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Chapter 8 - Ancient Greece Assessment

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Check Your Knowledge!
Complete the quiz questions below using your chapter 6 notes.
Let now the great Greek philosophers of old guide your thought!
Question 1
1.

Geographically, what is Greece like?

Question 2
2.

What is a "citizen"?

Question 3
3.

Question 4
4.

What is Direct Democracy?

Question 5
5.

Question 6
6.

What happened during the Dark Ages of Greece?

Question 7
7.

Who was the "king" of the Greek gods?

Question 8
8.

Who was the "queen" of the Greek gods?

Question 9
9.

What did the Greeks call their family of gods?

Question 10
10.

What is philosophy?

Question 11
11.

What happened during the Golden Age of Greece?

Question 12
12.

What is a polis?

Question 13
13.

Question 14
14.

Question 15
15.

What was the result of the Greco-Persian Wars?

Question 16
16.

What was the result of the Peloponnesian Wars?

Question 17
17.

How did Alexander "the Great" earn his name?

Question 18
18.

Match the famous Greek philosopher to what they are known for.

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Plato
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Inventing the Socratic Method, a way of thinking by asking questions instead of just accepting what you know to be true.
Aristotle
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Wrote a book called the Republic. Believed society should be divided into workers, soldiers, and educated rulers.
Socrates
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Founded the school, the Lyceum. He helped to define categories of logic, such as biology and physics. He invented the basis for studying plants and animals we still use today.
Question 19
19.

Drag and drop the attributes of the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta to the society the belong to.

  • Government was ruled by voting citizens in a Direct Democracy.
  • Was incredibly wealthy thanks to trade throughout the Mediterranean Sea.
  • Had a warrior culture where only the strongest survived, and the weak were made into slave labor.
  • Government was ruled by a Monarchy.
Question 20
20.

Separate the major achievements of ancient Greek civilization into different categories.

  • Alexander the Great’s conquests spread Greek culture, language, and ideas across the Western World.
Select below responsibilities of a citizen.
Joining the military or supporting the state in times of war.
Going to church on the sabbath.
Voting in elections.
Participating in jury duty.
Volunteering to pick up trash.
Guarding yours's and your neighbor's property.
Select below examples of Direct Democracy.
Voting for laws.
Directly electing public officials.
Voting for public officials to run the government for you.
Fighting in the military.
Helping to make decisions about war and foreign policy.
Going to court.
Serving elected officials.
Giving an opinion at an assembly.
Select the three major playwrights of Ancient Greece whose stories still effect us today.
Julius
Euripides
Shakesphere
Aeschylus
Sophocles
Hamilton
Select below locations the ancient Persian Empire had conquered.
Egypt
China
All of Greece
Central Asia
All of Arabia
The Indus Valley up to the Himalayas
Mesopotamia
India
Iran
Rome
Promoted the physical sports especially those relating to combat.
Promoted the arts, philosophy, and culture.
Athenian
Spartan
Invented concept of Direct Democracy.
Greek architecture and art heavily influence western styles.
Greek culture invented the Olympic Games, a tournament of skill now participated in by nations across the world today.
Invented concept of citizenship.
Homer’s epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey still influence story writing today.
Greek philosophy serves as the basis for modern western philosophy.
Greek playwrights created tragedies and comedies that are still performed.
Government and Civics
Literature and Stories
Philosophy and Ideas
Arts and Sports