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DK Children's Book of Philosophy - SocratesVersion en ligne DK Children's Book of Philosophy - Socrates par Vijo Gor 1 Where and when was Socrates born? a Alexandria, around 300 BCE b Sparta, around 500 BCE c Athens, around 470 BCE d Rome, around 450 BCE 2 What was Socrates’ job before he became a philosopher? a Priest b Merchant c Soldier d Stonemason 3 What was unusual about Socrates compared to other teachers? a He charged very high fees b He taught only kings c He taught for free d He lived in a palace 4 What was the name given to Socrates’ style of teaching through questions? a The Delphi method b The Spartan method c The Socratic method d The Platonic rule 5 What did Socrates mean when he said he was the “wisest man”? a He knew everything b He was strong in battle c He was wise because he knew that he knew nothing d He could predict the future 6 How did Socrates think people could find the truth? a By reading holy books b By following myths c By asking questions again and again d By trusting what others say 7 What did Socrates believe was most important for living a good life? a Finding out what is good and doing the right thing b Money and fame c Pleasing the gods d Power and control 8 Why did Socrates say people did bad things? a Because they didn’t know better b Because they wanted to c Because the gods told them to d Because they were poor 9 What was Socrates accused of? a Stealing from temples b Refusing to pay taxes c Disrespecting the gods and corrupting young people d Plotting against Sparta 10 How did Socrates die? a He took hemlock as poison b He was executed by sword c He was exiled from Athens d He died in battle 11 Socrates believed asking questions leads to truth. What might happen if people stop asking questions? a They get richer b They become wiser c They may believe false things d They start more wars 12 Socrates said people do wrong only because they don’t know better. What does this suggest? a Learning can make people better b Punishment is always needed c Mistakes cannot be fixed d Only rich people know right from wrong 13 Socrates gave up money and comfort to live honestly. What does this show about what he valued most? a Power and status b Fame and friendship c Family and travel d Truth and goodness

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DK Children's Book of Philosophy - SocratesVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

Where and when was Socrates born?

What was Socrates’ job before he became a philosopher?

What was unusual about Socrates compared to other teachers?

What was the name given to Socrates’ style of teaching through questions?

What did Socrates mean when he said he was the “wisest man”?

How did Socrates think people could find the truth?

What did Socrates believe was most important for living a good life?

Why did Socrates say people did bad things?

What was Socrates accused of?

How did Socrates die?

Socrates believed asking questions leads to truth. What might happen if people stop asking questions?

Socrates said people do wrong only because they don’t know better. What does this suggest?

Socrates gave up money and comfort to live honestly. What does this show about what he valued most?