Quiz: The Ancient Greece test (1º e.s.o.


The Ancient Greece testOnline version Por ahora es un borrador de test by SUSANA SAN 1 Which are the territories of Ancient Greek civilization? a The south of the Balkan Peninsula, various islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, the coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey) b The east of the Balkan Peninsula, one island in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, the coast of Europe Minor (modern-day Turkey) c The south of the Iberia Peninsula, Canary Islands and Ionian Seas, the coast of Italy d 2 How is the Ancient Greek territory called? a Hellas territory b Peloponnesus territory c Atenas territory d 3 What were the territory of Ancient Greece characteristics? a It was close to the sea because the commerce was very important, and it was mountainous b It was far to the sea, the commerce wasn't important c There was almost no commerce because Ancient Greece was a desert d 4 Were the Ancient Greece an agriculture society? a No, because their territory was very mountainous b No, although their territory was very good for it. c Yes, agriculture was one of their main economic activity d 5 How is called their organization into different city-states? a It were called poleis b It were called little cities c It were called villages d 6 Did the Greeks ever form a unified state? a No, they never did it, but he maintained a sense of unity b No, they never did it, and they never maintained a sense of unity c Yes, they did it, they formed the Greek state d 7 Did they have different cultures, languages and religions? a No, the had same culture, same language and same religion b Yes, the had different culture, but same language and same religion c No, the had same culture, same language but different same religion d 8 How many periods were in Ancient Greece? a There were three periods: Archaic period, classical period and hellenistic period b There were three periods: Primitive period, classical period and hellenistic period c There were two periods: Primitive period and classical period d 9 In wich period were the poleis development? a The poleis were development in Archaic period b The poleis were development in Classical period c The poleis were development in Hellenistic period d 10 What were the poleis like? a Poleis were an independent city-states with their own government, laws, army and money b Poleis were an non-independent city-states without an own government, but with own laws, army and money c Poleis were an independent city-states with their own government, laws, army and blond hair people 11 Where were the colonization established the settlements in the archaic period? a Migrations established settlements in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean b Migrations established settlements in the Dead Sea and the Mediterranean c Migrations established settlements in the Black Sea and the Pacific d 12 Can you say three important things that the Ancient Greek spread at archaic period? a They spread the use of coins, iron, the alphabet.... b They spread the use of Fornite, iron, the alphabet.... c They spread the use of coins, iron, the iPhone.... d 13 Why did colonization happen in archaic period? a Because of population growth and social inequalities b Because of child growth and economics inequalities c Because of population growth and social equalities d 14 Did the greek colonization arrive in Spain in archaic period? a Yes, they arrived to Spain: Iberians colony b No, they didn't arrived to Spain c Yes, they arrived to Spain: Cadiz colony d 15 What is the best stuffed friend in the world? a Paulino b Pocoyo c Dos Paulinos mejor que uno d 16 What were the characteristics of the classical period? a -It was a great splendor for the Greek polis, especially for Athens and Sparta. -There were frequents wars. - To fight common enemies, city-states developed the Delian League b -It was bad for the Greek polis, especially for Athens and Sparta. -Never were frequents wars. -To fight common enemies, city-states developed the TikTok League c -It was regular for the Greek polis, especially for Villarino and Sparta. -Never were frequents wars. -To fight common enemies, city-states developed the Futbol League d 17 Who was Alexander the Great, and in what period lived? a He was a conqueror who formed a great empire in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by Rome b He was a farmer who formed a great empire in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by EEUU. c He was a conqueror who formed a great house in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by Rome. d 18 What is the Spartan political system called Oligarchy? a Is a political system which only a small number of people had the power: rich people and high-ranking families b Is a political system which all people had the power c Is a economic system which only a small number of people had power d 19 What are the families that hold power in an oligarchy called? a They were called "Aristoi" b They were called "Espartanos" c They were called "Atenienses" d 20 What is the Athenian political system called Democracy? a Is a government run by the people, that began after colonization because ordinary people (merchants, peasants...) demanded to be included in governingn the polis b Is a government run by the rich people, that began after colonization because they demanded to be included in governingn the polis c Is a government run by the animals, that began after colonization because they demanded to be included in governingn the polis d 21 Is the Athenian democracy a real democracy (like our spanish democracy)? a No, because women, foreigners and slaves were excluded b No, because foreigners and slaves were excluded c Yes, it was a real democracy d 22 What were the names of the citizens' meetings in Athens and what were the names of the people who spoke? a The citizens were meeting in "Aseembly" and the person who spoke is called "Speaker" b The citizens were meeting in "Aseembly" and the person who spoke is called "Juanito" c The citizens were meeting in "Party" and the person who spoke is called "Speaker" d 23 What were the main economic activities in the Ancient Greece? a Agriculture (cereals, olives, fruit...), livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery and trade b Agriculture (cereals, olives, fruit...), livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery but not trade c Circus, livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery and trade d 24 Why they had advantage on trade? a Because they had a strategic location in Hellas, between Europe, Asia and Africa b Because they had a strategic location in Hellas, between EEUU, Asia and Africa c They hadn`t a strategic location d 25 How was the population divided? a Into two social grupos: Citizens (they could participate in political life) and Non-Citizens (Into two social grupos: Citizens (slaves, foreigners and women, and they couldn`t participate in political life) b Into two social grupos: Farmers (they could participate in political life) and teachers (Into two social grupos: Citizens (slaves, foreigners and women, and they couldn`t participate in political life) c They were not divided d 26 Where were located the greek cities? a Greek cities were located near the sea b Greek cities were located far from the sea c Greek cities were located at the mountains d 27 What was the acropolis? a It was the city centre, and was built on high ground and was surrounded by walls for defence. b It was the city centre, and was built on down ground and was surrounded by walls for defence. c It was the city centre, and was built on the sea d 28 What was the agora? a It was an open-air square, used for markets, political meetings and social life b It was a house, used for markets, political meetings and social life c It was a place for social meetings and parties d 29 What were the stoas? a It was a covered walkways supported by columns b It was a covered walkways not supported by columns c It was a covered walkways supported by two columns 30 What was the Ancient Greek religion? a It was the polytheists: Main gods b It was the catholicism: One god c They were not religious d 31 Where did the gods live, and how were they? a They lived on Mount Olympus, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were inmortal and had extraordinary powers b They lived at the city, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were inmortal and had extraordinary powers c They lived on Mount Olympus, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were not inmortal and had not extraordinary powers d 32 What were the "heroes"? a They were demigods who were the children or Gods and humans (example: Hércules) b They were like The Avengers c They were demigods who were the children or Gods d 33 Write here some Greek Gods Respuesta escrita 34 How were the buildings in Ancient Greece? a It were beautiful, and it were in proportion to human measurements (unlike in Egypt with its pyramids) b It were very smalls c It were not in proportion to human measurements d 35 What were the main contructions materials in Ancient Greece? a Stone and marble b Stone, wood and marble c Stone and wood 36 What were the main structures in greek architecture? a Columns for support and linteled, flat or slipped roofs b Columns and squares c Columns for support d 37 Write here the three types of greek columns Respuesta escrita 38 Why did they build sculptures? a They used it for decorate buildings b Because it were beautiful c Because they were boried d 39 What were the sculpture materials? a The first were made from wood, over time the used painted marble, bronze, ivory and gold b Mainly wood and marble c The first were made from iron, over time the used painted marble, bronze, ivory and gold d 40 Write here the three main sculpture periods and talk about it Respuesta escrita Explicación 3 Sea travel and commerce were really important in Ancient Greek. The mountainous territory made agriculture difficult and limited communication. 5 This is a very important question, don't forget it Dani! 6 They referred to themselves as Hellenes 8 Archaid period is the oldest (800 BCE), the next period is the classical (500 BCE), and de last period was the hellenistic period (336 BCE) 10 There were more than 200 poleis in Ancient Greek, for example Athens and Sparta 11 Greece developed a great influence in the Mediterranean Sea

1

Which are the territories of Ancient Greek civilization?

a

The south of the Balkan Peninsula, various islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, the coast of Asia Minor (modern-day Turkey)

b

The east of the Balkan Peninsula, one island in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, the coast of Europe Minor (modern-day Turkey)

c

The south of the Iberia Peninsula, Canary Islands and Ionian Seas, the coast of Italy

d

2

How is the Ancient Greek territory called?

a

Hellas territory

b

Peloponnesus territory

c

Atenas territory

d

3

What were the territory of Ancient Greece characteristics?

a

It was close to the sea because the commerce was very important, and it was mountainous

b

It was far to the sea, the commerce wasn't important

c

There was almost no commerce because Ancient Greece was a desert

d

4

Were the Ancient Greece an agriculture society?

a

No, because their territory was very mountainous

b

No, although their territory was very good for it.

c

Yes, agriculture was one of their main economic activity

d

5

How is called their organization into different city-states?

a

It were called poleis

b

It were called little cities

c

It were called villages

d

6

Did the Greeks ever form a unified state?

a

No, they never did it, but he maintained a sense of unity

b

No, they never did it, and they never maintained a sense of unity

c

Yes, they did it, they formed the Greek state

d

7

Did they have different cultures, languages and religions?

a

No, the had same culture, same language and same religion

b

Yes, the had different culture, but same language and same religion

c

No, the had same culture, same language but different same religion

d

8

How many periods were in Ancient Greece?

a

There were three periods: Archaic period, classical period and hellenistic period

b

There were three periods: Primitive period, classical period and hellenistic period

c

There were two periods: Primitive period and classical period

d

9

In wich period were the poleis development?

a

The poleis were development in Archaic period

b

The poleis were development in Classical period

c

The poleis were development in Hellenistic period

d

10

What were the poleis like?

a

Poleis were an independent city-states with their own government, laws, army and money

b

Poleis were an non-independent city-states without an own government, but with own laws, army and money

c

Poleis were an independent city-states with their own government, laws, army and blond hair people

11

Where were the colonization established the settlements in the archaic period?

a

Migrations established settlements in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean

b

Migrations established settlements in the Dead Sea and the Mediterranean

c

Migrations established settlements in the Black Sea and the Pacific

d

12

Can you say three important things that the Ancient Greek spread at archaic period?

a

They spread the use of coins, iron, the alphabet....

b

They spread the use of Fornite, iron, the alphabet....

c

They spread the use of coins, iron, the iPhone....

d

13

Why did colonization happen in archaic period?

a

Because of population growth and social inequalities

b

Because of child growth and economics inequalities

c

Because of population growth and social equalities

d

14

Did the greek colonization arrive in Spain in archaic period?

a

Yes, they arrived to Spain: Iberians colony

b

No, they didn't arrived to Spain

c

Yes, they arrived to Spain: Cadiz colony

d

15

What is the best stuffed friend in the world?

a

Paulino

b

Pocoyo

c

Dos Paulinos mejor que uno

d

16

What were the characteristics of the classical period?

a

-It was a great splendor for the Greek polis, especially for Athens and Sparta. -There were frequents wars. - To fight common enemies, city-states developed the Delian League

b

-It was bad for the Greek polis, especially for Athens and Sparta. -Never were frequents wars. -To fight common enemies, city-states developed the TikTok League

c

-It was regular for the Greek polis, especially for Villarino and Sparta. -Never were frequents wars. -To fight common enemies, city-states developed the Futbol League

d

17

Who was Alexander the Great, and in what period lived?

a

He was a conqueror who formed a great empire in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by Rome

b

He was a farmer who formed a great empire in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by EEUU.

c

He was a conqueror who formed a great house in the Hellenistic age, and when he died many monarchies were created, and eventually these were conquered by Rome.

d

18

What is the Spartan political system called Oligarchy?

a

Is a political system which only a small number of people had the power: rich people and high-ranking families

b

Is a political system which all people had the power

c

Is a economic system which only a small number of people had power

d

19

What are the families that hold power in an oligarchy called?

a

They were called "Aristoi"

b

They were called "Espartanos"

c

They were called "Atenienses"

d

20

What is the Athenian political system called Democracy?

a

Is a government run by the people, that began after colonization because ordinary people (merchants, peasants...) demanded to be included in governingn the polis

b

Is a government run by the rich people, that began after colonization because they demanded to be included in governingn the polis

c

Is a government run by the animals, that began after colonization because they demanded to be included in governingn the polis

d

21

Is the Athenian democracy a real democracy (like our spanish democracy)?

a

No, because women, foreigners and slaves were excluded

b

No, because foreigners and slaves were excluded

c

Yes, it was a real democracy

d

22

What were the names of the citizens' meetings in Athens and what were the names of the people who spoke?

a

The citizens were meeting in "Aseembly" and the person who spoke is called "Speaker"

b

The citizens were meeting in "Aseembly" and the person who spoke is called "Juanito"

c

The citizens were meeting in "Party" and the person who spoke is called "Speaker"

d

23

What were the main economic activities in the Ancient Greece?

a

Agriculture (cereals, olives, fruit...), livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery and trade

b

Agriculture (cereals, olives, fruit...), livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery but not trade

c

Circus, livestock farming, craftsmen manufactured pottery and trade

d

24

Why they had advantage on trade?

a

Because they had a strategic location in Hellas, between Europe, Asia and Africa

b

Because they had a strategic location in Hellas, between EEUU, Asia and Africa

c

They hadn`t a strategic location

d

25

How was the population divided?

a

Into two social grupos: Citizens (they could participate in political life) and Non-Citizens (Into two social grupos: Citizens (slaves, foreigners and women, and they couldn`t participate in political life)

b

Into two social grupos: Farmers (they could participate in political life) and teachers (Into two social grupos: Citizens (slaves, foreigners and women, and they couldn`t participate in political life)

c

They were not divided

d

26

Where were located the greek cities?

a

Greek cities were located near the sea

b

Greek cities were located far from the sea

c

Greek cities were located at the mountains

d

27

What was the acropolis?

a

It was the city centre, and was built on high ground and was surrounded by walls for defence.

b

It was the city centre, and was built on down ground and was surrounded by walls for defence.

c

It was the city centre, and was built on the sea

d

28

What was the agora?

a

It was an open-air square, used for markets, political meetings and social life

b

It was a house, used for markets, political meetings and social life

c

It was a place for social meetings and parties

d

29

What were the stoas?

a

It was a covered walkways supported by columns

b

It was a covered walkways not supported by columns

c

It was a covered walkways supported by two columns

30

What was the Ancient Greek religion?

a

It was the polytheists: Main gods

b

It was the catholicism: One god

c

They were not religious

d

31

Where did the gods live, and how were they?

a

They lived on Mount Olympus, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were inmortal and had extraordinary powers

b

They lived at the city, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were inmortal and had extraordinary powers

c

They lived on Mount Olympus, and the look like humans and had the same feelings as humans, but they were not inmortal and had not extraordinary powers

d

32

What were the "heroes"?

a

They were demigods who were the children or Gods and humans (example: Hércules)

b

They were like The Avengers

c

They were demigods who were the children or Gods

d

33

Write here some Greek Gods

Respuesta escrita

34

How were the buildings in Ancient Greece?

a

It were beautiful, and it were in proportion to human measurements (unlike in Egypt with its pyramids)

b

It were very smalls

c

It were not in proportion to human measurements

d

35

What were the main contructions materials in Ancient Greece?

a

Stone and marble

b

Stone, wood and marble

c

Stone and wood

36

What were the main structures in greek architecture?

a

Columns for support and linteled, flat or slipped roofs

b

Columns and squares

c

Columns for support

d

37

Write here the three types of greek columns

Respuesta escrita

38

Why did they build sculptures?

a

They used it for decorate buildings

b

Because it were beautiful

c

Because they were boried

d

39

What were the sculpture materials?

a

The first were made from wood, over time the used painted marble, bronze, ivory and gold

b

Mainly wood and marble

c

The first were made from iron, over time the used painted marble, bronze, ivory and gold

d

40

Write here the three main sculpture periods and talk about it

Respuesta escrita

Explicación

3

Sea travel and commerce were really important in Ancient Greek. The mountainous territory made agriculture difficult and limited communication.

5

This is a very important question, don't forget it Dani!

6

They referred to themselves as Hellenes

8

Archaid period is the oldest (800 BCE), the next period is the classical (500 BCE), and de last period was the hellenistic period (336 BCE)

10

There were more than 200 poleis in Ancient Greek, for example Athens and Sparta

11

Greece developed a great influence in the Mediterranean Sea

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