Answers IL-MS World History AThe Achievements of Ancient Greece

The Achievements of Ancient Greece Answers

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What is the topic of this passage?

hair

truth

equality

cobblers

What does Plato mean by "different natures have different uses”?

Men and women have different hair.

Men and women have different roles.

Men and women have different ideas.

Men and women have different points of view.

What does Plato mean by "the natures of men and women are said to differ”?

Men and women have different points of view.

Men and women make different types of inferences.

Men and women have different thoughts and ideas.

Men and women have different looks and physical abilities.

What does Plato mean by "We do not consider that the difference may be purely nominal and accidental”?

The differences between men and women are not understood.

The differences between men and women are not talked about.

The differences between men and women are not seen as small and by chance.

The differences between men and women are seen as accidents that happen all the time.

Based on the passage, what is Plato’s point of view on men and women?

He believes that only men can be cobblers.

He believes that men and women should look alike.

He believes that men and women should be seen as equal.

He believes that men and women should be against one another.

How does Plato support the point of view that you cannot judge a person’s job based on the person’s appearance?

He tells how men and women are different.

He describes a single point of view.

He gives an example of the bald man and the hairy man.

He explains how accidental differences make people more skilled for some jobs.

What is the author’s purpose for writing this text?

to explain why men act differently

to tell about people who are cobblers

to argue that men and women are equal

to describe the government’s point of view

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