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Froggy Jumps Greek mythologyOnline version Greek mythology trivia by Alejandro 1 Who was the king of the Olympic gods? a Cronus led the younger gods. b Zeus controlled the starry sky. c Jupiter ruled the whole Olympus. 2 Who were the three main "brother" gods and what did they rule? a Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto: big empires. b Zeus, Poseidon, Hades: divided cosmos. c Zeus, Apollo, Ares: military forces. 3 Where does the name of the city of Athens come from? a From the mythical queen Athena. b From the goddess of wisdom. c From the great Athens temple. 4 What were the "Polis"? a United provinces of Greek empire. b Greek cities with shared kings. c Completely independent city-states. 5 Where was democracy born and who could vote? a Sparta: free warriors could vote. b Athens: only male citizens voted. c Athens: all residents could vote. 6 What was the difference between Athens and Sparta? a Athens cultural, Sparta militarized society. b Athens naval, Sparta only peaceful. c Athens militarized, Sparta very democratic. 7 Who were the three most important philosophers of Athens? a Socrates, Plato, Aristotle in order. b Socrates, Aristotle, Alexander the Great. c Pythagoras, Plato, Archimedes of Athens. 8 What is the origin of the Olympic Games? a Military race between enemy cities. b Annual tribute to fallen soldiers. c Sacred festival to honor Zeus. 9 Who is considered the "father of Western medicine"? a Galen, doctor of the gladiators. b Aristotle for his anatomy studies. c Hippocrates, creator of famous oath. 10 What are the two great literary works of ancient Greece and who wrote them? a Iliad and Theogony of poet. b Aeneid and Odyssey by Homer. c Iliad and Odyssey by Homer.

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Greek mythologyOnline version

by Alejandro

Who was the king of the Olympic gods?

Who were the three main "brother" gods and what did they rule?

Where does the name of the city of Athens come from?

What were the "Polis"?

Where was democracy born and who could vote?

What was the difference between Athens and Sparta?

Who were the three most important philosophers of Athens?

What is the origin of the Olympic Games?

Who is considered the "father of Western medicine"?

What are the two great literary works of ancient Greece and who wrote them?