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1
The donkey, in "Shrek", comes into the story to rescue the princess; however, Donkey becomes infatuated with:
A)Princess
B)Price Charming
C)Shrek
D)None of the above
2
Socrates used a form of irony to get his point across to politicians by:
A)engaging the politicians in a discussion under the pretext of ignorance in order to trick the speaker into revealing his own ignorance or prejudice
B)expecting the politician to prove he is worth of the public office
C)expressing his displeasure in the politician' ignorance
3
Socrates did not adhere to any one conception of reality unless:
A)he developed the conception of reality
B)it could be tested by reason
C)he was positive the conception could not fail
D)none of the above
4
Socrates made reference to a little voice inside of him that told him what to do. He called this:
A)Phaedo
B)Stagira
C)Daimon
D)Hemlock
5
Plato authored a set of books that are a suburb example of literature as well as philosophy. The books are titled:
A)Greek Literature
B)Dialogues
C)Plato's Parables
D)Athenian Antiquities
6
Plato refers to the needs and wants of humans as their:
A)urges
B)appetites
C)desires
D)wishes
7
Many philosophers believe that sometimes we will pull away from what we want because we realize it is not good for us. When we do this, we are utilizing our:
A)appetites
B)desires
C)reason
D)honesty
8
According to Plato, the well-balanced soul is a combination of all of the following, EXCEPT:
A)reason rules
B)reason is aided by the person's spirit
C)desires are under control at all times
D)remains patient and compassionate
9
Plato equates a state's auxiliaries consist of all BUT which of the following?:
A)soldiers
B)law enforcement
C)educators
D)government officials
10
Because he believes that if he had been less faithful to Athens, Socrates may have chosen to:
A)commit suicide
B)leave Athens
C)allow himself to be hanged
D)none of the above





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