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WorksheetsChapter 10 and 11
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worship of many gods or deities.
chorus
mythology
polytheism
1. poetic songs and played with lyre.
chorus
mythology
polytheism
lyric poetry
stories that people tell about their gods and heroes.
chorus
mythology
polytheism
lyric poetry
They commented on the action and advised the characters.
chorus
mythology
polytheism
lyric poetry
Was in honored Zeus.
Delphic Oracle
Lyric Poetry
Olympic games
Apollo Temple.
Delphic Oracle
Lyric Poetry
Olympic games
Had supernatural powers and looked and behaved like human beings
Greek Gods
Mythology
myths
Myths explained:
changed human behavior, taught moral lessons and stories of heroes.
wisdom, underworld and phrophesy
The Olympian Gods :
Zeus and Hera
Poseidon and Apollo
none
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The supreme ruler of the gods
Ares
Apollo
Zeus
Poseidon
He was the lord of the sky and god of the rain.
Ares
Apollo
Zeus
Poseidon
The queen of the gods and goddess of marriage.
Aphrodite
Hera
Athena
god of the sea and Hades, did NOT live in Olympus.
Ares
Apollo
Zeus
Poseidon
God of prophesy, music, poetry and light.
Poseidon
Apollo
Hermes
Ares
love and beauty.
Athena
Aphrodite
Artemis
twin sister of Apollo
Athena
Aphrodite
Artemis
messenger of gods; Protector of travelers and patron of merchants.
Hestia
Hermes
Hephaestus
fire and craftworkers god:
Hestia
Hermes
Hephaestus
Earth god:
Hestia
Hermes
Hephaestus
Greeks honored their gods by:
rituals
prayers
animal sacrifices
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none
home of major Gods
Mount Olympus
Delphi on Mount of Parnassus
Home of Apollo Temple,
Mount Olympus
Delphi on Mount of Parnassus
Parthenon in honor
Aphrodite
Artemis
Athena.
The winners of Athletic Contests won privileges and fame.
True
False
Literature was linked with religion example was Homer’s epic poems
True
False
Reflected that gods controlled human lives.
Iliad
Odyssey
Both
Greek Drama
epic
comedy
tragedy
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Greek Drama Antigone is
epic
comedy
tragedy
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Aesop's Fables stories teaches:
moral lesson
God Dionysus was honored
was about heroic figures
Was Questions and answer
Socratic Method
Hippocratic Oath
means Love of wisdom
Hippocratic Oath
Socratic Method
Philosophy
The themes of conversations, questions and answers:
about the universe
What is real and what is true
good life
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Developed questions and answer method.
Socrates
Plato
Develop the dialogue system.
Socrates
Plato
Founded school of philosophy, Academy
Socrates
Plato
Founded Stoics, a philosophy
Socrates
Plato
Zeno
They tried to master their emotions through self-control.
Socrates questions and answer
Plato dialogue
Zeno stoics
Was the father of history
Socrates
Plato
Zeno
Herodotus
Herodotus's masterwork was The Histories and
the first an autobiography
Thucydides about Peloponnesian war
Wrote The Republic book
Socrates
Plato
Xenophon
Aristotle
Wrote wrote a book about government, Politics
Socrates
Plato
Xenophon
Aristotle
compared existing governments. He believe that the best government would be a balance one
Socrates
Plato
Xenophon
Aristotle
did not approve of the way democracy in Athens and the leaders would not be elected by the people.
Socrates
Plato
Xenophon
Aristotle
Believed that all things are made of water and Earth was a disk that floated on water.
Socrates
Plato
Thales
of Miletus
Aristotle
Analyzed data about plants, animals, and rocks. Studied math and logic, government and arts.
Socrates
Plato
Thales
of Miletus
Aristotle
Created weapon that used mirrors to redirect sun’s light to set fire
Archimedes
Plato
Thales
of Miletus
Aristotle
The numbers were the key to understanding the universe. Developed the idea of square numbers
Archimedes
Pythagoras
Thales
of Miletus
Aristotle
The best known Greek doctor
Archimedes
Pythagoras
Thales
of Miletus
Hippocrates
Was the center for the study of medicine
Greeks
Egyptians
Alexandria
Library was founded by the Ptolemies
True
False
Ptolemies's goal was acquire a copy of every book in the world.
True
False
Invented screw, Irrigation system and drain swamps.
Euclid
Hierophilus and Erasistratus
Archimedes
Ptolemies
The union of Greek and Roman was civilization called Greco-Roman
True
False
Which structure is considered to be the finest example of classical Greek architecture?
The Great Library at Alexandria
The temple of Apollo
Parthenon
According to this passage from The Hippocratic Oath, why might it be important for a doctor to keep secret what he learns from a patient?
“I will prescribe treatment for the good of my patients according to my ability and never do harm to anyone. In every house where I come I will enter only for the good of my patients. All that I learn from my patients I will keep secret.”
Because if a doctor’s treatment of a patient does not work, the doctor hopes his reputation will not be damaged by gossip
Because a doctor who earns a patient’s trust will be able to treat that patient more completely
Because being a doctor was highly competitive and doctors
had to compete for patients
Whose work can be linked to the earlier observations of Thales of Miletus?
Aristarchus and Democritus
Democritus and Eratosthenes
Eratosthenes and Aristotle.
Aristotle and Aristarchus
Each of the following ancient Greeks valued observation and the knowledge gained through the senses in reaching scientific conclusions EXCEPT
Aristotle.
PLato
Hippocrates.
Thales.
Which ancient Greek is said to have used his observations of nature to develop a military weapon?
Archimedes
Hercules
Pythagoras
achilles
Why did the ancient Greeks study and write about the past?
They wanted a record of their accomplishments to look back on.
They thought that learning why past events took place
would help make them wise.
They believed it was important to pass knowledge on to
future generations.
Which Greek philosopher’s method of teaching his followers is still used by teachers today?
Plato
Socrates
Much of the knowledge that added to Greek learning in the Hellenistic Age came from
Rome
Egypt
The defeat of which city-states was key to the Macedonians’ conquest of Greece?
Athens and Sparta
Thebes and Athens
Sparta and Thebes
hereditary class of rulers
Citizens
Aristocracy
Acropolis
Built in two levels on a high hill stood
Acropolis
Polis
Citizens
Polis is a City State
True
False
The knowledge that added to Greek learning in the Hellenistic Age came from:
China
India
Persia
Egypt
which groups resented Athens's growing power after winning the second Persian war
peloponnesian league
Delian league
Sparta
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Which Spartan King helped defend the Greeks at Thermopylae?
Leonidis/Thermopylae
Themistocles/Salamis
Xerxes/Salamis
why did Sparta want to weaken Athens's power in Ancient Greece?
because they feared Ionia democracy
because they feared Athenian democracy
Which structure is considered to be the finest example of Classical Greek architecture?
a temple known as Parthenon
City State
The descendents of kings or gods:
believe that gods gave them the political power.
owned large areas of land.
Slaves :
prisoners of war
are sold or trade
they cooked, cleaned
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Peloponnesian War:
bringing an end to the golden age of Ancient Greece.
was fought between the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta.
SPARTA WON
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Was a military oligarchy
Sparta
Athens
Formed the Delian League
Sparta
Athens
Fought against Persia in the Battle of Marathon
Sparta
Athens
Formed the Peloponnesian League
Sparta
Athens
Best example of Greek democracy
Athens
Sparta
Located on the Greek mainland
Athens
Sparta
Located on the Peloponnesian Peninsula
Athens
Sparta
Won the Peloponnesian War
Athens
Sparta
Invade Sicily and caused a battle during the Peloponnesian War
Athens
Sparta
How did Alexander's conquests help create Hellenistic culture?
Alexander founded Greek-style cities everywhere he went, creating Hellenistic culture.
Alexander founded Greek-style cities everywhere he went, creating Greek culture.
Dependent on trade and agriculture
Athens
Sparta
Dependent on agriculture
Athens
Sparta
Mandatory military service
Athens
Sparta
Not military service
Athens
Sparta
military service
Athens
Sparta
Democratic Government
Athens
Sparta
Oligarchic Government
Athens
Sparta
In Sparta, who could limit the power of the council of elders?
helots
ephors
women
any ordinary citizen
The status of the helots was a result of
wealth
inheritance
conquest
military strength
sparta was organized as a military state because of fear of the
Athenians
oligarchs
democrats
Messenians
__________ boys were removed from their parents' homes and began the “agoge,” a state-sponsored training regimen
Athenians
Spartan
Sparta boys were removed from their parents' homes and began the “agoge,” a state-sponsored training regimen in:
military families
barracks
in ephors' homes
Where was the greatest library of the ancient world located?
Carthage, North Africa
Sardis, Persia
Athens, Greece
Alexandria, Egypt
At the battle of marathon Athenian phalanxes defeated the
Spartan army
Persian army
Ionian Army
Sicilian Army
At what battle did Greek naval forces defeat the Persian navy?
Thermopylae
Syracuse
Salamis
Aegospotami
For protection and security Athens and other city states formed the:
Delian League
Peloponnesian League
Ionian League
Naxos League
What alliance did the oligarchies of Greece form for mutual protection?
Spartan League
Ionian League
Sicilian League
Peloponnesian League
Alexander's new cities developed a form of culture known as
Macedonian
Hellenistic
Persian
Egyptian
The land of Alexander's birth was:
Greece
Thebes
Macedonia
Egypt
What city did Alexander found on the Nile delta?
Thebes
Babylon
Pergamum
Alexandria
What general ruled Egypt after Alexander's death?
Ptolemy
Achilles
Philip
Aristotle
The Greeks practiced polytheism, meaning that they believed in
many gods with supernatural powers.
one god who looked and acted human
the goodness of all things in nature
Greek mythology is the collection of stories about
Greek gods and heroes
Greek military battles
The Olympic games honored
Zeus
Athena
What type of weapons did Alexander's army carry?
phalanxes
wooden shields
metal swords
sarissas
Where was the Great Library of the ancient world?
Carthage, North Africa
Sardis, Persia
Athens, Greece
Alexandria, Egypt
At the Battle of Marathon, Athenian phalanxes defeated the :
Spartan Army
Persian Army
Ionian Army
Sicilian Army
At what battle did Greek naval forces defeat the Persian navy?
Thermopylae
Syracuse
Salamis
Aegospotami
For protection and security, Athens and other city-states formed the
Delian League
Peloponnesian League
Ionian League
Naxos League
What alliance did the oligarchies of Greece form for mutual protection?
Spartan League
Peloponnesian League
Ionian League
Sicilian League
Soldiers on horseback are called:
archers
phalanxes
cavalry
infantry
Alexander's new cities developed a form of culture known as:
Macedonian
Hellenistic
cavalry
infantry
The land of Alexander's birth was:
Greece
Thebes
Macedonia
Egypt
The land of Alexander's birth was
Greece
Thebes
Macedonia
Egypt
How did the geography of Greece affect the way of life of City States?
The sea itself helped the Greeks to form city states. Greece was divided by bodies of water. Forming an empire like Persian would have been very difficult.
The mountains terrain divided the city. It kept the Greeks apart and also protected them from would be invaders. The land helped the Greeks create cities instead of a unified empire.
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People vote :
monarchy
aristocracy
democracy
Rule by select people; inherit status
democracy
monarchy
aristocracy
Boule propose laws
Athens
Sparta
Ruled by people
Athens
Sparta
For ancient Greek scientist, the main purpose of forming a hypothesis was to explain observations
True
False
where did most of their major gods live was On Mount Olympus
True
False
The Parthenon structure is considered to be the finest example of classical Greek architecture
True
False
Much of the territory conquered by Alexander the Great was previously part of Persian
True
False
ruler was most responsible for uniting Greece
Alexander The Great
King Philip
Alexander conquests create Hellenistic culture :
His armies moved across the world and took with them: ,cultural heritage and new ideas into his army.
watermills, Hippocrates oath
Contributions of ancient Greece that we use:
medicine: Hippocrates oath, dentistry-science atoms
Technology: watermills, mechanical toys; Aesops Fables
Math: Geometry and square numbers; Mythology stories
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