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Athens traded very often with nearby civilizations but Sparta did not
False
True
2
Greek doctor who was the first to realize that sickness had natural causes and that the heart pumps blood
Hercules
Homer
Icarus
Hippocrates
3
Athens was located near which sea?
Mediterranean Sea
Aegean Sea
Caspian Sea
Ionian Sea
4
A government where power is held by the common people who vote on laws and leaders
Democracy
Theocracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
5
a Greek infantry soldier who used bronze armor, shields, swords, and spears
Phalanx
Trireme
Hoplite
Lyre
6
What did Ptolemy do in the field of geography?
Created the first map of the known world
Realized the earth revolves around the sun
Created lines of latitude and longitude
Discovered Antarctica
7
This city-state had a monarchy as their government
Crete
Macedonia
Sparta
Athens
8
Which statement best describes educations for girls in ancient Athens?
They were taught things like cooking, sewing, and cleaning)
Girls usually did not go to school at all for a traditional education
Their education was exactly the same as what boys received
They were taught the same academic subjects that boys learned, only at home
9
The Greek city-states would put wars on hold to hold the Olympics
True
False
10
How did the Greeks defeat the city of Troy during the Trojan War?
By hiding soldiers inside a giant wooden horse
By combining their army with Mesopotamia's navy
By hiding soldiers inside a giant wooden elephant
By combining their navy with Egypt's navy
11
The various Greek city-states never fought each other and viewed themselves as part of one large, unified country
False
True
12
Drama is the art of writing and producing...
Movies
Books
Podcast episodes
Plays for a theater
13
What kinds of sports would boys in Athens most likely participate in when they went to school?
Hockey and basketball
Wrestling and gymnastics
Football and rugby
Soccer and baseball
14
a military formation where hoplites would closely line up in a square and move forward together as one unit
Lyre
Hoplite
Phalanx
Trireme
15
Goddess of agriculture (farming)
Poseidon
Demeter
Zeus
Athena
16
What moral or lesson can be learned from the "Daedalus and Icarus" myth?
Money, wealth, and gold are not the most important things in life
Time does not stop for anyone, and all humans will age as it goes on
It is wise to listen to your elders, since they usually know what is best
Following specific directions is extremely important
17
God of the sea
Poseidon
Athena
Demeter
Zeus
18
Athens had the strongest BLANK of all the Greek city-states
Marines
Army
Navy
Air Force
19
Which options describes crops that were most commonly grown in Greece?
Coffee and fruits like banannas
Grapes and olives
Corn and wheat
Rice and corn
20
What moral or lesson can be learned from the "King Midas" myth?
Time does not stop for anyone, and all humans will age as it goes on
Money, wealth, and gold are not the most important things in life
Following specific directions is extremely important
It is wise to listen to your elders, since they usually know what is best
21
Greece is an example of this geographic feature (land surrounded by water on 3 sides)
Peninsula
Archipelago
Canyon
Island
22
Sparta had the strongest BLANK out of all the Greek city-states
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marines
23
Author who wrote "The Odyssey", a story about the Trojan War featuring many mythological creatures
Zeus
Hippocrates
King Midas
Homer
24
What moral or lesson can be learned from the "Orpheus and Eurydice" myth?
Following specific directions is extremely important
Money, wealth, and gold are not the most important things in life
It is wise to listen to your elders, since they usually know what is best
Time does not stop for anyone, and all humans will age as it goes on
25
What moral or lesson can be learned from the "Eos and Tithonus" myth?
Time does not stop for anyone, and all humans will age as it goes on
Following specific directions is extremely important
It is wise to listen to your elders, since they usually know what is best
Money, wealth, and gold are not the most important things in life
26
A government where power is held by a king or queen who inherits power from their royal family
Theocracy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
27
Which option best describes the geographic features surrounding Greece?
Mountains and deserts
Rivers and oceans
Mountains and seas
Glaciers and deserts
28
An ancient Greek theater would be shaped like
A paralellogram
A bowl
A circle
A square
29
Which event did NOT exist in the ancient Olympic games?
Running
Wrestling
Snowboarding
Boxing
30
What did Herodotus do in the field of geography?
Realized the earth revolves around the sun
Discovered Antarctica
Created lines of latitude and longitude
Created the first map of the known world
31
The "Persephone and Hades" myth explains which natural scientific thing?
The movement of the tectonic plates
The changing of the seasons
The changing of day to night
The formation of hurricanes and tornadoes
32
How did farmers in ancient Greece create good land for farming?
By cutting "steps" into mountainsides
By growing crops like truffles underground in the desert sound
By draining rivers
By digging underground starting at the base of the mountains
33
What did they use in Athens as money?
Metal coins featuring the goddess Athena
Metal coins featuring the god Poseidon
Metal coins featuring the goddess Hera
Iron bars featuring the goddess Athena
34
a wooden battleship invented in Athens that featured 3 rows of oars and a bronze battering ram
Hoplite
Trireme
Phalanx
Lyre
35
The Greeks used BLANK for cooking, washing, and lighting lamps
Cheese from goats
Milk from goats
Olive oil
Whale oil
36
Which option describes things that Athens was very good at?
Art, architecture, writing, and drama (acting in plays)
None of the above
Physical sports such as wrestling and gymnastics
Fighting in wars against other city-states
37
Which animals would have been most likely domesticated in ancient Greece?
Pigs and sheep
Goats and sheep
Cows and pigs
Horses and goats
38
Goddess of wisdom
Poseidon
Zeus
Athena
Demeter
39
What would boys in Athens NOT learn when they went to school?
Reading/Writing
Math
Literature (reading fancy things like novels)
Social Studies (history, geography, economy)
40
King of the gods/god of the sky
Zeus
Athena
Poseidon
Demeter
41
This city-state had a democracy as their government
Sparta
Crete
Macedonia
Athens
42
The economy of Athens relied on BLANK while the economy of Sparta relied on BLANK
Trade/farming
Factories/farming
Farming/trade
Mining/fishing
43
What did they use in Sparta as money?
Metal coins featuring the goddess Hera
Metal coins featuring the goddess Athena
Metal coins featuring the god Poseidon
Iron bars
44
a marketplace in the center of Athens where merchants sold things
Citadel
Economy
Agora
Acropolis
45
In ancient Greece, only free men born in a city-state were considered citizens of that city-state
True
False
46
A person who has certain rights and responsibilities in a society
Peasant
Citizen
Patron
Subject
47
Slavery was not allowed in Sparta
True
False
48
The Greek city-states were polytheistic and followed the same gods
False
True
