Duplicate of 09. Greek Civilisation

Question 1

In Ancient Greece, part of a house reserved for women. .

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Gynaikon

Question 2

Name this sculpture of Myron

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Discobolus

Question 3

Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventor, and astronomer famous for his "Principle"

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Archimedes

Question 4

Greek goddess of love, beauty, pleasure,

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Aphrodite

Question 5

Part of the ancient greek theatre reserved for the actors

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proscenium

Question 6

Part of a greek theatre where the chorus acted.

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orchestra

Question 7

In Greek mithology, god of the grape harvest, wine, and theatre.

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Dyonisos

Question 8

In Greek theatre, plays about everyday people that made fun at politicians, philosophers, etc.

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Comedies

Question 9

Room in the Greek house reserved exclusively for men

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andron

Question 10

Greek philosopher and scientist. He studied at Plato's Academy. He educated Alexander the G.

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Aristotle

Question 11

They were used to decorate capitals of Corinthian order.

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Acanthus leaves

Question 12

In Ancient Greece, only this group of people had civil rights

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citizens

Question 13

In Sparta slaves were known as...

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helots

Question 14

In Greek mythology, son of Chronos and Rea god of the Sea and other waters.

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Poseidon

Question 15

In Greek mythology, god of the underworld, son of Chronos and brother of Zeus.

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Hades

Question 16

The oldest architectonic order. The column had no base and the capital was very simple.

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Doric

Question 17

In architecture, element at the upper end of the column

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Capital

Question 18

In Ancient Greece, he was the most important author of comedies

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Aristofanes

Question 19

Famous Greek mathematician.

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Pythagoras

Question 20

In greek theatre, plays about kings, heroes and gods who decide people's destiny.

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Tragedies

Question 21

Greek assembly held in the agora open to all male citizens.

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ecclesia

Question 22

Homer definitely wrote both the Iliad and the Odyssey.

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No

Question 23

Philosopher in Classical Greece. Founder of the Academy. Aristotle was his most famous student.

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Plato

Question 24

Most common order during the Hellenistic period. Capitals had acanthus leaves to decorate them

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Corinthian

Question 25

Temple on the Acropolis of Athens dedicated to Athena, their patron.

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Parthenon

Question 26

Greek goddess of wisdom, craft and war and patron of the city of Athens

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Athena

Question 27

Greek god of war, son of Zeus and Hera

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Ares

Question 28

In Greek mythology, god of transport and communications

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Hermes

Question 29

In Ancient Greece, he was the god of beauty and also of music, poetry, the sun and light,

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Apollo

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