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Questions from 6.6, 6.7, 7.1, 7.2, and 8.2
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1
Athena was a goddess of...
family
wisdom
marriage
throwing shields
literature
strategic warfare
2
What is a dictator in the Roman republic?
a consul's symbol of power
a cruel tyrant
a type of cheese
an emergency leader
3
Rome was named after...
Romulus
Ray Romano
Romance languages
Romora
4
Who could vote in the Roman republic?
patricians only
6th graders
all adult male citizens
plebeians only
5
Greek statues and buildings were always white.
False
True
6
The main purpose of the Olympic games was to...
determine who is in fact the GOAT.
resolve conflicts between city-states.
promote athletes’ careers.
honor Zeus.
7
Which of these words come from ancient Greek drama?
aggressive
scene
theater
tragedy
8
The Romans persecuted Christians because an emperor told them Christians caused a fire.
False
True
9
Which of these is a reason why location helped Rome grow?
rough mountains provided a natural defense
Rome was located on key trade routes
They were next to the ocean
Seagoing ships could not attack the city
The Tiber river gave them access to a port
hills provided a natural defense
10
What methods did Greek historians use that modern historians might find useful?
investigate the cause of events
visiting the site of the event
filming TikToks
not doing their homework
interview people participating in events
doing crazy stuff to try and make historical events happen
11
What do scientists need to do to form a hypothesis?
conduct an experiment
make observations of nature
take a lot of written notes
try to explain the observation with a logical guess
12
How was a Roman legion different from a Greek phalanx?
Roman Legions could split into maniples
Romans did not like spears
The Phalanx used much larger shields
A Greek phalanx stands as one square block
13
Why is learning about an ancient scholar whose ideas were not correct valuable?
they were built different
they inspired other thinkers to use logic to develop answers
it is not
we have to memorize their birthdays to pass the test
14
A legion was a part of the Roman...
legal system
military
movie industry
assembly
15
What is the most important connection between ancient Greek drama and modern theater?
Playwrights today often use choruses to comment on the action.
Playwrights today still find inspiration in Greek tragedies.
Those masks are kinda creepy. But cool.
Modern plays involve Greek gods and goddesses.
16
The most important long-term impact of Socrates was...
promoting thinking and reason.
being gangsta and getting executed.
encouraging good citizenship.
inventing crates.
17
What is the main promise of the Hippocratic oath?
eat a nutritious dinner
treat people regardless of their status
rely on scientific principles
do no harm
18
People still read Greek myths today mainly because...
the next issue of Captain America isn't out yet.
human nature has not changed.
they still worship ancient Greek gods.
the wi-fi is down.
19
Select all of the factors that helped Christianity grow.
Emperor Nero ended persecution of Christians
most people in the eastern half of the empire spoke Hebrew
ease of safe travel around the empire
many appreciated Christianity's moral teachings
Jesus' superpowers were really cool
most people in the eastern half of the empire spoke Greek
20
What advantage did the maniple system give the Roman army?
It made it easier to develop new weapons such as the gladius.
They could equip their gear with magic gemstones.
The soldiers were rewarded with candy.
It allowed the army to use different tactics in different situations.
21
What was the most powerful part of the Roman republic's government?
senate
military
Mr. Moss
magistrates
22
Which best describes the Jewish response to Roman rule?
Supported violent resistance
Jews were divided on a response to Roman rule
thought it was epic fr fr no cap on god
accepted it
23
What was Rome’s constitution?
really fancy tissues
a system of rules to organize government
a process for rising from lower to higher offices
a set of rulings issued by Roman kings
24
How did the veto balance power in Roman government?
only Mr. Moss could talk in the senate
the poorest Romans' votes counted more
limited the amount of time an official could serve
It allowed one branch or office to stop another’s actions
25
What role did the Etruscans play in Rome’s early development?
They had awesome mutant powers.
They influenced the Romans’ writing system and architecture.
They provided a model for the Roman government.
They were the first kings of Rome.
26
For ancient Greek scientists, the main purpose of forming a hypothesis was...
get a better internet signal
generate steam power
make medicine
explain observations
27
Which feature of the Roman empire most contributed to the spread of Christianity?
ease of safe travel around the empire
the amount of candy they handed out for being good students
widespread use of the Latin language
widespread use of the Hebrew language
28
Which Roman government officials were in charge of enforcing the law?
assemblymen
senators
magistrates
paladins
29
What rights and responsibilities did Roman citizens have?
serve in court
do not need to serve on a jury
right to vote
right to a trial
not have to pay taxes
serve in the military
30
The story of the tortoise and the hare is an example of...
a fable.
dinner.
gods.
lyric poetry.
31
How did the Greeks influence Rome?
anime
mythology
military strategy
democracy
32
Which branch of Roman government was a form of direct democracy?
assemblies
FBI
courts
senate
33
Why was the forum important to Rome?
They banned trolls.
Helped the Romans defend the city.
It was a place to exchange goods and ideas.
They settled there first.
34
What most shows Aristotle's Athenian background?
his rap career
careful classification of government and politics in ancient Greece
argument that citizens need to participate in politics to be happy
desire to conquer other city-states
35
Which was the most important change in Christianity’s legal status after Constantine?
became the official religion of the Roman empire
Christians appeared on the classic cover of X-Men #141
it was legalized
Citizens of Rome were legally required to be Christian
36
The most likely reason why an ancient Greek might worship more than one god is that...
each god offered help in different areas of life.
some gods had better candy.
they wanted to save money on car insurance.
the popularity of different gods changed over time.
37
According to the Gospels, which was the main way Jesus attracted followers?
he carried people in Fortnite
his knowledge of Hebrew scriptures
standing up for the poor and caring for others
he was baptized by a prophet
38
How did Constantine's dream change the course of Roman history?
he ended persecution of the Jews in Rome
he blamed Christians for the fire of 64 CE
he created video games
he ended persecution of the Christians in Rome
39
Greek historians changed the way history was written by...
checking their sources.
doing research about Mr. Moss.
writing about recent events such as the Peloponnesian War.
recording not just events but the reason for events.
40
What does a forum usually contain?
the army's main camp
private buildings
markets
public buildings
temples
bathrooms
41
Why was Rome easier to unite than Greece?
Less mountainous terrain.
Easier access to the seas.
They all liked each others' jokes.
Better cars.
42
Tales of heroes and gods were part of the Greeks'...
technology.
fashion.
anime collections.
religion.
math homework.
mythology.
43
What does a teacher do when using the Socratic method?
listen to feedback about how boring history is
ask questions to get students to think
additional questions based on answers
look for the most correct answer
worry about who needs to go to the bathroom
have to remind students to stop talking
44
Ancient Greek sculpture and architecture...
still serve as models for artists and architects.
were dazzling white as a sign of purity.
must have been built by the dwarves.
showed the imperfections of gods and people.
45
What were the three branches of Roman government?
constitution
veto
magistrates
senate
toga
assemblies
46
Which best describes Paul’s position after his conversion?
Called for Christians to break away from Judaism
promoted Jewish tolerance of Christians
called for Christians to adopt Jewish practices
He promoted Christianity among non-Jews
47
Select the duties of a consul.
emergency leader with complete power
highest judges
preside over senate and assemblies
lead the army
cook breakfast
track state money
