Concepts
Humans and Gods
Literature, Drama, and Architecture
Contributions
Miscellaneous
100
A story meant to tech a lesson.
What is a fable.
100
The king of the gods.
What is the god Zeus
100
The two types of Greek drama.
What were tragedy and comedy.
100
The games we acquired from the Greeks.
What are the Olympic Games.
100
Where the Olympic Games were held at.
What was at the city of Olympia.
200
A play or film that tells a humorous story.
What is a comedy.
200
The place where gods and goddesses lived.
What is Mount Olympus.
200
The name of the epic about the Trojan horse.
What is the Iliad.
200
The types of drama we acquired from the Greeks.
What were tragedy and comedy.
200
The favorite subject of Greek artists.
What is the human body.
300
A story written in the form of a play.
What is a drama.
300
The god or goddess the Olympic Games were for.
What is the god Zeus.
300
The first Greek stories.
What were epics.
300
The type of believe we acquired from the Greeks.
What is polytheism.
300
What Aesop's fables were part of for 200 years.
What were part of Greek oral traditions.
400
A sacred shrine where a priest or priestess spoke for a god or goddess.
What is an oracle.
400
What the Greeks believe in.
What is in myths.
400
What the Parthenon included.
What is a central room that housed statues of the gods.
400
The most famous fable that we learned from the Greeks.
What is "The Hare and the Tortoise".
400
What the people of the city-state performed to win the favor of their god.
What is performing rituals.
500
The custom of passing along stories by speech.
What is an oral tradition.
500
The most important oracle.
What is the oracle at the temple of Apollo at Delphi.
500
The four best Greek dramatists.
What were Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes.
500
The architecture we learned from the Greeks.
What is the large, graceful Greek columns.
500
What Euripides wrote about.
What is about ordinary human beings in realistic situations.
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