2. In
ancient
Greece,
the
main
poli9cal
unit
was
the
__________________
.
a.
village
b.
polis
c.
agora
d.
Peloponnesus
3. In
ancient
Greece,
the
main
poli9cal
unit
was
the
__________________
.
a.
village
b.
polis
c.
agora
d.
Peloponnesus
4. Poli9cs
is
the
prac9ce
of
_______________
.
a.
art
b.
religion
c.
culture
d.
government
5. Poli9cs
is
the
prac9ce
of
_______________
.
a.
art
b.
religion
c.
culture
d.
government
6.
Why
didn’t
me9cs
enjoy
full
rights
of
ci9zens?
a.
They
were
farmers
b.
They
were
aristocrats
c.
They
were
slaves
d.
they
were
foreigners
7.
Why
didn’t
me9cs
enjoy
full
rights
of
ci9zens?
a.
They
were
farmers
b.
They
were
aristocrats
c.
They
were
slaves
d.
they
were
foreigners
8. Who
held
the
highest
status
in
ancient
Greece?
a.
farmers
b.
women
c.
monks
d.
aristocrats
9. Who
held
the
highest
status
in
ancient
Greece?
a.
farmers
b.
women
c.
monks
d.
aristocrats
10. The
phalanx
was
composed
of
___________________________.
a.
soldiers
on
horseback
b.
Spartan
women
c.
aristocrats
d.
foot
soldiers
11. The
phalanx
was
composed
of
___________________________.
a.
soldiers
on
horseback
b.
Spartan
women
c.
aristocrats
d.
foot
soldiers
12. Under
democracy,
who
held
power
over
government?
a.
a
single
ruler
b.
a
phalanx
c.
male
ci9zens
d.
wealthy
judges
13. Under
democracy,
who
held
power
over
government?
a.
a
single
ruler
b.
a
phalanx
c.
male
ci7zens
d.
wealthy
judges
14. In
Sparta,
who
could
limit
the
power
of
the
council
of
elders?
a.
helots
b.
ephors
c.
women
d.
any
ordinary
ci9zen
15. In
Sparta,
who
could
limit
the
power
of
the
council
of
elders?
a.
helots
b.
ephors
c.
women
d.
any
ordinary
ci9zen
16. Sparta
was
organized
as
a
military
state
because
of
fear
of
the
_________________.
a.
Athenians
b.
oligarchs
c.
democrats
d.
helots
17. Sparta
was
organized
as
a
military
state
because
of
fear
of
the
_________________.
a.
Athenians
b.
oligarchs
c.
democrats
d.
helots
18. Where
did
Spartan
boys
live?
a.
in
barracks
b.
with
military
families
c.
with
helots
d.
in
ephors’
homes
19. Where
did
Spartan
boys
live?
a.
in
barracks
b.
with
military
families
c.
with
helots
d.
in
ephors’
homes
20. The
Spartans
valued
______________
.
a.
individual
expression
b.
fiNng
in
c.
new
ideas
d.
change
21. The
Spartans
valued
______________
.
a.
individual
expression
b.
fi;ng
in
c.
new
ideas
d.
change
22. At
what
baOle
did
Greek
naval
forces
defeat
the
Persian
navy?
a.
Thermopylae
b.
Syracuse
c.
Salamis
d.
Aegospotami
23. At
what
baOle
did
Greek
naval
forces
defeat
the
Persian
navy?
a.
Thermopylae
b.
Syracuse
c.
Salamis
d.
Aegospotami
24. Soldiers
on
horseback
are
called
_______________
a. Archers
b.
phalanxes
c.
cavalry
d.
infantry
25. Soldiers
on
horseback
are
called
_______________
a. Archers
b.
phalanxes
c.
cavalry
d.
infantry
26. Alexander’s
new
ci9es
developed
a
form
of
culture
known
as
___________________
.
a.
Macedonian
b.
Hellenis9c
c.
Persian
d.
Egyp9an
27. Alexander’s
new
ci9es
developed
a
form
of
culture
known
as
___________________
.
a.
Macedonian
b.
Hellenis7c
c.
Persian
d.
Egyp9an
28. What
new
type
of
weapons
did
Alexander’s
army
carry?
a.
phalanxes
b.
wooden
shields
c.
metal
swords
d.
sarissas
29. What
new
type
of
weapons
did
Alexander’s
army
carry?
a.
phalanxes
b.
wooden
shields
c.
metal
swords
d.
Sarissas
30. Greek
mythology
is
the
collec9on
of
stories
about
_________________.
a.
Greek
history
b.
Greek
gods
and
heroes
c.
Greek
military
baOles
d.
Greek
art
and
architecture
31. Greek
mythology
is
the
collec9on
of
stories
about
_________________.
a.
Greek
history
b.
Greek
gods
and
heroes
c.
Greek
military
baOles
d.
Greek
art
and
architecture
32. What
were
the
Olympic
games?
a.
a
spor9ng
event
that
honored
Zeus
b.
a
spor9ng
event
that
honored
Athena
c.
a
theatrical
event
that
honored
Zeus
d.
a
theatrical
event
that
honored
Athena
33. What
were
the
Olympic
games?
a.
a
spor7ng
event
that
honored
Zeus
b.
a
spor9ng
event
that
honored
Athena
c.
a
theatrical
event
that
honored
Zeus
d.
a
theatrical
event
that
honored
Athena
34. Apollo’s
priestess
was
known
as
the
Delphic
oracle
and
she
_______________________
.
a.
could
not
be
killed
b.
answered
ques9ons
c.
spoke
in
a
Homeric
dialect
d.
lived
on
Mt.
Olympus
35. Apollo’s
priestess
was
known
as
the
Delphic
oracle
and
she
_______________________
.
a.
could
not
be
killed
b.
answered
ques7ons
c.
spoke
in
a
Homeric
dialect
d.
lived
on
Mt.
Olympus
36. The
ques9on-‐and-‐answer
method
of
teaching
used
in
ancient
Greece
is
described
as
_____________________
.
A.
Hippocra9c
b.
Stoic
c.
Hellenis9c
d.
Socra9c
37. The
ques9on-‐and-‐answer
method
of
teaching
used
in
ancient
Greece
is
described
as
_____________________
.
A.
Hippocra9c
b.
Stoic
c.
Hellenis9c
d.
Socra7c
38. What
was
Plato’s
school
of
philosophy
called?
a.
the
Academy
b.
the
Library
c.
the
Platonics
d.
the
Stoics
39. What
was
Plato’s
school
of
philosophy
called?
a.
the
Academy
b.
the
Library
c.
the
Platonics
d.
the
Stoics
40. What
was
the
main
promise
of
the
Hippocra9c
oath?
a.
to
work
for
less
fortunate
people
b.
to
explain
the
universe
c.
to
do
no
harm
d.
to
be
true
to
the
Greek
gods
41. What
was
the
main
promise
of
the
Hippocra9c
oath?
a.
to
work
for
less
fortunate
people
b.
to
explain
the
universe
c.
to
do
no
harm
d.
to
be
true
to
the
Greek
gods
