I am the god of the sea and have a trident.

Who was the king of all gods and goddesses in ancient Greek religion?

According to a Greek legend, who was the Greek city-state Athens named after?

Who is the god of music and poetry?

During their lifetime, who conquered many areas of Asia that were under Persian rule?

Who was the philosopher that lived in ancient Greece, asked a lot of questions in order to learn, and was Plato's teacher?

In which city-state did boys have to start training for the army when they turned 7 years old?

After Pheidippides ran the long distance to announce the victory of Athens, which word became the name of a long-distance race to honor his accomplishment?

What did Athena offer the city-state that would give the people food to eat, oil to cook and light lamps with, and wood to build with?

Which of the following is not a contribution from ancient Greece?

Who was Alexander the Great's teacher who taught him to observe?

In ancient Greece, what did an athlete receive if he won the Olympics?

Where did ancient Greeks believe gods and goddesses lived?

The word "Academy" comes from which philosopher? He was also Aristotle's teacher.

1. Messenger - A messenger is someone who carries messages and does errands or jobs.

Marathon - A marathon is a long-distance foot race measuring a little more than 26 miles.

Tame - A tame animal is wild and hard to control.

Assembly - The students went to an assembly for Veteran's Day. It was a large group of people.

Independently - The city-states did things independently from each other except during emergencies.