A) A city in Italy B) A mountain in Japan C) An island in Greece D) A beach in California
A) Black Sea B) Mediterranean Sea C) Aegean Sea D) Caribbean Sea
A) Pompeii eruption B) Minoan eruption C) Krakatoa eruption D) Mount St. Helens eruption
A) Santorini tomato fritters B) Pizza C) Sushi D) Burger
A) Baklava B) Pancake C) Ice cream D) Cupcake
A) Akrotiri B) Colosseum C) Taj Mahal D) Machu Picchu
A) ATV B) Ferry C) Bicycle D) Subway
A) Whiskey B) Tequila C) Ouzo D) Vodka
A) Kallístē B) Santorini C) Strongýlē D) Thira or Thera
A) Northwest B) About 200 km southeast C) Southwest D) Directly east
A) Inactive B) Moderately active C) The most active D) The least active
A) Around 2 million years ago B) 3–4 million years ago C) 5 million years ago D) 1 million years ago
A) Kallístē B) Thēra C) Strongýlē D) Santorini
A) An Egyptian pharaoh B) A Minoan king C) A Venetian explorer D) The leader of the Spartans who colonized it
A) The Odyssey B) The Trojan War C) The lost civilization of Atlantis D) King Midas' golden touch
A) Floods B) Earthquakes C) Landslides D) Massive tsunami waves
A) 1950 B) 1967 C) 1975 D) 1980
A) Spyridon Marinatos B) Heinrich Schliemann C) Howard Carter D) Arthur Evans
A) They are monochrome B) They depict Classical Greek deities C) They were painted during the Roman era D) They have kept their original color well under volcanic ash
A) No plumbing at all B) Only rainwater collection systems C) Water obtained solely from wells D) Hot and cold running water pipes
A) Wood fires B) Solar energy C) Rainwater heating D) Geothermal
A) September 2005 B) June 2010 C) December 2008 D) March 1999
A) 10,000 B) 20,000 C) 25,000 D) 15,480
A) Local clothing production only B) Producing sails for ships C) Weaving ceremonial garments D) Organized textile weaving for export
A) 500 to 300 BC B) 1500 to 1000 BC C) 3000 to 2000 BC D) Between 2000 and 1630 BC
A) Only local pottery B) Objects from Crete, Anatolia, Cyprus, Syria, Egypt, the Dodecanese, and the Greek mainland C) Roman coins D) Exclusively Minoan artifacts
A) Middle Cycladic B) Early Cycladic II C) Neo-Cycladic D) Late Cycladic I
A) Arthur Evans B) Barbara J. Sivertsen C) James Hutton D) Howard Carter |