WorksheetsArgumentation and Debate Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is logic?
The art of science and reasoning.
The art of effective communication publicly.
thinking something without actually knowing
What is rhetoric?
Something Greeks learned in school.
A type of schoolteacher
What are sophists?
Philosophers who focused on how they sounded and looked.
Philosophers who focused on the content of their speeches.
Name a common topic.
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Who was Socrates?
Greek philosopher who lived in Athens from around 470 to 399 BC. He is considered as one of the first moral thinkers. He taught by asking questions and challenging his students to examine their own beliefs.
Greek philosopher, orator, and rhetorician who was born in Sicily around 483 BC. He was one of the first sophists, who taught the art of persuasive public speaking and claimed that nothing exists or, if it does, it cannot be understood by others.
He created the 4 idols and believed that humans have flawed thinking.
philosopher who believed that every man was better than women and made everyone believe that by writing it on a sign.
Who was Aristotle?
Greek philosopher who lived in Athens from around 470 to 399 BC. He is considered as one of the first moral thinkers.
Greek mathematician who invented calculus.
He was a philosopher who was known as the man who knew everything in his time.
Who created the 4 idols?
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What are the idols of the tribe?
people are biased and believe what they are told without proof.
people made up of faults that are common to all human beings.
people that say things but mean something else.
people who try new ideas and are creative.
What are the idols of the cave?
people told one thing and believing it which causes them to be biased.
people made up of faults common to all human beings.
people who say things but mean something else.
people who are trying new ideas and being creative.
What are the idols of the marketplace?
people made up of faults common to all human beings.
people who are biased and they believe whatever they are told.
people saying things but mean something else.
people trying new ideas and being creative.
What are idols of the theatre?
People who are biased and believe everything they are told.
people made up of faults that are common to humans.
people who say things but mean something else.
people who try ideas and are creative.
When was Francis Bacon born?
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When did Francis Bacon die?
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How many idols did Francis Bacon teach about? (Just say the number)
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