Unit 3: Ancient Greece

Who was Homer

• Homer was a Greek historian.
• Homer was a famous mathematician.
• Homer was an ancient Greek poet.
• Homer was a Roman philosopher.

What was the iliad

• A historical account of the Roman Empire.
• A collection of Greek myths about gods and heroes.
• A philosophical treatise on ethics and morality.
• The Iliad is an epic poem about Achilles the Trojan War.

Who was herodotus

• Herodotus was an ancient Greek historian who wrote about the Persian war.

• Herodotus was an ancient Greek poet.
• Herodotus was a famous Greek philosopher.
• Herodotus was a Roman general.

What is a philosopher

• A philosopher is a person who sells books.
• A philosopher is a scientist who conducts experiments.
• A philosopher is a lover of wisdom

• A philosopher is someone who only studies mathematics.

Who was socrates

• Socrates was a modern scientist.
• Socrates was a medieval poet.
• Socrates was a famous Roman general.
• Socrates was a philosopher who examined beliefs and ideas through critical questioning

What did plato try to describe

• The concept of gravity

• The principles of economics

• The theory of evolution

• The perfect polis

What is a polis

• A polis is an ancient Greek city-state.
• A polis is a type of ancient Greek pottery.
• A polis refers to a Greek philosopher.
• A polis is a modern urban planning concept.

Who was hippocrates

• Hippocrates was a Greek physician whose oath set ethical standards for doctor

• Hippocrates was a famous Greek philosopher.
• Hippocrates was a Roman general during the Empire.
• Hippocrates was a renowned artist in ancient Greece.

Who was pythagoras

• Pythagoras was a Roman general.
• Pythagoras was a famous painter.
• Pythagoras was a medieval scientist.
• Pythagoras was a Greek philosopher and mathematician.

what was the odyssey

• An epic poem about Odysseus's journey home.

• A collection of short stories by Greek philosophers.
• A historical account of the Trojan War.
• A novel written by Shakespeare about a king.