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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. What does Socrates explain is different from bad?
(a) Pain.
(b) Fear.
(c) Injustice.
(d) Punishment.
2. Socrates classifies "flattery" as something that does not engage what?
(a) The public.
(b) God.
(c) The body or soul.
(d) Intelligence.
3. What is Callicles' opinion of lawmakers?
(a) They are failed artists.
(b) They are irrational.
(c) They are weak.
(d) They are stupid.
4. Socrates believes bad people feel what?
(a) Pain.
(b) Fear.
(c) Glorious.
(d) Good.
5. What is Socrates' opinion of the purpose of cookery?
(a) To display skill.
(b) To enhance life.
(c) To feed people.
(d) To create pleasure.
Short Answer Questions
1. What attitude does Socrates see defines a person with self-control?
2. Socrates believes that men of substance do not engage in things that are not what?
3. In Chapter VI, with what is Socrates primarily concerned with the health of?
4. Socrates believes that weak people lack conviction and can lose what?
5. What does Socrates specify is different between a coward experiencing pain and a brave man experiencing pain?
Short Essay Questions
1. Callicles argues that one should not neglect the natural order. What does the natural order offer that convention cannot?
2. How does natural justice differ from legislation?
3. Should people avoid injustice or act justly? According to Socrates, which is better? Why?
4. According to Callicles, where should one's rights originate from?
5. What is Socrates' theory about the dangers of mass-influence and how it relates to useful and useless action?
6. According to Socrates, if one desires nothing, are they happy? Why or why not?
7. According to Socrates, how can one attain harmony and why is it important?
8. How does Socrates suggest the order between men, heaven, and earth be maintained?
9. Why does Socrates classify flattery in public speaking as bad?
10. How should unjust or out of control souls be treated, in Socrates' opinion?
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