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Who wrote about the Persian Wars?
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22-23 Ch 5 Greece Review
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Rectangular temple that serves as decoration or support for a structure
Tall, vertical post that serves as decoration or support for a structure
A broad horizontal arch, serves as decoration or support for a structure
A strong floor that serves as decoration or support for a structure
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Who wrote about the Persian Wars?
Thucydides
Both
Herodotus
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Who was a philosopher and a writer?
Both
Aristotle
Plato
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What included more than one type of play?
tragedies
comedies
dramas
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Define: Smelting
Extracting metal from rock by heating it
Extracting metal from old buildings by melting it
Extracting water from rock by heating
Extracing water from the hold of ship by lifting it
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An outdoor theater or performance area, built into the side of a hill with rows of seats surrounding a central stage.
Amphitheater
Acropolis
Aqueducts
Architecture
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Pandora's Box is an example of......
Astrolabes
Architecture
Dramas
Myths
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Who tutored Alexander the Great?
Plato
Aristotle
Both
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Originally shared verbally...
Epic
Both
Fable
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Who wrote "The Republic" about the ideal state?
Both
Plato
Aristotle
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Improved versions were used by later civilizations for navigation.
Myths
Dramas
Astrolabes
Architecture
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Who wrote about the Peloponnesian Wars?
Thucydides
Both
Herodotus
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Who studied history?
Herodotus
Thucydides
Both
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The ability to quickly evaluate a situation and make an intelligent judgement or decision.
Amused
Flawed
Moral
Shrewdness
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William Shakespeare was influenced by these....
Dramas
Myths
Architecture
Astrolabes
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The Tortoise and Hare is an example of which of these?
Both
Fable
Epic
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The Iliad is an example of this....
Fable
Both
Epic
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Drama
A long poem about a hero
Short story with a moral message
A story about the gods
A play designed for the theater
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How did Socrates study knowledge, truth, and the meaning of life?
He asked questions and then tested the answers with more questions.
He was a student of Aristotle and learned about philosophy from him.
He read Greek literature like the Iliad and the Odyssey to find answers.
He studied at the Academy
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The study of ideas about truth, right and wrong, and the nature and meaning of life.
Fable
History
Philosophy
Myth
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How did the Greeks use myths?
to make temples more holy
to explain events in their everyday lives
to write great epic poems
to perform rituals to please their gods
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A story about the extraordinary, especially a god that explains a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon.
Myth
Drama
Epic
Acropolis
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Which of these made fun of people the audience would know?
comedies
tragedies
dramas
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Melting and molding metal from rock to create metal objects such as tools
Astrolabe
Ore smelting & Casting
Pulley Block
Wood Screw
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Heroic or Grand?
Epic
Cuniform
Ziggurat
Silt
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Instrument to determine location of stars or planets and time of day or year.
Astrolabe
Pulley Block
Ore smelting & Casting
Wood Screw
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The art and style of designing and constructin buildings.
Recreation
Education
Technology
Architecture
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Whose works are different from modern history?
Thucydides
Herodotus
Both
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Who used methods such as eyewitness accounts?
Thucydides
Herodotus
Both
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Aesop was an author of these.
Epic
Both
Fable
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Simple machine that lifts heavy objects.
Pulley Block
Wood Screw
Ore smelting & Casting
Astrolabe
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Polytheistic
Believing in more than one god
Worshipping at more than one temple
Worshipping at a single temple
Belief in one god
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What did Homer author?
Epic
Both
Fable
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Define: Ore
Method of removing water from the hold of a ship
Rock with high water content
Rock that contains minerals like iron
Method of melting iron or silver
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Tragedy
A form of entertainment, especially a play, that is designed to amuse
A play designed for the theater
A form of entertainment, especially a play, focuses on sad/serious themes
A shor tale with a moral message
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Wit
Ability to use words/ideas to learn about human's place in the universe
Ability to use words and ideas in a quick, inventive way to create humor
Ability to use words and ideas in a poem or a song
Ability to use words and ideas to explain history
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A short tale with a moral lesson.
Fable
Both
Epic
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Who founded a school called the Lyceum?
Plato
Aristotle
Both
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Who founded the Academy in Athens?
Aristotle
Both
Plato
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Which statement accurately describes the Parthenon?
A rectangular open-air citadel located on the Acropolis
A rectangular temple with tall columns located on the Parthenon
A rectangular open-air citadel located on the Parthenon
A rectangular temple with tall columns located on the Acropolis
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Elements of this can be seen in Washington DC
Myths
Astrolabes
Architecture
Dramas
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Which was often about a person with a flaw that led to his or her downfall?
dramas
tragedies
comedies
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Who was the "Father of History"?
Both
Herodotus
Thucydides
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Simple machine to join things together or transfer force.
Astrolabe
Pulley Block
Ore smelting & Casting
Wood Screw
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Which is a long poem?
Both
Epic
Fable
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A citadel or fortified part of an ancient Greek city, typically built on a hill; it means “high city” in Greek.
Ionic
Doric
Parthenon
Acropolis
