Greece

Question 1

Tartarus

Answer 1

offspring of Chaos; a part of the underworld where the wicked suffered punishment for their misdeeds, especially those such as Ixion and Tantalus who had committed some outrage against the gods

Question 2

The Dromos

Answer 2

also called the Panathenaic Way; between the Diplon Gate to the Acropolis; packed gravel (paved to the Acropolis during the Roman period)

Question 3

pompe

Answer 3

procession

Question 4

Pompeion

Answer 4

place of gathering for the Panathenaic procession; this is where they stored the wooden ship that was carried to the Acropolis during the procession, its mast carrying the new peplos to be presented to the goddess

Question 5

Eleusinion

Answer 5

sanctuary at the base of the Acropolis to Demeter and Persephone

Question 6

odeon

Answer 6

building for musical performances

Question 7

Odeon of Pericles

Answer 7

SE foot of the Acropolis, next to the entrance of the Theater of Dionysus

Question 8

Stoa of Attalos

Answer 8

150 BC; reconstructed and houses a museum

Question 9

Cimon

Answer 9

450 BC; son of Militiades (victor at Marathon); expanded the city walls and the Acropolis walls

Question 10

Xenia

Answer 10

rules of hospitality; hosts must provide them with a bath, food, drink, gifts, and safe escort to their next destination; guests must be courteous to their hosts and not be a threat or burden.