Ancient Greece & Greek Gods
Percy Jackson
Liveability
Water & Water Scarcity
Random
100

Who is the king of the Greek gods?

Zeus

100

Who is Percy Jackson's godly father?

Poseidon

100

What does liveability mean?

How suitable/enjoyable a place is to live.

100

What is water scarcity?

When there is not enough available water to meet people's needs.

100

Put these in chronological order: 2026, 1800, 500 BCE, 1000 CE

500 BCE → 1000 CE → 1800 → 2026

200

What city was named after the goddess Athena?

Athens

200

What is the name of the camp Percy attends?

Camp Half-Blood

200

Name one factor that can affect liveability

Possible answers: Safety, transport, healthcare, education, environment.

200

Name one cause of water scarcity.

Drought, climate, population growth, overuse, pollution, etc.

200

What does chronological order mean?

Putting events in the order they happened.

300

What was Poseidon the god of?

The sea

300

What creature is Grover? 

A satyr

300

Why might access to public transport improve liveability?

It makes it easier for people to access work, school and services.

300

Name one way people can reduce water use.

Possible Examples: Turning off tap when brushing teeth, half flushing toilet, using rainwater
300

Who was Narrabeen Man?

An Aboriginal man whose ancient remains (over 4000 years old) were discovered near Narrabeen in NSW.

400

What was the name of the public meeting/marketplace area in an Ancient Greek city? 

Agora

400

Why are Greek myths important in Percy Jackson?

The characters, creatures and events are based on Ancient Greek mythology.

400

Name one liveability difference between Gawler and Port Lincoln.

Accept reasonable examples.

400

What is the difference between physical and economic water scarcity?

Physical = not enough water exists; economic = water exists but people cannot access it due to infrastructure/money.

400

What can archaeologists learn by studying human remains such as Narrabeen Man?

Age, diet, health, injuries, lifestyle, how they died, etc.

500

What was one major difference between Athens and Sparta?

Athens focused more on democracy/education; Sparta focused heavily on military training.

500

Name three Greek mythological figures or creatures that appear in Percy Jackson. What is one way you can earn an income other than having a job?

Possible Answers: Medusa, Hades, Zeus, Poseidon, Minotaur, Hydra.

500

Explain why two people might rate the liveability of the same place differently.

People have different needs, ages, lifestyles, jobs and preferences.

500

Why can water scarcity affect a country's food supply?

Agriculture needs water to grow crops and raise livestock.

500

If an event happened in 400 BCE and another happened in 200 BCE, which happened first and by roughly how many years?

400 BCE happened first, approximately 200 years earlier.

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