Ancient Greek Practice

The heavily armed infantry in Athens is known as

• phalanx

• cavalry
• hoplites
• Spartans

How did geography of Greece affect the ancient Greeks?

• The geography of Greece had no impact on the ancient Greeks.
• The geography of Greece led to the development of a centralized government.
• The geography of Greece affected the ancient Greeks in various ways, including the development of independent city-states, opportunities for trade and colonization, and the cultivation of crops.
• The geography of Greece hindered the ancient Greeks from engaging in trade and colonization.

Democracy was created by the Athenians as a means to

• give power to the people and allow them to participate in decision-making
• exclude certain groups of people from participating in decision-making.
• limit the power of the people and concentrate it in the hands of a few elites.
• establish a monarchy and give power to a single ruler.

The oracle of Delphi was consulted by the Greek city-states for

• trade agreements
• military strategies
• weather forecasts
• advice and predictions

The "love of wisdom" in Greece is

• science
• philosophy
• logic
• knowledge

What was the central marketplace in Greece

• Agora
• Plaza
• Bazaar
• Forum

The military state focused on the art of war in Greece

• Thebes
• Athens
• Corinth
• Sparta

The purpose of the Greek tragedy is

• To depict the downfall of a noble character due to their tragic flaw or fate.
• To explore the comedic aspects of human nature
• To showcase the everyday struggles of common people
• To celebrate the triumph of a noble character

The bronze age collapse caused the collapse of which Greek society

• Minoan
• Athenian
• Mycenaean
• Spartan

The spread of Hellenism

• Roman culture, language, and civilization.
• Greek culture, language, and civilization
• Egyptian culture, language, and civilization.
• Chinese culture, language, and civilization.