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Froggy Jumps 6th Grade Social Studies - GreeceOnline version 6th Grade Social Studies - Greece by Kerry Ben-Jacob 1 What continent is Greece located on? a Europe b Asia c Africa 2 Greece is located on which peninsula? a Balkan Peninsula b Iberian Peninsula c Arabian Peninsula 3 Which mountains run through Greece? a Pindus Mountains b Alps c Rocky Mountains 4 What famous mountain was believed to be the home of the gods? a Mount Olympus b Mount Everest c Mount Fuji 5 What made travel in Greece difficult? a Mountains b Deserts c Ice Fields 6 Why was farming difficult in Greece? a There was little fertile land b There was too much rain c There were too many forests 7 What did mountains cause Greece to develop into? a Separate city-states b One large empire c single kingdom 8 What is the Greek word for city-state? a Polis b Forum c Empire 9 Which sea is located east of Greece? a Aegean Sea b Red Sea c Baltic Sea 10 Which sea is located south of Greece? a Mediterranean Sea b Black Sea c Arctic Ocean 11 Which sea is located west of Greece? a Ionian Sea b Caribbean Sea c Caspian Sea 12 The seas helped Greece do what? a Trade with other civilizations b Stay isolated from the world c Grow more crops 13 Which places did Greece trade with? a Egypt and the Middle East b Antarctica c South America 14 What activity was common because Greece was near the sea? a Fishing b Mining diamonds c Herding camels 15 Greece has many what in the sea? a Islands b Icebergs c Volcanoes 16 What made communication difficult in Greece? a Many islands and mountains b Too many highways c Thick jungles 17 Because of geography, Greece had trouble doing what? a Unifying politically b Growing rice c Building pyramids 18 What is an acropolis? a A high part of the city with temples b A large farm area c A type of ship 19 What were located on the acropolis? a Temples to gods and goddesses b Markets and farms c Military training camps 20 Greek city-states were often located in what areas? a Isolated valleys b Deserts c Rainforests 21 What type of government did Athens have? a Direct democracy b Monarchy c Dictatorship 22 What type of government did Sparta have? a Oligarchy b Democracy c Republic 23 What does oligarchy mean? a Rule by a few people b Rule by everyone c Rule by a king 24 In Athens, who could participate in government? a Citizens b Visitors c Slaves 25 In Athens, who were considered citizens? a Freeborn men who owned land b All residents c Only soldiers 26 Who could NOT be citizens in Athens? a Women and slaves b Landowning men c Military leaders 27 In Sparta, who were citizens? a All native-born Spartans over age 30 b All adults c Foreign traders 28 Athens was the first known government to do what? a Allow citizen participation b Elect a king c Ban voting 29 What did citizens in a direct democracy do? a Participate directly in government b Elect a king c Stay out of politics 30 Which city-state focused on military strength? a Sparta b Athens c Corinth 31 What subjects did boys study in Athens? a History, literature, math, and philosophy b Only farming c Only military training 32 What physical activity did Athenian boys practice? a Gym training b Mountain climbing c Ice skating 33 At what age did Spartan boys begin military training? a Age 7 b Age 15 c Age 21 34 Where did Spartan boys live during training? a Military barracks b At home c On farms 35 Spartan training included what? a Hard exercise b Painting classes c Cooking school 36 Spartan boys had what during training? a Limited food and clothing b Luxury meals c Expensive uniforms 37 Did girls attend school in Athens? a No b Yes c Sometimes 38 What did Athenian girls learn? a Care for home and children b Military combat c Sailing 39 What activity did Athenian girls learn? a Weaving baskets b Building temples c Farming wheat 40 What did Spartan girls train for? a Physical strength and warrior skills b Cooking contests c Writing poetry 41 In Athens, women were considered what compared to men? a Inferior b Equal rulers c Military leaders 42 In Sparta, women were expected to do what? a Have healthy sons for the army b Join the navy c Become priests 43 Spartan women had more what than Athenian women? a Freedom and responsibility b Restrictions c Isolation 44 Spartan women could do what with property? a Inherit property b Destroy property c Never own property 45 Spartan women could also do what? a Own businesses b Lead armies c Become kings 46 Athens is known for its what period? a Golden Age b Ice Age c Bronze Collapse 47 Athens promoted what? a Arts and education b Only warfare c Only farming 48 Athens had a strong what? a Navy b Air force c Tank division 49 Sparta avoided what with other city-states? a Trade b Sports c Religion 50 Spartans were not allowed to do what? a Leave Sparta freely b Speak Greek c Join the army 51 Athens and Sparta spoke the same what? a Language b Dialect of Latin c Egyptian 52 Both city-states shared the same what system? a Writing system b Currency system c Calendar 53 Greeks believed in many gods. This is called what? a Polytheism b Monotheism c Atheism 54 Athens and Sparta worshipped the same what? a Gods and goddesses b Kings c Animals 55 What famous event did all Greek city-states participate in? a Olympic Games b World Cup c Roman Games 56 Greece’s geography caused the development of what? a Independent city-states b One empire c One kingdom 57 Mountains separated Greece into what areas? a Valleys b Deserts c Plateaus 58 Seas helped Greeks do what with other cultures? a Trade b Avoid them c Attack them 59 Islands made it harder to do what? a Communicate b Fish c Sail 60 The acropolis was usually located where? a On high ground b Underground c On islands 61 Temples on the acropolis were made of what material? a Marble b Wood c Clay 62 Sparta valued what above all else? a Military strength b Art and music c Trade 63 Athens valued what strongly? a Education and culture b Isolation c Farming 64 Spartan boys trained mainly for what role? a Soldiers b Artists c Farmers 65 Athens encouraged what kind of learning? a Philosophy and literature b Only combat training c Only farming skills 66 Spartan education focused on what? a Discipline and toughness b Poetry writing c Trade skills 67 Athens and Sparta were both examples of what? a Greek city-states b Roman provinces c Egyptian cities 68 Geography shaped Greek life mainly because of what features? a Mountains and seas b Jungles and rivers c Ice and tundra 69 Greek city-states were often independent because of what? a Natural barriers b Shared rulers c Strong roads 70 Which city-state focused more on the arts? a Athens b Sparta c Persia 71 Which city-state focused more on the military? a Sparta b Athens c Egypt 72 Greek religion included many what? a Gods and goddesses b Kings c Spirits only 73 Greek city-states shared many cultural traditions such as what? a Olympic Games b Chinese festivals c Roman parades 74 The geography of Greece helped connect it to other places through what? a Seas b Deserts c Mountains 75 The most important effect of geography in Greece was the creation of what? a Independent city-states b A single empire c A monarchy

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6th Grade Social Studies - GreeceOnline version

by Kerry Ben-Jacob

What continent is Greece located on?

Greece is located on which peninsula?

Which mountains run through Greece?

What famous mountain was believed to be the home of the gods?

What made travel in Greece difficult?

Why was farming difficult in Greece?

What did mountains cause Greece to develop into?

What is the Greek word for city-state?

Which sea is located east of Greece?

Which sea is located south of Greece?

Which sea is located west of Greece?

The seas helped Greece do what?

Which places did Greece trade with?

What activity was common because Greece was near the sea?

Greece has many what in the sea?

What made communication difficult in Greece?

Because of geography, Greece had trouble doing what?

What is an acropolis?

What were located on the acropolis?

Greek city-states were often located in what areas?

What type of government did Athens have?

What type of government did Sparta have?

What does oligarchy mean?

In Athens, who could participate in government?

In Athens, who were considered citizens?

Who could NOT be citizens in Athens?

In Sparta, who were citizens?

Athens was the first known government to do what?

What did citizens in a direct democracy do?

Which city-state focused on military strength?

What subjects did boys study in Athens?

What physical activity did Athenian boys practice?

At what age did Spartan boys begin military training?

Where did Spartan boys live during training?

Spartan training included what?

Spartan boys had what during training?

Did girls attend school in Athens?

What did Athenian girls learn?

What activity did Athenian girls learn?

What did Spartan girls train for?

In Athens, women were considered what compared to men?

In Sparta, women were expected to do what?

Spartan women had more what than Athenian women?

Spartan women could do what with property?

Spartan women could also do what?

Athens is known for its what period?

Athens promoted what?

Athens had a strong what?

Sparta avoided what with other city-states?

Spartans were not allowed to do what?

Athens and Sparta spoke the same what?

Both city-states shared the same what system?

Greeks believed in many gods. This is called what?

Athens and Sparta worshipped the same what?

What famous event did all Greek city-states participate in?

Greece’s geography caused the development of what?

Mountains separated Greece into what areas?

Seas helped Greeks do what with other cultures?

Islands made it harder to do what?

The acropolis was usually located where?

Temples on the acropolis were made of what material?