Ancient Greek Philosophy quiz
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Who became Aristotle's pupil at the age of 13?
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How many basic elements did Empedocles say make up everything?
Answer: Four
Why: Two forces, Love and Strife, mix the elements together and pull them apart.
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Who would Plato banish from his ideal city?
Answer: Poets
Why: Philosophers fared best: the same city would be ruled by philosopher-kings.
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Which philosopher argued that all change is an illusion?
Answer: Parmenides
Why: His only known work is a poem in which a goddess reveals the truth to a young man.
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Which lost land first appears in Plato's writings?
Answer: Atlantis
Why: In Plato's account, Atlantis was swallowed by the sea in a single day and night of earthquakes and floods.
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Who taught about 2,400 years ago that matter is made of atoms?
Answer: Democritus
Why: Even taste came down to shape: rounded atoms made food sweet, while small, angular ones made it sour.
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About how many citizens sat on the jury that convicted Socrates?
Answer: About 500
Why: The vote was close: roughly 280 jurors found him guilty and about 220 voted to acquit.
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