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From Greek to Roman Empire
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How do we primarily learn about Socrates' ideas?
From ancient paintings
From his own writings
From artifacts and archaeological finding
From the writings of his students
2
The word "philosophy" comes from the Greek word meaning:
Love of art
Love of knowledge
Love of science
Love of wisdom
3
Pythagoras believed that all relationships in the world could be expressed in numbers.
True
False
4
Sophists believed students should use their time to:
ravel the world
Improve themselves
Become wealthy
Worship the gods
5
Athenian leaders always supported Socrates' method of teaching.
True
False
6
What is Pythagoras' most famous theorem used for?
Measuring volume of a sphere
Determining the length of the sides of a triangle
Calculating area of a circle
Finding the midpoint of a line
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What teaching method is Socrates known for?
Lecturing
Socratic method (questioning)
Memorization
Demonstration
8
Greek thinkers who believed the human mind could understand everything were called:
Philosophers
Scientists
Mathematicians
Historians
9
Plato believed that democracy was the best system of government.
False
True
10
Socrates' true love was:
Sculpture
Philosophy
Mathematics
Politics
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Greek philosophy led to the study of:
History, political science, science, and mathematics
Economics, business, and finance
Religion, mythology, and folklore
Literature, art, and music
12
Plato's work, "The Republic," explains his vision of government.
False
True
13
Sophists were known for being:
politicians
Scientists
Artists
Teachers
14
Socrates was a Sophist.
False
True
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Pythagoras taught that the universe followed the same laws that governed:
Nature and biology
Music and numbers
Nature and biology
Art and literature