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WorksheetsBilingual session FpN PAC 7
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which is the best way to understand the relationship between mythos and logos?
As antagonistic forces
As complementary forces
As a step in history
As an old-novel perspective
A coastal city, applied to the context of the class, represents
Tourism and travel
Cultural exchange
National exchange
Ritual exchange
What was the temple where the ancient Greeks worshipped Athena?
The Pantheon
Mount Olympus
The Pafheon
The Parthenon
Among the following, which is the most appropriate word to understand the Greek logos?
Word
Capacity
Reason
Understanding
Myths try to explain the world in which sense?
Diverse
Concrete
Wide
Possible
Logos trying to explain reality in which sense?
Diverse
Concrete
Extensive
Possible
In recently past centuries, Western civilisation understood myth as:
Literature
Fiction
Rational thought
Explanation
Why is generally accepted that exist a overplanning relation between mythos and logos
Both trying to show how to live
Both trying to show how to think
One going beyond the other one
One is necessary and the other one possible
Logos usually is related with?
Critical thought
Misterios thought
Rational thought
Decision making
Which one is the most important difference between story and history?
Story is a tale and history is documented
Story is tradition and history no
History is a science and story a hobby
History is reality and story is fantasy
Which one of the next ideas could identify a someone as a rational being?
Is smart
Is critical
Reads a lot
Has a reason faculty
The concept of (a) that we have inherited from the Greeks belongs, by reason of its origins and history to a tradition of thought peculiar to Western Civilisation in which myth is defined as fiction
the Great Logos refers to the God (a) , and there is space in it for humans to gain access to the mercy of God (Prague, 2013), so this kind of logos should be understood as characteristic of written language.
