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Ancient ancestors to Greeks who lived on the island of Crete.
Minoans
Etruscans
Mycenaeans
Spartans
2
Writer who is credited with writing the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Bart
Socrates
Herotodus
Homer
3
During the Hellenistic period, there were important achievements in _____
Warfare and government
Tragedy and comedy
Writing and printing
Mathematics and science
4
The friendly reception of guests or strangers
Reliability
Respect
Hospitality
Responsibility
5
Citizens of Athens during the Golden Age saw
Democracy flourish (thrive)
The arts decline
Many rebellions
Buildings destroyed
6
Long series of wanderings or adventures, especially when filled with experiences, hardships
odyssey
immortal
illiad
teamwork
7
Women in Sparta could own property and run businesses
True
False
8
What excuse did Penelope give so she wouldn't have to marry anyone else?
Told them when she finished sculpting she would pick
When she finished weaving a basket
She just told them she didn't want to marry them
Told them when she finished weaving a cloth she would pick
9
Someone or something that lives forever
immoral
lively
immortal
intuition
10
A comparison between two unlike things that share the same characteristics
intuition
analogy
acropolis
ingenuity
11
Athenian form of currency
values
euro
lira
drachma
12
A person not belonging to one of the great civilizations; not cultured
slave
barbarian
leader
aristocrat
13
Ancient ancestors to the Greeks who lived on mainland Greece and were war loving people.
Mycenaeans
Minoans
Etruscans
Macedonians
14
In Athens this was the center of public life
stoa
acropolis
courts
agora
15
The term that means "able to live forever"
superior
plague
immortal
phalanx
16
Hero and main character in the Odyssey.
Alexander
Odysseus
Polyphemus
Telemachus
17
The picture on the next screen is an example of:
infantry
phalanx
navy
cavalry
18
A tool used in political cartoons that provide clarity and emphasis
captions and labels
symbolism
irony
analogy
19
The triangular upper front part of the Parthenon
columns
obelisk
frieze
pediment
20
A fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek city
peninsula
acropolis
city-state
Agora
21
Which one of these men was a Spartan king and military leader?
Pericles
Alexander
Leonidas
Themistocles
22
To appreciate something/someone
respect
love
value
loyalty
23
Ancient Greek historian who wrote much about the Persian Wars and Greek culture.
Angelou
Herotodus
Aristotle
Homer
24
Instinctivly knowing; knowing something by sensing it
intuition
understanding
reliable
respect
25
What feature of the Parthenon is "B"?
frieze
obelisk
column
pediment
26
What best describes the role of women in Athens
Could own property
Could vote
Ran the home and family
Spent most of their time outdoors
27
An ancient Greek play that satirizes (makes fun of) politicians and other leaders
comedy
tragedy
drama
action
28
Penelope showed ______ by holding off and not marrying someone else.
justice
ingenuity
athleticism
loyalty
29
When the Greek naval forces cut off access to the Persian war ships- this is called a ______
phalanx
cavalry
blockade
dory
30
Form of government ruled by one person gained power from support of the middle class
Democracy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Monarchy
31
A central area in Greek cities used both as a market place and as a meeting place
market
city-state
agora
church
32
When someone is killed for political or social reasons it is referred to as a
annihilation
homicide
suicide
assassination
33
A feeling of admiration for something or someone
hospitality
respect
athleticism
justice
34
The use of an object to represent or stand for something
exaggeration
captions
symbolism
irony
35
The picture on the next screen is an example of:
cavalry
navy
phalanx
infantry
36
Cooperative work done by a group of people
hospitality
cooperative
teamwork
analogy
37
A member of a rich and powerful family
acropolis
illiad
aristocrat
values
38
A Greek play in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow
myth
legend
tragedy
comedy
39
The expression of the way things are rather than how they should or are expected to be
justice
irony
symbolism
analogy
40
The term for the men who wanted to marry Penelope
scavangers
hunters
suitors
tailors
41
When fair punishment is handed down to the person who committed a crime
justice
hospitality
prison
loyalty
42
Which event came first?
Peloponnesian Wars
Persian Wars
43
Which event came first?
Athens Golden Age
Persian Wars
44
Form of government ruled by small group of people
Monarchy
Tyranny
Democracy
Oligarchy
45
What feature of the Parthenon is "A"?
column
pediment
obelisk
frieze
46
Being cleverly inventive
ingenuity
intuitive
immortal
creative
47
The goal of Greek art was
To present fantastic images of people and events.
To teach Greek philosophy
Present images that were lifelike & showed perfection.
To destroy the art of other peoples
48
King of Macedonia who united Greece
Cleopatra
Pericles
Phillip II
Alexander
49
Form of government ruled by one person who usually gains power because his father was leader
Tyranny
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
50
Showing faithfulness and being committed to something
loyalty
teamwork
justice
hospitality
51
The Iliad and the Odyssey, long poems about theTrojan War and its aftermath, are examples of.
movies
non-fiction
epics
fairy tales
52
The supreme god of ancient Greek mythology
Apollo
Zeus
Hera
Poseidon
53
Most Greeks believed their gods were _________________
Weak and ineffective
Out to get them
Moral beings
The source of everything
54
What feature of the Parthenon is "C"?
frieze
obelisk
pediment
column
55
Obama's ears in this picture are an example of _________________
analogy
symbolism
exaggeration
irony
56
Why were there so many city-states in ancient Greece?
They did not have a common language
They were separated by geographic barriers
They did not worship the same gods
They were too busy farming to unite
57
According to the Iliad, what was the reason for the Greek victory in the Trojan War?
Some powerful gods changed sides
Achilles’ heel
Superior weapons
The Trojan Horse
58
The Greek myths were important because these stories explained the _____
Adventures of real people
Coming of the Dark Ages to Greece
Creation of the universe and the forces of nature
Growth of the Egyptian empire
59
Why did many Greeks become traders and sailors?
They had lots of boats
There was little farmland in Greece
They wanted to escape enemies
They hoped to find Asia
60
The long narrow line of sculpted reliefs that runs along the upper part of he Parthenon.
pediment
marble
columns
frieze
61
Bird-like creatures who lured passing ships to their island.
Alarms
Sirens
Cyclops
Circe
62
Who was Alexander the Great's father?
Pericles
Peter
Phillip
Michael
63
A Greek poem describing the siege of Troy (not the return home)
Odyssey
Illiad
Homer
acropolis
64
The term for what a civilization or person considers important
respect
religion
money
values
65
During the Golden Age of Greece, Athenians made great achievements in _____
Flood control
Farming technology
The arts
Tomb building
66
The spread of Greek culture is referred to as
Greekism
Alexandria
Hellenism
Macedonism
67
A city that is also a separate independent state with their own government
agora
hospitality
City-state
odyssey
68
Greek philosopher who was put on trial as a threat to the government & sentenced to death
Aristotle
Homer
Thales
Socrates
69
Unlike Athens, in ancient Sparta the government concentrated all its resources on _____
Famous artisans
Successful merchants
A pleasurable lifestyle
Brave and skillful warriors
70
Ancient Greek currency
drachma
diamonds
dollar
yen
71
Odysseus and Penelope's son together
Telemachus
Pericles
Homer
Polyphemus
72
Physically active and strong, good at sports
immortal
sports nation
physician
athleticism
73
Some scholars believe that in ancient Athens, one third of all people were _____
men
women
slaves
children
74
The alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens.
Peloponnesian League
Delian League
Allied Powers
League of Corinth
75
Who was Themistocles?
A Macedonian general
Egyptian pharoah
a Greek politician and navy general
Persian king
76
The geography of ancient Greece made it hard for communities to
To unify
To speak different languages
Fight with each other
Worship different gods
77
The alliance of Greek city-states led by Sparta.
Delian League
League of Corinth
NATO
Peloponnesian League
78
Which event came first?
Greece's Dark Age
Athens' Golden Age
79
Form of government in which majority rules and the people make decisions
Tyranny
Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
80
The concept of moral rightness based on ethics, rationality, law, fairness, or equity
religious
rightiousness
ingenuity
justice
81
Which one of these men was a Persian king?
Xerxes
Themistocles
Pericles
Leonidas
82
Which event came first?
Hellenism
Greek Dark Ages
83
To make an overstatement or to stretch the truth
immortal
values
exaggeration
lie