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QUESTION 1
One of Crito's reasons in support of Socrates' escape is that Socrates would be deserting his children instead of raising and educating them as he should.
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False
QUESTION 2
Socrates agrees with Crito that the opinions of the majority deserve careful consideration.
True
False
QUESTION 3
According to the Laws of Athens, Socrates should not escape from prison because:
A. the Laws and the city cannot exist if people disobey them.
B. the Laws have made Socrates life and education possible.
C. Socrates could have left Athens if he didn't approve of the Laws.
D. all of the above.
QUESTION 4
Which of the following moral principles do Socrates and Crito agree to (Hint: look at p. 71 closely, 49c10-49e5)?
A. one should never do wrong to another, no matter what one has suffered at that person's hands.
B. one should do what one has agreed to do, provided that it is just.
C. both (a) and (b).
D. neither (a) nor (b).
QUESTION 5
The conversation between Socrates and Crito takes place at midnight.
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False
QUESTION 6
Crito believes that the opinion of the majority matters because they have the power to put people to death.
True
False
QUESTION 7
Which of the following is a reason Crito offers Socrates for escaping from prison?
A. There is enough money available to pay the necessary bribes.
B. Socrates could go to Crito's friends in Thessaly.
C. Socrates is playing into the hands of his enemies if he does not escape.
D. All of the above.
QUESTION 8
Crito is:
A. one of Socrates' accusers.
B. one of Socrates' sons.
C. an old friend of Socrates.
D. a new acquaintance of Socrates.
QUESTION 9
Socrates is quite upset that his death is not far off.
True
False
QUESTION 10
For Socrates, the only consideration that is relevant to the decision to escape from prison is:
A. whether it is physically dangerous.
B. whether it would be just or unjust.
C. whether Meletus will send a posse in search of Socrates.
D. all of the above.