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Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Golden Age of GreeceVersion en ligne Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Golden Age of Greece par Vijo Gor 1 What term describes the period of Greek history between 500 and 350 BC? a The Dark Ages b The Bronze Age c The Hellenistic Period d The Classical Period 2 Which two main city-states dominated Greece during this period? a Athens and Thebes b Delphi and Mycenae c Athens and Sparta d Corinth and Troy 3 What helped Greek city-states grow wealthy during the Classical Period? a Mining gold in Egypt b Heavy taxes on farmers c Crafts, trade, and agriculture d Tribute from conquered Persia 4 What did wealthy citizens often finance to benefit their city-state? a Farms for the poor b Weapons factories c Private armies d Public buildings, theatres, and temples 5 What was one key feature of the ideal Greek education? a Avoiding trade b Learning to fight only c Developing both mind and body through gymnasiums d Serving in the navy 6 What was the acropolis mainly used for in Greek city-states? a A defensive wall against invaders b A sports arena for festivals c A religious centre with temples to the gods d The home of the city’s leader 7 What were the three main styles of Greek architectural columns? a Doric, Ionic, and Egyptian b Roman, Gothic, and Corinthian c Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian d Ionic, Tuscan, and Roman 8 What was inside the sanctuary of a Greek temple? a A statue of the god or goddess the temple was dedicated to b The council chamber c A large altar for trade d Weapons from past wars 9 What mountain did the Greeks believe was home to the gods? a Mount Parnassus b Mount Olympus c Mount Helicon d Mount Etna 10 What was the Oracle of Delphi known for? a Giving advice and prophecies from the god Apollo b Teaching mathematics c Judging Olympic Games d Trading silver and gold 11 What did Athens use its silver mines at Laurium for? a Paying tribute to Sparta b Paying for new buildings, festivals, and defence c Making jewellery d Forging bronze weapons 12 What protected Athens from being cut off from its port of Piraeus? a The Acropolis b The Long Walls c The Olympic Road d A moat 13 What was the purpose of the ancient Olympic Games? a To train soldiers for war b To honour the dead c To select political leaders d To celebrate the gods through athletic competition 14 How was life in Sparta different from Athens? a Spartan women could vote b Spartan citizens traded across the sea c Sparta allowed slaves to rule d Spartan men focused on war, not art or democracy 15 What major idea made Athens unique among ancient civilizations? a Government by the people — democracy b Government by priests c Rule by divine kings d Rule by one general 16 What could Athenian citizens do if they wanted to remove a politician from power? a Vote by scratching the name on pottery (ostraka) b Ask the Oracle for guidance c Rebel violently d Pay a fine 17 What new attitude toward medicine did the Greeks develop? a Disease could only be cured through prayer b Doctors relied on oracles c Illness came from the body, not divine punishment d Illness was caused by the gods 18 Which two Greek thinkers are credited with creating mathematics as a science? a Socrates and Herodotus b Plato and Aristotle c Hippocrates and Thucydides d Euclid and Pythagoras 19 Who wrote about real historical events instead of myths and legends? a Herodotus and Thucydides b Hesiod c Homer d Socrates

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Golden Age of GreeceVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What term describes the period of Greek history between 500 and 350 BC?

Which two main city-states dominated Greece during this period?

What helped Greek city-states grow wealthy during the Classical Period?

What did wealthy citizens often finance to benefit their city-state?

What was one key feature of the ideal Greek education?

What was the acropolis mainly used for in Greek city-states?

What were the three main styles of Greek architectural columns?

What was inside the sanctuary of a Greek temple?

What mountain did the Greeks believe was home to the gods?

What was the Oracle of Delphi known for?

What did Athens use its silver mines at Laurium for?

What protected Athens from being cut off from its port of Piraeus?

What was the purpose of the ancient Olympic Games?

How was life in Sparta different from Athens?

What major idea made Athens unique among ancient civilizations?

What could Athenian citizens do if they wanted to remove a politician from power?

What new attitude toward medicine did the Greeks develop?

Which two Greek thinkers are credited with creating mathematics as a science?

Who wrote about real historical events instead of myths and legends?