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Why did the philosophers use rhetoric?
Because they could use it to persuade others that their ideas were true.
To ask questions
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All of Greece used democracy.
True
False
3
What is an oligarch?
A ruler from a small, powerful, and rich group.
A rich person who goes on TikTok 24/7
A Greek philosopher
Another word for a tyrant.
4
Choose the Greek colony.
Athens
Cadiz
Sicily
Syracuse
5
What is solid geometry?
Math dealing with 4d shapes
Math dealing with 3d shapes
Math dealin with 1d shapes
6
Why did the Ancient Greeks stop worshipping their gods?
None of the above
Because in 250 AD Christians came and started to preach about Jesus and God
Because in 250 AD Christians came and started to preach about Jesus and God
Because they were angry at Zeus.
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Why did the Ancient Greeks have
Sophists
To teach war tactics
To heal the sick and wounded
To teach philosophy
To teach rhetoric
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What conflict lead to the start of Ancient Greece's decline?
The Persian War
Peloppanessian war
Everyone abandoned Greece
Alexander the Great killed all his citizens
9
Economic meaning
Related to resources
Related to money.
Related to trade
Related to the ecosystem
10
How did Eratosthenes measure the circumference of the Earth
By the height of trees
By measuring the shadows
By the length of his strides
With a tape measure
11
What is an Agora?
Meeting place
A jail
An execution area
Open market
12
What is a helot?
An obedient dog
A poor person
A servant
A slave
13
Why did the Greeks love to go to dramas?
Because they just needed something to do
Because it was a way to worship the God Dionysus.
Because they loved to laugh and cry
Because it was a way to be entertained
14
What is an ephor?
A catapult
A spartan rulers name.
A Spartan government official
A bad smell
15
Why would people want to follow Epicurianism?
To seek pain to become more tolerant of pain
To learn to be loyal
To learn to be brave.
To avoid pain and seek happiness.
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What is a
Phalanx
None of the above.
A Greek battle formation using overlapping shields.
Long spears used in battle.
A Greek pillar that is an influence on us today.
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How did the Greek empire start to decline?
Economic problems
Constant warfare between city-states
Weakened political and military powers
All of the above.
18
What is plane geometry?
Dealing with flat shapes
Dealing with two-dimensional shapes
Dealing with four-dimensional shapes
Dealing with three-dimensional shapes
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Sophist
Greek philosopher
Greek teacher of philosophy and rhetoric
A Greek religion
An adjective
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Why did most city-states in Ancient Greece use Representative Democracy?
None of the above
Because it was a pain to vote on every single law
All of the above
Because they don't trust each other
21
How long was Ancient Greece stable
321 BC
12345678910 BC
480 BC
100 BC
22
What peninsula is Greece located on?
Belkan
Balkan
It is landlocked so there is no peninsula
Balken
23
Why did they execute the philosopher Socrates and exile some like Aristotle?
Because they were questioning the governments perfection.
Because they had brain rot.
They failed Greece because their pupils had failed their lessons.
All of the Above
24
What was a common ritual in Ancient Greece?
Animal Sacrifice
Giving the gods the first bite of food
Human Sacrifice
Pouring wine into a bucket in a shrine
25
Why did Philosophers use the socratic method?
To practice critical thinking
To learn more
To get an accurate answer.
To get brain rot
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Why did philosophers use the Socratic Method?
To question others
To extend their knowledge.
To get more accurate answers.
To show others how smart they are.
27
What is this Greek letter? ζ
Zeta
Kappa
Lambda
Phi
28
Polis was a Spartan ruler.
True
False
29
What is the difference between a myth and a fable?
A fable is a short story meant to teach, a myth meant to explain the Gods.
A fable is a mythical creature and a myth is a fun fairytale.
A fable is a long story to explain, and a myth is a short story to teach.
A fable is a place to keep a horse, and a myth is a fun fairytale.
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Why did the Greeks have oracles?
To have someone to blame when the gods got mad
To communicate with the gods
To see into the future
To procure tasks from the gods
31
Why were doctors supposed to take the Hippocratic Oath
So they would take responsibility when a patient dies
To ensure that they would not try to harm an innocent patient.
To ensure that they would not try to reject any patients
To ensure that they would take care of all of the patients
32
When was the Hellenistic Era?
460 BC
1234 BC
123 BC
323 BC
33
Choose the Greek tyrant.
Commodus
Pisistratus
Nero
Caligula
34
What city-state focused on military might.
Athens
Thebes
Corinth
Sparta
35
Why did Ancient Greece collapse?
Ancient India conquered Greece
The Persians conquered Greece
Ancient Egypt conquered Greece
The Romans conquered Greece
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What do you call soldiers who go into battle on horseback?
Cavalrys
Cowboys
Horseback riders
Saddle Boys
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Oral tradition
The act of passing down stories by audiobook
Stories passed down by book
Stories passed down by speaking
Stories passed down by travelers
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What is a bard?
A poet
A musician
A sorcerer
A storyteller
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Zoroastrianism
The study of zebras
Ancient Persian religion
The study of hypnosis
Ancient Greek religion
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Satrap
A Greek governor who died in battle
A Persian governor of a province.
A type of trap invented by the Ancient Greeks.
A type of tree
41
When was Greece on the RISE?
8000 BC
800 BC
At the time of the dinosaurs.
100 BC
42
How many communities did Ancient Greece have.
100
1000
1234567891011121314151617181920
1098
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How is Direct Democracy used?
Citizens exile the leader they hate
Citizens vote on laws
None of the above
Citizens vote on leaders
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Stoicism is philosophy teaching inner peace and self control
True
False
