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The Role of Myths in Ancient Greece
The Role of Myths in Ancient Greece
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These are other ways in which myths were told:
paintings
farming
housework
sculptures
2
Bards are poets and storytellers.
True
False
3
Reasons why ancient Greeks created myths:
to tell stories about monumental events such as the creation of humans
to help make sense of natural phenomena
to teach important lessons
to serve the purpose of providing answers
4
These helped the spread of Greek myths around the country and other countries:
a common language and traveling
migration
negotiations with other countries
documentation of events
5
Hardships in daily lives led ancient Greeks to look to their gods and goddesses for help.
True
False
6
"Myth" comes from the Greek word "mythos" meaning:
god
language
story
belief
7
Myths are tales of gods, goddesses, monsters, and adventure.
False
True
8
He wrote the great epic poems
The Iliad
and
The Odyssey.
Plato
Aristotle
Homer
Democritus
9
What is another name for ancient Greece?
Summer Capital of Europe
land of the gods
Pearl of the Orient
cradle of Western Civilization
10
Democracy, a system of government, came from the Greeks.
True
False
11
He brought the Greeks together politically.
Edward the Confessor
Alexander the Great
William the Conqueror
Alfred the Great
12
This began in ancient Greece:
Formula 1 racing
modern golf
chess
the Olympics
13
This is the home of gods and goddesses in Greek Mythology:
Mount Olympus
Mount Fiji
Mount Olympics
Mount Everest
14
In the earliest days of ancient Greece, city-states were united, and people spoke the same language.
False
True
15
These places used to be ancient Greece:
Switzerland and Italy
Italy and France
France and Spain
Turkey and Italy