Trojan Horse Trivia Quiz
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Who were the people from Troy?
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Troyians
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Greeks
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Trojans
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The Trojan Horse is the classic tale about how the Greeks used a subterfuge in the form of a giant horse statue to infiltrate the city of Troy and win the war. What do you remember about the story?
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Who was the most beautiful?
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Helen
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Eris
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Aphrodite
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A. HelenExplanation
Helen is considered the most beautiful because she was famously known as "Helen of Troy" and was said to have a face that launched a thousand ships. Her beauty was so renowned that it led to the Trojan War.Rate this question:
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Who or what is Troy
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An animal
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A god
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A city
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A. A cityExplanation
Troy is a city. This is evident from historical and archaeological evidence, as Troy was an ancient city located in what is now modern-day Turkey. It is famous for being the setting of the Trojan War, as described in Homer's epic poem, the Iliad. The city of Troy was a significant cultural and political center in the ancient world.Rate this question:
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What was written on the apple?
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"For the Fairest"
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"For the most Beautiful"
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"Fairest"
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A. "For the Fairest"Explanation
The correct answer is "For the Fairest" because it is the only option that matches the other options given. The phrase "For the Fairest" implies that the apple was intended for the fairest person, suggesting that it was part of a beauty contest or a similar situation where someone was being judged based on their appearance. The other options, "For the most Beautiful" and "Fairest," are similar but not exactly the same, and therefore do not match the given options.Rate this question:
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How long did the war go for?
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10 hours
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10 years
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10 decades
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A. 10 yearsExplanation
The war lasted for 10 years. This indicates that the conflict was a long and protracted one, lasting for a decade. It suggests that there were significant events, battles, and developments that took place over this extended period of time.Rate this question:
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Who was Helens husband?
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Menelaus
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Zeus
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Agamemnon
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A. MenelausExplanation
Menelaus is the correct answer because in Greek mythology, Menelaus was the husband of Helen of Troy. He was the king of Sparta and played a significant role in the Trojan War. After Helen was abducted by Paris of Troy, Menelaus led the Greek forces in the war to retrieve her. Thus, Menelaus is known as Helen's husband.Rate this question:
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What was the Trojan Horse made from?
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Steel
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Concrete
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Wood
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A. WoodExplanation
The Trojan Horse was made from wood. This is a well-known fact from Greek mythology. According to the story, the Greeks constructed a large wooden horse as a decoy during the Trojan War. They hid soldiers inside the horse and presented it as a gift to the Trojans. The Trojans brought the horse inside their city walls, unaware of the soldiers hidden within. This allowed the Greek soldiers to infiltrate and attack the city of Troy, leading to their victory.Rate this question:
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What colour was the Apple
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Gold
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Red
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Green
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What are the sentries?
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Years
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Guards
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Weapon
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A. GuardsExplanation
The correct answer is "Guards". In the given options, "Years" and "Weapon" do not match the question as they are not related to the term "sentries". However, "Guards" is a suitable answer as sentries are often referred to as guards who are responsible for protecting and monitoring a specific area or location.Rate this question:
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What happened to the women after the Greeks attacked?
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They became slaves
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They were killed
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They were forced to marry the Greeks
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A. They became slavesExplanation
After the Greeks attacked, the women were captured and enslaved. This was a common practice in ancient warfare, where the victorious army would take the defeated women as spoils of war. These women would then be forced into servitude, stripped of their freedom and subjected to a life of servitude under their Greek captors.Rate this question:
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