| A | B |
|---|
| Corinthian Column | Elaborate capital, seldom used |
| Doric Column | Simple capital, plain looking |
| Ionic Column | Capital decorated with a volute |
| Acropolis | Literally means "the highest point of the city" |
| Agora | Community center for trade and meetings |
| Parthenon | "Supreme achievement of Greek architecture" |
| Erectheion | This temple is dedicated to Erectheus, Athena, and Poseidon |
| Propyalia | The "gateway to the Acropolis" |
| Theater | Built into hillsides with three main parts. |
| Temple of Athena Nike | Near the gateway to the Acropolis |
| Stoa | Long-roofed colonnade with wall along one side and columns along the other |
| Tholos | Building where offerings were made |
| Temple of Apollo | Located in Didyma, Turkey, but built by Greeks |
| Tower of the Winds | Weather vane, sundial, and water clock |
| Temple of Hephaistos | Was once known as the Theseum |
| Stadium | Provides space for athletic events |
| Doric Order | Order the Parthenon was built in |
| Ionic Order | Order the Temple of Athena nike was built in |
| Corinthian Order | Order the Temple of Zeus was built in |
