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Terms It’s All Greek to Me Greeks Athletics and the Arts More Terms Greek Leftovers

An area of land surrounded by water on three sides A 100

What is a peninsula? A 100

A long poem A 200

What is an epic? A 200

Someone or something that lives forever A 300

What is immortal? A 300

A payment made by a less powerful state or nation to a more powerful one A 400

What is tribute? A 400

A type of serious drama that ends in disaster for the main character A 500

What is a tragedy? A 500

Rebuilt by Pericles, this building was a temple to honor Athena the goddess of Athens B 100

What is the Parthenon? B 100

The Iliad and the Odyssey were written about this war B 200

What is the Trojan War? B 200

Civilization lived on the island of Crete and gained their power through trade (3000 to 1000) B.C. B 300

Who are the Minoans? B 300

A government where the people rule B 400

What is a democracy? B 400

The family of gods that the Greeks worshipped B 500

Who are the Olympians? B 500

A name given to all Greeks- the same people C 100

What is Hellenes? C 100

He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey C 200

Who is Homer? C 200

A member of an aristocratic family, he came to power and introduced reforms that strengthened democracy in Athens C 300

Who is Pericles? C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

“Know thyself” C 400

Who is Socrates? C 400

One of Socrates students who wrote The Republic C 500

Who is Plato? C 500

Serious story that ends in disaster for the main character… sniff D 100

What is drama? D 100

Held every four years to honor the gods-Athletes from around Greece would compete for prizes D 200

What are the Olympics? D 200

Made you laugh because it made fun of politicians, or customs of the day D 300

What is a comedy? D 300

The most important building in the acropolis at Athens D 400

What is the Parthenon? D 400

Water on three sides of land D 500

What is a peninsula? D 500

Believed that people could use the powers of the mind and reason to understand natural events E 100

Who are philosophers? E 100

Members of rich and powerful families E 200

Who are aristocrats? E 200

Not only a city, but also a separate independent state E 300

What is a city-state? E 300

A ruler who seizes power by force E 400

What is a tyrant? E 400

High city E 500

What is an acropolis? E 500

This early ancient Greek civilization came after the Minoans and gained their power through conquest F 100

Who are the Mycenaeans? F 100

The Greeks used this to destroy the city of Troy in the Trojan War F 200

What is the Trojan Horse? F 200

Ruler of all gods and humanity F 300

Who is Zeus? F 300

A place where Greeks would watch a play F 400

What is a Theater? F 400

His punishment for making people think was death by suicide! F 500

Who is Socrates? F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Entertainment Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Of the two types of theater- this was by far the more popular of the Ancient Greeks Click on screen to continue

What is tragedy? Click on screen to continue

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