Ancient Greece/Rome Asssessment

What is a peninsula?

• A peninsula is a landform surrounded by water on all sides.
• A peninsula is a landform surrounded by water on four sides.
• A peninsula is a landform surrounded by water on three sides.
• A peninsula is a landform surrounded by water on two sides.

What continent is Greece located on?

• Europe
• Australia
• South America
• Asia

Greek city states are called?

• agora
• acropolis
• parthenon
• polis

What were the two most powerful Greek city states?

• Troy and Delphi
• Corinth and Thebes
• Athens and Sparta
• Argos and Mycenae

Where was the birthplace of democracy?

• Athens, Greece
• Rome, Italy
• Paris, France
• Berlin, Germany

Who could vote in Athens, Greece?

• Free adult male citizens who had completed their military training
• Women
• Foreigners
• Enslaved individuals

The city-state where boys, at the age of 7, would start hardy soldier training

• Athens
• Athens
• Sparta
• Rome

American form of government

• Democratic Monarchy
• Federal Republic
• Communist Oligarchy
• Anarchist Confederation

Which of the following are citizens in Ancient Athens? 

• Enslaved individuals
• Foreigners
• Women
• Free adult male citizens

What is an acropolis?

• A type of dessert
• A type of ancient currency
• A settlement or citadel built on elevated ground.
• A type of musical instrument