A teacher says that Ancient Greece was located in southern Europe. How many parts of the world does that tell you Greece is part of: one, two, or three?

A student learns that Athens and Sparta were two famous city-states. How many city-states are named here?

A class reads that the ancient Greeks worshipped many gods and goddesses. Was their religion monotheistic or polytheistic?

A museum label says the Greeks built temples for their gods. If a group saw 1 temple in a model and then 2 more were added, how many temples are there now?

A map shows the Greek mainland and many islands. If a student counts 4 islands near the mainland and 1 mainland area, how many places is the student counting?

An ancient Greek village had 3 main crops: olives, grapes, and wheat. How many main crops are named?

A class visits a display about the Olympics. The first Olympic Games began in 776 BCE. If the class also learns that the games were held every 4 years, how many years passed between one Olympics and the next?

A teacher gives 2 facts about Greek art: it often showed gods and heroes, and it used pottery. How many art features are mentioned?

A student sees 5 pictures of Greek columns and then adds 2 more from a book. How many pictures are there altogether?

A city-state had 1 acropolis and 1 agora. How many important public places are named?

In ancient Greece, a family could send 3 sons to train as soldiers. If 1 son stayed home, how many sons trained?

A class learns that Athens is famous for democracy. If a student writes 1 sentence about democracy and 2 facts about Athens, how many facts are written in all?

A farmer in Greece had 6 olive trees and planted 1 more. How many olive trees did the farmer have now?

A history book says the Greeks used gods, myths, and festivals. How many of these cultural features are listed?

A teacher shows 8 pottery pieces and 2 are broken. How many pottery pieces are not broken?

A battlefield story says 4 Greek soldiers stood in one row and 4 in another row. How many soldiers were there in all?

A student reads that Sparta focused on military training. If a training group had 5 boys and 5 girls in a story setting, how many trainees are described?

A class learns that the Greeks built theaters for plays. If 1 theater had 3 rows of seats and each row held 4 people, how many people could sit in the theater?

An ancient Greek ship carried 7 jars of oil and then loaded 3 more. How many jars were on the ship?

A student reads that the Olympic Games honored Zeus. If Zeus is one god and Apollo is another god, how many gods are named?

A market in Athens had 9 baskets of figs. If 4 baskets were sold, how many baskets were left?

A historian explains that Greek city-states were independent. If a map shows 6 city-states in one region and 2 in another, how many city-states are shown?

A sculptor made 2 statues of athletes and 3 statues of gods. How many statues did the sculptor make?

A class reads that the Greeks valued learning, speech, and athletics. How many values are listed?

A temple had 10 candles for a festival. If 6 candles were lit, how many were still unlit?

A Greek army had 12 shields and 5 were damaged. How many shields were still good?

A teacher says the Greeks influenced later civilizations through philosophy and government. If a student lists 2 areas of influence, how many are there?

A class watches a play with 15 actors and 7 more people working backstage. How many people are involved in the performance?

A ship from a Greek colony sailed with 9 sailors. If 3 more sailors joined later, how many sailors were on the ship?

A student learns that the Greek alphabet helped people write messages. If 8 letters are copied on one line and 8 on another, how many letters are copied in all?

An archaeologist found 14 clay pots in one room and 6 in another. How many clay pots were found altogether?

A city-state prepared 18 loaves of bread for a festival. If 9 loaves were eaten, how many loaves remained?

A lesson explains that women in many Greek city-states had fewer political rights than men. If a chart compares 2 groups, how many groups are being compared?

A Greek scholar wrote 11 scrolls. Later, 4 more scrolls were added to the library. How many scrolls are there now?

A class studies the Parthenon. If 3 students draw the front, 3 draw the side, and 3 draw the top, how many drawings are made?

A festival included 24 dancers. If the dancers were split into 3 equal groups, how many dancers were in each group?

A farmer sent 20 olives to market and kept 8 at home. How many olives did the farmer have in all before sending any away?

A Greek school had 30 students. If 12 were learning music, how many were learning something else?

A city wall had 4 towers. Each tower had 5 guards. How many guards were there in all?

A class reads that the Greeks held athletic contests and dramatic contests. If 2 kinds of contests are named, how many kinds are there?

A history timeline shows 3 famous periods of Greek history. If each period has 2 major events listed, how many events are listed in all?

A traveler visited 7 Greek islands and then 5 more islands. How many islands did the traveler visit?

A museum exhibit has 16 stone artifacts. If 8 are statues and the rest are tools, how many are tools?

A Greek classroom has 21 seats. If 7 seats are in each row, how many rows are there?

A shipping route carried 18 amphorae of wine. If 6 amphorae were delivered to each port, how many ports received wine?

A teacher explains that Greek myths often taught lessons. If 4 myths are discussed and each myth gives 1 lesson, how many lessons are discussed?

A city-state held 25 votes in an assembly. If 13 votes supported a plan, how many did not support it?

A theater performance had 36 seats. If 9 seats were filled in each section, how many sections were filled?

A historian says Greek culture spread through trade, colonies, and conquest. If 3 ways are named, how many ways are listed?

A class creates a poster about Ancient Greece. They include 5 facts about Athens, 5 facts about Sparta, 5 facts about the Olympics, 5 facts about myths, and 5 facts about Greek art. How many facts are on the poster altogether?