1BGU History Quiz 1P-3T

Who is the king of the Greek gods in mythology?

What is a defining characteristic of Classical Greek Art?

• Focus on abstract forms and patterns.

• Emphasis on idealized beauty and proportion.

• Depiction of everyday life and common people.

• Use of bright colors and exaggerated features.

What method did Socrates use to engage his students in philosophy?

• Dialectical method

• Socratic method

• Rhetorical questioning

• Empirical observation

Who is known as the father of medicine in ancient Greece?

• Galileo

• Plato

• Hippocrates

• Aristotle

What was the significance of democracy in ancient Athens?

• It discouraged public debate and discussion.

• It established a system of direct citizen participation in governance.

• It limited the power of the aristocracy.

• It promoted a monarchy system.

What are the two main genres of Greek theater?

• melodrama and farce

• opera and ballet

• tragedy and comedy

• drama and musical

What is the term used to describe the intellectual legacy of ancient Greece?

• Hellenism

• Classical Thought

• Hellenistic Philosophy

• Greek Rationalism

How did Greek religion influence their culture and daily life?

• Greek religion was solely focused on individual worship.

• Greek religion influenced their culture and daily life by shaping festivals, rituals, moral values, and community events.

• Greek religion had no impact on their architecture.

• Greek religion discouraged community gatherings and celebrations.

What contributions did ancient Greeks make to the field of science?

• The ancient Greeks invented the telescope and microscope.

• The ancient Greeks contributed to science by establishing early scientific methods, advancing mathematics, and making significant discoveries in astronomy, physics, and biology.

• Ancient Greeks believed in magic as the primary explanation for natural phenomena.

• They focused solely on philosophy and had no interest in science.

How did Greek philosophy shape modern thought?

• Greek philosophy was primarily concerned with art and literature.

• Modern thought has no connection to ancient Greek ideas.

• Greek philosophy shaped modern thought by establishing the foundations of critical thinking, ethics, and the scientific method.

• Greek philosophy focused solely on mythology and religion.