Autumn 2- Y4 History- Ancient Greece part 2

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Continue to recap some of the questions from Autumn1 throughout this half term.

Lesson 7- gods

The Ancient Greeks were polytheistic. This means...

1 point

1. they worshipped one god

2. they worshipped no god.

3. they worshipped 2 gods

4. they worshiped many gods.

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Who was the king of the king of the Gods? Also represented as Jupiter in Roman gods.

1 point

1. Hera

2. Poseidon

3. Hades

3. Zeus

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Can you match the god to their domain.

5 points

1. Zeus

2. Hades

3. Poseidon

4. Athena

5. Ares

sea and oceans

love and romance

war

the underworld

sky and the weather

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After the Romans conquered Ancient Greece, many of the Roman gods were based on previous Greek gods.

1. True

2. False

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Lesson 8- mythology (mythos)

The name given to Ancient Greek stories featuring gods, creatures and monsters.

1 point

1. Legends

2. Fables

3. Myths

4. Parables

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Why did the Ancient Greeks tell myths?

1 point

1. To entertain

2. To frighten people

3. To tell lies

4. To explain the world around them

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Can you identify the mythological creatures. Do you know any others?

6 points

1. Harpy

2. Hydra

3. Cerberus

4. Minotaur

5. Cyclops

6. Centaur

3 headed dog that guards the underworld

many headed serpent- when one is cut off it grows back

Giant with one eye

Half man half bull

half female half bird that would attack people

half man half horse

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Lesson 9

Can you name this famous structure?

1 point

1. The Colloseum

2. The Taj Mahal

3. The Hagia Sofia

4. The Parthenon

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Where is it located?

1 point

1. the Acropolis in Sparta

2. The Acropolis in Thebes

3. The Acropolis in Athens

4. The Acropolis in Persia

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What did Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin in England do in 1801?

1. Had some statues burned

2. Destroyed some of the marble statues

3. Removed some of the marble statues and placed them in the British museum

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Lesson 10

What was the original purpose of the Olympic Games?

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1. To find the strongest person in the world

2. As a festival to honour the God Zeus

3. To see who the fastest runner was.

4. To honour the god Hades.

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Where did the contestants come from?

1 point

1. Persia

2. Asia

3. Sparta

4. Across the city-states

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Lesson 11- Legacy

What does the word legacy mean?

1 point

1. Equally strong use of both legs

2. Something left beheind after death

3. Something given to a newborn child

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How did Ancient Greek culture have such wide influence across the world?

1 point

1. Because of the internet

2. The Romans spread their ideas across their empire.

3. The Persians spread their ideas across their empire.

4. Word of mouth.

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Tick all of the legacies from Ancient Greek culture

2 points

Democracy

art and music

language and words

Olympic Games

philosophy

mythology

science and maths

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