Froggy Jumps: Ancient Greece 7th Grade (history - k7


Froggy Jumps Ancient Greece 7th GradeVersión en línea Test on Ancient Greece por Nikki Bell 1 Origins of ancient Greek culture on the island of Crete, but none of their written records can be read a Cretans b Minoans c Greeks 2 Very old stories that are passed down to each generation to explain events or the history a myths b lectures c tales 3 According to myth, a half man / half bull creature who inhabited the labyrinth was called a a Minotaur b Taurus c Manbull 4 The end of the Mycenaean civilization meant a period of a incline b fear c decline 5 About 750, a bard named _____ wrote epic poems about events in and around Greece during that time period a Mycenea b Zeus c Homer 6 Homer's epic poems dramatized how the ____ and ____ influenced the lives of humans a gods and goddesses b cyclops and sirens c women and children 7 What giant animal was "gifted" to the city of Troy in the Trojan war and hid soldiers a Cat b Camel c Horse 8 The open space for the city's marketplace and social center for sports, festivals, and meetings a Agora b Acropolis c Polis 9 A powerful city state in Ancient Greece is also called a a Acropolis b Agora c Polis 10 This form of government is ruled by a single person such as a king a Democracy b Aristocracy c Monarchy 11 Powerful men that overtook the situation and government / power with force a Monarchy b Aristocracy c Tyrants 12 To take power from tyrants, merchants formed a government ruled by a few powerful citizens a Tyrant b Oligarchy c Aristocracy 13 An area controlled by a distant ruler a Colony b Foreign hold c Extension 14 The Greeks adopted this and then made changes to make the foundations for what we use in reading and writing today. a Phoenician Alphabet b Chinese Characters c Egyptian Hieroglpyhs 15 In Sparta, boys left to begin training for soldiers at the age of a 7 b 13 c 18 16 Lowest social class in Sparta were a Helots (state owned slaves) b Women c Soldiers 17 True or False: citizenship was open to everyone in Athens a True b False c 18 Athens established this form of government in which citizens had a direct role in governing a Monarchy b Aristocracy c Democracy 19 This King was most known for his role in the Persian war a Zeus b King Leonidas c Xerxes 20 The modern day race of 26.2 miles is named after this city in ancient Greece where the first run was initiated to spread information about the Persian attacks a Marathon b Athens c Sparta

1

Origins of ancient Greek culture on the island of Crete, but none of their written records can be read

a

Cretans

b

Minoans

c

Greeks

2

Very old stories that are passed down to each generation to explain events or the history

a

myths

b

lectures

c

tales

3

According to myth, a half man / half bull creature who inhabited the labyrinth was called a

a

Minotaur

b

Taurus

c

Manbull

4

The end of the Mycenaean civilization meant a period of

a

incline

b

fear

c

decline

5

About 750, a bard named _____ wrote epic poems about events in and around Greece during that time period

a

Mycenea

b

Zeus

c

Homer

6

Homer's epic poems dramatized how the and influenced the lives of humans

a

gods and goddesses

b

cyclops and sirens

c

women and children

7

What giant animal was "gifted" to the city of Troy in the Trojan war and hid soldiers

a

Cat

b

Camel

c

Horse

8

The open space for the city's marketplace and social center for sports, festivals, and meetings

a

Agora

b

Acropolis

c

Polis

9

A powerful city state in Ancient Greece is also called a

a

Acropolis

b

Agora

c

Polis

10

This form of government is ruled by a single person such as a king

a

Democracy

b

Aristocracy

c

Monarchy

11

Powerful men that overtook the situation and government / power with force

a

Monarchy

b

Aristocracy

c

Tyrants

12

To take power from tyrants, merchants formed a government ruled by a few powerful citizens

a

Tyrant

b

Oligarchy

c

Aristocracy

13

An area controlled by a distant ruler

a

Colony

b

Foreign hold

c

Extension

14

The Greeks adopted this and then made changes to make the foundations for what we use in reading and writing today.

a

Phoenician Alphabet

b

Chinese Characters

c

Egyptian Hieroglpyhs

15

In Sparta, boys left to begin training for soldiers at the age of

a

7

b

13

c

18

16

Lowest social class in Sparta were

a

Helots (state owned slaves)

b

Women

c

Soldiers

17

True or False: citizenship was open to everyone in Athens

a

True

b

False

c

18

Athens established this form of government in which citizens had a direct role in governing

a

Monarchy

b

Aristocracy

c

Democracy

19

This King was most known for his role in the Persian war

a

Zeus

b

King Leonidas

c

Xerxes

20

The modern day race of 26.2 miles is named after this city in ancient Greece where the first run was initiated to spread information about the Persian attacks

a

Marathon

b

Athens

c

Sparta

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Origins of ancient Greek culture on the island of Crete, but none of their written records can be read

Very old stories that are passed down to each generation to explain events or the history

According to myth, a half man / half bull creature who inhabited the labyrinth was called a

The end of the Mycenaean civilization meant a period of

About 750, a bard named _____ wrote epic poems about events in and around Greece during that time period

Homer's epic poems dramatized how the and influenced the lives of humans

What giant animal was "gifted" to the city of Troy in the Trojan war and hid soldiers

The open space for the city's marketplace and social center for sports, festivals, and meetings

A powerful city state in Ancient Greece is also called a

This form of government is ruled by a single person such as a king

Powerful men that overtook the situation and government / power with force

To take power from tyrants, merchants formed a government ruled by a few powerful citizens

An area controlled by a distant ruler

The Greeks adopted this and then made changes to make the foundations for what we use in reading and writing today.

In Sparta, boys left to begin training for soldiers at the age of

Lowest social class in Sparta were

True or False: citizenship was open to everyone in Athens

Athens established this form of government in which citizens had a direct role in governing

This King was most known for his role in the Persian war

The modern day race of 26.2 miles is named after this city in ancient Greece where the first run was initiated to spread information about the Persian attacks