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  • Which Greek city was the birth of democracy?
    Athens
  • How many of the seven wonders of the world were located in Ancient Greece?
    Three
  • Who was the king of the Greek gods?
    Zeus
  • Aesop was a Greek man who wrote fables, stories that contained a moral. What was his occupation?
    He was a slave
  • The Parthenon, the famous templenbuilt by the Greek, was dedicated to which god or goddess?
    Athena
  • What were the Greeks famous for?
    Sports, medicine, philosophy, democracy
  • Who was the blind poet who wrote the famous epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey?
    Homer
  • What were the main cities in Ancient Greece?
    Sparta, Athens, Corinth, Knossos, Thebes, Olympia, Mycenae, Delphi ans Marathon
  • Who was the most famous Greek philosopher and teacher who taught his students to think for themselves and to question everything?
    Socrates
  • How do Greeks say Greece in Greek?
    Hellas
  • Which musical instrument did Greek boys learn to play?
    the lyre
  • How do Greeks say Greece in Greek?
    Hellas
  • What were the five sports of the pentathlon in the original Olympic Games?
    Wrestling, running, long jump, discus throwing, and javelin throwing
  • How many English words come from Ancient Greece?
    12%
  • Which seas border the region of Europe where Ancient Greece was located?
    The Mediterranean Sea to the South, the Ionian Sea to West, the Aegean Sea to the Northeast, and the Sea of Crete to the Southeast
  • Where did the first Olympic Games take place?
    Olympia