Ancient Greece Test

Today in class we took the test on ancient Greece. I studied for about 15 min for it during my off mod as well as during advisory I studied for it. I thought overall that the test was fairly compared to the ones that we have recently took. I knew the seas and the rivers that went with each country. As well as Homer and Homeric question and the allegory of the cave and a amuser of it. The big things to know are the rivers, seas, Homer, and allegory of the cave for the test.

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