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Ewig Ancient Greece
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1
What was Sparta best known for?
it's fabulous art
it's warrior culture and strong Army
it's amazing food
it's playwrights
2
A soldier who travels and fights on foot
ethic
infantryman
agora
heir
3
For centuries, the _______ at Alexandria was a center of learning. They had 700,000 scrolls!
library
government building
agora (marketplace)
space station
4
Rules based on ideas of right and wrong
biology
ethics
genetics
philosophy
5
In ancient Greece, what was a polis?
soldier
city-state
empire
a pole with lights
6
Where was the birthplace of democracy?
Thebes
Sparta
Olympia
Athens
7
This philosopher was a student of Socrates
Hercules
Alexander the Great
Plato
Aristotle
8
Sparta (and its allies) defeats Athens (and its allies) in the Peloponessian War
True
False
9
The generals that followed Alexander stopped spreading Greek culture and refused to carry out Alexander's plans
False
True
10
How was Socrates different than earlier Greek philosophers?
He explored what the world was made of
He was more interested in how humans should behave
He believed that everything came from air
He wrote everything down
11
Today, a teacher asking a series of questions is known as
the Socratic Dilemma
the Aristotle Way
the Socratic method
the Platonic method
12
Where did the money come from to rebuild Athens after the Persian Wars?
The Athena League
The Peloponnesian League
The Delorean League
The Delian League
13
Socrates escaped prison and avoided the punishment of death by drinking hemlock.
True
False
14
Philosophy means
lover of wisdom
seeker of truth
speaker of honesty
writer of logic
15
Aristotle believed in the "golden mean", which is basically the idea that
people should study mythology
people should try to make gold from other metals
people should participate in democracy
people should live their life by choosing moderation
16
Rules based on ideas about right and wrong
politics
reason
ethics
logic
17
The ability of the mind to think and understand
humor
reason
strategy
stubbornness
18
Aristotle was a student of Plato.
False
True
19
Plato was a student of Socrates.
True
False
20
On his death bed, Alexander said that his empire should be left to
"the wisest"
"the smartest"
"the strongest"
"the funniest"
21
This city in Egypt was a model Greek town
Cairo
Rome
Alexandria
Istanbul
22
An unusual method Socrates used to philosophize was
talking to and questioning people in the agora (market)
thinking while doing a headstand
writing plays
writing everything he thought down
23
The construction of an arena to train warriors was a cultural achievement of Athens during its Golden Age
False
True
24
Plato's school (The Academy) lasted only 50 years.
False
True
25
What two powerful city-states joined together to defeat the Persians in the Persian Wars?
Olympia and Syracuse
Thebes and Alexandria
Athens and Sparta
Athens and Syracuse
26
The Indian army that Alexander encountered used this trained animal in battles
cows
giraffes
German Shepards
elephants
27
Plato founded a philosophy school called
The Dionysis
The Zeus Theater
Hogwarts
The Academy
28
The city-state of Olympia was known for hosting what event every four years?
The Delian League
The Theater of Dionysis
The Olympic Games
The X Games
29
Alexander died unexpectedly at the age of 33 from a
spear wound
elephant trampling
fever
poisonous snake bite
30
Alexander the Great conquered these two empires
Greek and Roman
Spanish and Italian
Persian and Greek
Celtic and Nordic
31
The plague is an unexpected cause of Athen's decline during the time of the Peloponessian War
False
True
32
Plato believed that government should be led by
philosophers
whoever was elected by the people
religious leaders
dictators
33
Because of Alexander, the people who lived in Persia and India came into close contact with Greek culture.
True
False
34
Alexander conquered more land than anyone else before him had ever done.
False
True
35
Socrates believed strongly in this principle
it was important to follow along your peers
it was important to always try to win
You must always worship the Greek gods
people who understood what was right & good could not possibly choose wrong
36
Alexander never lost a battle.
False
True
37
In addition to philosophy, Aristotle was also known for
developing the basics of scientific research
throwing the javelin at the Olympic games
his devotion to Greek mythology
his detailed archaeology reports
38
The period from the death of Alexander in 323 BCE to 30 BCE when Greek culture or language spread is often known as the
Classic period
Hellenistic period
Alexandrian period
Roman period
39
After winning the Peloponnesian War, what does Sparta do?
attacks Sicily
gets rid of Athens democracy and its city walls
destroys the Parthenon
holds a victory parade
40
The Hellenistic Period was a great flowering of Greek culture.
False
True
41
Overall, Socrates wanted people to
question authority
remember him as being super wise
choose goodness and live rightly every day
not think too deeply about their beliefs
42
The main contribution of philosophers in ancient Greece was that they
told people to live in the moment and be selfish
taught each other to use reason to examine their lives and society
taught about the Greek gods and celebrated mythology
criticized people and the government
43
Socrates was executed by drinking this poison
chamomile
mehlock
hemlock
rat poison
44
In his book, The Politics, Aristotle wrote that the purpose of the state was to make “_________” possible for citizens
the good life
the rich life
the bad life
the exciting life
45
Socrates was arrested on the charge of corrupting, or harming, the young men of Athens.
False
True