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The Parthenon, the famous temple built by the Greek, was dedicated to which god or goddess?
It was dedicated to Athena
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What was the second preferred musical instrument in Athenian schools?
The flute
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Who was the blind poet who wrote the epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey?
Homer
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Why didn't most students have books in Ancient Greece?
Because at that time books were very expensive. Only a few students could afford them.
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How many English words come from Ancient Greece?
12%
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Could Athenian girls learn to read and write?
They could, at home.
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What did Athenian boys learn at school?
They learned reading, writing, philosophy, drama, poetry, history, art, math, and how to play the lyre and the flute.
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Who could go to school in Sparta? Boys or girls?
Both boys and girls could go to school in Sparta.
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What was a stylus?
it was a school object used to write on tablets and erase mistakes. It was usually made of wood, bone, or metal.
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Who was the most famous Greek philosopher and teacher who taught his students to think for themselves and to question everything?
Socrates
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Which Greek city was the birth of democracy?
Athens
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Aesop was a Greek man who wrote fables, stories that contained a moral. What was his occupation?
He was a slave.
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