Which Greek city-state is credited with developing the first democracy?

Which city-state trained its boys for the army from childhood in a system called the agoge?

The ancient Olympic Games were held at the sanctuary of which place?

Which god did the Greeks see as king of the gods on Mount Olympus?

The Parthenon was built as a temple to which goddess?

Which poet is traditionally credited with the Iliad and the Odyssey?

Which Macedonian king conquered the Persian Empire before dying at the age of 32?

Which philosopher studied under Plato and later tutored Alexander?

Which Athenian philosopher was condemned to death by drinking hemlock?

The Athenians beat back a Persian invasion in 490 BC at which place?

At which narrow pass did Leonidas and his Spartans hold off a far larger Persian army in 480 BC?

Which Greek warship was rowed by three banks of oars?

Which pressed product was a major export of ancient Athens?

What was the basic draped tunic worn by Greek men and women called?

Where did Greeks travel to consult the oracle of Apollo?

Which sport made up the ancient Olympic pentathlon along with running, jumping, discus and javelin?

Which Greek doctor is remembered for treating medicine as a study of natural causes?

Which writer is often called the father of history for his account of the Greco-Persian Wars?

Which thinker's name is attached to a theorem about right-angled triangles?

Which mathematician wrote the Elements, the basis of school geometry for centuries?

Which tall two-handled clay jar stored wine and oil for shipping?

What was the open marketplace and meeting space at the heart of a Greek city called?

In Greek myth, which bull-headed creature was said to live in the Labyrinth on Crete?

Greek actors performed in the theatre wearing what over their faces?