What was the main religious reason for holding competitions like the Panathenaic Games in ancient Athens?

To train soldiers for upcoming wars

To provide entertainment for the city's wealthiest citizens

To pay tribute to specific gods and goddesses

To select new leaders for the city's government

The Athenian focus on both philosophy and sports demonstrates their belief in the importance of which value?

Achieving military dominance over other city-states

Developing a balance between intellectual and physical skills

Winning glory and fame through athletic victories alone

Separating religious life from government and daily activities

The city received a large payment in gold from the organizers.

The athlete was required to serve in the military for ten years.

The city gained great honor and a reputation for excellence.

The athlete was automatically granted a position in the government.

All conflicts were temporarily stopped to allow for safe passage.

A special tax was collected to pay for armed guards for the athletes.

Only athletes from city-states not currently at war could participate.

The host city of Olympia provided ships to transport all competitors.