Phil study true/false part one

Socrates' friend Crito refuses to talk to Socrates on the day of his death.

False

Socrates' wife is present for his death.

True

Plato is present for Socrates' death.

False

Socrates' last words implore his friends to never forget him.

False

Plato cries at some point in the death scene.

False

According to your professor, Socrates dies in prison.

True

According to the editor of your text, Socrates dies at home.

False

The officer of the court offers to let Socrates escape rather than drink the poison.

False

Socrates is not killed for 30 days after the trial because the people of Athens want to give him a chance to escape.

True

Meletus asks for the death penalty, but the court decides the method of execution.

True

Socrates brings his wife to court with him to trial.

False

Meletus wins the guilty vote by 59 votes.

True

Meletus wins the death penalty vote by 59 votes.

False

We know that the punishment vote was closer than the guilt vote.

True

Socrates finally puts up 30 mina for a suggested fine.

True

You should be ashamed of yourself for doing an image search for the Oracle of Delphi with SafeSearch off.

True

Socrates is not killed on the day of his trial so that he can try to escape.

False

One could argue that Socrates has the same decision in front of him in court that Euthyphro does: is it worth sacrificing a life you love in order to stick to your principles?

True

If the answer to 18 is true, then that means that Socrates would do the same thing that Euthyphro does if he was in his shoes.

False

Socrates drinks poison to kill himself.

True

The officer of the court is remarkably civil to Socrates.

True

Socrates says that he is not afraid of death because men of honor go to be with the gods.

True

Hemlock poison is a distillation of the sap of a type of pine tree.

False

Plato refers to himself in the first person as a protest against what Meletus has done.

False

Socrates' last words to his friends is that he will miss their companionship.

False

Don't mess with Plato

True