In what land did the maiden Europa live before being abducted by Zeus?Question 7Select one:a.Thraceb.Cretec.Phoeniciad.Egypt

Which Greek landscape was considered to be the home of the 12 most powerful Greek Gods?Question 6Answera.Mediterranean Seab.The fertile region of Latiumc.Mount Olympusd.The City of Athens

Why does Athena go to Sparta?To fight a cyclopsTo tell Telemachus his father is homeTo tell everyone that Odysseus is an old manTo get steal Helen and start a war

[to] the sanctuary of Zeus, to Zeus, HONEY, 1 AMPHORA To Dionysos, HONEY, 2 AMPHORAE Where was this text discovered?  a. at Knossos b. at Pylos c. at Mycenae d. at Khania

The Golden Age of Athens is also called “The Age of _____”Question 10Answera.Cleonb.Periclesc.Socratesd.Plato

Read the following passage from The Story of the Greeks and answer the question that follows.Some time after Inachus had built Argos, another Egyptian prince came to settle in Greece. His name was Ce´crops, and, as he came to Greece after the Deluge of Ogyges, he found very few inhabitants left. He landed, and decided to build a city on a promontory northeast of Argos. Then he invited all the Pelasgians who had not been drowned in the flood to join him.The Pelasgians, glad to find such a wise leader, gathered around him, and they soon learned to plow the fields and to sow wheat. Under Cecrops' orders they also planted olive trees and vines, and learned how to press the oil from the olives and the wine from the grapes. Cecrops taught them how to harness their oxen; and before long the women began to spin the wool of their sheep, and to weave it into rough woolen garments, which were used for clothing, instead of the skins of wild beasts.After building several small towns in At´ti-ca, Cecrops founded a larger one, which was at first called Ce-cro´pi-a in honor of himself. This name, however, was soon changed to Ath´ens to please A-the´ne (or Mi-ner´va), a goddess whom the people worshiped, and who was said to watch over the welfare of this her favorite city.When Cecrops died, he was followed by other princes, who continued teaching the people many useful things, such as the training and harnessing of horses, the building of carts, and the proper way of harvesting grain. One prince even showed them how to make beehives, and how to use the honey as an article of food.Identify the text structure found in this excerpt. Cause and effect Chronological Compare and contrast Problem and solution