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25 Questions About Plato 'S Philosophy of Self
25 Questions About Plato 'S Philosophy of Self
25 Questions About Plato 'S Philosophy of Self
2. What do you call the soul's ascent from the world of opinion to the world of
knowledge?
a) Plato's Divided Line
b) Socratic Method
c) St. Augustine Theory of Forms
d) Aristotelian Philosophy
3. What do you call Plato's view of bodies as soul-caskets, which can only be
opened through death?
a) Plato's Dualistic View
b) Plato’s Divided Line
c) Plato’s Allegory of Chariot
d) Plato’s Psyche
4. It refers to the highest level of soul (capable of thinking) present only in humans.
a) Appetitive Soul
b) Rational soul
c) Spirited Soul
d) Objective Soul
5. According to him, the soul is immortal and separate from the body. The soul does
not exist before being joined to the body. It resembles the idea of reincarnation.
a) St. Augustine
b) Aristotle
c) Socrates
d) Plato
9. According to Plato, the appetitive soul is in charge of base desires like eating,
drinking, sleeping, and having sex, and should be controlled.
a) Rational soul
b) Appetitive Soul
c) Spirited Soul
d) Objective Soul
11. He believes in reincarnation since the soul will move into another body after
death.
a) St. Augustine
b) Aristotle
c) Socrates
d) Plato
13. It refers to deciding what is good for us, and then we are most likely to choose
based on our desires.
a) Appetitive
b) Spirited
c) Rational
d) Objectives
14. When deciding what is good for us, we are most likely to choose based on our
emotions.
a) Appetitive
b) Spirited
c) Rational
d) Objectives
15. We decide what is good for us and are most likely to choose based on our
intellect.
a) Appetitive
b) Spirited
c) Rational
d) Objectives
16. He agreed that soul and self are synonymous but believed in the purification of
the soul.
a) St. Augustine
b) Aristotle
c) Socrates
d) Plato
18. It can be attained when the three parts of the soul are working harmoniously with
each other.
a) Justice and Ethics
b) Justice and Virtue
c) Justice and Logic
d) Knowledge and Desire
19. Plato explained his philosophy of the self through the representation of the
Allegory of the Chariot. What do you call his theory?
a) Tripartite Theory of the Psyche
b) Socratic Method
c) Theory of Dualism
d) Theory of Forms
Answer Key
1. C
2. A
3. A
4. B
5. D
6. C
7. A
8. C
9. B
10. B
11. D
12. A
13. A
14. B
15. C
16. D
17. A
18. B
19. A
20. A
21. The essence of knowledge is self-knowledge
22. Emotions
23. Desire
24. Spirited Soul
25. truth and knowledge
Prepared by
Deserree S. Añonuevo
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