Question 1: Naxos is the largest island in which Greek island group?
A Cyclades
B Ionian Islands
C Sporades
The Cyclades form an island group in the Aegean Sea, positioned southeast of mainland Greece. Naxos is the largest island, while Syros holds the title of the most populous. In recent years, Naxos has attracted a growing number of tourists. While this surge in popularity has amplified the local economy, it has also led to challenges such as erosion, pollution, and water shortages.
Correct Answer: Cyclades
Question 2: According to Greek mythology, which god was raised on Naxos?
A Dionysus
B Apollo
C Zeus
Zeus, the mighty ruler of Mount Olympus, is the god of the sky and thunder in ancient Greek mythology. He was known by many epithets, some of which stemmed from local deities that merged into his legend over time. According to myth, his early years were spent in the Cave of Zas, on the island of Naxos.
Correct Answer: Zeus
Question 3: Which is the largest island in Greece?
A Crete
B Mykonos
C Santorini
Crete is the largest and most populous of the Greek islands, ranking fifth in the Mediterranean. Spanning 3,260 square miles with a coastline stretching 650 miles, the island is dominated by rugged mountains that run from west to east, shaping its striking landscape.
Correct Answer: Crete