Question 1

What body of water lies to the west of ancient Greece?

Accepted Answer

Ionian Sea

Answer

Aegean Sea

Answer

Black Sea

Answer

Mediterranean Sea

Question 2

Which of the following is a prominent feature of ancient Greece's geography?

Accepted Answer

Mountains

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Plains

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Deserts

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Swamps

Question 3

What is the significance of the Aegean Sea to ancient Greece?

Accepted Answer

It served as a key trade route

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It was only used for fishing

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It separated Greece from Italy

Answer

It was a desert

Question 4

Which island is the largest in Greece and known for its unique culture?

Accepted Answer

Crete

Answer

Rhodes

Answer

Lesbos

Answer

Corfu

Question 5

What geographic feature made ancient Greece a collection of independent city-states?

Accepted Answer

Islands and mountains

Answer

Large rivers

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Flat plains

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Deserts

Question 6

Which sea is located to the south of ancient Greece?

Accepted Answer

Mediterranean Sea

Answer

Red Sea

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Adriatic Sea

Answer

Caspian Sea

Question 7

What is the largest island in Ancient Greece?

Accepted Answer

Crete

Answer

Corfu

Answer

Rhodes

Answer

Lesbos

Question 8

How did the mountains in Ancient Greece help the city-states?

Accepted Answer

They provided natural defense against invaders.

Answer

They created large lakes for fishing.

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They made farming easier.

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They allowed for easy travel between city-states.

Question 9

What was one effect of the mountainous terrain on Ancient Greek civilization?

Accepted Answer

It led to the development of independent city-states.

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It limited trade with other nations.

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It resulted in a unified empire.

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It caused floods that destroyed cities.

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