Self, Death and the Afterlife - The Soul

Plato was alive in...

• Ancient Greece

• Ancient Rome

• Ancient Egypt

• Ancient Britain

Plato argued using the ____________ of the cave.

• allegory

• analogy

• example

• story

The allegory of the cave showed that...

• the things we see in the world are 'shadows'

• the things we see in the world are real

• the things we see in the world are there to trick us

• everyone uses reason to explore the world

Plato argued that, to understand the truth we have to use...

• empirical senses

• reason

• books

• religion

When we use our reason, we realise that we can ____________ things, even when they are different and imperfect

• recognise

• see

• study

• comprehend

For Plato, this means that there must be, somewhere, a perfect ________ of everything in the world.

• Form

• Object

• Copy

• Version

These perfect Forms would have to be...

• in a non-physical place

• in a physical place

• untrue

• with God

Forms are... (select multiple options)

• perfect

• constant

• unchanging

• empirically verifiable

• in the world

For Plato, what is our soul made up of?

• 1 part

• 2 parts

• 3 parts

• 4 parts

The 3 parts are...

• Reason/logic

• Dark horse

• Light horse

• Evil horse

• Good horse