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Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 E-mail your comments
You are about to play, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, the game that makes learning fun!
You will be given a question with four possible answers. Click on the letter of the right answer, and you will advance to the next question. If you miss, you will have to start over at question #1. Good Luck!
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If something is ancient, how old is it?
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Over 2500 years old
Over 100 years old
As old as your teacher
Over 100 years old
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How could you tell if an Athenian citizen skipped the Assembly?
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Their names were posted
They became slaves
They went to the gallows
Red paint on their clothing
$200 Question
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These areas in ancient Greece had governments and armies?
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Tyrants
City-states
Island-states
Estates
$300 Question
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These people were rich and powerful, and demanded obedience from the people?
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Greek gods
Orators
Tyrants
Agoras
$500 Question
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Only these people could participate in the Assembly.
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Metics
Citizens
Slaves
Women
$1,000 Question
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How did the Assembly prevent a speaker from taking too much time?
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They used a timer.
People would boo.
Time did not matter.
Throwing rotten fruit
$2,000 Question
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How many people sat on the jury for Athenian trials?
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12
Between 501 and 1500
Only one, the judge
The entire Assembly
$4,000 Question
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This group was selected by lottery for a period of one year.
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The tribes
Jurors
The Assembly
The Council of 500
$8,000 Question
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Who was allowed to speak at the Assembly?
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Only the Council of 500
Orators
Every member
People chosen by lottery
$16,000 Question
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Another name for Athenian democracy is:
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Representative democracy
Direct democracy
Tyrannical democracy
Democracy by decree
$32,000 Question
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Which of the following is not one of the pillars of Athenian democracy?
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The Assembly
Representative democracy
The Council of 500
The Court
$64,000 Question
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What was the highest value in Athenian democracy?
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Leisure time for men
Getting rich
The common good
The Olympics
$125,000 Question
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What steps were needed for a man to become a citizen?
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Military service, age 20
Must be married
Only needed to be male
Elected by the Assembly
$250,000 Question
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Who was least important in an Athenian household?
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Boys
Girls
Women
Slaves
$500,000 Question
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Iliad and Odyssey are examples of these.
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Social structures
Epics
Rivalries
City-states
Million Dollar Question
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$100!You just won
You are absolutely right!
$100.00
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You just won
That is correct!
$200!
$200.00
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$300!You just won
Awesome!
$300.00
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$500!You just won
Great Job! You did it!
$500.00
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$1,000!You just won
Fantastic!
$1000.00
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$2,000!You just won
You are pretty smart!
$2000.00
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$4,000!You just won
Wow! You must have studied!
$4000.00
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$8,000!You just won
Awesome! Halfway to one million dollars!
$8000
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$16,000!You just won
Super!
$16000.00
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$32,000!You just won
Wonderful! You’ve reached the next level!
$32000.00
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$64,000!You just won
You are on your way! Be careful!
$64000.00
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$125,000!You just won
I’ve never seen anything like it!
$125000.00
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$250,000!You just won
Fantastic! This is really exciting!
$250000.00
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$500,000!You just won
One right answer to go!
$500000.00
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Wrong$0
That is not correct.
You leave with
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Wrong$1000
That is not correct.
You leave with
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Wrong$32,000
That is not correct.
You leave with
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You are now a Millionaire!
$1,000,000
Press esc to leave program.