Week 16 Flashcards

1
Q

Name Noah’s three sons

A

Shem, Ham and Japheth

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2
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Which of Japheth’s sons settled in Greece?

A

Javan

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3
Q

What inhabitants from Babel were already dwelling in Greece when Japheth’s son arrived?

A

Pelasgians

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4
Q

Which descendant of Ham settled in northern Africa and became known as the Egyptians?

A

Mizraim

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5
Q

What did the Greeks call the Canaanites or Sidonians who settled along the Mediterranean Sea north of Israel?

A

Phoenicians

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6
Q

What two people groups, being seafaring people, eventually descended into Greece and established settlements?

A

Egyptians and Phoenicians

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7
Q

What did the Greeks call their walls that were made of giant stones constructed without mortar?

A

Cyclopean Walls

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8
Q

What rebellion was Javan’s family a part of that caused them to become confused and intertwine their true history with their legends?

A

Tower of Babel

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9
Q

What king according to Greek legend was the only survivor of a terrible flood, resembling the historical account of Noah?

A

Deucalion

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10
Q

In Greek mythology what is personified to replace the Creator?

A

the elements of the universe

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11
Q

According to Greek legend, what race of giants was birthed from the earth, Gaia, and the sky, Uranus?

A

Titans

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12
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According to Greek legend who committed the first sin, allowing evil to enter the world, resembling Eve’s sin in the garden?

A

Pandora

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13
Q

In Greek mythology who is the goddess of wisdom that is most accompanied by a serpent depicted in artwork in an upright position in rebellion against the decree of God?

A

Athena

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14
Q

What was the first real city in Greece founded by Inachus the Egyptian that was destroyed by an earthquake and flood?

A

Argos

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15
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What alphabet was brought to Greece, allowing the people to learn to write?

A

Phoenician

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16
Q

What’s the name of the narrow pass in Thessaly where the mountains approach the sea?

A

Thermopylae

17
Q

What king governed the large island of Crete and is remembered for his wisdom and just laws?

A

King Minos

18
Q

Who is famous for inventing sails for the Greek ships and is remembered in legend for inventing wings to escape the labyrinth?

A

Daedalus

19
Q

What is the southern peninsula of Greece known as?

A

Peloponnesus

20
Q

What is the period of Greek history between the arrival of the Greeks in Thessaly and the return of the Greeks from Troy known as?

A

the Heroic Age

21
Q

What Greek legend is told in remembrance of the Greek’s first distant commercial journey?

A

Jason & the Argonauts