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6th grade ancient Greece/ #6thgradesocialstudies
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1
Toughness and survival were taught by...
none of the above
Athenian schools
Spartan schools
all of the above
2
What happened to Athens at the end of the war with Sparta?
It was never again a leader in the Greek world.
It ended the Golden Age of Athens.
It was destroyed by fire.
It was invaded by the Egyptians.
3
What does the story of the Trojan Horse show about the Greeks?
That they were good at sculpting.
That they believed in a horse god.
How they worshipped horses
How clever they were.
4
Why were the Helots important?
They were a famous singing group.
They did all the farm work in Sparta.
They did all the farm work in Athens.
They delivered pizza all around town.
5
What is a city-state?
an island with its own government and laws
a city with its own government and laws
villages or cities with its own government and laws
6
What fraction of the population of Athens were slaves?
1/3
1/2
2/8
1/4
7
At what age were boys in Sparta forced to join the military?
7
21
18
12
8
Which 2 city-states had a bitter war that led to the decline of the Ancient Greek Civilization?
Troy and Knossos
Thebes and Delphi
Athens and Sparta
Corinth and Mycenae
9
During the Greek Golden Age...
no one knew how to read or write
democracy flourished.
more people owned pets
more people were homeless.
10
What is an agora?
the name of a philosopher
a popular drink in ancient Greece
a special dish made with pig's feet
a marketplace and center of public life
11
The mountains in Greece ...
all of these answers
protected them from invaders.
made farming difficult.
separated small villages.
12
A philosopher was ...
an artist of ancient Greece.
someone who used reason to understand natural events.
a news reporter.
an Uber driver.
13
Where did thinkers talk freely about ideas?
all of the above
Athens
Sparta
none of the above
14
Where did women have more freedom?
Athens
None of the above
All of the above
Sparta
15
What is a blockade?
a move in the game Monopoly
closing off an area to travelers or traders
a sports drink
a dance
16
What made Sparta a city-state?
It had its own flag.
It had its own laundromat.
It had its own government.
It had its own movie theater.
17
Hellenistic refers to...
a hairstyle.
Greek culture after Alexander's death.
a way of preparing turkey.
doing things like Ellen.
18
Why was it hard for communities to unify in Ancient Greece?
because of the way people dressed
because of the different languages spoken in the city-states
because of the geography
19
Why were Greek myths important?
They contained secret recipes.
They were told at birthday parties for entertainment.
They explained the behavior of people that were insane.
They explained the mysteries of nature.
20
What did Alexander the Great accomplish?
He made new tax laws that only benefited the rich.
He opened the first shopping mall.
He spread Greek culture & expanded his empire.
He had his own cooking show.
21
What increased during the Dark Ages?
the number of people that owned a car
opportunities to get a good education
better healthcare for citizens
poverty levels
22
An aristocrat was ...
the name of a cartoon show.
a popular ride at Playland.
a member of a gang in ancient Greece.
a member of a rich & powerful family.
23
What is a democracy?
A government run by military forces
A government run by a dictator
A government run by a king
A government run by the people
24
Philosophers believed that...
children were annoying.
the Easter bunny was real.
the gods were NOT the source of everything.
all people had special powers.
