Chapter 4 Exam

Means the "Love of Wisdom".

The philosophical process of questioning to gain truth.

The art of public speaking and debate.

Alexander's empire extended from:

This was a time when Greek culture was spread throughout the known world.

A story written in the form of a play.

Who wrote the Epics "The Illiad and The Odyssey?

Considered to be the father of history.

Homer's "The Odyssey" tells the story of:

Greek teachers of philosophy, reasoing and public speaking.

Alexander built the Great City of Alexandria in what country?

A traditional story that explains the practices or beliefs of a people or something in the natural world.

This Great Athenian writer stressed courage and understanding.

A priest or priestess who could fortell the future.

He devised the philosophical process of questioning to gain truth.

Whom did the Greeks worship as their chief deity?

This Greek astronomer concluded that the earth was round by using mathematics.

After he compared 158 governments, he wrote the book "Polotics".

Homer's Illiad tells the story of:

This public speaker said that the Macedonian King Phillip II was a threat to Greek freedom.

He was a military commander at 16 and King of Macedonia at 20. The son of Phillip II

The Parthenon was the inspiration for this modern day American structure.

The Greek Scientist that stated that the sun was the center of the solar system and not the earth.

The Greek People expressed their religious beliefs through:

Hellenistic Kings wanted the buildings of this city state to serve as a model for all other buildings around the world.

The city of Alexandria was most famous amoung scholars for its:

A set of promises about patient care that new doctors take when they start practicing medicine.

Part of Greek Oral tradition where a story is told to teach a lesson.

Ancient historian who believed in acurate, eyewitness reporting of events.

Which one of the following was NOT one of the three types of columns used in Greek Architecture?

The two types of drama that the Greeks performed at religious festivals were:

The philosophy that believed people should not try to feel joy or sadness.

He was known as the father of medicine.