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Hellenistic Alexandria Quiz

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True or false statements about Hellenistic Egypt.

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True or false statements about Hellenistic Egypt.

by Jemma Lowery (Student)
1

The term 'Hellenistic' means a blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian cultures.

2

Alexander the Great blended Greek culture with local traditions.

3

The Library of Alexandria contained about one million papyrus scrolls.

4

The Colossus of Rhodes was about 200 feet tall.

5

The Nike of Samothrace commemorated a land battle.

6

The Pharos of Alexandria guided ships by emitting radio signals.

7

The Library of Alexandria contained about half a million papyrus scrolls.

8

Archimedes' screw was used primarily for lifting goods in factories.

9

The Pharos of Alexandria was about 350 feet tall.

10

Aristarchus proposed that Earth and the planets revolve around the Sun.

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