
Greek Philosophers: Socrates, Plato & Aristotle
Authored by Jeremy Sasser
Social Studies
8th Grade
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1.
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What is Philosophy?
Ideas about education and human health
Ideas about goals and achievements in a person's life
Ideas about the past, present and future of mankind
Ideas about truth, nature of man and behaviors
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What do philosophers believe is the most important factor in life?
Being in a good place mentally
Examining (thinking about) everything in life mentally
Challenging others mentally about their views on life
The mind is a beautiful thing to waste
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Philosophy can also be defined as...
a job requiring deep thinking and knowledge of all things
the love of nature
the love of life
the love of wisdom
4.
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What are some examples of philosophical questions?
questions that have many acceptable answers
questions that have only 1 correct answer
questions that have only wrong answers
any question a philosopher asks
5.
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Socrates said "The unexamined life is..."
a sad existence
a wasted life
not worth living
not worth it
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What does "objective" mean?
not confrontational
not right or wrong
always right
always wrong
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Where did philosophy begin?
Athens, Greece
Delphi, Egypt
Sparta, Greee
Corinth, Greece
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