What did the ancient Greeks call themselves as people?

What are the first five letters of the Greek alphabet in order?

What was the most frequently worn item of clothing in ancient Greece?

Which polis had a near-perfect location that ensured its success as a great seaport and commercial center?

Which polis had a thriving textile industry, colonized all over the eastern Mediterranean, and founded Byzantium at the entrance to the Black Sea?

Which polis was where democracy flourished and sculptors, mathematicians, philosophers, playwrights, and common citizens lived in freedom and participated in state decisions?

Which polis had a poor climate and location, but became renowned for its musicians, poets, sculptors, and open-air theaters?

Which city-state had a military tradition of great bravery and human physical endurance, but to attain its goals harshly trained its boys in "boot camps" from the age of seven?

What does polytheistic mean?

What does monotheistic mean?

What do we call an ancient Greek priestess who claimed to see the future?

Recite one of the two famous sayings that all Greeks tried to live by.

Where did the 12 major Greek gods and goddesses live?

Who was the ruling god on Mt. Olympus?

What did "arete" mean in ancient Greece?

Which seas surround Greece?