Philosophy of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

Which city-states were the leading powers in ancient Greece?

• Macedonia and Thrace

• Thebes and Corinth

• Athens and Sparta

• Rome and Carthage

What was a significant outcome of the Peloponnesian War?

• Persia conquered Greece

• Thebes became the leading city-state

• Athens became more powerful

• Sparta emerged victorious

What teaching method is Socrates most famous for?

• Memorization

• Debate

• Socratic Method

• Lecturing

What was Socrates accused of during his trial?

• Stealing from the state

• Corrupting the youth

• Leading a rebellion

• Practicing medicine without a license

What is the concept of 'Platonic Ideal Forms' associated with?

• Perfect versions of things

• Mathematical equations

• Physical objects

• Sensory experiences

What was the name of the educational institution founded by Plato?

• Lyceum

• Academy

• Gymnasium

• Library of Alexandria

Who was Aristotle's most famous student?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Alexander the Great

• Pericles

What did Aristotle establish that was similar to Plato's Academy?

• Museum

• University

• Lyceum

• Library

What was a key focus of Aristotle's teachings?

• Alchemy

• Mythology

• Rationality

• Metaphysics

How did the ideas of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle influence later periods?

• They were only relevant in Greece

• They were replaced by Roman ideas

• They led to the Renaissance

• They were forgotten