What is one of the art forms that the Greeks are known for?
Sculptures, Mosaics, Pottery
What is Zeus the god of?
Lightning/Thunder
Why did the Greeks tell myths?
To spread their religion OR to spread morals
When was the first Olympics?
776 BC
What was the city-state that invented Democracy?
Athens
What were things that Greeks like to embody/show in their art?
Greek mythology, Famous Stories, Something About the Person buying the art
What is polytheism?
Belief in many gods
What is King Midas known for?
His "Gold Touch"
What is the Olympic truce?
An agreement that stopped all wars/conflicts during the Olympics
What is the name of one of the seas that surround Greece?
Aegean, Ionian, Mediterranean
What is a famous piece of ancient Greek literature?
The Odyssey
Who is the leader of the Greek gods?
Zeus
What mistake did Icarus make?
He flew too close to the sun
What are at least 3 of the events that occurred in the ancient Olympics?
Running, Javelin, Discus, Horse Racing, Pankration, Pentathlon, Wrestling, Boxing, etc.
What is the name for the ancient Greek women's Olympics?
Herean Games
In Greek mythology, who symbolizes the Earth?
Gaia
In the Greek origin story, what/who was there at the very beginning before everything?
Chaos
What were the rewards for winning the Olympics?
Olive Wreath, Fame, Some Money
Other than Zeus, name 3 Greek gods or goddesses (not titans)
Answers will Vary
What titan is the father of Zeus and some of the other gods?
Cronus
What was the last thing to escape Pandora's box?
Hope
What were some of the qualities that the Olympics promoted?
Answers will Vary
How many sides does a icosahedron have?
20