The Parthenon

What is the name of this building?

• The Colosseum

• The Parthenon

• The Acropolis

• The Citidell

Where is this building located?

• Rome, Italy

• Florence, Italy

• Troy, Greece

• Athens, Greece

The building is part of the. . .

• Necropolis

• Acropolis

• Pollypopolis

• Panopolis

The building is dedicated to. . .

• Zeus

• Poseidon

• Athena

• Apollo

When was the building completed?

• 438 BCE

• 38B CE

• 438 CE

• 1438 CE

The building also functioned as the city . . .

• court

• armory

• treasury

• dining hall

SInce the fall of ancient Greece, the building has also served as. . .

• a church and mosque

• a market and meeting place

• a school and library

• a stable and grainery

The sculptures that used to decorate the building . . .

• were once covered in gold

• were once brightly painted

• were once decorated with flowers

• were once made of clay and glazed

Many of the sculptures were removed by Lord Elgin and . . .

• intentionally destroyed

• covered in gold

• painted

• bleached white

The building is a symbol of . . .

• power and wealth

• military force and skill

• democracy and western civilization

• freedom and civility