Feb. 13 th Bellwork –Checkpoint #98 Classwork –Read 10.3 - Alexander the Great –If time, horrible histories.

Feb. 13th

• Bellwork– Checkpoint #98

• Classwork– Read 10.3 - Alexander the Great– If time, horrible histories

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Number paper 1-7

30 seconds for each slide

1. The Ant and the Grasshoppers is an example of _______________.

A. EpicB. History C. Fable D. Tragedy

2. The “love of wisdom” is the best definition for ______________.

A. SophistsB. Orator C. Philosopher D. Mathematician

3. Which of the following epics was authored by Homer?

A. Iliad B. Ramayana C. Gilgamesh D. Aeneid

4. Gods and Goddesses best fit into which category?

A. MythsB. Monotheism C. Political science D. History

5. Which of the following wrote Greek comedies?

A. SocratesB. Hippocrates C. Aristophanes D. Herodotus

6. Which of the following means “rule by a few”?

A. Monarchy B. Oligarchy C. Democracy D. Republic

7. Identify the civilization that best identifies with the image below?

A. China B. Israel C. India D. Egypt

Check your answers

1. The Ant and the Grasshoppers is an example of _______________.

A. EpicB. History C. Fable D. Tragedy

2. The “love of wisdom” is the best definition for ______________.

A. SophistsB. Orator C. Philosopher D. Mathematician

3. Which of the following epics was authored by Homer?

A. Iliad B. Ramayana C. Gilgamesh D. Aeneid

4. Gods and Goddesses best fit into which category?

A. MythsB. Monotheism C. Political science D. History

5. Which of the following wrote Greek comedies?

A. SocratesB. Hippocrates C. Aristophanes D. Herodotus

6. Which of the following means “rule by a few”?

A. Monarchy B. Oligarchy C. Democracy D. Republic

7. Identify the civilization that best identifies with the image below?

A. China B. Israel C. India D. Egypt

Feb. 13th

• Bellwork– Checkpoint #98

• Classwork– Read 10.3 - Alexander the Great– If time, horrible histories

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Greek thinkers

SocratesPlato

Aristotle Hippocrates

Herodotus Thucydides

•Philosopher

•He taught by asking questions

•Sentenced to death

•Philosopher

•Socrates student

•Opened the Academy

•Wrote “the Republic”

•Philosopher

•Thought government should be divided

•Study science through observation

•Historian

•“Father of History”

•Mixed history with myths

•Historian

•Did NOT include gods

•We could learn from the past

•Physician

•“Father of Medicine”

•Hippocratic Oath”

•Patients privacy