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1
The Athenian dramatist Euripides wrote
a trilogy of tragedies called The Oresteia
realistic tragedies that portrayed war as barbaric
comedies intended to criticize public figures
comedies filled with puns and satire
2
Socrates’ most famous student was named ____________________.
Apollo
Homer
Plato
Aristotle
3
According to the philosophy of Epicurus,
happiness can be found only through the study of poetry
enlightenment can be achieved only through long periods of meditation
happiness is the goal of life & can achieve through the pursuit of pleasure
4
During the Dark Age, some Greeks settled
in Crete
in Ionia, part of Asia Minor
in Mycenae
on the Indian subcontinent
5
Which four kingdoms emerged following Alexander the Great’s death?
Sparta, Rome, Mycenae, and Thebes
Persia, Syria, Palestine, and Spain
Thermopylae, Marathon, Aegospotami, and Plataea
Macedonia, Syria, Pergamum, and Egypt
6
The reforms of Cleisthenes
allowed women to rule
freed all the slaves in Athens
laid the foundations of democracy
supported tyranny
7
The alliance formed by Sparta to help defend Greece from the Persians was called the Delian League.
False-The alliance formed by Trojans to help defend Greece from the Pers
True
False-The alliance formed by ATHENS to help defend Greece from the Pers
False-The alliance formed by ATHENS to help defend Sparta from the Pers
8
The ancient Greeks considered religion
important only for men
unnecessary
necessary to the well-being of the state
a luxury best left to women
9
The astronomer Eratosthenes determined that
the moon controlled the cyclic rise and fall of the tides
the Earth was at the center of the universe, and the sun rotated around it.
the Earth was round, and calculated its circumference, coming within 185 mi
the sun was at the center of the universe, and the Earth rotated around it
10
The word
spartan
has come to mean
oligarchical
highly self-disciplined
democratic
a lover of literature
11
In Athens, during the Age of Pericles, every male citizen
was in the military
was lower class
owned slaves
was eligible to vote on all major issues
12
During the eighth century B.C., the Greeks adopted a new system of writing based on the Greek alphabet.
True
False - Sparta alphabet
False -Phoenician alphabet
13
What was the result of Alexander the Great’s conquests?
The progress of Greek scholars and scientists was halted.
After hundreds of years, Persia finally seized control of Greek lands.
Democracy quickly spread from Greece to a great many lands.
Greek language, art, architecture, and literature spread throughout Southe
14
According to the legend, the messenger Pheidippides began his twenty- six-mile run in Athens.
False
True
15
About 80 percent of the geography of Greece is ____________________.
Shore line
Desert
Mountainous
16
In 479 B.C., a large and unified Greek army
fled when the men saw Xerxes’s troops
voted on who would lead the men into battle
maintained control of the main road into central Greece
defeated the Persians
17
Who said that “the unexamined life is not worth living”?
Euripides
Zeno
Socrates
Aristotle
18
The poet who wrote the
Iliad
was named ____________________.
Homer
Plato
Socrates
Zeno
19
The most famous building on the Acropolis in Athens is the ____________________.
Mount Olympus
Pyramids
Great Wall
Parthenon
20
Herodotus wrote what is considered to be the first
novel
comedy
real history in Western civilization
tragedy
21
Two major groups that settled within Greece itself were the
Aeolians and Dorians
Agamemnons and Homers
Spartans and the Trojans
Mycenaeans and Minoans
22
The Peloponnesian War, which began in 431 B.C., was a result of
an attack by the Persian navy.
the disruptive influences of the Delian League
an uprising of the slaves in Athenian society
ongoing disputes between the Athenians and the Spartans
23
By 750 B.C., the ____, or city-state, became the central focus of Greek life.
agora
hoplite
polis
pantheon
24
Greek history was influenced by Greece’s
mountains and seacoast
glaciers and forests
rivers and deltas
deserts and plains
25
The conquests of Alexander the Great gave rise to the
Dark Age
Age of Lawlessness
Age of Pericles
Hellenistic era
26
The god associated with the most famous oracle in ancient Greece was ____________________.
Ares
Athena
Zeus
Apollo
27
The ancient Greeks strove for a kind of excellence that they called
arête
.
False
True
28
The
Iliad
and the
Odyssey
are examples of epic poems.
False
True
29
The government of Sparta was an oligarchy, which means that it was
ruled by a small number of people
ruled by a tyrant
ruled by a king
controlled by a popular vote
30
At its height, Alexander’s empire extended as far east as
Japan
Pakistan
Babylon
Thebes
31
One of the subjects that Aristotle wrote about was ____________________, or the study of moral principles.
Ethics
Philosophy
Architecture
Mathmatics
32
The Persian leader who presented the greatest threat to the Greek empire was named Xerxes.
False - named Ceaser
False- named Alexander the Great
False- named Homer
True
33
According to legend, how did the people in Athens find out what had happened at the battle of Marathon?
A messenger on horseback rode to Athens with the news.
They heard about it when the soldiers returned home from the battle.
They went out to the battlefield to watch for themselves.
A man named Pheidipiddes ran all the way from the battlefield to Athens.
34
According to Plato, a good life can only be achieved if a person
lives in a just and rational state
lives a moral and pious life
strictly follows a vegetarian diet
is ruled by a kind and fair monarch
35
The major gods and goddesses of the Greeks were believed to live on Mount Olympus.
False
True
36
According to one story, a young Spartan warrior was told by his mother to return from the war
with lots of black broth
before he turned twenty
either carrying his shield or being carried on it
in order to serve on the council of elders
37
The teachings of Homer promoted
the Phoenician alphabet.
sailing and warfare.
agriculture and trade.
the values of courage, honor, and excellence.
38
During the Age of Pericles, the governing assembly of Athens met every ten days on a hillside east of the Acropolis.
True
False
39
After losing the battle of Thermopylae to the Persians, the Athenians
colonized Ionia
pledged loyalty to Xerxes
fled to Italy
abandoned their city
40
Which Greek playwright wrote
Oedipus Rex
?
Aristophanes
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Euripides
41
The tyrants of ancient Greece were
supporters of aristocrats
all oppressive and wicked
wanted to establish a democratic government
rulers who seized power by force
42
Which of the following was the first Greek state?
Ionia
Mycenae
the Isthmus of Corinth
Crete