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Olympics
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Who threw thunderbolts when he was unhappy?
Zeus
100
What government do we have that we took from the Greeks?
Democracy
100
The Parthenon is dedicated to this goddess
Athena
100
What is one thing kids did for fun?
Played with yo-yo's, horses on wheels, or rattles
100
Name 3 Ancient Olympic events
Horse racing, discus throw, boxing, javelin throw, running, long jump, pentathlon, pankration, and wrestling
200
Who was the god of music and healing?
Apollo
200
What is the capitol of Greece?
Athens
200
What type of building is the Parthenon?
Temple
200
Who was Plato's teacher?
Socrates
200
Which event included throwing a long piece of wood at a target?
Javelin Throw
300
What is a Cyclops?
One-eyed giant
300
These people ran the government in Ancient Greece and were allowed to vote
Men
300
What city is the Parthenon located in?
Athens
300
What was the main job of women? (3 parts)
Raise children, make clothes, and be in charge of the home
300
The Olympics were held as part of a religious festival in honor of who?
Zeus
400
Who was the second most powerful god?
Poseidon
400
What continent is Greece located on?
Europe
400
What caused the Parthenon to lose its roof and walls?
An explosion
400
Where were Aristotle and Alexander the Great born?
Macedonia
400
What was one thing the winners received?
Laurel leaves, jars of olive oil, beautiful pots/vases, or material to make clothes
500
Pandora's Box is an example of what?
Myths
500
This landform is what Greece is mainly made up of
Islands
500
Many Greek-style buildings are located in this U.S. city
Washington D.C.
500
What does the word "philosopher" mean?
Lover of wisdom
500
What five events made up the pentathlon?
Long jump, javelin, discus, wrestling, and running