Olympia, Greece - Quiz
A) German Archaeological Institute at Athens B) British School at Athens C) National Archaeological Museum of Greece D) French School at Athens
A) 1908 B) 1936 C) 1881 D) 1875
A) Gustav Hirschfeld B) Ernst Curtius C) Alfred Mallwitz D) Emil Kunze
A) 24,000 B) 1,400 C) 4,000 D) 14,000
A) Laocoön and His Sons B) Hermes of Praxiteles C) Winged Victory of Samothrace D) Aphrodite of Milos
A) Adolf Furtwängler B) Wilhelm Dörpfeld C) Hans Schleif D) Richard Borrmann
A) A government decree B) A major earthquake C) The 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin D) The discovery of a bronze bull
A) Gustav Hirschfeld B) Helmut Kyrieleis C) Hans Schleif D) Alfred Mallwitz
A) The area south of the stadium B) The site of the ancient theater C) The central temple complex D) The northern boundary wall
A) The Echo Stoa B) The Treasuries C) The Metroon D) Pheidias' workshop
A) Marble busts B) Iron weapons C) Bronze and ceramic objects D) Gold coins
A) Alfred Mallwitz B) Emil Kunze C) Wilhelm Dörpfeld D) Helmut Kyrieleis
A) Pheidias' artistic techniques B) The modern stadium layout C) The Roman bath complex D) The earlier history of the sanctuary
A) A marble statue of a goat B) A collection of silver coins C) A 2,500-year-old bronze bull figurine D) A gold laurel wreath
A) Heavy rainfall B) Deep ploughing C) A controlled explosion D) A major earthquake
A) Hellenistic art period pottery B) Byzantine period pottery C) Geometric art period pottery D) Classical period pottery
A) Temple of Zeus B) Leonidaion C) Pheidias' workshop D) Prytaneion
A) Zaharaoula Leventouri B) Ernst Curtius C) Helmut Kyrieleis D) Emil Kunze
A) 5th century BC B) 8th century BC C) 11th century BC D) 6th century BC
A) 1990 B) 1987 C) 1950 D) 1976
A) The grove B) The sanctuary C) The mountain D) The stadium
A) 776 BC B) 560 BC C) 700 BC D) 676 BC
A) The Skiloudians B) The Pisatans C) The Spartans D) It is debated
A) 676 BC B) 580 BC C) 470 BC D) 776 BC
A) The authorities of Elis B) The Skiloudians C) The Pisatans D) The Spartans
A) 560 BC B) 500 BC C) 600 BC D) 470 BC
A) Increased the length of the track B) Built an entrance gate C) Added sloping sides for spectators D) Added stone seats
A) The Pisatans B) The Athenians C) The Skiloudians D) Sparta
A) 8th to 7th century BC B) 4th to 3rd century BC C) 5th to 4th century BC D) 6th to 5th century BC
A) 4th century BC B) 6th century BC C) Mid 5th century BC D) 7th century BC
A) The South Stoa B) The Metroon C) The Echo Stoa D) The Prytaneion
A) Athletic training B) Religious offerings C) Spectator lodging D) Chariot-racing
A) 470 BC B) 500 BC C) 350 BC D) 400 BC
A) The Echo Stoa B) The Bouleuterion C) The South Stoa D) The Temple of Hera
A) 350 BC B) 400 BC C) 470 BC D) 580 BC
A) 776 BC B) 560 BC C) 1100 BC D) 600 BC
A) Eurotas River B) Achelous River C) Peneus River D) Alfeiós River
A) 18 km B) 9 km C) 36 km D) 5 km
A) Over 70 B) Less than 20 C) Over 200 D) Exactly 50
A) Bouleuterion B) Workshop of Pheidias C) Metroon D) Echo Stoa
A) North B) South C) West D) East
A) 1950s B) 1920s C) 1890s D) 1970s
A) West B) South C) East D) North
A) Styx B) Kladeos C) Eurotas D) Alfeiós
A) Southern B) Northern C) Eastern D) Western
A) Sculptor's tools B) A signed marble tablet C) A miniature model of Zeus D) Records in the Prytaneion
A) Chalcidice B) Peloponnese C) Attica D) Thessaly
A) Every two years B) Every year C) Every ten years D) Every four years
A) Altis B) Prytaneion C) Agorá D) Acropolis
A) It is on the slope of Mount Olympus B) Only during winter C) No D) Yes
A) Pelopion B) Olympieion C) Parthenon D) Mausoleum
A) 1924 B) 1880 C) 1900 D) 1894
A) Stadia B) Furlong C) Stadion D) Cubit
A) Mount Ida B) Mount Olympus C) Mount Parnassus D) Mount Helicon
A) Three B) Five C) One D) Two
A) Neo Olympia B) Archaia Olympia C) Elis City D) Olympos
A) Perfectly circular B) Triangular C) Perfectly square D) Irregular quadrangular
A) Parnassus B) Olympus C) Kronion D) Helicon
A) Heraion B) Athena C) Zeus D) Poseidon
A) Heracles B) Pelops C) Zeus D) Cronus
A) Gnomon B) Dioptra C) Chorobates D) Stathme
A) Achelous B) Alfeios C) Peneus D) Eurotas
A) Platanus orientalis B) Olea europaea C) Cercis siliquastrum D) Pinus halepensis
A) Aleppo pine B) Judas-tree C) Plane tree D) Olive
A) Less than 50 m B) Exactly 100 m C) More than 183 m D) Exactly 500 m
A) Athletic training B) Largest sacrifices C) Storing grain D) Olympic games
A) Sophocles B) Homer C) Hesiod D) Pindar
A) Pinus halepensis B) Olea europaea C) Platanus orientalis D) Cercis siliquastrum
A) Philippeion B) Temple of Zeus C) Basilica D) Nympheum
A) 160 AD B) 150 AD C) 267 AD D) 100 AD
A) A stadium B) An aqueduct C) A palace D) A theatre
A) Floods B) Vandalism C) Earthquakes D) Tsunamis
A) Theodosius I B) Richard Chandler C) Theodosius II D) Justinian
A) 267 AD B) 426 AD C) 150 AD D) 393 AD
A) Repeated floods B) A lack of resources C) The Roman army D) A plague
A) Wind-blown sand B) Repeated tsunamis C) Human-made landfills D) Volcanic ash
A) Richard Chandler B) Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois C) Abel Blouet D) Edward Dodwell
A) 1766 B) 1800 C) 1829 D) 1900
A) Expedition Scientifique de Morée B) The Royal Society Expedition C) The Napoleonic Survey D) The Roman Archaeological Society
A) Abel Blouet B) Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois C) Pierre Achille Poirot D) Richard Chandler
A) 2007 B) 2005 C) 2011 D) 2015
A) Pyrgos B) Tripoli C) Krestena D) Lampeia
A) EO50 B) EO80 C) EO100 D) EO74
A) Livestock grazing B) Dendriculture C) Grain farming D) Viticulture
A) Floods B) Severe droughts C) Earthquakes D) Forest fires
A) Lasiona B) Lampeia C) Foloi D) Krestena
A) 545.121 km2 B) 200.500 km2 C) 600.000 km2 D) 178.944 km2
A) 100.000 km2 B) 178.944 km2 C) 250.250 km2 D) 545.121 km2
A) 2005 B) 2007 C) 2011 D) 1980
A) Tourism and recreation B) Irrigation exclusively C) Drinking water supply D) Hydroelectric purposes
A) Evangelis Zappas B) Panagiotis Kondylis C) Theodosius I D) Pierre de Coubertin
A) His heart B) His head C) His ashes D) His hands
A) Shot put B) Discus throw C) Marathon D) Javelin throw
A) Pierre de Coubertin B) Panagiotis Kondylis C) Evangelis Zappas D) Theodosius I
A) Panagiotis Kondylis B) Evangelis Zappas C) Nikos Konstantopoulos D) Vyronas Davos |
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