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{{:Multiple-Choice Anfang}}

'''1. Wer war Sokrates?'''
(Ein antiker griechischer Philosoph)
(!Ein römischer Kaiser)
(!Ein ägyptischer Pharao)
(!Ein mittelalterlicher Ritter)

'''2. Wann lebte Sokrates?'''
(Im 5. Jahrhundert v. Chr.)
(!Im 1. Jahrhundert n. Chr.)
(!Im 15. Jahrhundert n. Chr.)
(!Im 21. Jahrhundert n. Chr.)

'''3. Wie starb Sokrates?'''
(Durch den Verzehr von Schierlingsbecher)
(!In einer Schlacht)
(!Durch Alter)
(!Durch Krankheit)

'''4. Welche Methode der Argumentation ist Sokrates bekannt?'''
(Die sokratische Methode)
(!Die aristotelische Methode)
(!Die platonische Methode)
(!Die stoische Methode)

'''5. Welcher berühmte Philosoph war ein Schüler von Sokrates?'''
(Platon)
(!Aristoteles)
(!Kant)
(!Nietzsche)

'''6. Wie wurde Sokrates' Philosophie hauptsächlich aufgezeichnet?'''
(Durch die Dialoge seines Schülers Platon)
(!Durch seine eigenen Schriften)
(!Durch die Schriften von Aristoteles)
(!Durch die Schriften von Homer)

'''7. Welche Aussage ist ein bekanntes Zitat von Sokrates?'''
("Ich weiß, dass ich nichts weiß")
(!"Sei der Wandel, den du in der Welt sehen willst")
(!"Das Leben ist leidvoll")
(!"Gott ist tot")

'''8. Was war das Hauptziel der sokratischen Methode?'''
(Die Wahrheit durch Fragen und Antworten zu ergründen)
(!Die Natur des Universums zu erklären)
(!Die ethischen Prinzipien zu definieren)
(!Die politischen Strukturen zu kritisieren)

'''9. Was war Sokrates' Beruf vor seiner philosophischen Karriere?'''
(Steinmetz)
(!Soldat)
(!Lehrer)
(!Schriftsteller)

'''10. Welche der folgenden Aussagen beschreibt am besten Sokrates' Ansicht über Wissen und Weisheit?'''
(Wissen ist Tugend)
(!Wissen ist Macht)
(!Wissen ist Leid)
(!Wissen ist irrelevant)

'''11. Welche Stadt war der Hauptwohnsitz von Sokrates?'''
(Athen)
(!Rom)
(!Alexandria)
(!Sparta)

'''12. Welcher der folgenden Begriffe ist eng mit der Philosophie von Sokrates verbunden?'''
(Maieutik)
(!Dialektik)
(!Metaphysik)
(!Epistemologie)

'''13. Welche der folgenden Aussagen beschreibt am besten die Einstellung von Sokrates zur Demokratie?'''
(Er war skeptisch gegenüber der Demokratie)
(!Er war ein starker Befürworter der Demokratie)
(!Er war gegen jede Form von Regierung)
(!Er bevorzugte eine Monarchie)

'''14. Wie wurde Sokrates von der Stadt Athen verurteilt?'''
(Wegen Unglaubens an die Götter der Stadt und Verderbnis der Jugend)
(!Wegen Hochverrats)
(!Wegen Diebstahls)
(!Wegen Mordes)

'''15. Welche der folgenden Aussagen beschreibt am besten Sokrates' Ansicht über das Leben nach dem Tod?'''
(Er glaubte an die Unsterblichkeit der Seele)
(!Er glaubte an die Reinkarnation)
(!Er glaubte nicht an ein Leben nach dem Tod)
(!Er hatte keine spezifischen Ansichten über das Leben nach dem Tod)

'''16. Welche der folgenden Aussagen ist ein bekanntes Zitat von Sokrates?'''
("Das unreflektierte Leben ist nicht lebenswert")
(!"Gott ist tot")
(!"Ich denke, also bin ich")
(!"Sei der Wandel, den du in der Welt sehen willst")

'''17. Welcher der folgenden Begriffe ist eng mit der Philosophie von Sokrates verbunden?'''
(Ethik)
(!Ästhetik)
(!Logik)
(!Politik)

'''18. Welcher der folgenden Philosophen war ein Zeitgenosse von Sokrates?'''
(Protagoras)
(!Aristoteles)
(!Epikur)
(!Seneca)

'''19. Welcher der folgenden Begriffe ist eng mit der Philosophie von Sokrates verbunden?'''
(Eudaimonia)
(!Nirvana)
(!Moksha)
(!Satori)

'''20. Welche der folgenden Aussagen ist ein bekanntes Zitat von Sokrates?'''
("Ein Leben ohne Untersuchung ist nicht lebenswert")
(!"Gott ist tot")
(!"Ich denke, also bin ich")
(!"Sei der Wandel, den du in der Welt sehen willst")

{{:Multiple-Choice Ende}}

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{| align=center
{{:M-Tab}}
'''[[Socrates]]'''
{{o}} [[Philosophy]]
{{o}} [[Socratic Method]]
{{o}} [[Ethics]]
{{o}} [[Athenian Democracy]]
{{o}} [[Western Philosophy Origins]]
|}

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= Introduction =

[[Socrates]] (c. 469/470 – 399 BCE) is considered one of the most influential figures in the history of [[Philosophy]]. He was a [[Greek Philosopher]] from [[Athens]] who profoundly shaped [[Western Philosophy]]. Unlike other philosophers, he left no written works; what we know about him comes from the writings of his students, especially [[Plato]] and [[Xenophon]], as well as from [[Aristophanes]]' plays.

Socrates is best known for the [[Socratic Method]] — a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue that stimulates critical thinking by asking and answering questions. His philosophical focus was on [[Ethics]], virtue, and how one should live a good life. He famously declared: '''"The unexamined life is not worth living"'''.

In 399 BCE, Socrates was tried and sentenced to death by drinking [[Hemlock]] for allegedly corrupting the youth of Athens and impiety (not believing in the gods of the city). His death became a symbol of intellectual freedom and the tension between the individual and the state.

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= Life and Background =

Socrates was born in [[Athens]] to a stonemason and a midwife. He served as a hoplite in the [[Peloponnesian War]] and was known for his bravery. He spent most of his life engaging Athenians in public dialogues about virtue, justice, and truth.

He had a distinctive appearance, often described as unattractive, but his sharp mind and relentless questioning made him a respected — and sometimes feared — figure in Athens.

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= Philosophy =

Socrates shifted the focus of Greek philosophy from the natural sciences to human affairs and [[Ethics]]. He did not claim to possess wisdom but rather sought it through dialogue. His main philosophical contributions include:

{{o}} [[Socratic Method]]: A dialectical form of inquiry.
{{o}} [[Ethics]]: Belief that virtue is knowledge and wrongdoing is due to ignorance.
{{o}} [[Self-Knowledge]]: The Delphic maxim "Know thyself" as a central principle.
{{o}} [[Moral Philosophy]]: Focus on how to live a good and just life.

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= Trial and Death =

In 399 BCE, Socrates was accused of corrupting the youth and disrespecting the city's gods. His defense, recorded in [[Plato]]'s "Apology," argued that he was a social gadfly, necessary for the moral health of Athens.

He refused to renounce his philosophical mission and accepted his death sentence, drinking hemlock in the company of his friends and followers.

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= Influence and Legacy =

Socrates influenced [[Plato]], who in turn taught [[Aristotle]], shaping the foundation of [[Western Philosophy]]. His ideas are central to [[Ethics]], [[Logic]], and [[Political Philosophy]].

His life and death inspired debates about free speech, democracy, and the role of the philosopher in society.

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= Interactive Tasks =

== Quiz: Test Your Knowledge ==

{{MC}}
'''What is the Socratic Method primarily based on?'''
(Asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking)
(!Memorizing philosophical texts)
(!Giving long speeches without interruptions)
(!Writing down moral rules for students)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''Who was Socrates’ most famous student?'''
(Plato)
(!Aristotle)
(!Xenophon)
(!Pericles)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''What was Socrates accused of?'''
(Corrupting the youth and impiety)
(!Stealing public money)
(!Conspiring with Sparta)
(!Destroying temples)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''How did Socrates die?'''
(Drinking hemlock)
(!Execution by sword)
(!Hanging)
(!Starvation in prison)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''Which saying is attributed to Socrates?'''
(The unexamined life is not worth living)
(!Man is the measure of all things)
(!I think, therefore I am)
(!To be is to be perceived)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''In which city did Socrates live?'''
(Athens)
(!Sparta)
(!Corinth)
(!Delphi)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''Which source is NOT a main account of Socrates’ life?'''
(Homer’s Iliad)
(!Plato’s Dialogues)
(!Xenophon’s writings)
(!Aristophanes’ plays)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''What did Socrates believe about virtue?'''
(Virtue is knowledge)
(!Virtue is wealth)
(!Virtue is obedience)
(!Virtue is luck)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''Which war did Socrates serve in?'''
(Peloponnesian War)
(!Trojan War)
(!Greco-Persian War)
(!Corinthian War)
{{E}}

{{MC}}
'''Who recorded Socrates’ trial speech?'''
(Plato)
(!Herodotus)
(!Thucydides)
(!Epicurus)
{{E}}

== Memory ==

{{MQ}}
{|
|-
| Socratic Method || Questioning Dialogue
|-
| Hemlock || Execution Method
|-
| Plato || Famous Student
|-
| Athens || Home City
|-
| Apology || Defense Speech
|}
{{E}}
<br>

== Drag and Drop ==

{{LQ}}
{| class="wikitable"
! Assign the correct terms
! Topic
|-
| '''Socratic Method'''
| Cooperative questioning
|-
| '''Hemlock'''
| Death of Socrates
|-
| '''Plato'''
| Student of Socrates
|-
| '''Apology'''
| Trial defense speech
|-
| '''Athens'''
| Socrates’ home
|}
{{E}}
<br>

== Crossword Puzzle ==

{{KQ}}
{|
|-
| Hemlock || Poison that killed Socrates
|-
| Athens || City where Socrates lived
|-
| Plato || Famous student of Socrates
|-
| Apology || Defense speech by Socrates
|-
| Ethics || Field of philosophy Socrates emphasized
|-
| Gadfly || Socrates’ metaphor for his role in Athens
|}
{{E}}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=Socrates </iframe>

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= Open Tasks =

=== Easy ===
{{o}} [[Draw Socrates]]: Make a drawing of how you imagine Socrates looked.
{{o}} [[Quote Poster]]: Create a poster with your favorite Socratic quote.
{{o}} [[Timeline]]: Make a simple timeline of Socrates’ life.
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=== Standard ===
{{o}} [[Dialogue]]: Write a short Socratic dialogue on a modern topic.
{{o}} [[Philosophical Debate]]: Discuss with a friend whether virtue can be taught.
{{o}} [[Trial Simulation]]: Role-play the trial of Socrates.
<br>

=== Hard ===
{{o}} [[Essay]]: Analyze the impact of Socrates on Western Philosophy.
{{o}} [[Ethics Project]]: Apply the Socratic Method to a current ethical issue.
{{o}} [[Research Paper]]: Compare Socrates’ trial to a modern case of free speech.

{{OT}}
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= Learning control =

{{o}} [[Ethics]]: Explain why Socrates believed that virtue is knowledge.
{{o}} [[Socratic Method]]: Apply it to a real-life question and describe the outcome.
{{o}} [[Philosophy]]: Compare Socrates’ ideas to another ancient philosopher’s.
{{o}} [[Political Philosophy]]: Discuss what Socrates’ trial says about democracy.
{{o}} [[Critical Thinking]]: Analyze a modern controversy using Socratic questioning.

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= OERs on the Topic =

<iframe> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socrates </iframe>

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= Media =

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= Links =
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'''[[Socrates]]'''
{{o}} [[Philosophy]]
{{o}} [[Socratic Method]]
{{o}} [[Ethics]]
{{o}} [[Athenian Democracy]]
{{o}} [[Western Philosophy Origins]]
|}

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