Chapter 4.1/4.2: Introduction to Ancient Greece – Assessment Rev

Location A on the Map is....

• The Mediterranean Sea

• The Red Sea

• The Aegean Sea

• The Adriatic Sea

Location B on the Map is....

• Athens

• Sparta

• Thessaly

• Macedonia

Location E on the Map is....

• Mount Delphi

• Mount Everest

• Mount Hera

• Mount Olympus

Location D on the Map is....

• Miletus

• Rhodes

• Athens

• Megara

Location C on the Map is....

• Crete

• Cyclops

• Long Island

• Corfu

Which Sea does Location F on the map represent?

• The Ionian Sea

• The Mediterranean Sea

• The Black Sea

• The Caspian Sea

What is a myth?

• A detailed written report of real events that happened exactly as described, often recorded by historians and used to study the past.

• A story told only to entertain children, featuring magical creatures, talking animals, and events that never try to explain real-world questions.

• A complex essay meant to solve scientific problems and provide accurate explanations about the universe.

• A story that explains the world, human behavior, or important life events

Which of the following does not explain why the Ancient Greeks wrote myths?

• To entertain people with exciting stories

• To help people remember history and culture

• To teach lessons about life and how to behave

• To make predictions about the weather and future events

Which of the following is NOT a Greek god or goddess?

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Which of the following is NOT a Greek god or goddess?

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