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WorksheetsThe Geography of Greece
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 9mins
Drag and drop each location onto the map.
Peloponnesian Peninsula
Mediterranean Sea
Sparta
Athens
Asia Minor
Macedonia
Which of the following did NOT make farming difficult in much of Ancient Greece?
Mountainous terrain
Lack of major rivers.
Lack of usable farmland
Access to the Mediterranean Sea
What was the most important impact of the mountainous terrain of ancient Greece?
Greek soldiers fought well in higher elevation.
City-States were independent from one another.
Greek farmers used terraces to plant their crops.
Rock Climbing was an important event in the Olympics.
Which of the below are Greek city-states? (Choose two)
Athens
Asia Minor
Sparta
Sumer
The distance between Athens and Sparta is very similar to the distance between Chattanooga and what city?
Orlando, FL
Dallas, TX
Ooltewah, TN
Nashville, TN
What body of water is circled on this map?
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Red Sea
The wealthiest and most significant Ancient Greek city-state was (a) .
The Mediterranean Sea is connects which three continents?
Asia
Africa
Europe
Australia
True or False: The city-states of Ancient Greece were governed by one central government.
True
False
Which of the following was NOT an impact of the mountains of ancient Greece?
Led to the growth of independent city-states.
Provided gold and silver mining which made Sparta wealthy.
Provided protection for the city-states which they surrounded.
Made farming difficult in much of Greece.
Access to the Mediterranean Sea caused which of the following? (Choose two)
Ancient Greeks were skilled sailors.
Significant trade took place between Mediterranean civilizations.
Island city-states had little communication with other islands.
Only the Persian Empire had foreign colonies.
Which of the following was NOT a significant impact of colonization?
Greek Economy Grew
Greek City-States Obtained Resources
All colonies became part of a single government.
Cultural diffusion occurred in Greek colonies.
