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What is your name? _____________________________________________.
What is this date? ______________________________________________.
__________________ declares that the unexamined life is not worth living.
a. Aristotle b. Plato c. Socrates
d. Theocritus
4. _________ is an examination of fundamental questions concerning the nature of reality.
a. Epistemology
b. Ethics c. Metaphysics
d. Realism
5. Which is a question of epistemology? _________.
a. Does God Exist?
b. What is real? c. What is the Good? d. What is knowledge?
6. True or false, the word “philosophy” derives from the Greek words “love” and “wisdom”.
7. __________ thinks that a substance is a composite of matter and form, i.e., informed matter.
a. Aristotle
b. Parmenides
c. Plato
d. Bertrand Russell
8. Plato’s Parable of the _ _ _ _ illustrates his notion that reality is hierarchical in nature, that the world we
live in is less real than the world of Forms.
a. Cave b. Garden
c. Ring
d. Sun
9. According to Socrates’ speech found in Plato’s dialogue The Theaetetus, _________ is attributed with
having said “man is the measure of all things”.
a. Descartes
b. Protagoras
c. Socrates
d. Zeno
10. The standard definition of knowledge is _________?
a. Belief or opinion b. Truth
c. Justification or reasons d. True belief
e. Justified belief
f. Justified, true, belief
g. Dirty wax.
Match
Thales
All is change, opposition in flux, river like
Properties a thing must have to be
Water
the thing that it is and not another thing
Plato
Epistemology
Parmenides
Forms
Protagoras
Chaos, 4 elements in vortex
Heraclitus
Atoms
Democritus
No change, no many, only 1
Aristotle
Ontology
Study of what is
Necessary - essential
Study of knowledge
accidental - contingent
Anaximander
knowledge = perception
Properties not required for identity
Essentialist, father of empiricism