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This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Sophie's World Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 134 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why is Thor a powerful God?
(a) People pray to him when they are lost.
(b) Animals behave because of him.
(c) He provides fire.
(d) He gives people rain.

2. Where is Sophie going to invite Alberto?
(a) On a camping trip.
(b) To a coffee shop.
(c) To her birthday party.
(d) To her school.

3. What question does Aquinas pose concerning inanimate objects, animals, man and angels?
(a) If God treats them the same.
(b) If they live in pain.
(c) If time is the same for all of them.
(d) If they are composed of the same matter.

4. Politically, what is the Baroque period characterized with?
(a) Anger and ignorance.
(b) Waste and vulgarity.
(c) Assassinations and revolts.
(d) Peace and equality.

5. How does Sophie answer the questions on her religious knowledge exam?
(a) She recites material from her religious text.
(b) She uses her philosophical knowledge.
(c) She makes up answers.
(d) She refuses to answer such mundane questions.

Short Answer Questions

1. What grade does the teacher give Sophie on her religious knowledge test?

2. After Sophie first tries to find her philosopher, how does Sophie's philosopher avoid her seeing him?

3. Who are the Sophists?

4. How does Sophie surprise Joanna after they finish classes?

5. What does Sophie see on the inside of a banana peel?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Sophie sees the large board with the word "Hilde" on it, does this foreshadow who "Hilde' is?

2. What are some of the increasingly odd connections between Sophie and HIlde? What do they mean?

3. Why is it important that Sophie designed her own myth?

4. Why would Hermes growl at Sophie when she follows him? Is this characteristic of a dog? Why?

5. When Sophie sees another girl in mirror who winks back at her with both eyes, what does this foreshadow?

6. Why were ancient people angry when they spoke to Socrates and he claimed not to know anything?

7. What did Sophie learn from working with Legos in connection to Democritus?

8. What is an example of the Indo-European view of history concerning cycles of history that start over again?

9. Is Sophie's mother's reaction to her daughter's studies and new attitude realistic? Why?

10. Why would Sophie not go with Joanna after classes?

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