Ancient Greece Review - 3rd Grade

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Froggy Jumps Ancient Greece Review - 3rd GradeOnline version Based on the Virginia 3rd grade SOLs by Jacob White 1 How did the ancient Greeks adapt to their environment to engage in farming? a They grew crops on terraced hillsides. b They relied on imported food. c They built aqueducts to bring more water. 2 What is a peninsula? a A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides. b A landlocked area with no access to water. c A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides. 3 Which of the following is an example of a human resource in ancient Greece? a Skilled artisans crafting pottery b Marble for sculptures c Olive trees 4 How did the ancient Greeks use their natural resources to produce goods? a They used wood to build ships for trading. b They mined gold to create beautiful jewelry. c They used fertile soil to grow wheat for bread. 5 Ancient Greece was the first place to have what type of government? a Direct democracy b Republic c Monarchy 6 What architectural feature did the Parthenon have? a Columns b Arches c Domes 7 What was a way Greece's climate affected its development? a Very little rainfall b Lots of mountains c Built using columns 8 What is this an example of? a Pottery b Mosaic c Sculpture 9 What is this an example of? a Pottery b Mosaic c Sculpture 10 What is this an example of? a Pottery b Mosaic c Sculpture 11 Which is the Parthenon? a b c 12 Which is the Porch of Maidens? a b c 13 Which person would be an example of an ancient Greek producer? a A woman pressing olives to make olive oil b A man eating grapes at a restaurant c A boy admiring a sculpture 14 What's an example of an ancient Greek capital resource? a The ship a fisherman uses at catch and sell fish b The worker a farmer hires to harvest his olives c The trees that produce wood that can build houses 15 What's an example of an ancient Greek natural resource? a The ship a fisherman uses at catch and sell fish b The worker a farmer hires to harvest his olives c The trees that produce wood that can build houses 16 What's an example of an ancient Greek human resource? a The ship a fisherman uses at catch and sell fish b The worker a farmer hires to harvest his olives c The trees that produce wood that can build houses 17 What sea surrounds Greece? a Mediterranean Sea b Black Sea c Arabian Sea 18 What are these mountains north of Italy? a Alps b Andes c Appalachian 19 Italy is: a a peninsula b an island c a continent 20 Greece is: a a peninsula b an island c a continent 21 Italy and Greece are both part of ____. a Europe b Asia c Africa 22 Which sporting event started in ancient Greece? a the Olympics b the Superbowl c the World Cup 23 What does the United States have in common with ancient Greece? a using voting in government b located on the same continent c very little rain 24 Which map shows Greece at it's peak, or period of greatest influence (after the conquests of Alexander the Great)? a b c 25 Which map shows ancient Greece in the beginning? a b c 26 This picture shows __. a terracing Greeks used to grow crops on a hillside b natural erosion that destroyed ancient ruins c architecture used in ancient Greece 27 Which picture is an example of ancient Greek architecture? a b c

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How did the ancient Greeks adapt to their environment to engage in farming?

What is a peninsula?

Which of the following is an example of a human resource in ancient Greece?

How did the ancient Greeks use their natural resources to produce goods?

Ancient Greece was the first place to have what type of government?

What architectural feature did the Parthenon have?

What was a way Greece's climate affected its development?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

Which is the Parthenon?

Which is the Porch of Maidens?

Which person would be an example of an ancient Greek producer?

What's an example of an ancient Greek capital resource?

What's an example of an ancient Greek natural resource?

What's an example of an ancient Greek human resource?

What sea surrounds Greece?

What are these mountains north of Italy?

Italy is:

Greece is:

Italy and Greece are both part of ____.

Which sporting event started in ancient Greece?

What does the United States have in common with ancient Greece?

Which map shows Greece at it's peak, or period of greatest influence (after the conquests of Alexander the Great)?

Which map shows ancient Greece in the beginning?

This picture shows __.

Which picture is an example of ancient Greek architecture?