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Ancient Greece Review
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A quiz to help students review for the TCAP. Focuses on Ancient Greece and Rome
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Why did Athens and Sparta fight the Peloponnesian War?
Sparta was jealous that Athens had a good navy
Alexander the Great wanted to take over more land
The Egyptians attacked both city-states
The city states could not decide where to host the Olympics
2
What is the Hippocratic Oath?
An Ancient Greek Play
A promise doctors make before they are allowed to be doctors
An Ancient Greek philosophical book
A promise the Greek gods made to their people
3
What is the name of the landform surrounded by water on THREE sides?
Island
Mountain
Peninsula
Ocean
4
In which type of government would a citizen have the most political power?
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Plutocracy
Democracy
5
What is a democracy?
Type of government with a king
Type of government where people get to vote
Type of government where only a few people have power
Type of government run by a religious leader
6
How were Greek gods different from gods in other cultures?
Greek gods were more powerful
Greek gods were more like humans
Greek gods were meaner
Greek gods were nicer
7
Which of the following is NOT a famous Greek Philosopher?
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Plato
Socrates
8
What is the difference between a representative and a direct democracy?
Representative votes on leaders, direct votes on laws
Representative doesn't vote, direct does
There is no difference, they are the same
Direct votes on leaders, representative votes on laws
9
_____ Mythology: Mt Olympics, Zeus, Athena- Which culture completes the list?
Olmec
Chinese
Sumerian
Greek
10
How did mountains affect Ancient Greece?
Mountains made it easy for enemies to attack Greece
Mountains gave good resources for building cities
Mountains kept Greeks from getting to the sea
Mountains separated cities so they developed differently
11
What is a myth?
An exact history of something that happened
The laws from Ancient Greece
A story about a god or hero
A holy book from Greece
12
Who voted in Ancient Athens?
All people
Military Leaders
All citizens: Men, Born in Athens who owned land
All women
13
What is a citizen?
A person who lives in a community and has rights
A person who follows all the laws of a country
A person who lives in a community
A person who gets what they want from the government
14
Which letter shows Greece?
B
C
A
D
15
What is an oligarchy?
Type of government that religion and government are combined
Type of government with a king or queen
Type of government where all people hold the power
Type of government in which a few people hold the power
16
What were Greek City- States also called?
Pride
Polis
Kingdom
Country
17
Which of these describes Greek religion?
Run by the government
Monotheistic
Has a holy Bible
Polytheistic
18
Which of these does NOT describe Alexander the Great
Father of Philip II
Undefeated in Battle
Good Warrior
Spread Greek Culture Around the World
19
Which letter shows Greece?
A
D
B
C
20
Which sentence is an example of direct democracy?
Citizens pay taxes
Citizens defend their country
Citizens elect senators
Citizens vote on laws
21
The ancient Greek city-state of Sparta had a society organized on which principle?
militarism
equality
philosophy
monotheism
22
Why were the Ancient Greek Olympics Started?
To promote peace among Greek city states
To honor the Greek God Zeus
To help people train for war
To Honor Sparta
23
A building constructed with columns was built by which ancient culture?
Egypt
India
China
Greece
24
Which of the following is associated most with democracy?
Alexander the Great
The Greek City state of Sparta
The Greek kingdom of Macedon
The Greek City state of Athens
25
Which of the following best describes classical Athens?
Athens was a center of culture and the arts
Athens was home to a culture devoted to warfare
Athens was a kingdom ruled by Philip of Macedon
Athens was the dominant city-state after the Peloponnesia
26
What is cultural diffusion?
When one civilization's culture is shared with a new area
When one culture destroys another culture
When people in a culture stop believing in religion
When families pass their culture to their children
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Which activity was a duty of citizens in the ancient Greek city-state system?
contribute money to charity
work in exchange for protection
vote in elections for representatives
join the military