Greek Test Questions + Answers

Who tamed the wild horse Bucephalus?
a. Alexander the Great    b. Darius III
c. Philip II                       c. Pericles

What was the one thing that ultimately destroyed Pericles' plan for bringing Athen's glory?
a. War with Sparta                      b. Alexander the Great's invasion
c. Disputes among the citizens   d. The plague

What were the two types of Greek Theater?
a. Romance and comedy   b. Mystery and romance
c. Tragedy and comedy     c. Action and tragedy

 What are the "Forms"?
a. The ideal versions of things and concepts around us   b. A battle formation used during war
c. A collection of writings written by Plato                     d. The idea of everybody having                                                                                                                    predetermined roles in life

 How did Alexander the Great earn his title?
a. He was a great philosopher               b. He brought Athen's glory 
c. He was a well renowned politician   d. He conquered many of the world known at the time

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