Acrópolis

The video tutorial explores the concept of an Acropolis, a fortified hill in ancient Greek cities, originating from the Greek words 'acro' (high) and 'polis' (city). It highlights the Acropolis of Athens, home to significant temples like the Parthenon, dedicated to Athena. The Acropolis served as a refuge during wars and influenced Western architecture for over 2000 years. The tutorial emphasizes the cultural and historical importance of having a high place over the city in ancient Greece.

What does the word 'Acropolis' mean in Greek?

• City of gods

• Ancient fortress

• Fortified hill

• High city

Which temple on the Acropolis of Athens was dedicated to the goddess Athena?

• Temple of Apollo

• Erechtheion

• Temple of Zeus

• Parthenon

Who was the Erechtheion named after?

• A famous Greek philosopher

• A mythical king of Athens

• A renowned architect

• A legendary warrior

Which goddess is the temple of Athena Nike dedicated to?

• Goddess of War

• Goddess of Love

• Goddess of Victory

• Goddess of Wisdom

How has the Acropolis of Athens influenced Western architecture?

• By influencing modern engineering techniques

• By providing a model for city planning

• By inspiring architectural styles for over 2000 years

• By introducing new building materials