Knowing vs. Thinking Multiple Choice

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. According to Nagel, Protagoras's view seems to imply that

No one ever makes a mistake. correct incorrect

There is no such thing as truth. correct incorrect

Knowledge is impossible. correct incorrect

All of the above. correct incorrect

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. Nagel claims that unlike Protagoras most philosophers believe that truth is

Objective. correct incorrect

Subjective. correct incorrect

Unknowable. correct incorrect

Innate. correct incorrect

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. According to Nagel, __________ is an example of a non-factive verb.

See. correct incorrect

Think. correct incorrect

Remember. correct incorrect

None of the above. correct incorrect

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. According to Nagel, we sometimes speak of someone "knowing" a falsehood when we use "know" in a __________ sense.

Relative. correct incorrect

Projective. correct incorrect

Subjective. correct incorrect

Objective. correct incorrect

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. According to Nagel, a confidently held belief is __________ for knowledge.

Necessary. correct incorrect

Sufficient. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect

Neither a nor b. correct incorrect