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Quiz about the Ancient and Modern Olympic Games
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1
The combat Olympic sport, a sort of mixed martial art, with very few rules (no biting or gouging) was known as the ____.
Pankration
Judo
Boxing
Pentathlon
2
The ___________ was the place set aside for physical training.
Auditorium
Bathhouse
Theater
Gymnasium
3
The Isthmian Games honored which Greek god?
Apollo
Poseidon
Hera
Zeus
4
T/F:
Women competed in the Ancient Olympic Games.
True
False
5
Cheating did take place in the ancient games. Cheaters could be whipped or a more serious cheaters could __________.
be executed for dishonoring the games and Zeus
pay a fine & have a statue with the cheater's name on it erected at Olympia
have their city-states banned from the games
be banned from the games
6
How many events were there in the first recorded Olympic Games?
1
5
2
3
7
The Olympic Games were abolished in 4th-Century AD by the Roman emperor __________.
Augustus
Constantine
Theodosius I
Nero
8
Womens games were held in honor of ______.
Zeus
Hera
Athena
Aphrodite
9
One of the greatest Olympians of all-time (ancient & modern), 12-time sprint champion in the
stadion
and the
diaulos.
Phayllos of Croton
Diagoras of Rhodes
Milon of Croton
Leonidas of Rhodes
10
What did the winners recieve?
A statue of Nike
An olive branch crown
A golden medal
A silver crown
11
T/F:
Physical fitness (Exercise and training) was valued by the Ancient Greeks.
False
True
12
The Pentathlon has how many events ?
5
8
3
10
13
T/F:
Unlike the modern Olympic games, ancient athletes were NOT sponsored by their city-states.
False
True
14
Boxers, who could not be separated could opt for the _____, a system that granted a free punch of each other.
klimax
maximus
penalty punches
Judges decision
15
What was the hoplitodromos?
Race in Hoplite Armor
100-m sprint
26.2 mile race
200-m stadion
16
The first Olympic Games took place in...
776 BCE
1896 CE
393 CE
667 BCE
17
Who was Nike?
The God of sports
The Goddess of Nature
The Goddess of Victory
The God of the underworld
18
The Olympic Games were held every __________, known as an Olympiad.
3 years
2 years
4 years
5 years
19
T/F:
All competitors in the Games competed in the nude.
False
True
20
In what city did the first Ancient Olympic Games take place?
Delphi
Athens
Olympia
Corinth
21
Of the 4 major ancient games, these games also honored Zeus and were held every 2 years before and after the Olympics.
Nemean Games
Pythian Games
Spartan Games
Isthmian Games
22
The greatest Olympic wrestler and Six-time Olympic Champion
Phayllos of Croton
Diagoras of Rhodes
Theagenes of Thasos
Milon of Croton
23
The one woman, not only permitted to attend but was one of the very few of the 40,000-plus spectators to get a seat.
the Priestess of Zeus
the Priestess of Apollo
the Priestess of Demeter
the Priestess of Hera
24
__________ was popular among ancient athletes for its properties as a muscle relaxant to help prevent injuries.
Cannabidiol (CBD) Oil
Olive Oil
Canola Oil
Eucalyptus Oil
25
The Pythian Games honored which Greek god?
Hera
Poseidon
Apollo
Zeus
26
The first woman to win an Olympic crown of victory was __________ as the owner of a 4-horse chariot?
Kyniska of Sparta
Astylos of Croton
Theagenes of Thasos
Phayllos of Croton
27
T/F:
Like today, winning one of the major events guaranteed a man fame/celebrity status for life.
True
False
28
A famous pentathlete, _____ was a 3-time champion of the Pythian games and (if true) world's greatest long jumper.
Theagenes of Thasos
Phayllos of Croton
Milon of Croton
Diagoras of Rhodes
29
In addition to the Olympics, the __________ _____ were also held every 4 years in the city-state of Delphi.
Isthmian Games
Nemean Games
Corinthian Games
Pythian Games
30
What was the main purpose of the Ancient Olympic Games?
To honor Poseidon
To have fun
To prove who was stronger
To honor Zeus