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Philosophy Midterm
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1According to Socrates, what sort of people make mistakes?
- AThose who know that they do not know
- BThose who do not know that they do not know
- CThose who know that they know
- DThose who do not know that they know
2Who does Socrates say lives successful lives
- AThose who do things courageously
- BThose who do things well
- CThose who do things admirably
- DThose who do things justly
3How does Alcibiades define the relation between what is admirable and what is good?
- AThe admirable and the good are never the same
- BThere is no relation between the admirable and the good
- CThe admirable and the good are sometimes the same
- DThe admirable and the good are always the same
4How does Socrates say saving someone in battle is good and bad
- AGood because it is courageous and bad because it kills you
- BGood because your friend survives and bad because it kills you
- CGood because you are being courageous and bad because you do it selfishly
- DGood because you save your friend and bad because you get no reward
5What does Socrates conclude is the relation between the just and the advantageous?
- ASome things are just disadvantageous
- BAll just things are also advantageous
- CThere is no relation between the just and the advantageous
- DJust things are sometimes advantageous and disadvantageous
6Socrates believes he is the only true lover of Alcibiades because he [blank_start]loves his soul[blank_end].
- Aloves his soul
7Augustine believes the soul is the [blank_start]life[blank_end] [blank_start]of the body.[blank_end]
- Alife
- Bof the body
8Augustine believes god is [blank_start]life itself[blank_end]
- Alife itself
9Augustine believes that our [blank_start]will[blank_end] is the ultimate cause of our doing evil.
- Awill
10Augustine believes that evil is the absence of [blank_start]goodness and god.[blank_end]
- Agoodness and god
11According to Aristotle, the soul is the [blank_start]first actuality[blank_end] of a [blank_start]natural organized[blank_end] body that has the [blank_start]potential of life[blank_end].
- Afirst actuality
- Bnatural organized
- Cpotential of life
12The [blank_start]god-like[blank_end] function of the human being is [blank_start]to think[blank_end] and [blank_start]to be wise[blank_end].
- Agod-like
- Bto think
- Cto be wise
131st potential is having [blank_start]the capacity[blank_end] but not [blank_start]knowing how[blank_end].
- Athe capacity
- Bknowing how
142nd potential, or 1st actuality is [blank_start]knowing how[blank_end] but not [blank_start]doing it right now[blank_end].
- Aknowing how
- Bdoing it right now
152nd actuality, is [blank_start]knowing how[blank_end] and [blank_start]doing it right now[blank_end].
- Aknowing how
- Bdoing it right now
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- Socrates (Alcibiades), Augustine, Fanon, Aristotle
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- Samantha Li
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- English
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