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World history quiz for grade 6: Ancient Greece This quiz helps revise “Ancient Greece” in World history for grade 6. It has 25 questions in five categories: Greek Lands, Gods and Myths, City Life, Games and Arts, Wars and Rulers. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Greek Lands 100 Which island-dotted sea lies between Greece and Asia Minor in this view from space?
200 What Greek word meant an independent city-state such as Athens or Sparta?
300 On which island did…
In the game400 What name did the…
In the game500 Which ancient Greek city…
In the gameGods and Myths 100 This marble bust shows the ruler of the Olympian gods. Who is he?
200 Which god ruled the sea and carried a trident?
300 Which goddess of wisdom…
In the game400 Which Titan stole fire…
In the game500 Who gave Theseus the…
In the gameCity Life 100 Which Greek city-state is famous for its democracy?
200 In which city-state were boys trained for war from childhood?
300 What was the public…
In the game400 In classical Athens, who…
In the game500 What Athenian vote used…
In the gameGames and Arts 100 Which ancient Greek sporting festival honoured Zeus and still has a modern version?
200 What is the temple on the Athenian Acropolis shown here called?
300 What is an open-air…
In the game400 Which poet is traditionally…
In the game500 What was this two-handled…
In the gameWars and Rulers 100 Which Macedonian king built an empire that reached India?
200 Near which Greek town did Athenians defeat a Persian army in 490 BCE?
300 At which narrow mountain…
In the game400 Rowed warships like this…
In the game500 What is the period…
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