1. Welcome To
Greek Jeopardy!

2. Today's
Topics
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3. Miscellaneous
Greek
Stuff
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4. The
Trojan
War
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5. Chapters
6-12
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6. Chapters
13-16
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7. Chapters
17-25
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8. 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

9. The topography of Greece could be described as
Misc. Greek Stuff
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The topography of Greece could be described as
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10. This word means human or able to be killed
Misc. Greek Stuff
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This word means human or able to be killed
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11. Predictions of Oracles could often be described as..
Misc. Greek Stuff
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Predictions of Oracles could often be described as..
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12. This is the person who interpreted the oracles and made predictions
Misc. Greek Stuff
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This is the person who interpreted the oracles and made predictions
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13. According to Greek myths these were the first two gods
Misc. Greek Stuff
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According to Greek myths these were the first two gods
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14. The Trojan War - 5 Points -
The story of the war between Greece and Troy is told in this tale by Homer
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15. This great warrior’s only weakness was his heel
The Trojan War
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This great warrior’s only weakness was his heel
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16. Odysseus’ plan to get inside the walls of Troy involved using this
The Trojan War
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Odysseus’ plan to get inside the walls of Troy involved using this
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17. The Trojan War - 20 Points -
This was the wife of Menelaus and was stolen by Paris, starting the war
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18. The Trojan War - 25 Points -
This was the Greek king who lead the expedition against Troy (and was later killed by his wife.)
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19. Chapters 6-12
- 5 Points-
These were the 9 immortals who were supposed to aid poets and musicians
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20. Chapters 6-12
- 10 Points-
This person’s reforms of government were resisted by the aristocrats because it gave power to the lower classes
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21. 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
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22. 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
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23. Chapters 6-12
- 25 Points-
This is one of the ways that Sparta tried to keep their kings from becoming too powerful
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24. Chapters 13-16
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This was the 1st major victory for the Greeks in the Persian war. It’s also the term for a long race
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25. Chapters 13-16
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The war between Athens, its allies and Sparta and its allies was known as..
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26. Chapters 13-16
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This is a part of Athenian democracy, they were in charge of religious, legal, and political matters
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27. Chapters 13-16
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The word “xenophobic” means this. It was a major cause of the Persian wars.
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28. Chapters 13-16
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This battle at the “hot gates” gave the rest of Greece time to prepare for the Persians (including a navy)
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29. Chapters 17-25
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This Greek thinker was famous for shouting “Eureka” when he discovered how to determine the purity of gold.
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30. Chapter 17-25
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These were a series of athletic contests intended to honor Zeus and stop wars among the poleis
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31. Chapters 17-25
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Greek sculptors made these in order to represent the idea of natural beauty and perfection (be specific)
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32. Greek theater generally fell into these two categories
Chapters 17-25
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Greek theater generally fell into these two categories
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33. This is the style of arch invented by the Myceneans
Chapters 17-25
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This is the style of arch invented by the Myceneans
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34. Final
Jeopardy!
Show Question

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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.
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