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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. Who is considered to this day to be the father of medicine, from Athens?
(a) Exonerous.
(b) Thiladius.
(c) Hippocrates.
(d) Socrates,

2. _______ is the god of wine and emotion.
(a) Dionysus.
(b) Hermes.
(c) Athena.
(d) Maenads.

3. This is built following the Persian retreat from Athens, and is a place where meetings can occur, philosophers can expound, and business can take place.
(a) The Agora.
(b) The Long Walls.
(c) The Acropolis.
(d) The Painted Stoa.

4. Domestic slaves are treated as these.
(a) Members of the family.
(b) Women, with no rights.
(c) Less than animals.
(d) Free adults.

5. At Olympia, women who watch the games are ___________________.
(a) Punished by death.
(b) Celebrated.
(c) Considered lower class.
(d) Used as slaves.

Short Answer Questions

1. Early Athenian tragedies are based on these.

2. This is the common form of Athenian currency.

3. This is where the boule meets.

4. This person is the first to do a dramatic reading, thereby beginning the Greek drama.

5. The ekklesia in fifth century Athens is the _________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the main procession for the trip to the Acropolis for the theater.

2. Explain the ideological conflict between Sparta and Athens that results in the clash that leads to war.

3. Explain the change to comedy in the fourth century.

4. Explain the Long Walls.

5. Explain the rumor behind the tent of Xerxes.

6. Describe the Dark Age of Greece.

7. Who are the Greek pantheon, and what are their roles.

8. Describe the various rooms located within Athenian households, using the book as your guide.

9. Describe the various forms of dress and hairstyles given to the Athenian people. Be sure to include both male and female information.

10. Describe the political structure of fifth century Athens, and include the Agora and stoas.

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