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Ancient Greece quiz — History The “Ancient Greece” quiz — History. It has 25 questions in five categories: Polis and People, War and Turning Points, Gods and Rites, Stage and Ideas, After the Conquests. 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.
Polis and People 100 What is the pictured hilltop citadel above Athens, home to the Parthenon, called?
200 Two royal families shared the crown in which Greek city-state?
300 What did Greeks call…
In the game400 A pottery-shard vote could…
In the game500 Which reformer mixed Athenians…
In the gameWar and Turning Points 100 Which Greek victory over Persia gave a modern road race its name?
200 At which narrow pass did Leonidas and allied Greeks make their stand against Xerxes?
300 A narrow strait let…
In the game400 Which alliance against Persia…
In the game500 Athens gambled on invading…
In the gameGods and Rites 100 Which Greek sky god is recognised by his thunderbolt?
200 The Roman Neptune shares his trident and sea realm with which Greek god?
300 A visitor stands beneath…
In the game400 At Athens' spring drama…
In the game500 What were the secret…
In the gameStage and Ideas 100 What kind of Athenian play mocked public figures and still means a funny show today?
200 Which pictured philosopher drank hemlock after an Athenian court sentenced him to death?
300 Prisoners watch shadows on…
In the game400 Who wrote both Antigone…
In the game500 Which English word for…
In the gameAfter the Conquests 100 Which pictured Macedonian king conquered Persia and led his army as far as the Indus?
200 Which queen was the last ruler of Egypt's Greek-speaking dynasty founded by a Macedonian general?
300 What do museum labels…
In the game400 The New Testament was…
In the game500 What shipwreck find used…
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