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question 1

Socrates is charged with overthrowing the government, among other things.

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Question 2

Euthyphro says that Socrates is more likely to charge someone with a crime than to be charged for a crime by someone else.

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Question 3

At one point, Socrates gets Euthyphro to say that holiness gratifies the gods.

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Question 4

In Euthyhphro, there are at least two interpretations of the sentence, “Piety is what the gods love.”

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Question 5

The Oracle at Delphi says that Socrates is the wisest man alive.

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Question 6

Meletus wrote “The Clouds.”

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Question 7

Socrates at least suggests that the god would not lie

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Question 8

One of the charges against Socrates is that he creates new gods.

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Question 9

Aristophanes is one of Socrates’s accusers.

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Question 10

Socrates says that craftsmen are unable to produce good crafts.

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Question 11

Meletus says that Socrates both believes in no gods and creates new ones.

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Question 12

Socrates suggests that corrupt people harm those around them.

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Question 13

Socrates says that it is illegal to bring charges against those who do unintentionally break the laws.

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Question 14

Meletus proposes the death penalty for Socrates in Apology.

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Question 15

Socrates says that the unexamined life is not worth living.

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Question 16

Socrates says that life is too important to worry about virtue.

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Question 17

Socrates initially says that he deserves a reward for the kind of life he lived.

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Question 18

Socrates offers to stop doing philosophy if the jury refrains from killing him.

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Question 19

Socrates proposes that the state fine him and his friends will pay it.

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Question 20

The jury convicts Socrates of perjury.

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