Ancient Greece exam

What are city-states?

• independent states made up of a city and the land that surrounds it

• dependent states made up of a city and the land that surrounds it

• islands combining together after weathering and erosion

• independent countries forming alliances forming a continent

Why are Greek myths important to the Greeks?

• they express their religious beliefs through the myths

• they discuss other religions through their myths

• they explain what animals will be through their myths

• the myths tell them who the other people in other nations are

Doric, Ionic, Corinthian

These belong to what heading?

• Architecture

• City-State

• poetry

• philosophy

Ruled Athens during its Golden Age; extended democracy.

• Asoka

• Pericles

• Phidias

• Socrates

Greek culture still impacts us today through

• Arts, philosophy, math, and politics.

• Arts, philosophy, and warfare

• wedding traditions

• male and female gender roles

What were the TWO major crops of Ancient Greece? 

• Barley & Wheat 
• Barley & Grapes 
• Grapes & Olives
• Olives & Wheat 

In what continent is Greece located?

• Europe
• Australia
• America
• Asia

What sea is located along the eastern coast of Greece?

• Red Sea
• Arabian Sea
• Aegean Sea
• Black Sea

What geographical feature formed natural borders between the city-states of Ancient Greece?

• mountains
• rivers
• deserts
• forests

If you wanted to debate with an Athenian philosopher, where would you go?

• The Parthenon

• The Festival of Dionysus

• The Temple of Athena

• The Agora