Sophia - Ancient Greek Philosophers -
Unit 1 Milestone 1.
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1. Which of the following statements about the metaphysical tenets of Plato’s
Doctrine of the Forms is FALSE?
There is a cause and effect relationship between Forms and their earthly
counterparts.
The Forms exist in an intellectual realm that is fixed and never-ending.
Perfection in the Forms does not exist in Platonic Heaven.
Forms must exist in order for knowledge to be possible. 2
2. Which of the following statements about the Crito is FALSE?
Following the advice of experts is more ethical than appealing the majority.
Socrates argued that civil disobedience was an obligation for intellectuals and
philosophers.
Athens performed its end of the Social Contract; Socrates was required to do the
same.
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The Social Contract made it unethical for Socrates to escape his punishment.
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3. Karen believes that she has a responsibility to protect the environment.
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Choose the statement that is consistent with Karen's belief.
“I go to the farmer’s market if I have time to do so on the weekends.”
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"I only drive my car to work when it is raining or too cold outside.”
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“I serve meat to my family only on holidays and special occasions.”
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“I have eliminated all plastic from my day-to-day life.” 4
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4. What kind of a thing is an orchid? It is a type of flower. What distinguishes an orchid from
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other flowers? The female and male parts of an orchid are fused together.
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According to Aristotle, answering both of these questions reveals the __________ of
an orchid.
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essence
ontology
sh
organization
genus
5. In the Phaedo, Socrates makes all of the following claims, EXCEPT:
Without a body to impede his or her progress, the philosopher may see things as
they truly are.
Valuing
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Unit 1 Milestone 1.
, CORRECTED TO 100% (Hi-lited yellow)
1. Which of the following statements about the metaphysical tenets of Plato’s
Doctrine of the Forms is FALSE?
There is a cause and effect relationship between Forms and their earthly
counterparts.
The Forms exist in an intellectual realm that is fixed and never-ending.
Perfection in the Forms does not exist in Platonic Heaven.
Forms must exist in order for knowledge to be possible. 2
2. Which of the following statements about the Crito is FALSE?
Following the advice of experts is more ethical than appealing the majority.
Socrates argued that civil disobedience was an obligation for intellectuals and
philosophers.
Athens performed its end of the Social Contract; Socrates was required to do the
same.
m
The Social Contract made it unethical for Socrates to escape his punishment.
er as
3
co
eH w
o.
3. Karen believes that she has a responsibility to protect the environment.
rs e
ou urc
Choose the statement that is consistent with Karen's belief.
“I go to the farmer’s market if I have time to do so on the weekends.”
o
"I only drive my car to work when it is raining or too cold outside.”
aC s
“I serve meat to my family only on holidays and special occasions.”
vi y re
“I have eliminated all plastic from my day-to-day life.” 4
ed d
4. What kind of a thing is an orchid? It is a type of flower. What distinguishes an orchid from
ar stu
other flowers? The female and male parts of an orchid are fused together.
is
According to Aristotle, answering both of these questions reveals the __________ of
an orchid.
Th
essence
ontology
sh
organization
genus
5. In the Phaedo, Socrates makes all of the following claims, EXCEPT:
Without a body to impede his or her progress, the philosopher may see things as
they truly are.
Valuing
This study source what
was downloaded is right more
by 100000834508489 than life on
from CourseHero.com is10-20-2021
illogical and
10:34:10 meaningless.
GMT -05:00
https://www.coursehero.com/file/66135186/Sophia-Ancient-Greek-Philosophers-Unit-1-Milestone-1docx/
