What do you already know??

1.What is your name?

2.What does it mean to actively listen to a classmate during a discussion?

• To ignore what others say and think about your own ideas.

• To pay attention, show interest, and think about their ideas.

• To talk over your classmates while they are speaking.

• To only listen when the teacher is talking.

Answer explanation

Actively listening means to pay attention, show interest, and think about a classmate's ideas. This fosters a respectful and engaging discussion, unlike ignoring them or talking over them.

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3.How can you add to a classmate’s idea during a discussion? 

• By changing the topic completely.

• By repeating what they said without adding anything.

• By talking with them and adding more information.

• By arguing against their idea without listening.

Answer explanation

The best way to add to a classmate's idea is by engaging in conversation and providing additional information. This approach fosters collaboration and enhances the discussion, unlike changing the topic or arguing without listening.

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4.What do you already know about Greek mythology?   

• Greek mythology is about real-life events that happened in history.

• It includes gods and goddesses like Zeus.

• There are no important characters in Greek mythology.

• Greek mythology is the study of Greek architecture.

Answer explanation

Greek mythology prominently features gods and goddesses, such as Zeus, who play significant roles in various myths. This choice accurately reflects the essence of Greek mythology, unlike the other options.

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5.What do you know about Athena or her stories?  

• Athena is the goddess of love and beauty.

• She is the goddess of wisdom.

• Athena was a mortal who fought in battles.

• She is known for her terrible temper.

Answer explanation

Athena is primarily known as the goddess of wisdom, strategy, and warfare, not love and beauty. The other options misrepresent her character, as she is a divine figure, not a mortal, and her temperament is often depicted as rational.

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6.What type of food did ancient Greeks eat?

• Pizza

• Bread, olives, and fish

• Hamburgers

• Ice cream

Answer explanation

Ancient Greeks primarily consumed foods like bread, olives, and fish, which were staples in their diet. Pizza, hamburgers, and ice cream are modern foods that did not exist in ancient Greece.

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7.What was the Olympic Games?  

• A cooking contest

• A festival with sports and competitions

• A music concert

• A dance party

Answer explanation

The Olympic Games were originally a festival held in ancient Greece, featuring various sports and competitions. This makes 'A festival with sports and competitions' the correct choice, as it accurately describes the nature of the event.

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8. What is a myth?

• A true story

• A made-up story about gods and heroes

• A math problem

• A song

Answer explanation

A myth is typically defined as a made-up story about gods and heroes, often used to explain natural phenomena or cultural beliefs. The other options do not accurately represent the concept of a myth.

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9.What was one of the competitions in the Olympics?

• Swimming

• Gymnastics

• Sailing

• Wrestling

Answer explanation

Wrestling is one of the oldest sports in the Olympics, dating back to ancient Greece. It remains a core event, showcasing strength and technique, making it a correct choice among the listed competitions.

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10.Name one story you remember. 

Answer explanation

One memorable story is 'The Tortoise and the Hare,' which teaches that slow and steady wins the race, emphasizing the value of perseverance over arrogance.

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