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Ancient Greece Ch. 6
Ancient Greece Ch. 6
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True or False: Those who studied the deep topics of science, math, and thinking were called philosophers.
True
False
2
The Olympics, held in the city of Olympia, was a religious athletic competition in honor "for the greater glory of Zeus"
False
True
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4 Great thinkers of Ancient Greece
Socrates, Plato, Homer, Copernicus
Plato, Homer, Socrates, Artistotle
Aristotle, Socrates, Homer, Plato
Sophists, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
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The Iliad and Odyssey are two great Greek _________ by poet Homer.
fables
epics
morals
dramas
5
Philosophy is a Greek word that means
love of life
love of Gods
love of wisdom
love of knowledge
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The Olympic Games began in _______ and lasted 1,000 years. Then began again in _________
767 B.C.E. and 1869 C.E.
776 B.C.E. and 1896 C.E.
775 B.C.E. and 1896 C.E.
766 B.C.E. and 1996 C.E.
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The Parthenon is a Greek
ritual
city-state
temple
theater
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Aesop's fables were short tales that ended with a moral. The characters were
men and women
animals
only men
humans
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True or False: In Greek dramas, both women and men were actors.
True
False
10
Many architectural buildings of today were designed from the Greek architecture by using columns.
False
True
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How many Gods and Goddesses lived on Mount Olympus?
13
11
12
10
12
True or False: The Olympics was a religious event.
True
False
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The literary classics the Iliad and the Odyssey were written by Greek poet
Aesop
Copernicus
Homer
Troy
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Polytheistic means
not believing in god
worship of one god
worshipping many gods and goddesses
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What did Aesop’s Fables always have in their stories?
tragedy
comedy
drama
morals