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Socrates - The Great QuestionerVersión en línea Socrates - The Great Questioner por Vijo Gor 1 What made Socrates different from most people in Athens? a He became a powerful general b He built many schools c He loved asking questions to understand the world d He wanted to be rich and famous 2 What is the Socratic Method? a A law made by the Athenian government b A form of acting in plays c A way of asking and answering questions to discover truth d A type of book Socrates wrote 3 What did Socrates often do during the day? a Teach classes in a school b Walk around Athens talking and asking questions c Travel to other countries d Work as a builder 4 What is the meaning of “Know Thyself”? a To read every book ever written b To learn about the history of your city c To understand your own beliefs and values d To compare yourself to others 5 What did Socrates believe about knowledge and virtue (being good)? a People are born good or bad and cannot change b Knowing what is right will help people do what is right c Virtue comes only from obeying the gods d People can be good even if they don’t know what’s right 6 Why was Socrates put on trial? a For challenging ideas and “corrupting the youth” b For stealing money from the temple c For refusing to serve in the army d For writing about politics 7 After being sentenced to death, what did Socrates choose to do? a Hide from the guards b Escape from Athens c Ask his students to free him d Stay and accept his punishment 8 What does Socrates' choice to accept death reveal about him? a He regretted his questions b He was afraid to travel c He wanted to become famous d He followed his principles even when it cost him his life 9 Who wrote down Socrates' ideas and helped them survive after his death? a Thales of Miletus b Pericles c Aristotle d Plato 10 Why is Socrates still important today? a He discovered new planets b His method of questioning helps people think and learn everywhere c He created the Greek alphabet d He built the Parthenon

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What made Socrates different from most people in Athens?

What is the Socratic Method?

What did Socrates often do during the day?

What is the meaning of “Know Thyself”?

What did Socrates believe about knowledge and virtue (being good)?

Why was Socrates put on trial?

After being sentenced to death, what did Socrates choose to do?

What does Socrates' choice to accept death reveal about him?

Who wrote down Socrates' ideas and helped them survive after his death?

Why is Socrates still important today?