1BGU A - SECTION 5 REVIEW
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- Q1This city was the center of commerce and culture in the Hellenistic world.StoicismEratosthenesEuclidAlexandria30s
- Q2This scientist arrived at a fairly accurate calculation of the value of pi (π).EratosthenesArchimedesColossus of RhodesEpicureanism30s
- Q3This astronomer arrived at a surprisingly accurate calculation of the earthís circumference.EratosthenesAlexandriaEpicureanismStoicism30s
- Q4This astronomer argued that the sun was much larger than the earth and that the planets revolve around the sun.EratosthenesAristarchusNike of SamothraceArchimedes30s
- Q5This bronze statue stood more than 100 feet high. It appears to have been the tallest statue in the Hellenistic world.EuclidColossus of RhodesAlexandriaStoicism30s
- Q6Among its attractions was a great museum-temple dedicated to the Muses and the first true research library in the world.Nike of SamothraceColossus of RhodesAlexandriaEpicureanism30s
- Q7This mathematicianís work is still the basis of courses in geometry. His bestñknown work was the textbook Elements.AristarchusStoicismEuclidColossus of Rhodes30s
- Q8This school of philosophy held that the universe is controlled by a divine power and argued that people should lead virtuous lives in harmony with natural law.ArchimedesAristarchusStoicismEratosthenes30s
- Q9This school of thought held that the universe is governed by gods who were not interested in people and the only real objects are those that can be perceived by the five senses.StoicismEuclidEpicureanismNike of Samothrace30s
- Q10the significance of the Colossus of Rhodes:increased tradecircumference is 24,860 milesexplained the law of the leverlargest known Hellenistic sculpture;30s