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Polis - Part 1: The Restoration - Review questionsVersión en línea Polis - Part 1: The Restoration - Review questions por Vijo Gor 1 The story opens with Athens defeated by Sparta. How does the narrator describe the mood in the city? a People hopeful to rebuild b Proud of their survival c Angry but united d Fearful and filled with betrayal 2 What group rules Athens when the story begins? a The Thirty Tyrants b The Spartan Ambassadors c The Athenian Assembly d The Council of Five Hundred 3 Who are the Thirty Tyrants ruling Athens after being defeated in the Peloponnesian War? a Foreign kings sent from Persia b A Spartan army occupying the city c A group of wealthy Athenians backed by Sparta d A council of philosophers 4 The young man named Aristocles returns to Athens. What famous philosopher will he one day become? a Pericles b Xenophon c Aristotle d Plato 5 How does Aristophanes mock Socrates in the play? a By dressing him as Zeus b By portraying him as a pompous general c By turning him into a Spartan hero d By showing him floating in a basket talking to the clouds 6 When Aristocles meets his cousin Critias, what tension grows between them? a Critias serves the Tyrants while Aristocles defends Socrates b They both fight for democracy c They plan to flee together d Aristocles wants power and Critias wants peace 7 What crime does Critias accuse the orator Theramenes of during the Assembly meeting? a Stealing public money b Treason against the Thirty c Cowardice in battle d Corrupting the youth 8 How does Theramenes die? a Stabbed by guards b Forced to drink poison c Executed by hanging d Exiled to Sparta 9 After Theramenes' death, what major change happened in Athens? a Socrates becomes leader b The city breaks into open rebellion c The Thirty offer peace d Sparta withdraws its support 10 What does Socrates do in the middle of the battle when he sees the boy Demetrius in danger? a Blames him for the loss b Saves his life and tells him to stay close c Runs away from him d Orders him to fight 11 What event marks the turning point of the rebellion? a The surrender of Socrates b The arrival of Spartan reinforcements c The burning of the Acropolis d The fall of Critias in battle 12 How does the story end after the Athenian rebels win? a The people elect Socrates as leader b The Tyrants are replaced by new generals c Democracy is restored but the city remains tense d The Spartans retake the city

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The story opens with Athens defeated by Sparta. How does the narrator describe the mood in the city?

What group rules Athens when the story begins?

Who are the Thirty Tyrants ruling Athens after being defeated in the Peloponnesian War?

The young man named Aristocles returns to Athens. What famous philosopher will he one day become?

How does Aristophanes mock Socrates in the play?

When Aristocles meets his cousin Critias, what tension grows between them?

What crime does Critias accuse the orator Theramenes of during the Assembly meeting?

How does Theramenes die?

After Theramenes' death, what major change happened in Athens?

What does Socrates do in the middle of the battle when he sees the boy Demetrius in danger?

What event marks the turning point of the rebellion?

How does the story end after the Athenian rebels win?