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Hosted by Coach McCrotty

Choice1Choice 2Choice 3Choice

Row 1, Col 1 What was Ares the God of? War

1,2 What did Euclid develop? Plane Geometry

1,3 What temple is located at delphi Temple of Apollo

1,4 What is the socratic methond Asks pointed questions to see things for themselves

2,1 What two books did Homer Write? Iliad and Odyessy

2,2 How many books did Aristotle Write? Over 200

2,3 What is a comedy? Story that ends with a happy ending

2,4 What is a tragedy? Ends with a sad ending

3,1 What is the Trojan Horse And who built it? A wooden horse and the Greeks built it

3,2 Who is the most famous fable author Aesop

3,3 What does the word Hellenistic Mean? Like the greeks

3,4 What is Herodotus nickname? Father of History

4,1 What is Hippocrates nickname? Father of Medicine

4,2 What is Athens the center of? Theater

4,3 Who was Demosthenes? Lawyer and public speaker

4,4 What is the highest Mountain in Greece? Mount Olympus

5,1 The Mycenaeans came to Greece from Central Asia

5,2 What book did Alexander The Great Keep under his pillow? Iliad

5,3 What school did Plato establish? The Academy

5,4 What is stoicism? Happiness comes from doing your duty in the city