Module 9 Hellenistic World Lesson 3 Hellenistic Achievements

What was the Hellenistic culture of Egypt a blend of? p.316

• Egyptian & Greek

• Egyptian & Roman

• Greek & Roman

• Egyptian & Persian

Hellenistic buildings tended to be smaller and less ornate than Greek buildings. p. 317

• True

• False

• No one knows

The Pharos was a magnificent _______, one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World. p. 316

• library

• temple

• statue

• lighthouse

Hellenistic women were more restricted than ancient Greek women. p.317

• True

• False

• No one knows.

What was the difference between early Greek statues and Hellenistic statues? p. 318

• Hellenistic statues were more god-like.

• Greek statues were sculpted like Egyptian art.

• Hellenistic statues were more realistic-like.

• Greek statues were much larger.

In the Ptolemaic kingdom, people worshipped: p. 318

• Egyptian gods

• Greek & Persian gods

• Greek gods

• Greek & Egyptian gods

• Alexander the Great

Which of these is NOT a Hellenistic philosophy? p. 319

• cynicism

• stoicism

• skepticism

• epicureanism

• Socratic

Which philosophy stresses self-discipline and controlling emotions? p.319

• Socratic

• cynicism

• stoicism

• skepticism

• epicureanism

Who was perhaps the greatest Hellenistic inventor? p.320

• Archimedes

• Aristarchus

• Euclid

• Cleopatra

• Alexander the Great

This astronomer was the first to correctly say the earth moves around the sun. p. 320

• Archimedes

• Aristarchus

• Euclid

• Aristotle

• Diogenes