AndrewW'ssss AMA

[Enrique16ish]

Favorite Ending of a Videogame and why?

 

[AndrewW]

Favorite Ending of a Videogame and why?

Soma and Observation were really good games.

 

[AndrewW]

Can you send me a very sneaky snek

 

[dryden]

Andrew = cutest SrMgr. Yes or no? Explain your answer showing the solution in all the steps

 

[AndrewW]

Andrew = cutest SrMgr. Yes or no? Explain your answer showing the solution in all the steps

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[Rekty]

A) It's a hard decision between Bhop and GTA.

B) I guess just as a general thing I love the people in eGO, of course you have bad eggs, but if you know the right people to hang out around you really grow to love it.

am the bad egg
cats or dogs, y?

 

[AndrewW]

am the bad egg
cats or dogs, y?

Not sure, Rekty, haven't talked to you in a while ;D

It's a hard decision but probably cats, and a very close second is dogs (not counting snakes obviously).

 

[WaSe]

This is required.

1). Ancient Greek communities are called
A. assemblies.
B. stations.
C. city-states.
D. governments

2). Which of the following contributed most to the isolation of individual Greek city-states?

A. steep mountains
B. deep rivers
C. wide canyons
D. great lakes

3). What was the same throughout the Greek city-states?

A. money
B. laws
C. language
D. all of the above

4). Which of the four forms of government lasted the longest in ancient Greece?
A. oligarchy
B. tyranny
C. democracy
D. monarchy

5). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of one person is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

6). From 2000 to 800 B.C.E., Greek city-states were ruled by
A. tyrants.
B. the people.
C. oligarchs.
D. monarchs

7). Who advised Greek monarchs?
A. scholars
B. aristocrats
C. neighboring monarchs
D. all of the above

8). Which of the following was true of most Greek aristocrats in a monarchy?
A. Aristocrats were wealthy but did not own land.
B. Aristocrats were more interested in gaining knowledge than power.
C. Aristocrats supplied soldiers with horses and armor during wartime.
D. Aristocrats owned land but were usually poor.

9). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few people is called
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

10). Most oligarchs were
A. aristocrats.
B. poor.
C. foreigners.
D. kings.

11). What kind of laws did the oligarchs pass?
A. They passed laws that favored the rich.
B. They passed laws that helped the poor improve their lives.
C. They passed laws that were fair to both the rich and the poor.
D. They passed laws that were unfair to the rich.

12). Under the rule of oligarchs, what happened to most of the poor citizens?
A. They became wealthier.
B. They worked less.
C. They became poorer.
D. They had to move away.

13). A government in which absolute ruling power is held by a person who is not a lawful king is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

14). Another name for a tyrant is a
A. king.
B. president.
C. monarch.
D. dictator.

15). Which of the following is true of a tyrant?
A. A tyrant has no legal right to rule.
B. A tyrant has no legal limits on his powers.
C. A tyrant's son usually does not inherit his father's power.
D. all of the above

16). Most Greek tyrants were
A. military leaders.
B. aristocrats.
C. assembly members.
D. oligarchs.

17). A government in which power is held by the people is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

18). Which of the following is true of the assembly in the city-state of Athens?
A. The assembly was a lawmaking group.
B. The assembly had the power to pass laws.
C. The assembly could reverse decisions.
D. all of the above

19). A Greek assembly was made up of a group of
A. oligarchs.
B. the king's advisors.
C. citizens.
D. tyrants.

20). Who could speak in the Greek assembly?
A. any free woman
B. any free man
C. slaves
D. all of the above

21). The first Greek city-state to have a form of government called a democracy, or "rule by the people," was
A. Athens
B. Sparta
C. Turkey
D. Cairo

 

[AndrewW]

This is required.

1). Ancient Greek communities are called
A. assemblies.
B. stations.
C. city-states.
D. governments

2). Which of the following contributed most to the isolation of individual Greek city-states?

A. steep mountains
B. deep rivers
C. wide canyons
D. great lakes

3). What was the same throughout the Greek city-states?

A. money
B. laws
C. language
D. all of the above

4). Which of the four forms of government lasted the longest in ancient Greece?
A. oligarchy
B. tyranny
C. democracy
D. monarchy

5). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of one person is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

6). From 2000 to 800 B.C.E., Greek city-states were ruled by
A. tyrants.
B. the people.
C. oligarchs.
D. monarchs

7). Who advised Greek monarchs?
A. scholars
B. aristocrats
C. neighboring monarchs
D. all of the above

8). Which of the following was true of most Greek aristocrats in a monarchy?
A. Aristocrats were wealthy but did not own land.
B. Aristocrats were more interested in gaining knowledge than power.
C. Aristocrats supplied soldiers with horses and armor during wartime.
D. Aristocrats owned land but were usually poor.

9). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few people is called
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

10). Most oligarchs were
A. aristocrats.
B. poor.
C. foreigners.
D. kings.

11). What kind of laws did the oligarchs pass?
A. They passed laws that favored the rich.
B. They passed laws that helped the poor improve their lives.
C. They passed laws that were fair to both the rich and the poor.
D. They passed laws that were unfair to the rich.

12). Under the rule of oligarchs, what happened to most of the poor citizens?
A. They became wealthier.
B. They worked less.
C. They became poorer.
D. They had to move away.

13). A government in which absolute ruling power is held by a person who is not a lawful king is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

14). Another name for a tyrant is a
A. king.
B. president.
C. monarch.
D. dictator.

15). Which of the following is true of a tyrant?
A. A tyrant has no legal right to rule.
B. A tyrant has no legal limits on his powers.
C. A tyrant's son usually does not inherit his father's power.
D. all of the above

16). Most Greek tyrants were
A. military leaders.
B. aristocrats.
C. assembly members.
D. oligarchs.

17). A government in which power is held by the people is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

18). Which of the following is true of the assembly in the city-state of Athens?
A. The assembly was a lawmaking group.
B. The assembly had the power to pass laws.
C. The assembly could reverse decisions.
D. all of the above

19). A Greek assembly was made up of a group of
A. oligarchs.
B. the king's advisors.
C. citizens.
D. tyrants.

20). Who could speak in the Greek assembly?
A. any free woman
B. any free man
C. slaves
D. all of the above

21). The first Greek city-state to have a form of government called a democracy, or "rule by the people," was
A. Athens
B. Sparta
C. Turkey
D. Cairo

1). Ancient Greek communities are called
A. assemblies.
B. stations.
C. city-states.
D. governments

2). Which of the following contributed most to the isolation of individual Greek city-states?
A. steep mountains
B. deep rivers
C. wide canyons
D. great lakes

3). What was the same throughout the Greek city-states?
A. money
B. laws
C. language
D. all of the above

4). Which of the four forms of government lasted the longest in ancient Greece?
A. oligarchy
B. tyranny
C. democracy
D. monarchy

5). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of one person is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

6). From 2000 to 800 B.C.E., Greek city-states were ruled by
A. tyrants.
B. the people.
C. oligarchs.
D. monarchs

7). Who advised Greek monarchs?
A. scholars
B. aristocrats
C. neighboring monarchs
D. all of the above

8). Which of the following was true of most Greek aristocrats in a monarchy?
A. Aristocrats were wealthy but did not own land.
B. Aristocrats were more interested in gaining knowledge than power.
C. Aristocrats supplied soldiers with horses and armor during wartime.
D. Aristocrats owned land but were usually poor.

9). A government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few people is called
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

10). Most oligarchs were
A. aristocrats.
B. poor.
C. foreigners.
D. kings.

11). What kind of laws did the oligarchs pass?
A. They passed laws that favored the rich.
B. They passed laws that helped the poor improve their lives.
C. They passed laws that were fair to both the rich and the poor.
D. They passed laws that were unfair to the rich.

12). Under the rule of oligarchs, what happened to most of the poor citizens?
A. They became wealthier.
B. They worked less.
C. They became poorer.
D. They had to move away.

13). A government in which absolute ruling power is held by a person who is not a lawful king is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

14). Another name for a tyrant is a
A. king.
B. president.
C. monarch.
D. dictator.

15). Which of the following is true of a tyrant?
A. A tyrant has no legal right to rule.
B. A tyrant has no legal limits on his powers.
C. A tyrant's son usually does not inherit his father's power.
D. all of the above

16). Most Greek tyrants were
A. military leaders.
B. aristocrats.
C. assembly members.
D. oligarchs.

17). A government in which power is held by the people is
A. a monarchy.
B. an oligarchy.
C. a tyranny.
D. a democracy.

18). Which of the following is true of the assembly in the city-state of Athens?
A. The assembly was a lawmaking group.
B. The assembly had the power to pass laws.
C. The assembly could reverse decisions.
D. all of the above

19). A Greek assembly was made up of a group of
A. oligarchs.
B. the king's advisors.
C. citizens.
D. tyrants.

20). Who could speak in the Greek assembly?
A. any free woman
B. any free man
C. slaves
D. all of the above

21). The first Greek city-state to have a form of government called a democracy, or "rule by the people," was
A. Athens
B. Sparta
C. Turkey
D. Cairo