Question 1

----------- maintained that morality is based on feeling and desires.

Accepted Answer

A) sophist 
B) xenophanes 
C) zeno 
D) anaxagoras 
A) sophist 
B) xenophanes 
C) zeno 
D) anaxagoras

Question 2

------------ is the originator of the Eleatic school.

Accepted Answer

A) xenophanes 
B) anaximander 
C) plato 
D) aristotle 
A) xenophanes 
B) anaximander 
C) plato 
D) aristotle

Question 3

According to ------------- morality and political views based on feeling can only be relative and conventional.

Accepted Answer

A) socrates 
B) protagoras 
C) anaxagoras 
D) gorgias 
A) socrates 
B) protagoras 
C) anaxagoras 
D) gorgias

Question 4

Plato was the student of ------------ .

Accepted Answer

A) thales 
B) socrates 
C) plato 
D) aristotle 
A) thales 
B) socrates 
C) plato 
D) aristotle

Question 5

The chief concern of ----------- was to meet the challenge of Sophistry, which, in undermining knowledge, threatened the foundations of morality and the State.

Accepted Answer

A) socrates 
B) protagoras 
C) anaxagoras 
D) gorgias 
A) socrates 
B) protagoras 
C) anaxagoras 
D) gorgias

----------- maintained that morality is based on feeling and desires.

------------ is the originator of the Eleatic school.

According to ------------- morality and political views based on feeling can only be relative and conventional.

Plato was the student of ------------ .

The chief concern of ----------- was to meet the challenge of Sophistry, which, in undermining knowledge, threatened the foundations of morality and the State.

Greek Philosophical Beliefs and Theories

Greek Philosophers and Their Teachings

Philosophical Concepts and Periods in Greek Philosophy

Philosophical Concepts and Schools of Thought

Philosophical Concepts and Thinkers

Relationship Between Faith and Reason in Summa Theologiae by St Thomas Aquinas

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Exam 4: Key Concepts and Thinkers in Greek Philosophy

----------- maintained that morality is based on feeling and desires.

------------ is the originator of the Eleatic school.

According to ------------- morality and political views based on feeling can only be relative and conventional.

Plato was the student of ------------ .

The chief concern of ----------- was to meet the challenge of Sophistry, which, in undermining knowledge, threatened the foundations of morality and the State.

Greek Philosophical Beliefs and Theories

Greek Philosophers and Their Teachings

Philosophical Concepts and Periods in Greek Philosophy

Philosophical Concepts and Schools of Thought

Philosophical Concepts and Thinkers

Relationship Between Faith and Reason in Summa Theologiae by St Thomas Aquinas

Scholasticism and Universalism

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