Question 1

Platonic system of education is

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A) Systematic and Progressive 
B) Systematic but not Progressive 
C) Progressive but not Systematic 
D) Neither Systematic nor Progressive 
A) Systematic and Progressive 
B) Systematic but not Progressive 
C) Progressive but not Systematic 
D) Neither Systematic nor Progressive A

Question 2

Plato was for

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A) Equal Status for Men and Women 
B) Higher Status for Men 
C) Higher Status for Women 
D) None of the above 
A) Equal Status for Men and Women 
B) Higher Status for Men 
C) Higher Status for Women 
D) None of the above A

Question 3

Plato was

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A) A Political Thinker 
B) A Political Philosopher 
C) A Mathematician 
D) All the above 
A) A Political Thinker 
B) A Political Philosopher 
C) A Mathematician 
D) All the above D

Question 4

According to the Platonic system of education, Higher Education starts at the age of

Accepted Answer

A) 18 
B) 20 
C) 25 
D) 35 
A) 18 
B) 20 
C) 25 
D) 35

Question 5

In Plato's State, the economic motive is satisfied by

Accepted Answer

A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) None of the above 
A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) None of the above

Question 6

In Plato's State, the element of Spirit is present in

Accepted Answer

A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) None of the above 
A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) None of the above

Question 7

The most prominent characteristic of Plato's State is

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A) There is specialization of functions 
B) There is no specialization of functions 
C) There is decentralization of functions 
D) There is no decentralization of functions. 
A) There is specialization of functions 
B) There is no specialization of functions 
C) There is decentralization of functions 
D) There is no decentralization of functions.

Question 8

The people of Greece developed their philosophy because

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A) They were warriors 
B) They had calm and clear minds 
C) God revealed Philosophy to them 
D) None of the above 
A) They were warriors 
B) They had calm and clear minds 
C) God revealed Philosophy to them 
D) None of the above

Question 9

Plato lived during

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A) 5th and 4th century BC 
B) 4th and 3rd century BC 
C) 3rd and 2nd century BC 
D) 4th and 5th century AD 
A) 5th and 4th century BC 
B) 4th and 3rd century BC 
C) 3rd and 2nd century BC 
D) 4th and 5th century AD

Question 10

According to Plato, the objective of State is

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A) Good Life 
B) Good Administration 
C) Good Philosophy 
D) Good Economy 
A) Good Life 
B) Good Administration 
C) Good Philosophy 
D) Good Economy

Question 11

According to Plato's Communism,

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A) Only the Upper Class can have property 
B) Only the Lower Classes can have property 
C) Both Upper Class and Lower Class can have Property 
D) Nether Upper Class nor Lower class can have Property 
A) Only the Upper Class can have property 
B) Only the Lower Classes can have property 
C) Both Upper Class and Lower Class can have Property 
D) Nether Upper Class nor Lower class can have Property

Question 12

In Plato's State, the element of Reason is present in

Accepted Answer

A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Common Men 
A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Common Men

Question 13

In Plato's State, the element of Appetite is present in

Accepted Answer

A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Priests 
A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Priests

Question 14

According to Plato

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A) The State is Justice Liberty and Equality Writ Large 
B) The State is Society Writ Large 
C) The State is Philosopher Writ Large 
D) The State is Individual Writ Large 
A) The State is Justice Liberty and Equality Writ Large 
B) The State is Society Writ Large 
C) The State is Philosopher Writ Large 
D) The State is Individual Writ Large

Question 15

According to Plato, the reason for not giving private property to all classes is because

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A) Private property is not good for people 
B) Private property will lead to personal ambitions 
C) Economic and political power in the same hands is not for State 
D) Both (b) and (c) above. 
A) Private property is not good for people 
B) Private property will lead to personal ambitions 
C) Economic and political power in the same hands is not for State 
D) Both (b) and (c) above.

Question 16

According to Plato, the following are the three elements in man

Accepted Answer

A) Reason Spirit Appetite 
B) Reason Justice Equality 
C) Justice Liberty Equality 
D) Reason Spirit Justice 
A) Reason Spirit Appetite 
B) Reason Justice Equality 
C) Justice Liberty Equality 
D) Reason Spirit Justice

Question 17

In Plato's State, the Government is run by

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A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Constitution 
A) Philosophers 
B) Soldiers 
C) Workers 
D) Constitution

Question 18

Following is a fundamental idea of Plato

Accepted Answer

A) Theory of Education 
B) The Ideal Man 
C) Theory of Justice 
D) All the above 
A) Theory of Education 
B) The Ideal Man 
C) Theory of Justice 
D) All the above

Question 19

Which one of the following is Plato's work?

Accepted Answer

A) The Lyceum 
B) The Prince 
C) The Republic 
D) None of the above 
A) The Lyceum 
B) The Prince 
C) The Republic 
D) None of the above

Question 20

The basic character of Soldiers, according to Plato, is

Accepted Answer

A) Wisdom 
B) Courage 
C) Appetite 
D) None of the above 
A) Wisdom 
B) Courage 
C) Appetite 
D) None of the above

Platonic system of education is

Plato was for

Plato was

According to the Platonic system of education, Higher Education starts at the age of

In Plato's State, the economic motive is satisfied by

In Plato's State, the element of Spirit is present in

The most prominent characteristic of Plato's State is

The people of Greece developed their philosophy because

Plato lived during

According to Plato, the objective of State is

According to Plato's Communism,

In Plato's State, the element of Reason is present in

In Plato's State, the element of Appetite is present in

According to Plato

According to Plato, the reason for not giving private property to all classes is because

According to Plato, the following are the three elements in man

In Plato's State, the Government is run by

Following is a fundamental idea of Plato

Which one of the following is Plato's work?

The basic character of Soldiers, according to Plato, is

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Exam 10: Exploring the Philosophy and Political Ideologies of Plato

Platonic system of education is

Plato was for

Plato was

According to the Platonic system of education, Higher Education starts at the age of

In Plato's State, the economic motive is satisfied by

In Plato's State, the element of Spirit is present in

The most prominent characteristic of Plato's State is

The people of Greece developed their philosophy because

Plato lived during

According to Plato, the objective of State is

According to Plato's Communism,

In Plato's State, the element of Reason is present in

In Plato's State, the element of Appetite is present in

According to Plato

According to Plato, the reason for not giving private property to all classes is because

According to Plato, the following are the three elements in man

In Plato's State, the Government is run by

Following is a fundamental idea of Plato

Which one of the following is Plato's work?

The basic character of Soldiers, according to Plato, is

Politics, Government, and Law

Political Science

Participation: Governance and Political Theory

Political Science and Government Systems

Notable Figures and Works in Political Science

Political Theory and Thinkers

Sovereignty, Political Theory, and Law

Political Thought and Philosophy

Political Philosophy and Thinkers Throughout History

Ethics in Ancient Greek Philosophy

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