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5. Greek Culture 1 Greek Culture 2 Other Cultures 2 Greek Culture from 5.1 Random Category 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 100 Point 200 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points 300 Points 400 Points 500 Points Other Cultures 1

6. In Greek theater, it’s what a satyr is

7. A mixture of a comedy and a tragedy, based on a mythical creature

8. It’s the reason why Greeks usually didn’t make bread out of wheat

9. It was expensive and they couldn’t grow wheat well

10. Alexander the Great was taught these three things

11. To read, write, and play the lyre

12. What two crops did the Greeks harvest in the fall?

13. Grapes and olives

14. It’s the reason they started the Olympic games

15. It was a religious festival, and/or they liked being fit and it showed who was tougher, etc.

16. It’s what clothes the Greek men wore, and what it was made out of

17. Tunics; wool

18. It’s the two-word name of the clay pottery the Greeks used

19. Terra cotta

20. What year was the Battle of Marathon, and who were they fighting?

21. 490 B.C.; Persia

22. What were the main types of instruments the Greeks used?

23. Stringed instruments

24. It’s when olives were planted

25. Early winter

26. It’s the two things the Japanese Noh play masks were made from

27. Cork or linen

28. The most common type of Chinese instrument is this (or these)

29. Flute-like instruments such as the yun

30. This is another word for a Japanese dress

31. Kimono

32. It’s the only cultural practice presented that took place during Medieval times

33. The joust

34. Where was the Roman Colloseum in relation to the Forum?

35. East of the Forum

36. This religion believes in an Elephant god riding a giant mouse (name the religion and the name of the god)

37. Hindu; Ganesh

38. This Native American mythological creature is said to possess people and get them to do evil things

39. Wendigo

40. This sea bug looks a little like a lobster. Mmmm….

41. Thenus

42. There are this many types of Japanese theater (bonus if you can name all of them)

43. Four; Noh, Kyogen, Bunracku, Kabuki

44. When did the Myceneaens invade Greece? What year?

45. 1900 B.C.

46. They are the two types of stories that helped teach lessons to Greeks

47. Epics and Fables

48. They are the three types of Greek plays

49. Drama, tragedy, comedy

50. It’s an example of one of Aesop’s fables other than “The Tortoise and the Hare”

51. The Fox and the Grapes, etc.

52. These are the two best known writers of Greek tragedies

53. Sophocles and Euripides

54. They are the two books written that brought Greece out of the dark ages, and their author

55. Iliad and the Odyssey; Homer

56. It’s the kind of fish that can be caught in Greece and Australia

57. Trevally

58. It’s the culture that had women bind their feet

59. China

60. It’s the violent game/contest that has come back into popularity today

61. Medieval Jousting

62. It’s the date of D- Day, and the place it happened

63. June 6, 1944; Normandy, France

64. He’s the guy who would order everyone taller than a wagon wheel to be killed when he took over a city or village

65. Genghis Khan

66. Make your wager

67. Come up with a topic that is similar across three different civilizations that we presented about in class- be very specific (not something like- they all ate food, or they all had gods– the more specific, the better)

68. Final Question