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Froggy Jumps Philosophy Basics QuizOnline version Philosophy intro by Carla González 1 What does the Philosophy Word mean? a Love of wisdom b Love of science c Love of knowledge 2 What is the main goal of philosophy? a To collect facts only b To seek truth and wisdom using reason c To win arguments by force 3 What is a myth? a A modern news article b A story or group of stories that form part of the traditional knowledge of a society. Myths often us c A proven scientific theory 4 When did Philosophy begin? a Philosophy began with today’s technology. b Philosophy began in the 20th century. c Philosophy began when people started using critical thinking instead of myths to explain the world. 5 What did the Atomists believe? a Everything was made of small, indivisible particles. b Everything is made of tiny waves. c Everything is continuous and inseparable. 6 What did the Sophists teach in Ancient Greece? a How to meditate and pray b How to argue and persuade others c How to write poetry 7 Democracy was born in a Sparta b Athens c Rome 8 Who was Pericles? a A king of Sparta who led battles b Pericles was a statesman from a powerful aristocratic family who promoted reforms that limited the p c A poet who wrote about democracy 9 Pythagoras was knowns as… a Pythagoras was known as the first pure mathematician because of his contribution to the field of mat b Pythagoras was a political leader c Pythagoras was a famous astronomer 10 Did Pythagoras believe in reencarnation? a Yes, he did. He believed that he was reincarnated four times b He believed in birth only once c No, he rejected reincarnation 11 What did Pythagoras believe about music? a Music is irrelevant to the soul. b Pythagoreans believed music was the best source of purifying and saving one’s soul. c Music only for entertainment. 12 What philosophers were inspired by Pythagoras? a Plato and Aristotle b Heraclitus and Parmenides c Socrates and Democritus 13 What did Empedocles teach? a Only air is eternal b Everything is made of one substance c He said everything is made of 4 eternal elements: water, fire, earth, and air 14 What did Anaxagoras teach? a The world is chaos without order b He believed there are infinite small parts called seeds, and a special force called nous (mind) that c There are no real smaller parts 15 What did Democritus teach? a Everything is divine and unchangeable b There are no atoms; everything is continuous c He said everything is made of tiny particles called atoms. They are invisible, indivisible, and alwa 16 16.What did Parmenides teach? a He believed in being — that everything is eternal and never changes b He believed in souls c He believed in arts 17 20.How is the Socratic method? a Learning through constant questioning. b listening to music c reading 18 What is Plato’s most famous work? a the Republic b the Alphabet c a new song 19 What did Aristotle believe? a true knowledge comes from experience and observation b true knowlede comes from reading c true knowledge comes from hearing experiences 20 .According to Aristotle what was the goal of life? a achieve wisdom. b achieve money c achieve houses 21 Who are considered founders of Philosophy? a Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle b Plato and Socrates c Socrates and Aristotle 22 What happened with Aristotle when Plato died? a left Athens to conduct experiments and study on his own in the islands of the Greek Archipelago. b left Athens to create a new temple c left Athens to find a new philosopher

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by Carla González

What does the Philosophy Word mean?

What is the main goal of philosophy?

What is a myth?

When did Philosophy begin?

What did the Atomists believe?

What did the Sophists teach in Ancient Greece?

Democracy was born in

Who was Pericles?

Pythagoras was knowns as…

Did Pythagoras believe in reencarnation?

What did Pythagoras believe about music?

What philosophers were inspired by Pythagoras?

What did Empedocles teach?

What did Anaxagoras teach?

What did Democritus teach?

16.What did Parmenides teach?

20.How is the Socratic method?

What is Plato’s most famous work?

What did Aristotle believe?

.According to Aristotle what was the goal of life?

Who are considered founders of Philosophy?

What happened with Aristotle when Plato died?