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This world history resource focuses on
classical Greece from 2000 to 300 B.C.
and includes quiz questions and answers
and video links to related topics.
I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal)
for our world history textbook.
It has multiple options for different learning styles
and covers a wide array of information.
This quiz accompanies Chapter 5: pages 120-152.
Directions for the quiz:
- Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
- Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
- Choose an answer for each question.
- Compare your answers with those provided.
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World History Classical Greece 2000 B.C. to 300 B.C. |
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Ancient Greece included a peninsula reaching into the Mediterranean Sea & about ____ islands in the Aegean & Ionian Seas. Answer choices include: 20, 200, 2000, 20,000 |
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The correct answer is 2,000. |
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Which of the following is FALSE related to ancient Greece. Answer choices include: Most coastlines could be reached within 85 miles. Greece lacked precious metals, timber, & usable farmland. Plains & well-developed roads covered 75% of the land. Most citizens were loyal to their small communities. |
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The correct answer is: Plains & well-developed roads covered 75% of the land. |
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Approximately how long did the Trojan War last? Answer choices include: 100 years, 10 years, 1 year, 10 months |
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The correct answer is 10 years. |
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What was missing during the Dorian Age? Answer choices include: written records, any sort of religion, adequate rainfall, people and animals |
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The correct answer is written records. |
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____ wrote epic poems such as The Iliad and The Odyssey. Answer choices include: Shakespeare, Homer, Sappho, Herodotus |
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The correct answer is Homer. |
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Greek ___ sought to understand natural mysteries & human passions through gods & their elaborate stories. Answer choices include: Christianity, Islam, Mythology, Judaism |
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The correct answer is Mythology. |
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Ancient Greek citizens would sometimes gather on a fortified hilltop called a/n ____ to discuss city government. Answer choices include: colosseum, golgotha, xiqu, acropolis |
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The correct answer is acropolis. |
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Which is FALSE regarding government styles of ancient Greece? Answer choices include: A single king ruled in a monarchy. A small group of landowners ruled in a dictatorship. Dissatisfied wealthy merchants & artisans formed an oligarchy. Powerful tyrants seized control & worked for the interests of ordinary citizens. |
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The correct answer is: A small group of landowners ruled in a dictatorship. |
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Which of the following is FALSE regarding efforts toward building a democratic government in ancient Greece? Answer choices include: Draco believed rich & poor citizens were equal according to the law. Solon upheld the practice of debt slavery if a person were unable to pay what he owed. Cleisthenes organized citizens into groups based on location rather than wealth. Only free adult males were considered Athenean citizens. |
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The correct answer is: Solon upheld the practice of debt slavery if a person were unable to pay what he owed. |
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A sporting event called the ____ began in Greece and has written records dating back to 776 B.C. Answer choices include: Taijiquan, Running of the Bulls, Walk-a-Thon, Olympics |
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The correct answer is Olympics. |
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Spartan women had very few freedoms and were expected to remain out of sight and quietly raise children. Answer choices include: true, false |
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The correct answer is false. |
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A common military formation in which soldiers held a spear and shield while standing side by side was called a/n ____. Answer choices include: hammer & anvil, phlanx, bullhorn, encirclement |
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The correct answer is phalanx. |
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According to legend, Pheidippides ran 26 miles from ____ to Athens to deliver the message that the Athenian army had prevailed against the Persians. Answer choices include: Marathon, Delphi, Philippi, Corinth |
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The correct answer is Marathon. |
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In a battle against Xerxes’ troops, the ___ sacrificed all their soldiers to hold the Persians, giving Greek soldiers the ability to retreat. Answer choices include: Assyrians, Hittites, Spartans, Samurai |
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The correct answer is Spartans. |
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When Pericles reigned in Athens, the citizens ruled via direct ____. Answer choices include: theocracy, democracy, dictatorship, communism |
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The correct answer is democracy. |
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The ___ was constructed by skilled craftsmen like Phidias to honor Athena, the goddess of wisdom. Answer choices include: Taj Mahal, Hagia Sophia, Great Pyramid, Parthenon |
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The correct answer is Parthenon. |
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Which of the following was a Greek dramatist who wrote the first great tragedies for the stage? Answer choices include: Aristophanes, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides |
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The correct answer is Aristophanes. |
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Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle were all famous Greek _____. Answer choices include: gods, philosophers, shahs, dancers |
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The correct answer is philosophers. |
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Which ruler defeated Darius III, the Persian king, before he died at age 32 & being entombed in a glass coffin? Answer choices include: Pericles, Draco, Alexander, Solon |
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The correct answer is Alexander. |
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____ was a famous Hellinistic scientist who estimated the value of pi and invented the compound pulley system. Answer choices include: Pythagoras, Ptolemy, Archimedes, Zorba |
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The correct answer is Archemedes. |
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