1 BGU A "EXAM PREPARATION"

Complete the concept on Greek Philosophers

__________ gave his ___________for ______________. Choose the best option.  

• "Socrates- thoughts- maieutic" 

• "Socrates- life- justice" 

• "Socrates- eudaimonia- philosophy"  

Complete the next text

__________ was a Greek philosopher whose methods based the foundation of logic and philosophy of western systems for discussion and agreement m__________. When the political climate went against him, he was sentenced to death, making Socrates a martyr since he accepted the ___________ even with the opportunity of taking a pass by paying _______ or ____________. 

(Write the answers separated by commas example...

Will, Steve, Michael)

Virtuous life

• Eudaimonia

• Character 

• Purpose 

Dikaiosynē  

• Character

• Justice

• Purpose

Write in one word the definition

“The nature of a human being is not what he is born as, but what he is born for” 

Write the definition in one word

A virtuous person acts out of a set disposition to do the right act in the right way, at the right time, and for the right reason. 

Choose the elements that resume Socrates maieutic. (The number of points don't affect the number of options)

• Conversation. Impartial. Subjective Answers

• Derived. Subjective Answers Questionings

• Conversation. Impartial.

  Answers

• Conversation Impartial

  Questionings

Choose the correct option “Epicurus on the gods & the soul believe that”

• b) The world is an ilussion. c) gods were beings powerful enough to go over man but not universal laws. d) gods were immense species but under man’s wrath. e) The soul does exist, but it's made of spiritual aspects.

• a) There is an immaterial, immortal soul. b) The world is an ilussion. d) gods were immense species but under man’s wrath. e) The soul does exist, but it's made of spiritual aspects.

• c) gods were beings powerful enough to go over man but not universal laws. d) gods were immense species but under man’s wrath. e) The soul does exist, but it's made of spiritual aspects.

• c) gods were beings powerful enough to go over man but not universal laws.