Philosophy: The Study of Acquiring Knowledge

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What does the word 'Philosophy' mean?

  • Love for fame
  • Love for money
  • Love for power
  • Love for wisdom (correct)

What is the focus of Philosophy?

  • Acquiring knowledge through rational thinking (correct)
  • Exploring physical exercises
  • Studying history and literature
  • Acquiring knowledge through emotions

Who was Socrates' student that included him in some of his works?

  • Plato (correct)
  • Pythagoras
  • Aristotle
  • Homer

How did Socrates die?

<p>By drinking hemlock (C)</p>
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Why was Socrates charged with corruption of minors?

<p>For corrupting the youth with his teachings (A)</p>
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What did Socrates believe is the key to achieving happiness?

<p>Knowing oneself (A)</p>
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According to Socrates, what is considered a virtue?

<p>Possession of knowledge (D)</p>
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What did Socrates suggest is the first step towards acquiring knowledge?

<p>Acknowledging one's ignorance (B)</p>
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How did Socrates propose one can understand themselves?

<p>Through internal questioning or introspection (D)</p>
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What method, attributed to Socrates, involves a person assuming the roles of both teacher and student in self-examination?

<p>Socratic Method (C)</p>
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