* Which of the following mountains is the highest in Greece?
* Athens, the capital of Greece, is the largest city in Greece in terms of population. But do you know which of the following cities is the second largest?
* Do you know which of the following cities is the third largest (in population) in Greece?
* What is the large mountain range than runs through central Greece (It's the largest mountain range in Greece -- the 'Greek Rockies'- although nowhere near as tall!)?
* Which of the following Greek islands was nearly obliterated in a documented volcanic eruption that occurred around 1510 B.C.?
* What percentage of Greece's terrain is mountainous or hilly?
* Which location in Athens did the Apostle Paul (in the New Testament) give a speech from (hint: think planetary)?
* Here's a little bit of geography and mythology: Which Greek island did the famous mythological adventurer-hero Odysseus hail from?
* The Parthenon was built in honor of which wise and well-known Greek goddess?
* What is the Greek name for the famously touted island of Corfu?
* This may be trickier...how many islands (including uninhabited islands) are there in Greece?
* What connects the southern Greek region of Pelopponesus with the rest of the Greek mainland?
* Here's an easy one: What is the largest island in Greece?
* Greece was the birthplace of the Olympic Games, and Athens hosts the 2004 Summer Olympics. The site of Olympia is located in the northwestern part of the southern region of Greece, Pelopponesus. In what year did the first Olympc Games take place?
* What did winning contestants get as prizes at the ancient Olympic Games?
* Which temple stands alone on top of a mountain in the Peloponnese in Greece?
* Which Ancient Greek theatre in southern Turkey had additional Roman seating added to the top of it?
* Which Ancient Greek site has the 'Lion's Gate' as its entrance?
* Where is the most complete Ancient Greek stadium in Turkey?
* Greece is part of which union?