The Basics
The Basics 2
Education for young boys
Education for girls
Education for older boys
100

The number of phases the ancient Greeks divided the human life cycle into.

What is 4?

100

The first two phases of the Greek life focused on this.

What is education?

100

This is the age range that young Greek boys started school.

What is age 6 or 7?

100

This is where young girls were taught.

What is home?

100

This was the focus of a boy's education once they reached age 15 or 16.

What is preparation for war?

200

The Greek work for school, schole, means this.

What is leisure?

200

The second two phases of the Greek life focused on these 2 things. 

What are serving the state and pursuing the ideal life?

200

This is what young boys wrote on because paper was rare. 

Bonus, what did they use to write with.

What is a wax tablet?

Bonus, what is a wooden stylus?

200

Young girls learned this from their mothers.

What is how to take care of a home and family.

or "domestic science"?

200

The name of a professional teacher. 

What is a sophist?

300

These are the phases of the human life cycle according to the ancient Greeks. 

Bonus points for any Greek names used. 

What are child (pais), and youth (ephebos), man (aner), and elder (geron)?

300

Education was left to private citizens because there were none of these in most Greek city states. 

What are public schools or universities?

300

This was the job of a pedagogue. (3 things)

What is take the young boys to school and watch over them during the day and make sure homework was completed?

300

Girls were taught these skills at home. 

List as many as you can. 

What are to read, write, reckon (math), spin, weave, embroider, sing, dance and play an instrument. 

300

Athenian Soldier Youth.

What is epheboi?

400

These are the 4 values Greeks tried to live by. 


Points awarded for each correct answer. 

What are fame, wealth, ability and virtue?

400
These people could not take part in formal education in ancient Greece. 

What are girls, slaves and foreigners?

400

All boys were not only taught reading, writing and math, but they also learned to play these.

Bonus points for using the Greek words.

What is a double flute and small harp?

Bonus, what is a aulos and lyre?

400

Sparta was different because it allowed young girls to do this. 

What is participate in athletics or exercise their bodies?

400

The prize for finishing your education at age 21. 

What is full citizenship and freedom from parents authority?

500

This is the name for someone who strives to be the ideal person who combines beauty and justice. 

Closest spelling gets bonus points. 

What is a kalakagathos?

500

At age 12 boys went here to study wrestling and sports. 

What is the palaestra?

500

This was a special class of young women that were allowed to participate in debate and be outside the home more. 

What is hetaerae? 

500

Many of the talents a young man could do by the age of 21.

Points given for each correct talent. 

What are: jump, sing, recite poetry, wrestle, shoot a bow and arrow, drive a chariot, think logically, challenge false arguments, defend his city-state, take pride in his polis?

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