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Which two powerful city-states were the main leaders in Ancient Greece?

• Athens and Sparta

• Rome and Carthage

• Thebes and Corinth

• Troy and Mycenae

What was the name of the teaching method used by Socrates, where he asked many questions to help his students think for themselves?

• The Socratic Method

• The Platonic Dialogue

• The Aristotelian Logic

• The Periclean Oration

What did Socrates believe was a key part of true wisdom?

• Knowing all the answers to every question.

• Understanding that there is much we don't know.

• Being able to convince others of your ideas.

• Having many followers who agree with you.

Why was Socrates put on trial by the Athenians?

• He tried to become king of Athens.

• He stole money from the government.

• He was accused of not believing in the state gods and teaching bad ideas to young people.

• He refused to fight in the Peloponnesian War.

What was one of the main things Socrates was accused of?

• Stealing from the rich

• Refusing to believe in the state's gods

• Starting a war

• Writing too many books

What famous saying is Socrates known for?

• "Know thyself."

• "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."

• "An unexamined life is not worth living."

• "I think, therefore I am."

What was the name of the school Plato started to teach his students?

• The Lyceum

• The Forum

• The Academy

• The Agora

Who was Aristotle's most famous student?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Alexander the Great

• Philip of Macedon