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1
What did men engage in?
Weaving and pottery
Teaching and writing
Cooking and cleaning
Farming and labor
2
What is the highest peak in Greece?
Mount Ida
Mount Parnassus
Mount Olympus
Mount Athos
3
What percentage of Greek land was arable?
30-40%
40-50%
20-30%
10-20%
4
What was the javelin made of?
Wooden rod
Weights
Disk-shaped object
Stone or iron
5
What were the roles of male slaves in Greek households?
Sowing and weeding
Watching the door and tutoring children
Plowing and reaping
Cooking, cleaning, and working in the fields
6
How did athletes increase their distance in the long jump?
Wearing armor
Holding a shield
Swinging weights
Throwing a javelin
7
Greek civilization began around 2000 B.C.
False
True
8
Who won the equestrian events?
Owners of chariots or horses
Athletes
Judges
Spectators
9
What was the purpose of the Olympic games in Greek culture?
Promoting political differences
Fostering unity among Greeks
Celebrating Greek culture
Honoring Zeus
10
Did Greek women have a lot of freedom outside the home?
True
False
11
Alexander the Great's conquests began in 334 B.C.
False
True
12
What were the daily tasks of Greek men?
Sowing and weeding
Weaving and selling crafts
Plowing and reaping
Cooking and cleaning
13
Did the athletes in the discus event throw a disk-shaped object for distance?
False
True
14
What were the responsibilities of Greek women in their homes?
Running the house and bearing children
Cooking, cleaning, and working in the fields
Watching the door and tutoring children
Attending weddings and funerals
15
What did Hippocratic medicine not rely on?
Religious or magical beliefs
Observation of natural elements
Pythagorean theory
Clinical signs and rational conclusions
16
What theory influenced Hippocratic medicine?
Four elements
Four fluids
Four bodily systems
Four humors
17
What was the role of male slaves in Greek society?
Cooked and cleaned
Tutors or guards
Sold crafts at market
Plowed and reaped
18
How did athletes increase their distance in the long jump event?
Swinging weights
Holding a shield
Wearing armor
Throwing a disk-shaped object
19
Athens and Sparta were notable city-states
False
True
20
How did athletes win in wrestling?
Wearing armor
Throwing a disk-shaped object
Swinging weights
Forcing opponent to the ground
21
Ancient Greeks lived in city-states
False
True
22
Did athletes in ancient Greek medicine believe that illness was a divine punishment?
True
False
23
What object did athletes throw in the discus event?
Disk-shaped object
Weights
Lead or bronze
Stone or iron
24
What were the four elements according to the Pythagorean theory?
Black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood
Water, earth, wind, and fire
Clinical signs and rational conclusions
Four humors
25
Who won the Peloponnesian War?
Athens
Persia
Sparta
Macedonia
26
Greek medical writer and philosopher- scientist
Hades
Alcmaeon
Poseidon
Hippocrates
27
Which seas surround Greece?
Ionian, Mediterranean, Aegean
Baltic, North, Adriatic
Caribbean, Arabian, Bering
Black, Red, Caspian
28
What was the basis of Hippocratic medicine?
Religious and magical beliefs
Clinical signs and rational conclusions
Observation of natural elements
Pythagorean theory
29
Who managed households in Ancient Greece?
Children
Women
Slaves
Men
30
Hippocrates was influenced by the Pythagorean theory.
True
False
31
What was the nucleus of a polis?
Stoa
Agora
Acropolis
Gymnasium
32
Who were notable Greek philosophers?
Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon
Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
Pythagoras, Euclid, Archimedes
Homer, Hesiod, Sappho
33
What did athletes wear in one of the running races?
Armor and shield
Leather strap
Bare hands
Metal on knuckles
34
Who were the Greek gods worshiped by the Greeks?
Poseidon, Zeus, Apollo, Artemis, Athena, and Hera
Artemis, Athena, Zeus, Hera, Apollo, and Poseidon
Zeus, Hera, Apollo, Artemis, Poseidon, and Athena
Athena, Hera, Apollo, Artemis, Zeus, and Poseidon
35
When was writing revived in Greece?
600 B.C.
400 B.C.
800 B.C.
1000 B.C.
36
What was the purpose of the Olympic games in Greek culture?
Honoring Zeus and the gods
Fostering unity among Greeks
Promoting political differences
Celebrating Greek language and mythology
37
What followed the Trojan War?
Dark Age
Hellenistic Age
Byzantine Age
Golden Age
38
What is Hippocrates known as in the field of medicine?
Father of Medical Science
Father of Medicine
Father of Modern Medicine
Father of Medical Practice
39
Who were the Greek gods worshiped by the Greeks?
Zeus, Hera, Apollo, Artemis, Poseidon, and Athena
Apollo and Artemis
Poseidon and Athena
Zeus and Hera
40
What did athletes wrap their hands and wrists in for boxing?
Weights
Leather
Stone
Armor
41
According to Hippocratic medicine, what were the four humors?
Four elements of nature
Black bile, yellow bile, phlegm, and blood
Clinical signs and rational conclusions
Water, earth, wind, and fire
42
What developed below the acropolis?
Theater
Trading center
Temple
Library
43
Where is Ancient Greece located?
Southwestern Asia
Northeastern Africa
Northwestern Europe
Southeastern Europe
44
What did Hippocratic medicine believe the body consisted of?
Four humors
Four fluids
Four bodily systems
Four elements
45
What were key Greek crops?
Olives, grapes, barley
Apples, oranges, bananas
Potatoes, tomatoes, beans
Wheat, rice, corn
46
What were the restrictions on Greek women's freedom outside the home?
Visiting female neighbors and running the house
Running the house and bearing children
Attending weddings, funerals, and religious festivals
Watching the Olympic games and visiting female neighbors
47
What did Athens develop?
Democracy
Theocracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
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How did athletes win in wrestling?
Giving up opponent
Forcing opponent to the ground
Knocking out opponent
Using bare hands
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What empire did Greece become part of?
Ottoman Empire
Persian Empire
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
