Exploring Ancient Greece: A Topographical Journey

What was Ancient Greece primarily composed of?

• A single nation

• Multiple kingdoms

• City-states

• Tribal groups

Which sea is located to the east of mainland Greece?

• Ionian Sea

• Mediterranean Sea

• Black Sea

• Aegean Sea

Which sea is to the west of mainland Greece?

• Caspian Sea

• Red Sea

• Ionian Sea

• Aegean Sea

What is the highest mountain in Greece?

• Mount Pindus

• Mount Olympus

• Mount Athos

• Mount Ida

Which mountain range runs through the center of Greece?

• Andes

• Pindus

• Himalayas

• Alps

What percentage of Greece's land is mountainous?

• 50%

• 80%

• 60%

• 70%

Why did ancient Greeks import most of their grain?

• Cold climate

• Lack of farming technology

• Poor soil quality

• Frequent floods

Which crop thrived in ancient Greece?

• Wheat

• Barley

• Corn

• Olives

What was a unique use of olive oil in ancient Greece?

• As a building material

• As a weapon

• As a currency

• As a medicine

What goods did ancient Greeks trade for grain?

• Fish and meat

• Olive oil and pottery

• Gold and silver

• Fruits and vegetables