1. Where is the Attica-Euboea-Boeotia area of Greece?
(a) The area directly North of the Peloponnesian Isthmus
(b) The area South of the Peloponnesian Isthmus
(c) The area East of the Peloponnesian Isthmus
(d) The area West of the Peloponnesian Isthmus

2. What happens to the annual raids on Attica in 426 BC?
(a) They are postponed because of a lingering winter.
(b) The Peloponnesian army is prevented from ravaging Attica by a series of earthquakes.
(c) The Spartans decide to try something else.
(d) Athens is ready for Sparta at the Attica border.

3. At the time Athens is gaining control in Lesbos, what is happening in Plataea?
(a) Plataea finally capitulates and the Spartans execute all of the surviving forces.
(b) Plataea declares itself neutral.
(c) Plataea holds off the Spartans until Athenian forces arrive.
(d) Plataea is defeated by an Athenian attack.

4. How do the Athenians respond to the Mytilene rebellion?
(a) They negotiate a new treaty with Mytilene giving many consessions.
(b) They put up a blockade against Lesbos and continue the hit and run attacks on Peloponnesia.
(c) They invade Lesbos and are driven back.
(d) They meet the Sparta army on Lesbos and fight to a stalemate.

5. What are the four major geographic areas listed in Book One?
(a) Attica, the Peloponnesus, Western Hellas and Thrace.
(b) Athens, Persia, Corint and the Aegean.
(c) Egypt, Syria, Greece and Asia Minor.
(d) Sparta, Thebes, the Hellespont and Ephesus.