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Worksheets210 Greece Test Review Lavery
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 44mins
What three geographical formations form natural barriers between the Greek city-states?
mountains
big trees
oceans
seas
islands
Check the three seas that surround Greece.
Black
Ionian
Dead
Mediterranean
Aegean
A stretch of land that extends southward into the eastern part of the Mediterranean Sea.
Crete Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula
Florida
Spartan Peninsula
The western edge of Asia, the city of Troy is located here.
Asia Major
Asia Minor
Asia Middle
The Western Edge
Ancient Greek philosopher and disciple of Socrates... one of the most famous thinkers of Ancient Greece.
Buddha
Confucius
Plato
Play Dough
Ancient marketplace in Ancient Greece.
Flea-market
Farmers-market
Agora
South Shore Mall
Check of three of Greece's major crops.
olives
grapes
corn
lettuce
grains
An island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea ; center of the Minoan civilization.
Long Island
Sparta
Crete
Athens
Legendary King of the Minoan Civilization.
Minos
Minotaur
Hammurabi
Buddha
An early city-state of Greece.
Crete
Troy
Mycenae
Babylon
Valuables taken in war.
(a)
How long did the Trojan War last?
(a)
A war fought between the Greeks and the people of Troy.
Troy War
Helen's War
WW II
Trojan War
A city on the western coast of Asia Minor.
(a)
A traditional story that may include gods and goddesses, and often tries to explain events in nature.
(a)
Ancient, blind Greek poet who composed two poems; the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Homer
Pericles
Mr. Lavery
Plato
Check off the poem that is NOT a work of the poet Homer.
Iliad
The Road Not taken
Odyssey
The passing down of stories from person to person, orally.
Oral tradition
Story Tradition
Gossip
TikTok famous
A mountain in northern Greece thought by the Greeks to be the home of their gods.
Mount Rushmore
Mount Thebes
Mount Super Bowl
Mount Olympus
To live forever.
(a)
A government controlled by a few wealthy people.
aristocracy
democracy
dictatorship
republic
A government for the people.
aristocracy
democracy
dictatorship
oligarchy
Athletic contests held by the Ancient Greeks about 3500 years ago and revived in modern times.
(a)
A city-state that was the best example of Ancient Greek democracy.
(a)
A city-state that was under strict military rule.
(a)
A slave.
(a)
An ancient Athenian leader who strove to make Athens the center of art and literature, and responsible for building the Parthenon.
Homer
Hammurabi
Pericles
Zeus
Check those that apply to the city-state of Athens.
democracy
military state
women could own property
women could not own property
owned slaves
Check those that apply to the city-state of Sparta.
democracy
military state
women could own property
women could not own property
owned slaves
What was the most famous structure built on the Acropolis of Athens, and who was it dedicated to? (Check two)
Parthenon
Agora
Athena
Zeus
Pyramid
What were some of the fields of study that Athens excelled in during the Golden Age?
art
science
airplane construction
wigs
architecture
The king of Macedonia after Philip, who conquered a vast empire in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
(a)
A period of time when Ancient Greece and Asian cultures mixed.
(a)
An Egyptian seaport city on the Mediterranean, a center of trade and learning in the Hellenistic Age.
(a)
King of Macedonia, father to Alexander, and a great leader.
(a)
Ancient Greek doctor who is often called the "Father of Medicine".
(a)
Scientists of the Hellenistic Age, who was the first person to explain how levers work.
(a)
Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician whose ideas led to the field of geometry.
(a)
Greek mathematician who developed the system of plane geometry.
(a)
Check the three types of Greek columns.
Doric
Classic
Laveryotic
Ionic
Corinthian
A plain northeast of Athens.
(a)
The longest race in the Olympics, a footrace of about 26 miles.
(a)
The site of a mighty sea battle between Greece and Persia.
(a)
A period of time in Ancient Athens when magnificent temples were built; artists created statues and monuments; and philosophers extended human knowledge.
(a)
A person who studies truth and knowledge (not a person... the "job" title).
(a)
Ancient Greek philosopher, who developed an approach to teaching based on asking questions.
(a)
An approach to teaching developed by the Greek philosopher, Socrates.
(a)
Ancient Greek philosopher, student of Plato and Alexander's teacher.
(a)
Logical thinking.
(a)
Ancient Greek philosopher and disciple of Socrates.
(a)
In ancient Greece, an alliance between Athens and other Greek city-states.
(a)
The war between Athens and Sparta, and their respective allies.
(a)
An epidemic of an often fatal disease.
(a)
Hired soldiers.
(a)
Greek city-state that defeated Sparta after the Peloponnesian War.
Thebes
Athens
Persia
Troy
An ancient country in northern Greece, home to Alexander the Great.
Sparta
Athens
Macedonia
Thebes
