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WorksheetsG. JPT 2023 (Greek)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which among the following is not considered as a phase in the history of ancient Greece?
Aegean
Hellenic
Hellenistic
Etruscan
The Greeks called their land Hellas and themselves Hellenes. It was the Romans who called them Greeks (Graeci) and that is the name by which we know them. The terminology came from the name of the son of Deucalion and Pyrrha who were both survivors of a great flood in Greek mythology. What is the name of the son?
Hellen
Helen
Holen
Helllen
Which among the following is not an Aegean culture?
Spartan
Cycladic
Minoan
Mycenean
The first advanced civilization of Europe is considered to have arisen on the island of Crete. What is this civilization?
Aegean
Cycladic
Minoan
Mycenean
When the Greeks triumphed at the Battle of Platea in 479 BC, the Persian conquest was effectively stopped and the jubilant confidence infected the Greek world. The Greeks in the 5th Century BC entered its classical phase termed by historians as _______________?
Aegean
Hellenic
Hellenistic
Etruscan
Which among the following is true?
Philip II of Macedon and Alexander the Great were two prominent figures in Ancient Greece. It was the latter whose death is used by historians to demarcate the Hellenic and Hellenistic Periods.
Philip II of Macedon and Alexander the Great were two prominent figures in Ancient Greece. It was the former whose death is used by historians to demarcate the Hellenic and Hellenistic Periods.
Alexander the Great and Philip II of Macedon were two prominent figures in Ancient Greece. It was the latter whose death is used by historians to demarcate the Hellenic and Hellenistic Periods.
Philip II of Macedon and Alexander the Great were two prominent figures in Ancient Greece. It was the latter whose death is used by historians to demarcate the Helenic and Helenistic Periods.
Good building stones were abundant in Greece but the mineral that was of the greatest importance to them was _____________? This material facilitated the exactness of lines and refinement of details.
Granite
Marble
Pozzolana
Limestone
This is the nature of the ancient Greek theology that is based on the assumption that there were many gods and goddesses, as well as a range of lesser supernatural beings of various types.
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Atheistic
Agnostic
This is one of the best examples representing Aegean Architecture. This structure is Minoan.
Treasury of Atreus
Palace at Knossos
Lion Gate
Tomb of Agamemnon
Identify the one asked in the photo.
Frieze
Abacus
Cornice
Architrave
Identify the one highlighted in yellow in the photo.
Tperoma
Pteroma
Crepidoma
Stylobate
Its architectural style is distinguished by its rough and massive characteristics from the refined characteristics of the style during the Classical or Golden Age of Greece.
Hellenic
Aegean
Hellenistic
Etruscan
Identify the one asked in the photo.
Acroterion
Crepidoma
Tympanum
Architrave
This term is used to refer to the base of a classical column, consisting of an upper and lower torus separated by a scotia between two fillets.
Classic Base
Attic Base
Ace of Base
Agawan Base
This refers to the human-figured column design that features a female figure with a basket on the head.
Caryatid
Canephora
Atlas
Telamones
This refers to the clear-distance spacing of columns expressed as multiples of column diameters.
Columniation
Intercolumniation
Peristyle
Peripteral
Which among the following is true?
Theatron and Odeon are both used for entertainment. The latter is smaller and was used for singing exercises, musical shows, and other similar events.
Theatron and Odeon are both used for entertainment. The former is smaller and was used for singing exercises, musical shows, and other similar events.
Odeon and Theatron are both used for entertainment. The latter is smaller and was used for singing exercises, musical shows, and other similar events.
This structure connects the Theatre of Dionysos with the Odeon of Herodes Atticus.
Stoa of Eumenes
Stoa of Attalus
Stoa Basileios
Stoa Amphiaraion
This term is used to refer to a single line of columns surrounding the Naos.
Peripteral
Dipteral
Peristyle
Pseudoperipteral
This is considered the oldest among the three Greek Orders of Architecture.
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Tuscan
