Chapter 6, lesson 2a

During the _____________ of Greece, from approximately 500 BCE to 350 BCE, art, architecture, and literature all flourished.

• Golden Age

• Dark Age

• Early Age

• Classical Age

Philosophy is a Greek word that means

• "love of wisdom."

• "love of love."

• "love of art."

• "love of money."

____________ traveled from polis to polis making a living by teaching.

• Sophists

• Actors

• Dramatists

• Oracles

Sophists were best known for teaching______, or the art of public speaking and debate.

• rhetoric

• philosophy

• comedy

• tragedy

The Sophists believed that the Gods influenced human actions.

• true

• false

• don't know

Other Greek philosophers did not approve of the Sophists ____.

• accepting money for their teaching

• traveling from polis to polis

• teaching women

• eating meat

Many Greeks also thought that the ________ lacked ideals and values.

• Sophists

• Dramatists

• Oracles

• Chorus

Sophists taught students to _______ rather than ______

• win arguments / seek truths

• cause problems / seek solutions

• make friends / gain knowledge

• value money / value truth

Socrates left a very complete written record of his beliefs.

• true

• false

Socrates _______________ the Sophists.

• was a harsh critic of

• admired

• learned a lot from

• was the most famous of