Greek Mythology Quiz

In what way were Greek gods and goddesses similar to humans?

• Greek gods and goddesses could die

• Greek gods and goddesses lived in human cities.

• Greek gods and goddesses had their own religion.

• Greek gods and goddesses had human emotions.

This is a timeline of events in Ancient Greek history. Which event completes this timeline?

• Persian military leaders revolted and established new governments in Greece.

• Several city-states formed an alliance under the leadership of Athens and Sparta.

• Leaders from Athens and Sparta were forced to ask Egypt for an alliance.

• Roman military units invaded Greece and declared war on Persia.

What is the historical significance of Homer’s Iliad?

• It lays out the basic practices of Ancient Greek religion.

• It is a copy of the first written laws in Ancient Greece.

• It provides insight into the experiences of Ancient Greeks.

• It is an example of the courses studied in Ancient Greek schools.

This is a map of Europe and parts of Southwest Asia. Which number correctly identifies Asia Minor?

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This chart shows three historical figures from Ancient Greece who had influenced one aspect of Ancient Greek culture. Which aspect of Ancient Greek culture best completes this chart?

• colonization

• economics

• philosophy

• warfare

How did the concept of the polis impact Greek city-states?

• It restricted the economy by preventing trade with foreign civilizations.

• It increased the territory controlled by city-states by creating mandatory military service.

• It decreased the influence of religion in city-states by making it illegal to enforce religious laws.

• It led to the development and expansion of democratic rights.

This chart provides evidence for which statement?

• Ancient Greek gods had very little influence on the experiences of most humans.

• Ancient Greek gods controlled different aspects of life.

• Ancient Greek gods were seen as aspects of one singular God.

• Ancient Greek gods represented the souls of reincarnated ancestors.

This chart shows the impacts of a geographical feature on Ancient Greece. Which phrases complete this chart? Select two that apply.

• increase in ocean trade

• isolation from Asia

• creation of new settlements

• development of democratic government

• creation of monotheistic religions like Judaism

This chart describes several forms of government in the ancient world. Which column correctly describes direct democracy?

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How did the Peloponnesian Wars impact the city-states of Greece?

• They weakened the city-states, which allowed them to be conquered by the Macedonians.

• They strengthened the city-states and united them into the Delian League.

• They encouraged the city-states to find allies and explore new lands.

• They prevented the city-states from trading and building wealth.