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7th grade Ancient Civilizations
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1
The name of the story of the last years of the Trojan war is the
Odyssey
Ionian
Illiad
Aegean
2
Citizens in early democracy voted by
using small slips of paper
computers
telling their leader what they wanted
writing on broken tiles
3
How were the Mycenaeans different from the Minoans?
Micenaeans didn't speak Greek.
Mycenaeans lived on the Greek mainland.
Mycenaeans lived on Greek Islands.
Mycenaeans were not traders.
4
Stories about gods and heroes that explain how the world works are
myths
fairy tales
science fiction
fables
5
A city-state is also known as a
trireme
democracy
agora
polis
6
Who is the king of Greek gods?
Hera
Neptune
Hades
Zeus
7
Who did the Greeks think caused events like thunder and earthquakes?
bad karma
weather patterns from Cyprus
gods
the actions of the Greeks
8
In ancient Greece, who is the god of the sun?
Zeus
Apollo
Artemis
Hera
9
Myth or Fable? Demeter & Persephone
myth
fable
10
The singing temptresses that tried to convince Odysseus to wreck his ship were called
fairies
the Fates
Sirens
muses
11
Because traveling by land in Greece was difficult, the Greeks
never traveled anywhere
became expert shipbuilders
became skilled mountain climbers
grew lots of grapes
12
The type of art ancient Greeks used was
cubism
post-impressionism
abstract
realism
13
Myth or Fable? Daedalus & Icarus
Fable
Myth
14
To make actors fly, Greeks used
a crane
a drone
body surfing
fake wings
15
The Olympics were created to honor
Achilles
Zeus
Medusa
Hermes
16
Myth or Fable? Pandora's Box
Myth
Fable
17
Which of these Greek leaders would NOT approve of US democracy?
Draco
Solon
Cleisthenes
Pericles
18
A fort that provided protection for the Greeks
agora
acropolis
Athena
Mt Olympus
19
How often is the Olympics held?
Every four years
Every ten years
Every other year
Twice a year
20
A four-drachma coin had this on one side
Zeus
octopus
owl
fish
21
One of the ancient Greek meals included
squid
octopus
rats
squirrel
22
How was ancient Greece's democracy different from ours?
officials collected and counted votes
voting took place on pottery pieces
citizens could vote on issues
people debated issues
23
How do we know that Greek words influenced our language?
The English language was first spoken in Greece
Many English words and expressions come from Greek mythology
English words are spelled using Greek spelling rules.
English language is based on letters from the Greek alphabet
24
People who have the right to participate in government are called
citizens
politicians
voters
committees
25
Greek's natural defense was
dense jungles
desert to the north
mountains
quicksand everywhere
26
Myth or Fable? Tortoise & the Hare
Myth
Fable
27
Short stories using animals that give you advice or tell you how to live are called
fables
poetry
fairy tales
mythology
28
Two crops that grow on Greek's rocky soil are grapes and
corn
peaches
olives
cherries
29
What is a lyric poem?
a poem about Greek heroes.
a poem that explains natural events.
a poem set to music.
a poem that teaches life lessons.
30
The brilliant leader who led Athens from 460-429 BC was
Homer
Sappho
Pericles
Aesop
31
A famous poet & Greek writer
Zeus
Aesop
Homer
Socrates
32
Which of these best describes representative democracy?
Citizens act as judges and lawmakers.
All men, women, and children can vote.
All citizens help make the laws.
Citizens elect officials to make the laws.
33
Which of these cities did not begin as a Greek colony?
Naples, Italy
Istanbul. Turkey
Alexandria, Egypt
Marseille, France
34
Rich Greek landowners were known as
helots
sponsors
merchants
aristocrats
35
The goddess of wisdom was
Demeter
Persephone
Athena
Aphrodite
36
Myth or Fable? Ant & Grasshopper
Fable
Myth
37
What were ancient Greek bathtubs made of?
terra cotta
gold
bronze
porcelain
38
The goddess who changed seasons because she lost her daughter is
Medusa
Hydra
Demeter
Persephone
39
Which of these activities did NOT take place in the agora?
hiding from invading armies
political meetings
religious gatherings
buying and selling goods
40
Greek ships were called
triremes
helots
androns
himations
41
A leader who uses force to hold his power is called a
tyrant
monopoly
democracy
victor
42
Which people helped the Minoans shape later Greek cultures?
Illiad
Mycenaean
Ionian
Aegean
43
All of these describe democracy in Athens except
Aristocrats had more power than citizens.
All citizens could participate in Assembly.
Every citizen had the right to speak.
Citizens could serve on smaller councils
44
Which sea is east of the Greek mainland?
Ionian
Aegean
Arctic
Mediterranean
45
Why did many Greeks visit the oracle at Delphi?
to worship their gods
to see where Aphrodite was born
to ask the god Apollo questions
to see where Hercules battled the Hydra