Socrates is often considered the father of Western philosophy.

Plato is considered the father of Western philosophy.

Aristotle is considered the father of Western philosophy.

Pythagoras is considered the father of Western philosophy.

Aristotle founded the Lyceum in Athens.

Aristotle founded the Academy in Athens.

Aristotle founded the Gymnasium in Athens.

Aristotle founded the Pergamon in Athens.

Plato’s most famous work is 'The Republic'.

Plato’s most famous work is 'Nicomachean Ethics'.

Plato’s most famous work is 'The Symposium'.

Plato’s most famous work is 'Poetics'.

Plato is known for the concept of 'The Golden Mean'.

Aristotle is known for the concept of 'The Golden Mean'.

Socrates is known for the concept of 'The Golden Mean'.

Pythagoras is known for the concept of 'The Golden Mean'.

Socrates claimed, 'I am the wisest of all men.'

Socrates claimed, 'Knowledge is power.'

Socrates claimed, 'I know that I know nothing.'

Socrates claimed, 'Virtue is the greatest good.'

Plato’s theory of forms posits that authentic reality is non-physical and consists of abstract forms.

Plato’s theory of forms posits that authentic reality consists of tangible objects.

Plato’s theory of forms posits that all objects have a perfect twin somewhere.

Plato’s theory of forms posits that reality is constantly changing and evolving.

Aristotle tutored Alexander the Great.

Plato tutored Alexander the Great.

Socrates tutored Alexander the Great.

Pythagoras tutored Alexander the Great.

'Nicomachean Ethics' focuses on the nature of ethical virtue and human happiness.

'Nicomachean Ethics' focuses on practical politics and governance.

'Nicomachean Ethics' focuses on mathematical principles and logic.

'Nicomachean Ethics' focuses on the theory of forms and ideas.

Socrates introduced ethical philosophy based on self-examination and dialogue.

Socrates contributed a code of conduct for public officials.

Socrates developed detailed laws about ethical commerce.

Socrates introduced the concept of utilitarian ethics.

'Plato's Allegory of the Cave' discusses perception, knowledge, and enlightenment.

'Plato's Allegory of the Cave' discusses political theory and statecraft.

'Plato's Allegory of the Cave' discusses economic systems and trade.

'Plato's Allegory of the Cave' discusses ancient Greek mythology and deities.

Plato established the Lyceum.

Plato established the Stoa.

Plato established the Gymnasium.

Plato established the Academy in Athens.

Aristotle is associated with the Socratic method of question and answer.

Plato is associated with the Socratic method of question and answer.

Socrates is associated with the Socratic method of question and answer.

Epicurus is associated with the Socratic method of question and answer.

In 'Phaedo', the main theme is the immortality of the soul.

In 'Phaedo', the main theme is political governance.

In 'Phaedo', the main theme is aesthetics and beauty.

In 'Phaedo', the main theme is the art of rhetoric.

Aristotle's philosophy was focused on the world of forms beyond the physical world.

Aristotle's philosophy focused on empirical observation, unlike Plato’s abstract realism.

Aristotle's philosophy denied the existence of any forms altogether.

Aristotle's philosophy was mainly concerned with religious doctrine.

Sophists were characterized by their rhetorical skills and moral relativism.

Sophists were characterized by their focus on abstract forms and idealism.

Sophists were characterized by their deep religious piety and faith.

Sophists were characterized by their disdain for public education and discourse.