WorksheetsGreece vocabulary.
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 13mins
Body of land with water on 3 sides.
Gulf
Island
Peninsula
Beach
A settlement in a new community that keeps close ties to its homeland.
Community
Village
Town
Colony
Greek word for a city-state, a tiny independent country.
Polis
Agora
Helot
Parthenon
Open area used as a marketplace and a meeting place to debate issues.
Agora
Town hall
Peninsula
Helot
Someone who takes power by force
Tyrant
Dictator
Helot
Acropolis
Form of government where a few people hold power.
Democracy
Oligarchy
Direct democracy
Representative democracy
Form of government in which all citizens share in running the government
Direct democracy
representative democracy
Oligarchy
Democracy
The naame for slaves in Sparta
Peasants
slaves
helot
System of government in which people gather at mass meetings to decide on government matters.
Oligarchy
Direct democracy
Representative democracy
Democracy
system of government in which citizens choose a smaller group to make laws and government decisions on their behalf.
Representative democracy
Direct democracy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Traditional stories about gods and heroes.
Epic
Fable
Myth
Oracle
long poems that told about heroic deeds
Fable
Myth
Oracle
Epic
Short story that teaches a lesson
Poem
Fable
Short story
Oracle
A story told by actors who pretend to be characters in the story.
Drama
Movie
Play
Concert
A story in which a person struggles to overcome difficulties but fails.
Fable
Problem
Drama
Tradgedy
A story that ends happily
Fable
Dramma
Comedy
Movie
A famous temple in Athens dedicated to the goddess Athena and held the treasury of the Athenian empire.
Temple
Parthenon
Tomb
Treasury
A fortified area that stood at the top of a hill in most city-states; provided safe refuge in case of attacks; often a religious center with a temple built to honor a god or goddess.
Temple
Parthenon
Fort
Acropolis.
