3. Athens, which was a society based on freedom and liberty, was, by the time of Thucydides, known as the ________________.
(a) Tyrant City
(b) City of Love
(c) City of Freedom
(d) Mighty City

4. Xenophon is famous for his book called __________________________________.
(a) The History of the Peloponnesian War
(b) A History of War
(c) The Treatise on War
(d) Anbasis

5. Hamilton compares Sophocles to ________________.
(a) Browning
(b) John Milton
(c) Pericles
(d) Shakespeare

6. What is the view of man?
(a) man is not helpless and controls his fate
(b) there is no such thing as fate
(c) man is helpless with his fate predetermined
(d) man can sometimes change his fate

7. The subject of Greek tragedy came from _________________________.
(a) myths
(b) the writer's personal life
(c) everyday life
(d) history

8. Xenophon felt that it was significant ________________________________.
(a) that there should be leisure time
(b) to see what honorable men did for amusement
(c) that men should work
(d) that men should participate in the games

9. The Greek gods and goddesses began with the writing of _____________________________.
(a) Pericles
(b) Socrates
(c) Plato
(d) Homer

10. Thucydides wrote _________________________.
(a) The History of the Trojan War
(b) The History of the Peloponnesian War
(c) The History of the Spartan War
(d) The History of the Athenian War

11. Thucydides wanted his work to be ________________________.
(a) ornately written
(b) factual without any use to others
(c) useful to others
(d) interesting to read

12. Of the ninety plays that Aeschylus wrote, how many have survived?
(a) ninety
(b) twenty three
(c) five
(d) seven

13. After traveling, Xenophon went to live in _____________.
(a) Sparta
(b) Salamis
(c) Athens
(d) Marathon

14. Sophocles' characters ________________________________.
(a) fight their fate
(b) endure their fate because there is no way out
(c) look for a way out
(d) avoid their fate

15. What terms would not apply to Xenophon?
(a) kind
(b) intelligent
(c) honest
(d) devious