Ancient Greece

What does the "G" in G.R.A.P.E.S. stand for?

• Government

• Geography

• Growth

• Generosity

Which of the following is represented by the "R" in G.R.A.P.E.S.?

• Rights

• Religion

• Resources

• Recreation

During ancient history, Greek territory extended into which additional continents besides Europe?

• Africa and Asia

• North America and Australia

• South America and Antarctica

• Australia and Africa

Explain how the sea contributed to the exchange of resources between ancient Greece and other civilizations.

• The sea isolated Greece from other civilizations.

• The sea allowed Greeks to acquire food and resources from Africa, Asia, and Europe.

• The sea made it difficult for Greeks to travel.

• The sea only provided fish for the Greeks.

How does Greek mythology reflect human characteristics in its gods, and why might this be significant for understanding ancient Greek culture?

• The gods are depicted as perfect beings, showing the Greeks valued perfection.

• The gods display human emotions like trickery, jealousy, and anger, indicating the Greeks saw their gods as relatable and reflective of human nature.

• The gods never interact with humans, showing a separation between divine and mortal.

• The gods are always peaceful, showing the Greeks valued peace above all.

Which Olympian is known as the God of the Sky and Thunder?

• Poseidon

• Hades

• Zeus

• Demeter

Compare the roles of Demeter and Hestia in Greek mythology. How do their domains differ?

• Demeter is the goddess of the hearth, while Hestia is the goddess of agriculture.

• Demeter is the goddess of the harvest and agriculture, while Hestia is the goddess of the hearth, home, and family.

• Both are goddesses of marriage and childbirth.

• Hestia is the goddess of the sea, while Demeter is the goddess of the underworld.

Which Olympian is associated with the Moon, Hunting, Archery, and Childbirth?

• Artemis

• Athena

• Aphrodite

• Demeter

Which Olympian is the Goddess of Love and Beauty?

• Aphrodite

• Athena

• Artemis

• Hera

Dionysus is the god of which of the following?

• Wine, Grapes, Theater, and Celebration

• Fire and the Forge

• Wisdom and War

• Hunting and Archery