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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. This many main Gods are worshiped in Athens.
(a) Twenty.
(b) Eighty.
(c) Two.
(d) Twelve.
2. The final day of the festival is devoted to this.
(a) Races.
(b) Prizes.
(c) Sacrifice.
(d) A feast.
3. Hades is the god of this.
(a) The Sea.
(b) Athens.
(c) The Underworld.
(d) Prophecy.
4. These allow state payments to be made for performance of civic duty, thereby allowing the poor to participate in politics.
(a) Tributes and levies.
(b) Taxes.
(c) The Boule and tributes.
(d) The Boule and levies.
5. Who is considered to this day to be the father of medicine, from Athens?
(a) Hippocrates.
(b) Socrates,
(c) Exonerous.
(d) Thiladius.
Short Answer Questions
1. To stave off future attacks, the Athenians build this to help protect their city.
2. This is the market place and political center of Athens in the fifth century.
3. A great statue of this goddess stands inside the west end of the central isle of the Parthenon.
4. Domestic slaves are treated as these.
5. This is the common form of Athenian currency.
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the poetry and music events of the Panathenaic feast.
2. Explain the rumor behind the tent of Xerxes.
3. Who are the Greek pantheon, and what are their roles.
4. Describe the various rooms located within Athenian households, using the book as your guide.
5. Explain Propylaea in detail, including materials used to make it.
6. Describe semi-detached houses as well as hill houses. Include details from the book.
7. Explain the system of law and order in Athens.
8. Describe the various forms of dress and hairstyles given to the Athenian people. Be sure to include both male and female information.
9. Describe the ritual of childbirth, and what options are available to those who gave birth to unwanted children.
10. Describe the main procession for the trip to the Acropolis for the theater.
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