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Test your knowledge of early philosophy.

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From Philosophy to ScienceVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of early philosophy. par Vijo Gor 1 What did Greek thinkers begin to look beyond when explaining the world? a Music and poetry b Numbers and shapes c Wars and politics d Myths and gods 2 Socrates’ special way of learning and teaching called? a The Aristotelian Method b The Socratic Method c The Scientific Method d The Athenian Method 3 According to the chapter, what did Socrates believe was the path to truth? a Reading sacred books b Listening to rulers c Careful questioning and testing beliefs d Blind faith in tradition 4 What made Aristotle’s studies different from Socrates’? a He refused to write anything down b He used observation to study the natural world c He taught about politics d He focused only on myths 5 What did Aristotle collect and study? a Weapons and tools b Plants and animals c Coins and statues d Poems and plays 6 What was Aristotle trying to do when he looked carefully at the world and wrote down what he saw? a Turn observation into knowledge b Make laws c Entertain his students d Tell stories 7 How did Socrates' questioning prepare Aristotle's scientific approach? a It relied on tradition only b It taught people to question carefully and look for reasons, not just opinions c It discouraged debate d It encouraged accepting untested ideas 8 What does 'thinking into knowing' mean in Greek philosophy? a Myths become laws b Questions are discouraged c Knowledge comes from authority d People turn questions into knowledge using observation and evidence 9 How did questioning in Athens make science stronger? a It hid data from the public b It promoted superstition c It halted experiments d It helped people find natural causes instead of blaming the gods 10 Why was Aristotle’s work important for future scientists? a It rejected observation b It dismissed evidence c It proved all questions have fixed answers d It showed that real knowledge starts with careful observation and evidence

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From Philosophy to ScienceVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What did Greek thinkers begin to look beyond when explaining the world?

Socrates’ special way of learning and teaching called?

According to the chapter, what did Socrates believe was the path to truth?

What made Aristotle’s studies different from Socrates’?

What did Aristotle collect and study?

What was Aristotle trying to do when he looked carefully at the world and wrote down what he saw?

How did Socrates' questioning prepare Aristotle's scientific approach?

What does 'thinking into knowing' mean in Greek philosophy?

How did questioning in Athens make science stronger?

Why was Aristotle’s work important for future scientists?