Meno Multiple Choice

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. In response to Meno's opening question about virtue, Socrates responds that

He knows nothing at all about virtue. correct incorrect

Virtue is unknowable. correct incorrect

Virtue is taught. correct incorrect

None of the above. correct incorrect

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. In asking what virtue is, Socrates wants to know

Examples of different kinds of virtue. correct incorrect

The single characteristic all virtues share. correct incorrect

Whether virtue can be taught. correct incorrect

All of the above. correct incorrect

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. According to Socrates, learning is

Impossible. correct incorrect

The acquisition of new knowledge. correct incorrect

A process of remembering. correct incorrect

None of the above. correct incorrect

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. According to Socrates, knowledge differs from true opinion because knowledge

Is more abiding than true opinion. correct incorrect

Can guide action whereas true opinion cannot. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect

Neither a nor b. correct incorrect

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. Ultimately, Meno ends with virtue

Defined as the ability to rule. correct incorrect

Defined as wisely managing one's affairs. correct incorrect

Defined as benefiting one's friends and harming one's enemies. correct incorrect

Left undefined. correct incorrect