Exploring Ancient Greece

Who is considered the king of the Greek gods?

• Zeus

• Apollo

• Hades

• Ares

What is the significance of the city-state of Athens?

• Athens is significant as the birthplace of democracy and a center of culture and philosophy.

• Athens was the capital of the Roman Empire.

• Athens was known for its military dominance in ancient Greece.

• Athens was primarily a trading hub with no cultural significance.

Which two city-states were the main rivals in the Peloponnesian War?

• Corinth and Thebes

• Athens and Corinth

• Sparta and Argos

• Athens and Sparta

What is the name of the famous temple dedicated to Athena in Athens?

• Temple of Zeus

• Acropolis

• Parthenon West

• Parthenon

Who wrote 'The Republic' and is known for his theory of forms?

• Epicurus

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle

What was the primary purpose of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece?

• To honor Zeus and promote unity among Greek city-states.

• To celebrate athletic prowess and individual achievement.

• To serve as a platform for political debates among leaders.

• To showcase artistic performances and cultural exhibitions.

Which philosopher is known for the Socratic method?

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Descartes

• Socrates

What was the outcome of the Peloponnesian War?

• The war ended in a stalemate with no clear winner.

• Sparta defeated Athens, ending the Athenian Empire.

• Athens defeated Sparta, leading to a new empire.

• Both sides agreed to a peace treaty that lasted for decades.

Which city-state was known for its military prowess and discipline?

• Sparta

• Thebes

• Athens

• Corinth

What is the term for the Greek city-state?

• acropolis

• democracy

• polis

• agora