Greek World Review

Where did the Greeks go to find out about their future?

• Mount Olympus

• Zeus

• Church

• An oracle

Which of the following buildings reflect the influence of the classical Greek architecture?

• The Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine

• Cinderella's Castle in Magic Kingdom

• The White House and Pacetti Bay

• The White House and Capitol Building

Where did the Greeks believed their gods/ goddesses lived?

• In the acropolis in Athens

• Massive mansions in neighborhoods with a guarded gate

• At the top of Mount Olympus

• Under the ocean, on the sea floor

How did the Greeks get exposed to different civilizations?

• Through trade, the Greeks experienced cultural diffusion.

• The Greeks conquered essentially everyone and took their culture.

• The Greeks never interacted with other cultures because of their tough geography.

• The Greeks used their mythology to convince other civilizations to convert.

Comedies and tragedies are examples of ___________.

• Fables that the Greeks used to teach moral lessons

• The first types of dramas developed by the Greeks

• The different type of epic poems

• Literary works developed by the Greeks, but are no longer used in modern society

What is a myth?

• A story that is meant to teach some type of moral lesson

• A story that is meant to teach some type of immoral lesson

• Traditional stories about gods/ heroes that were meant to explain the world around them

• A story for children that teaches absolutely nothing useful

Despite being separated by mountains and tough geography, Greek people were united by a ________ culture.

• complex

• common

• uncommon

• distinct

Which of the following are the three different types of columns the Greeks used?

• Iconic, Dory, and Corset

• Minnie, Mickey, and Donald

• Corinthian, Doric, and Ionic

• Doric, Ionic, and Cooky

How did the Greeks honor their chief god, Zeus?

• They wrote fables that talked about Zeus' powers

• They gathered at the top of Mount Olympus to worship

• They threw massive parties and sang some gnarly tunes

• They participated in the Olympics

Homer is known for writing ______ and ______, which are two examples of _____.

• Iliad and Odyssey; epics

• Lilac and Oysseus; epics

• Percy Jackson and Harry Potter; elite books

• The Simpsons; an animated television series