Pompeii
Greek Gods
Geography
Wars
Ancient Olympics
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Name of the volcano that buried the city of Pompeii

Mount Vesuvius, Vesuvius

100

The supreme ruling god in ancient Greece

Zues

100

A body of land completely surrounded by water

Island

100

The city defeated in the Trojan War.

Troy

100

The number of years between each Olympic games

Four

200

Estimated number of people killed in volcanic eruption

2,000

200

Where the Gods and Goddesses lived

Mount Olympus

200

The capital city of Greece today

Athens

200

Large animals that crossed the mountains with Hannibal

Elephants

200

A branch or crown of this tree was given as a prize

Olive

300

The towns destroyed by Mount Vesuvius sat on this body of water

Bay of Naples

300

The son of Zeus and messenger to mortals

Hermes


300

The capital city of Italy today

Rome

300

The name of the largest Roman military unit

Legions

300

The length of the very first Olympic games

1 day

400

The year Pompeii was destroyed

79 A.D.

400

The god of war and son of Zeus and Hera

Ares

400

The largest Greek island

Crete

400

The two city states who fought against each other in the Peloponnesian War

Sparta and Athens

400

What Olympic athletes wore during competitions

Nothing

500

Name of writer who documented what happened in Pompeii

Pliny the Younger

500

The healer, archer god, son god, and master musician

Apollo

500

The continents that the Roman Empire extended over

Europe, Asia, and Africa

500

The poet who wrote about the Trojan War.

Homer

500

Who could participate and compete in the Olympic games

Male citizens