Greek CivilizationGreek CivilizationMultiple Choice 1 Multiple Choice 2 Fill in the blank True /False

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Multiple Choice 1 – 10 pts

myth a. highest mountains in Greece b. a traditional story about gods and

goddesses

c. taught there was no absolute right and wrong

Multiple Choice 1 – 20 pts

Macedonia a. a type of nut

b. a type of dance

c. Greece’s northern neighbor

Multiple Choice 1 – 30 points

Alexander a. a commander in the army at 16 and a king at 20 b. dramatist who used painted scenery and 3 actors to tell a story

c. considered by some to be the greatest historian of the ancient world

Multiple Choice 1 – 40 points

Pythagoras a. taught that the universe followed the same rules as music and numbers

b. taught that there was no absolute right and wrong c. taught that happiness came from reason and doing one’s duty

Multiple Choice 1 – 50 pointsStoics a. taught that the universe followed the same rules as music and numbers

b. taught that there was no absolute right and wrong c. taught that happiness came from reason and doing one’s duty

Multiple Choice 2 – 10 points

Mt. Olympusa. place where the Greeks started the Olympicsb. highest mountain in Greecec. a traditional story about gods and heroes

Multiple Choice 2 – 20 pointsHellenistic Eraa. a time when Greek people named a lot of baby girls Helenb. a mistake like Helen might makec. a time when Greek culture spread throughout the non-Greek world

Multiple Choice 2 – 30 points

Sophoclesa. dramatist who used painted scenery and 3 actors to tell

a storyb. taught that happiness comes from reasonc. taught that there was no absolute right and wrong

Multiple Choice 2 – 40 points

Sophistsa. dramatists who used painted scenery and

3 actors to tell a storyb. taught that happiness comes from reasonc. taught that there was no absolute right

and wrong

Multiple Choice 2 – 50 points

Thucydidesa. the greatest Olympian in historyb. considered by some to be the greatest

historian of the ancient worldc. taught that the universe followed the same

rules as music and numbers

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The Greeks hoped to earn the favor of their gods and godesses by performing __________.

Fill in the blank – 40 points__________ ___ ______ freed the Greek cities in Asia Minor from Persian rule.

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____________ thought that governmentsshould be headed by philosopher-kings.

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Philip II got some Greek _______ to join him by conquering, bribing, and inviting them to join him.

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Homer’s epic The Iliad is aboutthe __________ War.

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Euclid told King Ptolemy that “There is noroyal way to learn geometry.”

True/False– 20 points

Philip II, king of Macedonia, loved Greekculture and planned to conquer Troy.

True/False– 30 points

Artemis was the goddess of wisdom and crafts.

True/False– 40 points

Herodotus wrote the History of the PersianWars.

True/False– 50 points

Archimedes said, “Give me a lever and aplace to stand, and I will move Mt. Olympus.”