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6TH GRADE ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS REVIEW PART 3
6TH GRADE ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS REVIEW PART 3
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1
Women in ancient Greece were usually married by what age?
17 to 18
21 to 22
13 to 14
2
The Greek empire began as a group of strong cities that often fought against each other.
True
False
3
Many Greeks believed that sacrificing animals would keep their gods happy. True or False?
True
False
4
Plato was a famous philosopher. What civilization was he from?
Egyptian
Roman
Mesopotamian
Greek
5
What ancient civilization held the first Olympic Games?
Egyptian
Greek
Incan
Roman
6
Where did the Greeks believe Zeus, the king of the Gods, lived?
Troy
Athens
Sparta
Mt. Olympus
7
Was Homer a Greek painter, philosopher, or poet?
Painter
Philosopher
Poet
8
The Minoan civilization was located on what Greek island?
Crete
Mykonos
Paros
Santorini
9
The Olympic Games were held in honor of what god?
Hades
Poseidon
Athena
Zeus
10
In ancient times, where were the Olympics held?
Olympia
Delphi
Athens
Troy
11
The Greeks were the first ancient civilization to worship Gods. True or False?
False
True
12
The Greeks built the Parthenon temple near what city?
Troy
Athens
Sparta
Alexandria
13
Demeter and Persephone were the goddesses of what?
Music
Grain
Light
Fire
14
Which of the following was not an ancient Greek city?
Delphi
Neaopolis
Knossos
Sparta
15
What ancient Olympic sport included discus, javelin, jumping, running, and wrestling?
Pentathon
Decathalon
Heptathon
16
How often did the Greeks hold the Olympic Games?
Every Four Years
Every Year
Every Five Years
Every Ten Years
17
What sport is pictured below?
Javelin Throw
Discus
Shot-put
18
What greek god is pictured below?
Zeus
Poesidon
Aries
Hades
19
What is the Greek philosopher, Euclid, known as the father of?
Astronomy
Algebra
Psychology
Geometry
20
According to Greek mythology, who killed the sphinx by answering a riddle?
Zeus
Oepidus
Odyssesus
Homer
21
According to Greek mythology, the Minotaur was half man and half what animal?
Snake
Dragon
Bull
Lion
22
The Greek physician inspired the modern day oath that all doctors must say before licensing.
Plato
Homer
Hippocrates
Socrates
23
Unlike the Romans, ancient Greeks did not use captured humans as slaves. True or False?
True
False
24
What Greek city was named after the goddess of wisdom and warfare?
Sparta
Troy
Helena
Athena
25
Greek soldiers captured the city of Troy by hiding in a giant statue of what animal?
Ram
Elephant
Eagle
Horse
26
The famous Greek temple honoring Apollo is located at Delphi. What was Delphi?
A City
An Empire
A Country