| Clue | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Blind poet who supposedly wrote "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey" | Homer | 96%
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| "Great" conqueror of Persia | Alexander the Great | 92%
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| She was the last active pharaoh of Egypt | Cleopatra | 90%
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| The theory that a² + b² = c² is named for him | Pythagoras | 87%
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| Philosopher who drank hemlock when convicted of corrupting the youth of Athens | Socrates | 86%
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| Founder of the Academy of Athens | Plato | 84%
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| Philosopher who has been called the father of logic, biology, rhetoric, and more | Aristotle | 76%
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| Inventor who cried "Eureka!" while sitting in the bathtub | Archimedes | 61%
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| He coined an oath for doctors which is still in use today | Hippocrates | 60%
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| His many fables include "The Tortoise and the Hare" | Aesop | 59%
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| King who led 300 Spartans at the Battle of Thermopylae | Leonidas | 55%
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| Known as the father of geometry | Euclid | 54%
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| Father of the above, king of Macedon | Philip II | 46%
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| Poet born on Lesbos from whom the term "lesbian" takes its modern connotation | Sappho | 40%
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| Known as the father of history (also the father of lies) | Herodotus | 39%
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| Playwright who wrote "Antigone" and "Oedipus Rex" | Sophocles | 25%
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| General who was the "first citizen" of Athens during its Golden Age | Pericles | 24%
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| Most influential astronomer in history until Copernicus came along | Ptolemy | 15%
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| Philosopher who commanded the "the ten thousand" Greek mercenaries | Xenophon | 10%
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| Mother of the conqueror, who claimed the actual father was Zeus | Olympias | 9%
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