
Wu Wang
The Sun god Re
10
What happened to Alexanders Empire after his death?
It was divided into four kingdoms
It lived on for hundreds of years peacefully
The Persians reclaimed it
China conquered it
11
________ divided all governments into three basic types.
Plato
Sophists
Socrates
Aristotle
12
According to Greek Mythology, the 12 most important Greek gods and goddesses lived on
Mount Rushmore
Mount Everest
Mount Olympus
Mount Ann Dew
13
When Alexander died, what era began?
Paleolithic Era
None of the above
Hellenistic Era
Neolithic Era
14
Two great epics of ancient Greece were the
Tao Te Ching and Analects
Iliad and the Odyssey
The Cat and the Hat
Hebrew Bible and the Quran
15
What Hellenistic scientist claimed the earth was round and measured its circumference?
Socrates
Eratosthenes
Plato
Wu Wang
16
____________ believed that there is no absolute right or wrong.
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Sophists
17
Aesop's fables include stories such as
The Boy Who cried Wolf and The Tortoise and the Hare
Tao Te Ching and the Analects
Black Panther and Spiderman
The Iliad and the Odyssey
18
What buildings in Washington D.C. have Greek columns
The White House
The Capitol building
All of the above
The Lincoln Memorial
19
_______ described his vision of the ideal government in his work the
Republic
.
Plato
Socrates
Sophists
Aristotle
20
Who wanted to defeat the Persians, but died after uniting the Greek city-states?
Napoleon
King Phillip II of Macedonia
Wu Wang
Colonel Sanders
21
In 100 B.C., what was the largest city in the Mediterranean with the largest library?
Athens
Alexandria in Egypt
Sparta
Babylon
22
_________taught the idea of the “golden mean.”
Aristotle
Sophists
Socrates
Plato
23
Why did the Greeks not fear the gods?
They showed human qualities
They brought the seasonal harvest
They were forgiving
They were kind
24
Hellenistic sculptures showed people in what kind of style?
Ideal
Always Happy
Fully dressed only
Realistic, angry or sad
25
__________ created the Socratic method of teaching.
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Sophists
26
The
first modern
Olympic games were held at the city of _______ in 1896.
Athens
Olympia
Orlando
Pyeongchang
27
Ancient Greeks formed city-states called ____ that were independent from each other politically
Polis
Neighbors
Continent
Schools
28
What Hellenistic mathematician discovered the value of pi?
Archimedes
Wu Wang
The Sophists
Plato
29
Who led 40,000 troops into Persia to conquer it?
Wu Wang
The Sun god Re
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander the Great
30
Where was the most famous Oracle located in Ancient Greece?
Sparta
The Temple of Apollo at Delphi
The Great Pyramids in Egypt
Athens