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WorksheetsLife at Home in Ancient Greece
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 42mins
How much time did Greeks spend in their houses?
A lot of time
Little time
What were Greek houses made of?
Houses were built of tree branches
Houses were made of skins of animals
Houses were built of stone, wood, and clay bricks.
The Greeks did not have houses, they lived in tents.
What was the Gynoecium?
It was the room set aside only for men
It was the room set aside only for kids
It was the room set aside only for slaves
It was the room set aside only for women
Where was the Gynoecium located in the Greek house?
It was upstairs, on the second floor,
as far away from the downstairs Andron as possible
It was downstairs, on the first floor, as close from the Andron as possible
What was the Andron?
It was the part of the house reserved just for women
It was the part of the house reserved just for men.
It was the part of the house reserved just for kids
It was the part of the house reserved just for slaves
Which was the part of the house that had the most elegant furniture?
The Gynoecium
The Andron
What did Greek men used to talk about?
Bussiness and Sports
Religious Ceremonies
Politics and Philosophy
What was the name of the part of the Greek house where there was a a well for water and where women
would do their weaving and spinning at certain times of the year?
Andron
Kitchen
Gynoecium
Courtyard
Did the Greek houses have kitchen and bathroom?
YES
NO
What was the weather like in Ancient Greece?
Cold and rainy
Warm and dry
Polar and snowy
Most people in the Ancient Greece lived by farming, fishing and trade.
TRUE
FALSE
Soldiers, Scholars, Scientists and Artists were other jobs in Greece
TRUE
FALSE
Who was in charge of the family and the home in Ancient Greece?
Men
Women
Did the families eat together in Ancient Greece: men, women and children?
YES
NO
In Ancient Greece a woman could not leave the house without the husband's permission
TRUE
FALSE
Which women could go out alone, without a male companion or slave?
Rich Women
Poor Women
Most Greek girls married at the age of 13 or 16 and their fathers chose husbands for them
TRUE
FALSE
Did Greek girls go to school?
Yes, they did
No, they did not
When did the girls sacrificed their toys to the goddesss Artemise to show they were grown-ups?
When they had babies?
When they got married
When they cook with their mothers
Was owning slaves a commonn thing in Ancient Greece?
Yes, it was
No, it was not
Slaves could be men or women and if they were treated well they did not run away.
TRUE
FALSE
