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T5 SG for TEST (NO PICS) WH

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Minoan civilization arose

a)

in Mycenae.

b)

on the island of Crete.

c)

in Athens.

d)

in the Peloponnesus.

2.

Why did the Greeks establish colonies along the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea?

a)

to find wood to build more ships

b)

to gain soldiers to fight the Persians

c)

to gain access to iron for weapons

d)

to have more food-growing areas

3.

Who is considered the "father of medicine"?

a)

Socrates

b)

Hippocrates

c)

Archimedes

d)

Aristophanes

4.

What was a common subject in ancient Greek art and sculpture? Choose 2 answers

a)

the human body

b)

animals

c)

figures from Greek Mythology

d)

kings and nobles

5.

Who was honored in the Parthenon?

a)

Alexander the Great

b)

the goddess Athena

c)

the hero Achilles

d)

Pericles of Athens

6.

What was Homer famous for?

a)

designing the Parthenon

b)

being the "father of history"

c)

writing the Iliad and Odyssey

d)

determining the value of pi

7.

What was Alexander the Great's main achievement?

a)

uniting Athens and Sparta

b)

conquering the Persian Empire

c)

ending the Persian invasion of Greece

d)

launching Greece's Golden Age

8.

What type of government did early Athens have?

a)

democracy

b)

oligarchy

c)

monarchy

d)

anarchy

9.

Who was considered a citizen in most of the city-states of Greece?

a)

all men

b)

all men and all women

c)

only men who owned land

d)

only men who worked in government

10.

According to the chart, the laws of Ancient Athens were NOT

a)

approved by the Congress

b)

proposed by the council

c)

approved by a majority in the assembly

d)

approved by citizens with voting rights

11.

Which 2 of the following were main items that Greece produced and traded?

a)

wine

b)

copper

c)

olive oil

d)

spices

12.

The Peloponnesian War was caused by a rivalry between which TWO Greek city-states?

a)

Marathon

b)

Athens

c)

Sparta

d)

Corinth

13.

How did wars between the Greek city-states and the Persian Empire begin?

a)

Sparta attacked the Persian army.

b)

The Persians took over Greek lands in Asia Minor

c)

Philip of Macedon sent his diplomats to develop trading routes

d)

The Persian fleet captured trading ships from Athens

14.

One of the areas ancient Greece honored their Gods was

a)

Art

b)

War

c)

Comedies

d)

Olympic games

15.

What economic activities developed in the Minoan civilizations due to its location on the island of Crete?

a)

pottery and other crafts

b)

farming and herding

c)

shipbuilding and sea trade

d)

making iron and bronze

16.

Which of the following statements best describes early Greek city-states?

a)

They were close allies.

b)

They were all located on grassy plains.

c)

They were strongly independent city-states.

d)

They were unified under one government.

17.

Based on the above excerpt, which statement about women in ancient Athens and Sparta most accurate?

a)

Women in Sparta had more rights and responsibilities than women in Athens.

b)

Women in Athens had more rights and responsibilities than women in Sparta.

c)

Women in Sparta had more responsibilities than women in Athens, but fewer rights.

d)

Women in Athens had more responsibilities than women in Sparta, but fewer rights.

18.

Based on the excerpt and what you know about Spartan society, why did women have more rights and responsibilities in Sparta than Athens?

a)

Spartan women were generally wealthier than women in Athens.

b)

Spartan men were often away from home, so women enjoyed full legal capacity.

c)

Spartan women had a better education than women in Athens.

d)

Athenian women were able to choose whom they wanted to marry.

19.

During Athens' golden age,

a)

ordinary citizens could participate in government.

b)

women became citizens with the right to vote.

c)

Athens left the Delian League and became independent.

d)

women were required to serve in the Athenian army.

20.

A high, rocky hill where early people built cities is called a/an ________________.

a)

Peninsula

b)

Agora

c)

Acropolis

d)

Forum

21.

How did Alexander rule his expanding empire?

a)

He left many existing government structures in place.

b)

He put close family members in charge of each new area he conquered.

c)

He called on Aristotle and his other teachers to rule in his place.

d)

He brought Athenian democracy to different parts of the empire.

22.

What happened to Alexander's empire after his death?

a)

Persia reclaimed much of his territory.

b)

Alexandria and other cities fell into ruin.

c)

The empire was divided into four kingdoms.

d)

Alexander's daughter became the new queen.

23.

Persians believed in a religion called Zoroastrianism, a polytheistic religion that included the belief in only one god.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Which of the following was a key cause of the Peloponnesian War?

a)

Athens was kicked out of the Delian League.

b)

Athens treated other city-states like subjects

c)

Pericles ended democracy in Athens.

d)

Sparta and its allies became too powerful.

25.

A member of a rich and powerful family is called a/an ________?

a)

Aristocrat

b)

Acropolis

c)

Monarch

d)

Dynasty