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Greek Philosophers

Greek Philosophers

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Social Studies

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9th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Hard

Created by

Allison Bair

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13 Slides • 21 Questions

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Multiple Choice

All ancient river valley civilizations were affected by flooding. What was different about the Indus valley civilization?

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They also had to contend with earthquakes and heavy monsoon rains

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The floods were regular and predictable.

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They lived in the Hindu Kush mountains which are full of volcanoes that regularly erupted.

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They had developed no ships that could navigate the rivers.

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In Hinduism, the highest goal of the individual soul was:

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to achieve moksha

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to enter into a permanent union with Shiva

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to have good karma and dharma

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to be reincarnated into the warrior caste

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A book about contributions made by the civilization of ancient Egypt would most likely include the achievements listed in which column of the table?

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A

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B

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C

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D

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Multiple Choice

Who is considered the founder of Buddhism?

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Muhammad

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Abraham

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Siddhartha Gautama

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Ashoka

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What is the purpose of the philosopher in the Allegory of the Cave?

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To represent the prisoners in the cave

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To represent the enlightened individual

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To symbolize ignorance

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To depict the shadows on the cave wall

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What is the definition of philosophy as described in the image?

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The study of life, knowledge, problems, reality, & reason

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The study of science and technology

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The study of art and culture

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The study of history and politics

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Multiple Choice

What were the Sophists known for?

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Traveling Greek city-states

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Teaching for free

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Being philosophers

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Writing poetry

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What is the significance of Socrates' quote, "The unexamined life is not worth living"?

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It emphasizes the importance of self-reflection

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It suggests that life is meaningless

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It promotes living without questioning

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It discourages philosophical inquiry

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of the Socratic Method?

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To provide direct answers

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To foster deep understanding

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To discourage questioning

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To promote memorization

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Multiple Choice

What could potentially misrepresent the statistics in the presentation of data?

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The reputation of the source.

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The range of values on the y-axis of a graph.

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The ability of the source to observe the claim.

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The consistency of the evidence.

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Multiple Choice

To evaluate an argument means...

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Determining if the writer's sources are credible.

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Determining if the argument is supported by strong evidence.

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Determining if the writer explains how the evidence supports the reasons/points given.

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All of the above.

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What was Socrates put on trial for?

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Corrupting the youth

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Teaching philosophy

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Disrespecting the gods

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Leading a rebellion

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What are some key contributions of Plato to philosophy?

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He founded The Academy

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He was a student of Aristotle

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He wrote The Republic

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He was a mathematician

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Multiple Choice

What is Plato's Academy described as?

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A school for philosophers

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The 1st European university

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A place for art

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A historical landmark

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Multiple Choice

What is the process of enlightenment in the Allegory of the Cave?

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The process involves the journey from stupidity to intelligence.

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The process involves the journey from ignorance to knowledge and understanding.

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The process involves the journey from confusion to clarity.

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The process involves the journey from darkness to light.

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What contributions did Aristotle make to the field of study?

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Developed Logic

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Studied Mathematics

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Wrote Poetry

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Created Art

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Multiple Choice

What is one of Aristotle's notable contributions to education?

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Tutored Alexander the Great

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Founded a university in Rome

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Wrote the Iliad

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Developed the scientific method

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Multiple Choice

Who did Aristotle tutor?

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Your mom

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Alexander the Great

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Miky

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Bob

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i don't know

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Multiple Choice

What are the key contributions of Greek philosophers as mentioned in the image?

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Encouraged deep thought

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Developed the Scientific Method

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Promoted critical thinking about government

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All of the above

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Open Ended

What has the biggest influence on intelligence - intuition, reason, or observation? Explain.

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Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

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All ancient river valley civilizations were affected by flooding. What was different about the Indus valley civilization?

1

They also had to contend with earthquakes and heavy monsoon rains

2

The floods were regular and predictable.

3

They lived in the Hindu Kush mountains which are full of volcanoes that regularly erupted.

4

They had developed no ships that could navigate the rivers.

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