Ancient Greece Government Challenge Practice

Ancient Greece Challenge Practice

Kindergarten Government Ancient Greece Challenge Practice Advanced 25 Questions 13 Views

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Ancient Greece Government Challenge Practice

Ancient Greece Challenge Practice

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Grade: Kindergarten

Subject: Government

Topic: Ancient Greece

Time: 20 Minutes

Difficulty: Advanced

Questions: 25

Instructions:
Name: ____________________ Date: ____________________ Read each question carefully. Answer in complete thoughts when you can. Try your best on every question. The questions start easier and get harder.

Skills Practiced:

Ancient Greece
Government
Critical Thinking
Problem Solving

1Question

What is a city-state in Ancient Greece?

2Question

Who helped make rules for the people in a city-state?

3Question

What do rules help people do in a community?

4Question

Name one place where people might meet to talk about their city-state.

5Question

In Ancient Greece, were all city-states the same or different?

6Question

What is one job of a leader in a government?

7Question

What do people do when they follow the government’s rules?

8Question

Why do groups of people need leaders?

9Question

What is a law?

10Question

How can laws help a city-state?

11Question

In Ancient Greece, some city-states had kings. What is a king?

12Question

In Ancient Greece, some city-states let citizens help make choices. What is a citizen?

13Question

Which is more like government: making rules or coloring a picture?

14Question

Why would a city-state need helpers besides one leader?

15Question

What is one way people in a city-state could show respect for their government?

16Question

If two city-states had different rules, what does that tell you?

17Question

What might happen if a city-state had no rules at all?

18Question

Why is it important for leaders to listen to people?

19Question

How is a city-state government different from a family?

20Question

What does it mean when people work together in government?

21Question

Ancient Greece had many city-states. Why might that be important?

22Question

What is one reason a government might need to make a choice about schools, roads, or safety?

23Question

How would you explain government to a friend using simple words?

24Question

If you were a leader of a tiny Greek city-state, what is one fair rule you would make?

25Question

Think about Ancient Greece. Why do people need government in a city-state?

Answer Key

#	Answer
1	A city-state is a small city that had its own government.
2	The government helped make the rules.
3	Rules help people stay safe and get along.
4	They might meet in a town square or a meeting place.
5	They were different.
6	A leader helps make decisions for people.
7	They are helping their community work well.
8	Groups need leaders to help guide them and make choices.
9	A law is a rule people must follow.
10	Laws can help keep people safe and organized.
11	A king is a leader who rules a place.
12	A citizen is a person who belongs to a city-state.
13	Making rules is more like government.
14	It may need helpers to do many jobs and make good choices.
15	They could follow rules and listen carefully.
16	It tells me city-states could govern themselves in different ways.
17	It could be messy and unsafe.
18	It helps leaders understand what people need.
19	A city-state government makes rules for many people, but a family has rules for home.
20	It means they help make choices for the community.
21	It shows that different places could have their own governments.
22	A government needs to help the community work well.
23	Government is people who make rules and help a place run.
24	I would make a fair rule to help people stay safe and kind.
25	People need government to make rules, solve problems, and help everyone live together safely.