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Worksheets4th Quarter Final Exam
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 22mins
In which continent is Greece located?
Asia
Europe
North America
Greece
How did the Greeks travel?
Car
Train
Ship
Walking
a public open space used as assemblies and markets.
isthmus
acropolis
agora
polis
Greek word for city-states.
agora
isthmus
acropolis
polis
a fortress atop a tall hill in the center of the city-states.
polis
acropolis
isthmus
agora
a small strip of land connecting larger areas.
agora
acropolis
polis
isthmus
What were the two natural barriers in geography in Ancient Greece?
rivers and lakes
mountains and rivers
mountains and seas
Sparta, Olympia, and Athens are examples of _________ or also known as city-states.
acropolis
polis
kingdoms
Who were the two early Greeks that settled in Greece? Select 2 answers
Minoans
Mycenaeans
Spartans
Athenians
Which of the following were the three seas that surrounds Greece? Make sure to select three (3) answers.
Mediterranean
Ionian
Aegean
Caspian Sea
True or False. Because mountains separated settlements, it kept Greeks from uniting under one government.
True
False
True or False. Minoans borrowed many customs and ideas, such as art and writing system from the Mycenaeans.
True
False
______ is the holy book of Christianity.
Qur'an
Torah
Bible
Chapter Book
______ the journey the Israelites made from Egypt to Canaan, led by Moses.
Exodus
rabbi
mosque
Ten Commandments
______ moral code of laws that God handed down to Moses.
Bible
Torah
Ten Commandments
Qur'an
_____ people said to receive messages from God to be taught to others.
Five Pillars of Islam
messiah
synogogue
prophets
_____ the five acts of worship required of all Muslims.
Five Pillars of Jews
Five Commandments
Five Ethics of Muslims
Five Pillars of Islam
What is the first and oldest monotheistic religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
What type of religion did Ancient Greeks developed?
monotheism
polytheism
atheism
What are the two most important and powerful Greek city-states? Select 2 answers
Sparta
Olympia
Athens
Delphi
Who was considered to be the "Father of all Nation" which formed the first monotheistic religion known as Judaism.
Abraham
Arthur
Moses
Muhammad
He was the founder of Christianity.
Jesus of Nazareth
Muhammad
Abraham
Moses
He was the founder of Islam religion.
Muhammad
Jesus of Nazareth
Moses
Abraham
He led his people on a journey known as Exodus where he freed his enslaved people from the pharaoh of Egypt.
Moses
Abraham
Jesus of Nazareth
Muhammad
_____ religion is based on the holy text known as Qur'an and their place of worship is ____. Select 2 answers.
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
synagogue
mosque
Christianity's holy text is called a ______ and their religious leader is called a _____.
Bible
Torah
Qur'an
pastor/priest
rabbi
Who were Abraham's two sons and their mothers? Select 2 answers.
Isaac - Hagar
Isaac - Sarah
Ishmael - Sarah
Ishmael - Hagar
Abraham's son, _____ 's descendants came about a religion known as Islam.
Isaac
Ishmael
Abraham's son Isaac's descendants came about a religion known as _____ and ______. Select 2 answers.
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Which of the following monotheistic religion has the most followers worldwide?
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
____ is a form of government that is ruled by a king or queen.
monarchy
democracy
theocracy
oligarchy
____ is a government in which only a few rich people have power.
oligarchy
monarchy
aristocracy
democracy
____ a government in which all power is in the hands of a single ruler who usually is cruel, harsh, and uses force.
Tyranny
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
_____ is a type of government in which people rule themselves.
Tyranny
Monarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Which Greek city-states first created a type of government known as Democracy where the people have the power to rule over themselves.
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
Knossos
Which Greek city-states were warriors and had two kings rule over their people.
Athens
Sparta
Minoans
Mycenaeans
How are Spartans and Athenians different?
Athens focused on education, arts and science while Sparta focused on creating a strong army.
Athens was focused on building a strong army, Sparta was focused on education.
Athens was an oligarchy. Sparta was a democracy.
Who was considered to be the strongest and powerful Greek God?
Poseidon
Hades
Zeus
Ares
How many main Greek Gods and Goddesses were there and where did most of them live?
22 / Mt. Venus
12 / Mt. Tapochau
32 / Mt. Olympia
12 / Mt. Olympus
_____ Christian belief that Jesus rose from the dead after his death.
Resurrection
Ten Commandments
Exodus
Restoration
