Religion
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Philosophy
Sports
100

What did gods act and look like?

Humans

100

What was the purpose of a temple?

Home for the gods


100

How did sculptors add color to statues?

They used bronze for things like spears and shields and wax for things like hair, lips, etc. 

100

What does philosophy mean?

Love of wisdom

100

What sporting events were in the Panathenaic Games?

Boxing, footracing, chariot races, etc

200

What did a city state's patron god give them?

Protection
200

What is a pediment? 

The triangle formed by the slanting roof

200

What was a major accomplishment of Greek sculptors? 

They made lifeline statues with realistic poses, muscles, hair, and clothing. 

200

What did Athenians like to talk about?

- Natural world

- Meaning of life

- Justice

- Truth

- Beauty

200

Who were the Panathenaic games dedicated to?

Athena

300

Why was Mt. Olympus important?

It was the home of the gods


300

Describe the statue of Athena. 

1. 30 ft tall

3. Made of wood

4. covered in ivory

5. decorated with gold

300

What did a chorus do in Greek dramas?

They explained the story and commented on the character's actions.

300

Why was Socrates arrested?

His questioning "did not honor respect the gods and led youth to error and disloyalty."

300

What was the highlight of the Panathenaea?

Dragging a ship through the city with a new robe for the Athena statue.

400

Name two ways that the gods were part of everyday life. 

1. Asking for help before a journey

3. Festivals and sporting events

4. Art

400

What is the difference between a frieze and metope?

The frieze is the band of sculptures and the metopes are the sculptures in the frieze. 


400

What are two reasons why actors wore masks?

- No women actors

- Show emotion

400

Why did Socrates say he was the wisest man in Greece?

Because he knew that he knew nothing.

400

How did athletes travel safely to the Olympics?

They called a truce from all wars. 

500

What did the Oracle of Delphi do?

People visited her for advice and she answered in a trance. Anything she said was believed to come from Apollo. 

500

Describe: doric, ionic, and corinthian columns. 

Doric: simple, thick

Ionic: scroll carvings, base, thinner

Corinthian: leaf carvings


500

What were drama competitions like? Include two details.

- Lasted for days

- Four categories (tragic playwright/actor, comic playwright/actor)

- Won olive leaf crowns and given figs

500

How did Socrates die?

Hemlock, the juice of a poisonous plant

500

What was the pancratium?

A game where athletes punched, kicked, and choked each other until one person surrendered, passed out, or died.