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CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman It is most beneficial to you to write this mock test UNDER TEST CONDITIONS. This means: • Complete the test in 1 and a half hour(s). • Work on your own. • Keep your notes and textbook closed. • Attempt every question. After the time limit, go back over your work with a different colour or on a separate piece of paper and try to do the questions you are unsure of. Record your ideas in the margins to remind yourself of what you were thinking when you take it up at PASS. The purpose of this mock exam is to give you practice answering questions in a timed setting and to help you to gauge which aspects of the course content you know well and which are in need of further development and review. Use this mock exam as a learning tool in preparing for the actual exam. Please note: Come to the PASS workshop with your mock exam complete. During the workshop you can work with other students to review your work. Often, there is not enough time to review the entire exam in the PASS workshop. Decide which questions you most want to review – the Facilitator may ask students to vote on which questions they want to discuss in detail. Facilitators do not bring copies of the mock exam to the session. Please print out and complete the exam before you attend. Facilitators do not produce or distribute an answer key for mock exams. Facilitators help students to work together to compare and assess the answers they have. If you are not able to attend the PASS workshop, you can work alone or with others in the class. Good Luck writing the Mock Test!! Dates and locations of mock test take-up: Wednesday March 8th 11:30-1:00 ME 4236 Tuesday March 14th 1:00-2:30 RB 1200 CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman Section 1: Multiple Choice (20 points) 1. Who could be a member of the Ekklesia? a. Athenian men over 30 b. Athenian male citizens over 18 c. Anyone 2. What made Pithekoussae significant? a. It was the only Athenian ally to help at the Battle of Marathon b. It was the location of the Attic silver mines c. It was one of the earliest Greek colonies 3. In Athens, if you were a Eupatridae then you were a: a. Hoplite b. Member of the highest class c. Skilled craftsman 4. The Age of Colonization was an effect of land hunger and: a. Conflict between the aristocrats and the poor b. Ostracism c. Invading Persians 5. In Spartan society, the dwellers around were not actually Spartan citizens but were also not slaves. They were known as the: a. Perioikoi b. Helots c. Spartiates CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman 6. Which of these was not a major development of the Dark Age which lasted from 1100750 BC? a. Geometric pottery b. Athenian law codification c. Greek city states 7. The development of the military hoplite took place in the Age of: a. Colonization b. 50 Golden Years c. Tyranny 8. The man responsible for the sculptural program on the Parthenon of Athens was: a. Ictinus b. Phidias c. Callicrates 9. The Persian general sent to lead the Thracian Expedition and subsequently lost the fleet to a storm off of Mount Athos was: a. Mardonius b. Datis c. Artaphernes 10. In Sparta, the council level of government comprising of 28 Spartiates and the two kings was known as the: a. Ephorate b. Krypteia c. Gerousia CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman 11. Which of these types of government did Athens not have before it evolved into a democracy? a. Plutocracy b. Monarchy c. Oligarchy 12. The man credited with adding 200 ships to the Athenian navy to improve it after the First Persian War is: a. Themistocles b. Pericles c. Miltiades 13. The entrance building to the Acropolis was known as the: a. Parthenon b. Propylaea c. Erechtheum 14. The executive level of Athenian government was comprised of 9 men who were originally elected but subsequently selected by lot. This board of 9 was known as the: a. Apella b. Archons c. Areopagus 15. The man who reformed the Council of 400 by turning it into the Council of 500 and adding the prytaneia was: a. Solon b. Cleisthenes c. Cylon CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman 16. The dominant warship of the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. that had three banks of oars was called: a. Ostracon b. Procella c. Trireme 17. Phalerum was the old Athenian harbour but the newer harbour that was connected to Athens by the long walls was known as: a. The Parthenon b. The Piraeus c. The Heliaea 18. The Athenians achieve victory at the Battle of Marathon under the command of the Athenian general Callimachus who dies during the battle and the other commander who survives named: a. Mardonius b. Themistocles c. Miltiades 19. Greek temples generally face in which direction? a. West b. East c. North 20. The modern city of Bodrum is the birth place of Herodotus and in its ancient days in Asia Minor it was known as: a. Halicarnassus b. Laurium c. Miletus Ally Chapman CLCV 1002 2: Fill in the Blanks (30 points) Acropolis Amphora Archonship Areopagus Aristides Athos Boule Cambyses Caryatids Chryselephantine Cimon Cleisthenes Croesus Cyrus Darius Delos Doric Drums Ekklesia Entasis Ephors Ephorate Erechtheum Fluting Frieze Gold Heliaea Helots Herodotus Hipparchus Hippias Ionian Ionic Ivory Leonidas Lycurgus Marathon Ostracon Parthenon Pediment Peisistratus Pentecontaetia Pentelic Persian Phalanx Phalerum Pheidippides Plataea Procella Propylaea Prytany Sardis Solon Strategoi Stylobate Thermoplyea Thracian Trireme Tyranny Xerxes 1. The Spartan king _______________ led the Spartans who refused to surrender despite having to fight the Persians on two fronts at the battle of ___________________. 2. ______________ was credited with creating the council of 400, abolishing Athenian debt bondage, and creating 4 classes based on wealth. 3. ______________ was known as the father of history and his work The Histories records the circumstances leading up to the Persian Wars and recounts the history of the war. 4. The Athenians managed to defeat the Persians first at the battle of _______________, despite the Spartans’ refusal to help until their festival was over. 5. The _______________ on the Acropolis housed the tomb of Erechtheus, the ancient Athenian king. It was also known for the porch of the _______________ which featured columns shaped like women. CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman 6. In Sparta, the 5 _____________ were elected annually and they were overseers that exercised restraint on the kings. 7. After their terms as Archons, they became members of the _____________ which would meet on the hill of Ares. 8. The treasury of the Delian League was originally located on the island of ___________ but was moved to the _____________ in Athens later on. 9. The film shown in class entitled “Secrets of the Parthenon” discusses the restoration project taking place on the _____________ of Athens. The film highlights that the columns were not monolithic and in fact were made out of many separate _____________ of marble. 10. The Persian king ___________ was able to defeat _____________, the king of Lydia, who would eventually become the advisor to the king of Persia. 11. _________________ was the Athenian runner during the battle of Marathon and he supposedly ran all the way to Athens to announce victory before dying. Another Athenian involved with Marathon was the ex-tyrant ____________ who apparently guided the Persians to Marathon. 12. Within the Parthenon there was a ___________________ statue of Athena. It is called that because of the materials used in creating the statue which were _______________ and _____________. 13. The ________________ was known as the golden age of Athens. It lasted for 50 years between the ______________ Wars and the Peloponnesian War. 14. An ________________ was a two handled storage jar for wine, oil, grain, and other things and it had a long neck which was narrower than the body. 15. The ____________ revolt was against the Persian king who was oppressing the Greeks of Asia Minor. Athens helped by sending 20 ships, and ____________, the Persian (formerly Lydian) capital, was razed to the ground. King __________ sacked Miletus to end the revolt. 16. The Board of Ten ______________ were the Athenian generals. When the ______________ came to be chosen by lot, the Generalship became more prestigious a position as it was elected. CLCV 1002 Ally Chapman 17. The ______________ order of architectural styles had triglyphs and metopes while the Ionic order would have a continuous _____________ running along the outside of the temple. Section 3: Key Term Identification (15 points) Define or identify any of the 15 of the terms below in a sentence or two. Apella, Battle of Plataea, Bilingual Pottery, Critian Boy, Delian League, Dual Kingship, Elgin Marbles, Fluting, Geometric Pottery, Krypteia, Lekythos, Long Walls, Lycurgus, Messenia, Monarchy, Ostrakon, Pentelic Marble, Phalanx, Temple of Athena Nike, “The Isles of Greece”