They ate grapes(wine), olives, bread, cheese, fish, vegtables, eggs, fruit, and honey.
What did ancient greeks eat?
100
C)- usually made them
Where did ancient greeks go to get clothes ?
A)- The market
B)- Didn't wear any
C)- usually made them
100
History in greek theatre began with the festivals that honored the gods
How did Greek theatre history begin?
100
Pottery was the most popular type of art in ancient Greece rather than paintings and structures. Paintings had pottery provided in the work in some cases.
What was the most popular type of art?
100
Ancient greeks were the first to read, write, and speak in there own alphabet. They influenced all other modern european languages that are known about today.
Who was the first people to have their own alphabet and who did they influence?
200
Most children spent their time playing games. Boys played outdoor sports such as hockey, but girls could not watch them since they would usually play naked. All ancient greeks of all ages would play games like marbles, dice, checkers, and knucklebones.
What games did children play?
200
A tunic or a cloak
What were the two main garments for both men and women?
200
False- Actually due to the shortage of actors up on stage music was played during the chrous'
True or False
Often Music was not played while while the performance has started (in the theatre)
200
Black Figure Pottery was the most popular out of all the designs
In ancient Greece what was the most recognizable/popular pottery?
200
Ancient greeks would wear necklaces, earrings, pendants, pins, bracelets, armbands, thigh bans, finger rings, wreaths, diadems, etc.
What types of jewelry would ancient greeks wear?
300
Women did damestic work such as spinning, weaving, and cleaning etc. Women had no public lifes, and were not allowed to do a lot of the things men did.
What did women do for entertainment and or work?
300
Outside the house: sandals, slippers, and boots, shoes of comfort
Inside: Barefoot
What did both men and women wear as footwear?
300
Tragedy and Comedy
What were the theatrical forms of theatre that the greeks cam up with and acted theses (genres) out in the theatre?
300
False- In ancient Greece, they used a variety of materials ion the sculptures such as stone, marble, and limestone.
True or False
Ancient greeks only used clay for sculptures.
300
Olives were used for many things of importance like cooking, lighting, beauty, and athletics.
What is the signifacince of olives to ancient greece?
400
E)- Raised the kids and needed permission from the wifes to go places
What didn't men in ancient greece do?
A)- Trained for military
B)- Talked politics
C)- Went to the theatre
D)- Farmed
E)- Raised the kids and needed permission from the wifes to go places
400
A chiton was made with lighter material, it was very long and a longer piece of fabric was pinned or sewn to the shoulders, A chiton was gripped at the waist. Often times it had sleeves fastened with pins or buttons
What was a chiton? or disecribe it
400
A theatre building was called a theatron. It was big, open aired structure, built on a hillside, and had three main parts to it: The orchestra, the skene, and the audience.
What was a theatre building called?
Describe it.
400
True
True or False
In ancient Greece religion was of great importance. The temples were known as the biggest and to have great beauty. They had a purpose in politics, often built as a symbol of celebration in civic power and pride or thanks to the patrons in the war
400
True
True or False
Bracelets were worn in matched sets or pairs
500
Farming was very common for ancient greeks even though it was difficult to farm since the land was not good.
What was one of the most common jobs for ancient greeks? What were the struggles of this job?
500
A peplos was a large rectangle of heavy fabric, used or worn by folding over the upper edge so the over fold would fall the around the waist. Armholes are on each side, and if there was an opening on the side it was either left alone or sewn together.
What was a peplos? What were they used for?
500
Three likely known plays of ancient greek tragedy are Sophocles, Euripides, and Aeschylus. A play that is still remembered of comedy in ancient Greece is Lysistrata.
DOUBLE!!!!!!!!
What are three likely known plays of ancient greek tragedy in the 5th century? And also one play from comedy that stuck?
500
The there architectural systems that the ancient greeks cam up with were Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian.
What were the three architectural systems that the ancient greeks came up with?
500
The three major dialects in ancient greece were Aeolic, Doric, and Lonic. which were named after different tibes.
What was the three major dialects in ancient greece?