A) Sparta B) Athens C) Olympia D) Corinth
A) Georgia Xatzi B) Friedrich Adler C) Andreas Syggros D) Wilhelm Dorpfeld
A) 1888 B) 1954 C) 2004 D) 1970
A) The largest in Europe B) The smallest in Greece C) Exclusively Roman in origin D) One of the most important in the world
A) Paionios B) Praxiteles C) Phidias D) Andreas Syggros
A) It was moved to Athens B) It was burned down C) It was damaged by an earthquake D) It was demolished
A) A museum about the history of the original Olympic games B) A dedicated storage facility for bronzes C) The main exhibition hall for sculptures D) The administrative offices of the museum
A) An oenochoe belonging to Phidias B) A cast bronze griffin's head C) The Nike of Paionios D) The helmet of Miltiades
A) In the basement of the old museum B) Near the entrance of the city center C) In a separate building on the path to the archaeological site D) Inside the principal building
A) Andreas Syggros B) Georgia Xatzi C) Petros Gkaidatzis D) Wilhelm Dorpfeld
A) The Winged Gorgoneion B) Hermes and the Infant Dionysus C) Nike of Paionios D) Zeus carrying Ganymedes
A) A marble pedestal B) An oenochoe C) A bronze discus D) A gold helmet
A) The statue of Apollo from the Temple of Zeus B) The helmet of Miltiades C) The Hermes and the Infant Dionysus D) The Nike of Paionios
A) Twelve B) Ten C) Twenty D) Eight
A) Ministry of Culture and Sports B) Ministry of Tourism C) Ministry of Interior D) Ministry of Education |