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Athens Brainpop Quiz
Athens Brainpop Quiz
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This quiz goes along with the Brainpop episode on Ancient Athens
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1
If you wanted to go visit Athens, where would you go?
Northern Europe, by the Baltic Sea
Southern Europe, by the Mediterranean Sea
Western Europe, by the Atlantic Ocean
2
If you wanted to debate with an Athenian philosopher, where would you go?
The agora
The Festival of Dionysus
The Parthenon
3
Which phrase best describes Ancient Athens?
A cultural and artistic capital
The birthplace of capitalism
The capital of Greece
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If you attended the Festival of Dionysus, what would you experience?
Four days of comedy and tragedy
A banquet honoring the emperor
A solemn religious event
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Which Greek belief may have led to the creation of the Olympic games?
A healthy body is as important as a healthy mind
All men are created equal
Democracy is the greatest form of government
6
What is a difference between Ancient Greek city-states and modern U.S. states?
Greek city-states had no central government, the U.S. does
Greeks were ruled by kings, our states by elected officials
Each city-state spoke a different language, our states don't
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If we say, "Pericles was a charismatic leader," what does 'charismatic' mean?
Dictatorial
Extremely powerful
Having personal charm and appeal
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How was Athenian democracy different from American democracy?
People were not allowed to criticize their government
Women could not participate in public life
People were not allowed to vote for their leaders
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Which of these is an opinion about Athens?
Ancient Athenian drama is boring when performed today
Sophocles was among the most famous playwrights
Plays were an important part of Athenian culture
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Why was the period between 460-429 B.C. called Athens' "Golden Age"?
Coins and weapons were made of gold
Athens conquered all its neighbors making it rich
Art, Science, and Philosophy during that time
