2. How did the third party in the discussion between Socrates and Meno feel about the people who taught virtue?
(a) He was confused by them.
(b) He was afraid of them.
(c) He hated them.
(d) He agreed with them.

3. What did Socrates say were teachers' real responsibility?
(a) To help people recollect knowledge.
(b) To inspire pupils.
(c) To enhance worldly experiences.
(d) To create new substance.

4. What trait did Socrates say all brave men had?
(a) Patience.
(b) Temperance.
(c) Virtue.
(d) Confidence.

5. Who often schemed to conquer Greece in Socrates' time?
(a) The Theban Prince.
(b) The King of Persia.
(c) The Senators of Rome.
(d) The Pharaoh.

6. What did Socrates teach to a person while talking with Meno?
(a) Mythology.
(b) Reading.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) Geometry.

7. How did Meno say Socrates' talk made other men feel?
(a) Judgmental.
(b) Perplexed.
(c) Peaceful.
(d) Arrogant.

8. What did Socrates say men would have to do to get their greatest pleasure?
(a) Forego certain pleasures.
(b) Endure some pain.
(c) Wait and bide their time.
(d) Have some foresight.

9. How could a man not be virtuous when acquiring good things?
(a) Getting them for the wrong reasons.
(b) Getting them through bad methods.
(c) Getting them in the wrong quantities.
(d) Getting them at the wrong times.

10. What bad thing did Socrates say caused a greater good?
(a) Aging.
(b) Pain.
(c) Punishment.
(d) Injustice.

11. For what did Protagoras charge fees?
(a) Teaching.
(b) Counseling.
(c) Writing.
(d) Singing.

12. What did Socrates say controlled most men?
(a) Virtue.
(b) Knowledge.
(c) Pleasures.
(d) Intelligence.

13. How many parts of virtue did Protagoras say there were?
(a) 6.
(b) 7.
(c) 4.
(d) 5.

14. Why did Socrates say strength would not be a part of virtue?
(a) It is not something recalled by memory.
(b) It was universal.
(c) It was not universal.
(d) It could be used foolishly.

15. How did Protagoras describe a good life?
(a) Pleasing.
(b) Pleasurable.
(c) Patient.
(d) Particular.