A Typical Ancient Greek City

What area was the centre of activity in Ancient Greek cities?

• Theatre

• Acropolis

• Agora

• Sanctuary

• Stadium

What area was usually on a hill and was the last area of defence if the city was attacked?

• Theatre

• Acropolis

• Agora

• Sanctuary

• Stadium

What was a patron god of a city?

• A specific god that a city was dedicated to.

• A god that was the enemy of a city.

• A god that the people of a city did not believe in.

• None of these

True or false: Some Greek theatres could hold over 10,000 people.

• TRUE

• FALSE

What was at the centre of an Ancient Greek house?

• Kitchen

• Womens' quarters

• Courtyard

• storage room

• Dining room

What were the open air buildings around the agora called?

• Temples

• Sanctuaries

• Stoas

• Theatres

What was the name of a stadium that was designed to hold chariot races?

• Temple

• Agora

• Theatre

• Hippodrome

• Acropolis

What was the name for a city-state in Ancient Greece?

• Agora

• Burg

• Villa

• Polis

Where were the dead usually buried?

• In temples inside the town

• In a cemetery outside the town

• In the agora

• In the acropolis

True or False: Greek cities did not need walls as they were peaceful and did not need a defense.

• TRUE

• FALSE