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Greek Jeopardy! Misc. Greek Stuff 5 10 15 20 25 The Trojan War 5 10 15 20 25 Chapters6-12 5 10 15 20 25 Chapters 13-16 5 10 15 20 25 Chapters17-25 5 10 15 20 25 Team Scores Team One Team Three Team Five Big Points Question Team Two Team Four Team Six

The topography of Greece could be described as Misc. Greek Stuff - 5 Points - The topography of Greece could be described as Back to Board

This word means human or able to be killed Misc. Greek Stuff - 10 Points - This word means human or able to be killed Back to Board

Predictions of Oracles could often be described as.. Misc. Greek Stuff - 15 Points - Predictions of Oracles could often be described as.. Back to Board

This is the person who interpreted the oracles and made predictions Misc. Greek Stuff - 20 Points - This is the person who interpreted the oracles and made predictions Back to Board

According to Greek myths these were the first two gods Misc. Greek Stuff - 25 Points - According to Greek myths these were the first two gods Back to Board

The Trojan War - 5 Points - The story of the war between Greece and Troy is told in this tale by Homer Back to Board

This great warrior’s only weakness was his heel The Trojan War - 10 Points - This great warrior’s only weakness was his heel Back to Board

Odysseus’ plan to get inside the walls of Troy involved using this The Trojan War - 15 Points - Odysseus’ plan to get inside the walls of Troy involved using this Back to Board

The Trojan War - 20 Points - This was the wife of Menelaus and was stolen by Paris, starting the war Back to Board

The Trojan War - 25 Points - This was the Greek king who lead the expedition against Troy (and was later killed by his wife.) Back to Board

Chapters 6-12 - 5 Points- These were the 9 immortals who were supposed to aid poets and musicians Back to Board

Chapters 6-12 - 10 Points- This person’s reforms of government were resisted by the aristocrats because it gave power to the lower classes Back to Board

Chapters 6-12 - 15 Points- Being captured in war, condemned as a criminal, or being unable to pay your debts were reasons you could be made one of these Back to Board

Most Greek children were not expected to live because of these reasons Chapters 6-12 - 20 Points- Most Greek children were not expected to live because of these reasons Back to Board

Chapters 6-12 - 25 Points- This is one of the ways that Sparta tried to keep their kings from becoming too powerful Back to Board

Chapters 13-16 - 5 Points - This was the 1st major victory for the Greeks in the Persian war. It’s also the term for a long race Back to Board

Chapters 13-16 - 10 Points - The war between Athens, its allies and Sparta and its allies was known as.. Back to Board

Chapters 13-16 - 15 Points - This is a part of Athenian democracy, they were in charge of religious, legal, and political matters Back to Board

Chapters 13-16 - 20 Points - The word “xenophobic” means this. It was a major cause of the Persian wars. Back to Board

Chapters 13-16 - 25 Points - This battle at the “hot gates” gave the rest of Greece time to prepare for the Persians (including a navy) Back to Board

Chapters 17-25 - 5 Points - This Greek thinker was famous for shouting “Eureka” when he discovered how to determine the purity of gold. Back to Board

Chapter 17-25 - 10 Points - These were a series of athletic contests intended to honor Zeus and stop wars among the poleis Back to Board

Chapters 17-25 - 15 Points - Greek sculptors made these in order to represent the idea of natural beauty and perfection (be specific) Back to Board

Greek theater generally fell into these two categories Chapters 17-25 - 20 Points - Greek theater generally fell into these two categories Back to Board

This is the style of arch invented by the Myceneans Chapters 17-25 - 25 Points - This is the style of arch invented by the Myceneans Back to Board

Final Jeopardy! Show Question

25 10 9 11 12 14 13 8 7 3 2 4 5 15 6 1 17 26 24 27 28 30 29 16 23 18 22 19 20 21 - Final Jeopardy - This was Plato’s great work where he described his utopia and explained how humans lived in false reality, much like prisoners in a cave. Back to Board

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