GLOSSARY address deity playwright wisdom.
Where the Gods lived At Mount Olympus At Mount Everest At the sky.
Choose the correct The Greek gods were humanlike, immortal and powerful. The Greek had no gods.
Who was the Supreme God of Olympus and ruled with a sceptre and lightning bolt? Apollo Poseidon Zeus.
Link every God with his description Apollo Aphrodite Athena Poseidon Artemis.
Who was the Zeus wife? Aphrodite, goddess of LOVE. Hera, Goddess of marriage. Athena, goddes of wisdom and war.
Find the false Each god or goddess had his or her own temple with a statue of the deity inside. Prayers, processions and offerings took place in front of the temple. Each city had its patron god or goddess. The official religion in Greek was Christianity.
Which was the most important Panhellenic celebrations that all Greek poleis shared? The Olympic Games in honour of Zeus. The Games of Thrones. The Olympic Games in honour of Hera.
The oracles were who predicted the future by contacting the gods and transmitting their messages. are the gods of the olympus. are immortal and powerful.
Before making important decisions the Greeks always consulted their gods. Who transmitting the gods messages? Aphrodite. Hera The oracles.
The Greeks were the first to try and use reason and observation to explain the world around them. Choose the Greek philosophers Plato Aristotle Socrates Octavio.
The Greeks wanted to learn about other territories and civilisations, so they started two new disciplines: Geography and History Geography and Mathematics Literature and History Geography and Fornite.
Pythagoras, Thales and Euclid were crucial to Hystory Mathematics Geography.
History advanced through the investigative methods of HERODOTUS who is called "The father of history" "The son of history" Ulysses.
The Greeks were the great creators of Western literature and developed all types of genres. False True.
Two epic poems are attributed to Homer The Iliad and the Odyssey. The Iliad and the War. The Odyssey and the War.
Choose the correct The Iliad tells of Ulysses adventures around the Mediterranean upon his return from war. The Odyssey narrates how Greece conquered Troy The Odyssey tells of Ulysses adventures around the Mediterranean upon his return from Troya war.
Theatre Comedies Tragedies.
Link the best authors with the kind of Theatre Comedies Tragedies.
Two epic poems are attributed to Homer Iliad Odysseys.
Plays that addressed the great dilemmas of mankind. Common themes were human destiny, people´s passions and their relationship with society. Comedies The Odyssey Tragedies.
Archimedes was essential to Mathematics Medicine Physics.
Choose who made great influence in medicine Pyhtagoras Hippocrates Aristarchus of Samos.
Aristarchus of Samos was who defended the heliocentric theory and promoted astronomy. who was greatly influenced in medicine. "the father of history".
GLOSSARY colonnade hold up lintel metope peristyle.
Select the TWO purposes in the Classical Greek art To achieve proportion and balance between all the elements. They achieved this through mathematics and science. To achieve beauty and harmony To show the gods power.
Choose the best example of Greek architecture Their ceramics Their sculptures Their temples.
Greek buildings were built to God scale Animal scale Human scale.
One of the most famous temples is The parthenon in Athens The Olympic stadium The parthenon in Sparta.
The Parthenon it was built in the 5th century BC in honour of Zeus, the supreme God of Olympus Hera, wife of Zeus and goddess of marriage. Athena Parthenos, the patron goddess of Ahtens.
Check 4 propierties about the Parthenon Columns hold up the building and the lintels or architraves lie above them. Pediments were the triangular parts with colourful relief depicting mythological scenes. The naos was where the deity´s statue stood. It was the most important room inside the temple. Friezes decorated with metopes. The parthenon was in Sparta.
Which was the most important room inside the temple? The naos. It was where the deity´s statue stood. The kitchen where the god eats their food. The bedrooms of the gods.
Who was the patron goddess of Athens? Hera Zeus Athena Parthenos.
The Greeks created different building models. These models evolved over time and became three distinct orders. Choose them Doric Ionic Gothic Corinthian.
The Greek sculpture It focused mainly on representing the human body. It focused in animals. It focused mainly on ceramics.
The Greek sculptors used Gold and silver Marble and bronze iron and wood.
There were three periods in the Greek sculpture Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic. Doric, Ionic, Corinthian. Zeus, Hades and Poseidon. .
Link every period with their specifications The Archaic Period The Classical Period The Hellenistic Period.
Choose the century The Archaic Period The Classical Period The Hellenistic Period.
GLOSSARY key omen remnant soothsayer.
The Ancient Romans adopted many Greek deities but gave them Latin names. Choose the Roman Names Jupiter Neptune Phoebus Venus Aphrodite Poseidon.
The Ancient Romans adopted deities from other civilisations. CLICK THE FALSE They adopted the Phrygian goddes, Cybele, or Mother Nature. They adopted the Persian sun god, Mithras. They adopted the Russian god, Vodka. .
Cybele was the Phrygian goddess adopted by the Ancient Romans, she was The Mother Nature The goddess of sun. The wife of Zeus.
The Romans, like the Greeks, used priests or soothsayers to consult their gods before making major decisions. TRUE FALSE.
Who used AUGURY, which interpreted omens based on the flight of birds and also held sacrifices? The Romans The Greeks.
In the Ancient Greek each god or goddess had his or her own temple. Where the Prayers, processions and offerings took place? In front of the temple In the naos In the Olympus.
Bottom to top the structural and decorativ elements in the Greek Themple were Base, Capital, Shaft, Frieze, Pediment Base, Shaft, Capital, Frieze, Pediment. Base, Shaft, Frieze, Capital, Pediment. .
Who was the pagans All the people who continued worshipping the old gods when the Christianity was adopted ad the official religion of the Roman Empire. All the people who never believe in Gods. All the people who never pay the rent.
The Ancient Romans created their own culture although it was greatly influenced by other civilisations, particulary by Visigoths and Etruscans. Greeks and Etruscans. Germanic and Greeks.
Roman culture was spread throughout their empire and we still share part of this legacy over two thousand years later, for example in: CLICK THE FALSE LAW: The Romans created laws that defined the rights and duties of citizens and regulated their relationship with the state. It is the basis for our current laws. LATIN: This language was key to the Romanisation of the Mediterranean. Many moder languages come from Latin; Spanish, Italian, Romanian, French, etc. SACRIFICES: The president usually used soothsayers to consult their gods before making major decisions and also held sacrifices to the gods and goddess. CHRISTIANITY: After becoming the official religion of the Empire in 380 AD, Christianity spread throughout the world. It is currently the religion with the most followers.
Choose the FOUR Languages which come from Latin Spanish Arabic Romanian French Italian Chinese.
Rome used a grid desing for its cities which we still use today. Its main streets were The cardo and the decumanus. The oliva and the first way. The cardo and the noa.
When Christianity was adopted as the official religion of the Roman Empire, those who continued worshipping the OLD GODS were called Traitors augurys Pagans.
GLOSSARY tile portray lime pagans.
Roman art and architecture were influenced by other civilisations, especially the Etruscans and the Greeks. Greeks and Visigoths German and Greeks.
The Roman art inherited the practical nature of Etruscan buildings, but applied the classical orders and sense of beauty of Greeks TRUE FALSE.
The Romans built MONUMENTAL BUILDINGS unlike the Greeks, whose buildings were human scale. TRUE OR FALSE TRUE FALSE.
The Romans built practical buildings like (choose the practical buildings) Aqueducts Bridges Baths Theatres Triumphal arches.
Choose the 3 new technical advances in the Roman architecture They used new materials like cement: a mixture of sand, lime and water to make buildings stronger. They used wood and plants for the houses and themples. They introduced advances that permitted the construction of domes. They created barrel vault ceilings by extending the roof between semi-circular arches. This allowed them to build very large buildings.
The Roman used rounded and semi-circular arches to strengthen their bridges, circuses, amphitheatres and aqueducts TRUE FALSE.
The Roman Sculpture was realistic and expressive. Rigid and without expresive faces. It focused mainly on representing people hunting.
Influenced by the Greeks, the Romans stopped using clay and bronze for their statues and started using iron steal stone marble.
Romans sculptors created different types of artwork. The BUSTS These were half-body sculptures. They portrayed Rome´s most important citizens. These were entire body sculptures except the head. These were half-body sculptures. They protrayed slaves and animals.
The statues of the Roman art They were made in wood or cement. They protrayed politicians and were used for propaganda. They were made in bronze or marble. They protrayed Gods. They were made in gold or silver.
Roman sculptors created differents types of artwork Animals bodies and nature. historical reliefs, bust, statues, equestrian statues.
The historical reliefs of the Roman arts They narrated events of Ancient Roman history or everyday life. They decorated palace walls. They narrated about the Greek Comedies and Greek Tragedies.
The equestrian statues of the Roman sculptors They were made in bronze. They were made in marble They were made in cement.
The statues of the Roman sculptors were made in bronze or marble were made in wood only were made in marble.
The artwork for decorated the floors in the Roman buildings was Mosaic naos brick.
They were made up of tiles that were placed together to create geometric shapes, religious or mythological scenes, or scenes representig daily life. historical reliefs Bust Mosaic.
The Roman painting was adapted to its architectural space in order to create a sense of perspective TRUE FALSE.
The technique in which Roman Artist covered the wall with wet lime and then applied colour over it it was called The fresco technique The air technique The Mosaics.
The Roman world was primarily agriculture urban.
Where was the capital of the Empire. The centre of social, economic and cultural life. In Rome In Venecia In Cartago.
In Rome the comedies and tragedies were performed in the theatre the temples the baths.
Horse and chariot races were held at the CIRCUS. They were very large. The Circus Maximus in Rome could hold 150.000 people 8000 people 2000 people.
The most important buildings in Rome were located in a large rectangular square or plaza sorrounded by columns called The forum The Coliseum The Temples.
The Triumphal arches Are made for to prayed to the gods. Commemorated military victories. Was where the political life took place.
The political life of Rome took place in The temple The forum The amphiteatre.
Large aqueducts brought water to the city TRUE FALSE.
The paved streets were organised in Rome like A chessboard the ancient greeks temples.
In Wich place the citizens make social meeting and could spend their free time and had a library and gymnasium? The circus. The teatre The public baths.
GLOSSARY chariot pave perform.
¿Gladiators and animals fought at the...? Coliseum or amphitheatre. These arenas were sometimes flooded in order to portray sea battles. The circus. The Theatre.
The pediments in the parthenon were the triangular parts with colourful relief depicting mythological scenes. columns hold up the buliding and the lintels or architraves lie above them. where the deity´s statue stood.
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