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1
After the temple was destroyed, every aspect of worship continued in the synagogues except...
Regularly gathering
Torah/scripture reading
Blood sacrifice
Ministry of priests to and for the people
2
The pantheon was a famous Greek temple to Athena.
False
True
3
Which name for Jesus hearkens back to Genesis 1-2?
The Son of God
The Son of Man
The Lamb of God
The Word
4
Buddha means "Enlightened One."
False
True
5
Although it is a tragedy, "Oedipus the King" ends on a note of hopeful triumph.
False
True
6
Moses led God's people into the Promised Land.
True
False
7
Which literary work is little more than ancient propaganda?
The Odyssey
The Aeneid
The Iliad
The Mabbharata
8
What did the Greeks call themselves?
The Hercules Bros
Hellenes
Better than you
Greeks (duh)
9
Which queen's name has come to be a byword for a woman both of low character and evil practices?
Jezebel
Delilah
Jael
Sheba
10
Wisdom is...
commonplace
Knowing not to put tomatoes in fruit salad
overrated
Knowing a tomato is a fruit
11
Chronologically, which wonder of the ancient world came first?
Hanging Gardens
Colossus of Rhodes
Statue of Zeus
Temple of Artemis
12
What major geographical feature was integral to the development of ancient civilizations?
Mountain range barriers
River(s)
Forests/timber for building
Access to the ocean or sea
13
Judah did not follow Israel's pattern of sinful practices; she remained a faithful example to Israel.
False
True
14
The Chinese had the finest and most developed ceramics skills from ancient times through the end of the Middle Ages.
True
False
15
The belief that a god/gods is in the essence of all things, & the worship of gods becomes associated w various things is
Polytheism
Animism
Mysticism
Pantheism
16
The super brave woman who drove a tent stake through Sisera's head when he flees a battle (book of Judges) is
Hannah
Deborah
We don't actually know her name
Jael
17
This circle shows the approximate location of which city who received one of Paul's letters?
Thessalonica
Ephesus
Corinth
Philippi
18
Which dynasty was considered the Golden Age of China?
Shang
Han
Qin
Western Zhou
19
In this diagram of the tabernacle, which item number represented God's provision for the 12 tribes of Israel?
5
2
4
3
20
Which of these elements is generally NOT one of the accepted elements that comprise a culture?
Oral heritage (stories)
Favorite snack food
Language
Religious rituals/myths
21
In the legendary (300 Spartan soldiers) battle at the pass of Thermopylae, the Greeks actually lost.
False
True
22
What book of prophecy mirrors the entire canon of Scripture?
Habakkuk
Isaiah
Zephaniah
Jeremiah
23
In ancient times, purple came to be associated with royalty. Very expensive purple dye came from crushed snail shells.
False
True
24
_____ was emperor when Jesus was born, and _____ was emperor when he was crucified.
Augustus, Tiberius
Herod, Titus
Herod, Claudius
Tiberius, Nero
25
This psycho emperor's name means "Little Boots."
Domitian
Claudius
Caligula
Nero
26
Which innovation commonly associated with the Romans was actally FIRST developed by Chinese civilizations?
All of these
Coins
Crossbows
Roads
27
What river flowed through the ancient city of Rome?
Huang-He
Tigris
Tiber
Danube
28
Jonah was a prophet to Israel AFTER the lives of Elijah and Elisha.
False
True
29
Which of these men was NOT a Greek historian?
Thucydides
Polybius
Cincinnatus
Herodotus
30
During which kingdom were the Great Pyramids built?
New
Old
Middle
Amenhotepian
31
Why didn't Jonah want to travel to Nineveh?
He knew that God was merciful and he didn't think they deserved mercy.
He hated sailing.
He was afraid of the Assyrians.
He was going through a rebellious phase.
32
The Persians built magnificent ziggurats.
False
True
33
The tabernacle - purposefully by God - holds much symbolism and foreshadowing. What symbolizes the Word of God?
7
3
1
5
34
The Minoans, Mycenaeans, and Trojans shared what form of government?
Republic
Democracy
Monarchy
Military Dictatorship
35
Going from north to south, these three shaded regions at the time of the founding of Rome are...
The Latiums, the Etruscans, Magna Graecia
The Palatines, the Etruscans, Magna Graecia
The Etruscans, the Latiums, Magna Graecia
Magna Graecia, the Latiums, the Etruscans
36
If you absolutely had to be conquered in the ancient world, you would probably have wanted it to be by the...
Chaldeans
Assyrians
Persians
Babylonians
37
Which actor voiced Ramses in the iconic "Prince of Egypt"?
Val Kilmer
Ralph Fiennes
Jeff Goldblum
Ben Affleck
38
The oldest and most sacred writings of the Hindus are the...
The Vedas
Karma Codes
Las Vegas
Krishna comic books
39
The time that Pericles ruled Athens is known as the...
the age of the theatre
Golden Age of Greece
Greco-Persian wars
Peloponnesian wars
40
Christians who held firm during torture were said to have been given an extra measure of grace, which gave rise to...
A belief in secret, magical powers some Christians had.
The doctrine of sainthood
Artisans making wood idols to represent Christian martyrs.
The doctrine of penance
41
In this diagram of the tabernacle, item #7 is...
The most holy place
The holy of holies
The incense altar
The Ark of the Covenant
42
Why would Assyrians deport and scatter conquered nations?
To put their new subjects at the bottom of social order/society.
To disorient and make lost their captives to discourage escape.
All of these (and more).
To exhaust the strong and kill off the weak on the march.
43
What is the defining characteristic of a civilization?
Secret handshakes
Developed belief system
Specialization
44
In the Greco-Persian Wars, the Greeks lost which strategic battle?
Ionian revolt
Salamis Bay
Mycale
Plataea
45
What ruler formed the first known empire?
Xerxes I
Queen Victoria
Sargon the Akkadian
King Menes of Egypt
46
When the Romans rose to power and expelled the Etruscans, they formed...
republic
clique
democracy
fight club
47
Atilla the Hun died of a nosebleed.
True
False
48
Elijah was a prophet to Israel under King Ahab.
True
False
49
The civilization that developed on the island of Crete in the Bronze Age was that of the...
Achaeans
Mycenaeans
Minoans
Creepy creepy cretins
50
Jacob got a taste of his own medicine from Laban in the form of....
Noogies
Deception
Theivery
Wet willies
51
While religion emphasizes faith, submission, and worship, superstititon is associated with
Fear
Irrationality
All of these
Ignorance
52
The Celtic festival of Samhain was (most likely) the foundation for...
fall carnivals
Spring break
birthday parties
Halloween
53
The 'Chaldeans' was a new name for the...
Babylonians
Israelites
Assyrians
Persians
54
Which culture of the ancient Americas was the most advanced?
Cliff Dwellers
Olmecs
Mayans
Inuit
55
The area of Italy where the Etruscans lived and ruled is today known as
Sicily
Basilicata
Tuscany
Sardinia
56
Select the correct pairing of person and what they are known for. (ALL OF THESE ARE CORRECT, I JUST WANTED TO REVIEW.)
Euclid : mathematics (especially geometry)
Archimedes : math, physics, beg'g of calculus, and coolest name for an owl
Hippocrates : medicine
Aristarchus : astronomy (PICK THIS ONE FOR POINTS)
57
Who was referred to as the "Nazis of the ancient world"?
Babylonians
Assyrians
Persians
Chaldeans
58
Greece's isolating geography probably helped contribute to the rise of...
Frustration at the small pool of eligible marriage mates.
A desperate need for organized postal service
Gossiping about other tribes
City-states
59
The name for the circled portion of the Greek territories is the...
Crete
Hellespont
Peloponnese
Cyclades
60
Dagon was the primary Philistine deity whose statue ended up face-down when the Ark came to town. It is pictured as a __
Warrior
Combination of multiple animals
Fish
Jackal
61
The race of giants mentioned in the Bible, of which Goliath was likely a descendant, were the...
Don't be silly, the Bible doesn't talk about giants.
Night walkers
Cotton-headed ninny-muggins
Nephilim
62
The ancient Americans left behind a rich body of literature.
True
False
63
Which of these was one of the few good kings?
Hoshea
Jeroboam
Ahab
Hezekiah
64
The Minoans were warlike, capturing and enslaving many of their neighbors.
False
True
65
Shi Huangdi was...
A Zhou chief
A Han warlord
A Taoist philosopher
The first emperor of China
66
Goats - like Jacob's goats when he lived under Laban - can have as many as nine horns.
True
False
67
Onomatopoeia: naming something for the sound it makes. Pick the sneeze sound out of Greek words that sound like sneezes
Atishoo
Archon
Achaea
Syssition
68
Which of these is NOT one of the major gods of Egyptian mythology?
Sebek
Amun-Re
Ma’at
Thor
69
In the tabernacle, the temple, and modern Jewish and Christian worship, incense symbolizes...
The prayers of God's people
The reality of the fires and smoke of hell
Sacrifices consumed by fire
Air freshener
70
In the ancient world (particularly Greece), a tyrant wasn't necessarily a bad thing.
True
False
71
What would calm Saul when he got into one of his good, old-fashioned murderous rages?
Having his concubines tell him how awesome he was
Plotting to murder David
Listening to David play his harp
Snickers - he just wasn't quite himself when he was hungry
72
Ruth was originally one of the ____ people.
Moabite
Edomite
Canaanite
Hittite
73
Which well-known figure from the Bible does NOT have a covenant associated with his name?
Moses
David
Jonah
Noah
74
Where did Solomon build a seaport?
Sheba
Ezion-Geber
Phoenecia
Solomon built a seaport?
75
Which feast that God commanded the Israelites to celebrate was intended to remind them of their time in the wilderness?
Feast of Unleavened Bread
Yom Kippur
Passover
Sukkot
76
When offered everything, Solomon asked the LORD for...
Money
Respect/loyalty from the people
Unlimited wishes
Wisdom
77
Select the pair of words/phrases that are matched correctly.
Hinduism : Brahma
Hinduism : caste system
Buddhism : nirvana
All of these are correctly matched.
78
This circle shows the approximate location of which city, from which Abraham was called by God to go to a new land?
Uruk
Ur
Hebron
Bethel
79
This circle shows the approximate location of which critical city in the Punic Wars?
Rome
Numidia
Carthage
Sicily
80
"Holy" means...
Full of holes
Set apart
Entirely
Unfathomable
81
Alexander (the Great) was originally...
heir to the Persian throne
the son of a peasant who gained mob favor
King of Macedonia
fangirling over Cleopatra
82
To what Philistine city was the Ark first taken after its capture?
Gath
Ekron
Ashkelon
Ashdod
83
A ____ is a rectangular mud-brick building in which the first kings of Egypt were buried.
Mastaba
Pyramid
Shoebox
Sarcophagus
84
"You should always look a giant, wooden, gift horse in the belly" is a saying that SHOULD have been heeded by the...
Come on, guys...don't make me sad on this one.
Spartans
Trojans
Olympians
85
Which pair are featured in the tall tale of the founding of Rome?
Romulus and Remus
Thing 1 and Thing 2
Brer Rabbit and Uncle Remus
Hansel and Gretel
86
Seiges - which were a common war technique in the ancient world - could take literally years to complete
False
True
87
Who led the Persian forces in the Battle of Thermopylae?
Leonidus
Ashurbanipal
King Xerxes
Nabopolassar
88
The land that was the most fertile throughout the ancient Egyptian periods was…
There was no fertile land in the desert.
The Red Lands
Near Kush
The Black Lands
89
Achilles was an arrogant pouty-pants who (almost) ruined everything for everyone.
False
True
90
The Indus Valley civilization rivaled Egypt in both size and population.
False
True
91
What eventually ensnared Solomon to idolatry?
Power
Women
Video games
Money
92
This emperor is associated with a wall, parts of which still stand in England today.
Trajan
Hadrian
Augustus
Nerva
93
What relaxing word can help you remember the famous Greek philosophers in chronological order?
Rest
Spa
Chill
Nap
94
The Athenian Council, which proposed laws to the Assembly, was made up of ____ citizens.
10
500
5
50
95
A victory that costs more than it is worth is known as a
hollow crown
Pyrrhic victory
Vainglory
(an) empty cup
96
What 2 unique features of the Nile made it a central trade highway?
Winds and directional flow
Winds and it just looked super cool
Winds and flooding
Winds and it was the only thing around TO use
97
Mizraim was the pharaoh who first united the two kingdoms of Egypt.
True
False
98
Jerusalem was engaged in civil war during the seige by the Roman Empire in the 1st century.
True
False
99
When the Israelites returned home from captivity and rebuilt the temple...
All of these are correct
it was poorly finished and furnished
it was much smaller than Solomon's temple had been.
the Ark of Covenant was never returned to the Most Holy Place.
100
The Mayans played a game that - to the best of our knowledge - was most like...
No one actually knows.
Soccer
Basketball
Quidditch