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WorksheetsAncient Greece Unit Review
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 38mins
a city-state in ancient Greece
polis
township
village
territory
the spread of ideas or products from one culture to another
cultural segregation
cultural diffusion
cultural seclusion
cultural isolation
relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture
classical
contemporary
antiquity
humanistic
Spartan slave
patrician
helot
plebeian
patriarch
the study of the basic ideas about society, education, and right and wrong; basic beliefs, concepts, and attitudes
anthropology
psychology
mythology
philosophy
collection of myths or stories that people tell about their gods and heroes
philosophy
fables
mythology
allegory
government where all of the people have a say in making laws
oligarchy
monarchy
tyranny
democracy
a piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides
peninsula
island
subcontinent
cape
government where a few wealthy individuals hold the power
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
a city that with its surrounding territory forms an independent state
empire
township
city-state
village
harsh, strict, and uncomfortable
democracy
invader
Spartan
marathon
Which one of these did Greeks invent?
Olympic games, Democratic Government, Theatre
Hospitals, Malls
Restaurants
Playgrounds
Which one of these were the main cities of Greece?
Aegina and Corinth
Athens and Sparta
None of the above
What describes Athens best?
Athens was fond of Martial arts
Athens was weak and got destroyed in a war.
Athens became rich through trade as it also had a strong navy.
Athens was famous for its food.
Sparta......
gave importance to martial arts and was famous for its army.
grew crops and became rich
trained young Spartans to dance
Which city started following the democratic system of government?
Athens
Sparta
New York City
(a) were not allowed to participate in the assembly.
(Hint: write any 2)
Few famous philosophers were
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Akbar
Saleem
Herodotus is know as....
The Father of Medicine
The Father of Science
The Father of Cooking
The Father of History
Hippocrates was famous for his
Theorem about triangles
Writings on Medicine
(a) theorem about triangles is still in use today.
Alexander decided to conquer the world at the age of____
20
18
35
80
Alexander was a student of....
Socrates
Plato
Hippocrates
Aristotle
The Greek army formation was known as the....
Phoenix
Legions
Phalanx
In the brief span of 10 years, Alexander had conquered....
Egypt, Persia
USA, China
Mesopotamia, Present day Turkey
Israel, Indus Basin Subcontinent
Canada, Russia
The conquered people......
wanted to get revenge from Alexander
were allowed to keep their own laws, customs and religion
started a war to get back their countries
Alexander died at the age of....
58
37
33
97
We use no words that came from the Greek language.
True
False
The ancient Greeks lived about ____________ years ago.
300
3,000
30,000
3,000,000
The decline of ancient Greece led to the __________ Empire.
Persian
Russian
Roman
American
The Greeks invented
columns
philosophy
theater
the Olympic Games
Greek cities were distinct from one another, each with its own personality. However, these ancient cities shared certain similarities, too.
What is the best synonym for "distinct" as it is used in the sentence above?
different
very beautiful
unmistakable
plain
Why does it make sense the acropolis was built where it was?
It was the highest place in the city.
One could see an invading army from the acropolis.
It was the prettiest location.
It was built there for no reason.
A government ruled by a single person.
monarchy
aristocracy
oligarchy
Where were most of the colonies situated in Ancient Greece?
In the mountains.
Near the coastlines.
Near rivers.
All the answers are correct.
Why was Greek culture able to last for hundreds of years?
They remained proudly Greek in their culture and outlook
They shared a common language
They worshiped the same gods
They took part in Greek festivals such as the Olympic Games
Author of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
Bartolomeo
Homer
Aristotle
Sophocles
Who was the Trojan War fought over?
The Mona Lisa
Helen of Troy
Mother Teresa
Maria Antoinette
Greek civilization began in an area dominated by _______.
deserts and oases
rivers and plains
mountains and lakes
seas and mountains
Greek civilization began in a river valley.
True
False
Communities in ancient Greece were ______.
separated by rivers and deserts
separated by valleys and rivers
separated by rugged mountains and valleys
separated by deserts and mountains
Greek myths describe an early civilization that developed ______.
in Egypt
on Crete
in Syria
on Delos
The Minoans were an island civilization and Mycenaeans a mainland civilization.
True
False
Trade was important for all the groups of people who lived on or around Greece.
True
False
On the mainland, the Greek civilization ______.
developed after the Persian War
suffered a further decline after the Dark Age
developed after the Dark Age, around 700 B.C.E.
developed about 1000 B.C.E.
The geography of Greece did not influence the formation of independent city-states.
True
False
The Greeks developed the modern concept of citizenship.
True
False
Which of the following statements is true about city-states?
In most city-states, only land-owning males could be citizens.
The hoplites ruled each city-state.
Most free men and women who owned land were citizens.
Women and children could not be citizens, although they had some political rights.
a new settlement that keeps close ties to its homeland
colony
peninsula
polis
phalanx
a market and a place where people meet and debate
agora
polis
colony
peninsula
The civilization was the first to arise in ancient Greece
Phoenician
Dorian
Minoan
Mycenaean
Which factor or factors started the collapse of the Mycenaean civilization?
the Trojan War
economic collapse and lack of written language
earthquakes and civil war
migration
Under the Greek definition of citizen, who qualified for citizenship?
free, native-born men who owned land
any man, whether he owned land or not
wealthy women who owned land
foreign-born or native-born men, who may or may not have been landowners
How did geography impact the development of ancient Greece's civilization?
Decreased trade in region.
Slow creation of unified government.
Made the region difficult to defend.
Help create nomadic civilization.
Which geographic features influence the creation of city-states?
Aegean Sea
deep valleys
dense forest
large mountains
What was the effect of the establishment of Greek colonies?
cultural diffusion (spreading out)
separate cultures
decreased trade
weak government
What ancient civilization is responsible for ideals that became part of western society?
Greece
Egypt
China
Sumer
Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China are all similar because
They are on islands.
They all had a river.
They all had a desert.
They all had many gods and goddesses.
What made the geography of Greece different than that of the River Valley Civilizations?
They had mountains.
Greece had islands and peninsulas.
Greece was surrounded by large bodies of water.
There was no river in Greece and farming was difficult.
