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1º ESO - Unit 4 - Quiz Ancient Greece
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1Which of the following is NOT a part of the Hellas?
- ASouthern Balkan Peninsula
- BSyria
- CAsia Minor
- DPeloponnese Peninsula
2The seas that surround the area of Ancient Greece are
- AAegean, Mediterranean, Baltic
- BAegean, Ionic, Doric
- CMediterranean, Aegean, Ionic
- DMediterranean, Black, Caspian
3The fertility of the land was low because
- Athe Greeks only lived on islands
- Bthere were too many river floodings
- Cthe type of land was calcareous
- Dit is a very mountainous region
4The Greeks spread their colonies around
- AThe Balkans
- BThe Mediterranean
- CNorth Africa
- DHellas
5Among the regions they spread, where did they expand to the west?
- APalestine
- BIberian Peninsula
- CNorth Africa
- DBlack Sea
6The origins of Ancient Greece can be traced back to
- Athe Palaeolithic
- Bthe Neolithic
- CThe Copper Age
- DThe Bronze Age
7Between 1200 and 750 BCE we find the
- AMetal Age
- BMycenean civilisation
- CMinoan civilisation
- DGreek Dark Age
8The Minoan Civilisation stretched between what years?
- A2700-1400 BCE
- B3000-1500 BCE
- C1500-750 BCE
- D1200-750 BCE
9The capital of the Minoan Civilisation was
- AMycenae
- BCrete
- CKnossos
- DAthens
10THe Mycenean Civilisation was centred around
- ACrete
- BThe Peloponnese Peninsula
- CAsia Minor
- DSouthern Italy
11The Mycenean Civilisation ended when was conquered by
- ADorians
- BIonians
- CCorinthian
- DPersians
12"Aristocracy" can be defined as
- A"The rule of the few"
- B"The rule of one"
- C"The power of the best"
- D"The power of the people"
13The expansion of trade during the Archaic Period was due to the
- Aincrease of cloth production
- Bthe expansion of the empire
- Ca tax raise
- Dthe colonisation
14The Classical Age in Greece happened
- Abetween the 6th and 4th centuries BCE
- Bbetween the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE
- Cduring the 5th and 4th centuries BCE
- Dduring the 4th and 3rd centuries BCE
15Who was in charge of the reforms that led to the democratic system in Athens?
- ASocrates
- BHippocrates
- CSolon
- DPericles
16Democracy is
- Aan economic system
- Ba political system
- Can economic institution
- Da political institution
17The basic institution in democratic Athens was
- AEkklesia
- BGerousia
- COligarchs
- DApella
18Among the roles of the citizens in democratic Athens, they did NOT have the power for
- Avoting the laws
- Belecting representatives
- Cpolitical participation
- Ddeciding about war or peace
19The political system in Sparta was
- ADemocracy
- BOligarchy
- CAristocracy
- DTyranny
20'Oligarchy' means
- A"The power of the people"
- B"The rule of the few"
- C"The power of the best"
- D"The power of one"
21The Persian Wars confronted
- AAthens and Sparta
- BSparta and Persians
- CGreeks and Persians
- DAthenians and Greeks
22The war between Greece and Persia was because of
- Athe control over the Black Sea
- Bthe control over Asia Minor
- Cthe control over Palestine
- Dthe control over Egypt
23The Greco-Persian Wars happened between what years?
- A490-480 BCE
- B480-447 BCE
- C447-431 BCE
- D431-404 BCE
24What was the name of the association of poleis around Athens after the Persian Wars?
- APeloponnesian League
- BDelian League
- CAthenian League
- DHellenistic League
25What was the name of the association of poleis around Sparta after the Persian Wars?
- APeloponnesian League
- BDelian League
- CHellenistic League
- DSpartan League
26The Peloponnesian War happened between what years?
- A490-480 BCE
- B480-447 BCE
- C447-431 BCE
- D431-404 BCE
27Who won the Peloponnesian Wars?
- ASparta
- BAthens
- CThe Persians
- DAlexander the Great
28The Hellenistic Period is marked by the control of Greece by
- Athe Dorians
- Bthe Macedonians
- Cthe Persians
- Dthe Romans
29What was the political system of the kingdom of Macedon?
- ADemocratic monarchy
- BOligarchical dictatorship
- CHereditary Monarchy
- DParliamentary Monarchy
30Philip II expanded the territories of Macedon towards
- Athe Peloponnese Peninsula and Asia Minor
- Bthe Balkans and the Peloponnese Peninsula
- Cthe Balkans and Asia Minor
- DCrete and the Peloponnese Peninsula
31Alexander the Great reigned between
- A404-375 BCE
- B375-359 BCE
- C359-336 BCE
- D336-323 BCE
32Which of the following did Alexander the Great NOT conquer?
- AMesopotamia
- BPersia
- CItalian Peninsula
- DSyria
33Where did Alexander the Great die?
- AAthens
- BBabylon
- CAlexandria
- DSkopje
34What happened after Alexander's death?
- AHis successor inherited the empire
- BHis children divided the empire
- CHis generals divided the empire
- DOne general inherited the entire empire
35When did Roman control over Greece begin?
- A323 BCE
- B254 BCE
- C146 BCE
- D108 BCE
36The Acropolis in a poleis had two functions:
- AReligious and economic
- BReligious and political
- CReligious and defensive
- DPolitical and defensive
37Main public space in Greek lower cities
- AAgora
- BMarket
- CTemple
- DWarehouse
38Which of the following is NOT a function of the agora in Greek poleis?
- AEconomic
- BSocial
- CPortuary
- DPolitical
39Basic division in Greek society
- AFree and non free
- BCitizens and slaves
- CCitizens and non-citizens
- DRulers and subjected
40The division between citizens and non-citizens was based on
- Afreedom
- Bpolitical participation
- Ceconomic participation
- Dreligious participation
41Among the non-citizens we do NOT find
- AForeigners
- BSpartans
- CWomen
- DSlaves
42Foreigners in Athens were called
- AHeliaia
- BEphors
- CPerioicoi
- DMetics
43Greek religion was
- AMonotheist
- BPolytheist
- CAnimistic
- DAtheist
44The main religious rituals in ancient Greece did NOT include
- AOfferings
- BSacrifices
- CChristmas
- DOlympic games
45Greek gods were
- ASuperhuman
- BAnthropomorphic
- CHuman and animal features
- DVirtual
46What were the heroes?
- AHumans with superpowers
- BGods with less powers
- CInmortal and with superpowers
- DMore than humans, less than gods
47Which of the following is a heroe?
- APoseidon
- BZeus
- CHeracles
- DApollo
48What are the Olympic Games?
- AJust sports
- BCeremonies dedicated to Zeus
- CEntertainment
- DMessages of advice of the gods
49'Philosophy' means:
- AMethod for reaching knowledge
- BRational thinking
- CLove for knowledge
- DTragedies and comedies
50Which of the following is the father of History?
- AAristotle
- BEratosthenes
- CHerodotus
- DHomer
51Messages of advice sent by the gods interpreted by priests and priestesses were called
- AMiracles
- BOracles
- CHeroes
- DPolytheism
52Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Greek art?
- AProportion
- BVisual balance
- CMassive size
- DLooking for beauty
53Main material in Greek architecture
- AMarble
- BClay
- CWood
- DFlint
54Which of the following is NOT an order in Greek architecture?
- ADoric
- BDelian
- CIonic
- DCortinthian
55The Doric order has
- AVolutes
- BSmooth capital
- CAcanthus leaves
- DBase
56The main element of the Ionian order is:
- ASmooth capital
- BTrigliphs and metopes
- CCapital wth volutes
- DCapital wth acanthus leaves
57If a temple has eight columns in the front, how do we call it?
- AHexastyle
- BOctastyle
- CDecastyle
- DDodecastyle
58If a temple is hexastyle, how many columns has it got in the lenght?
- A11
- B12
- C13
- D14
59Which of the following is NOT part of the Acropolis of Athens?
- AParthenon
- BAthena Nike
- CErechtheum
- DLysippus
60Idea of beauty related with the size of the body in sculpture
- ARigidity
- BNaturalism
- CCanon
- DEmotions
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