1 - "Brightest minds should made political decisions of state." Who made this statement?
Plato
2 - "Education" the word is derived from a Latin word "Educere" which means?
To lead
3 - "Peri Psyche/Physics /Metaphysics /Politics /Rhetoric /Economics". Who wrote these books?
Aristotle
4 - "Questions on new topics" reflected which type questions?
Developing
5 - "Repeating the questions" is a primary focus of what type of Socrates' questions?
Recapitulatory
6 - "To judge the performance at the end (of any program)" is the basic function of what type of questions?
Evaluatory
7 - According to Aristotle when an infant schooling should be started?
0-6 years
8 - According to Plato higher education started from the age of 21 years and lasted till?
35 years
9 - According to Plato the ancient Greek philosopher that pre-education must be started from 0 to 6 years. What type of pre-education was?
Moral
10 - According to Plato what was the duration of elementary school education in Athens?
7-18 years
11 - According to the Aristotle's curriculum the students' schooling at the age of 15-21 should be taught, mathematics, geometry, astronomy, grammar, literature, poetry, rhetoric, ethics and what was the last?
Politics
12 - Aeschylus(389-314 BC) was a renowned poet and dramatist of which country?
Greek
13 - After 14 years old children of which families had the option to atend secodary education?
Rich
14 - After how many years of Ephebe training was finished by the Spartan soldiers?
2
15 - Aristotle emphasize on what type of experience as the beginning of knowledge?
Sensory
16 - Aristotle was a realist and Plato was an_______?
Idealist
17 - Aristotle was born on 384 BC. When he was died?
322 BC
18 - Aristotle was concerned only with______education?
Male
19 - Aristotle was the pupil of Plato and was the tutor of whom?
Alexander the Great
20 - Aristotle's educational plan differed from that of Plato in respect to provision for making the home:
A real training center
21 - At the age of eighteen women were taught to____?
All of these
22 - At which age the students get philosophers training to become rulers and philosophers?
36-50 years
23 - At which stage boys and girls are separated and learned basic education?
Elementary
24 - Athens was the major state in Greece in the past. What was the other major state?
Sparta
25 - Elementary education was started from 6 years to_____?
14 years
26 - For the Greeks which was a key component of a person's identity?
Intellectual education
27 - For whom the sensory knowledge/sensory experiences/sensations are the root of knowledge?
Aristotle
28 - Formal education was very expensive in old Greeks, it was only provided to riches. Who was not received formal education?
Poor & slaves
29 - Good relationship helps to control which situation?
Anger
30 - How can be forgetting minimized through?
Overlearning
31 - How many developmental levels/stages presented by J. J. Rousseau?
5
32 - How many important types of questions were presented by Socrates in his question answer method?
4 types
33 - How many in numbers the stages of education presented by Plato the most important ancient Greek philosopher?
6
34 - How many levels of John Dewey's curriculum consisted of?
3
35 - How many types of education were in ancient Greece?
2
36 - In ancient Greek, the formal education was primarily provided to the males and ______?
Non-slaves
37 - In ancient times in Greece, the young people could learn alongside a philosopher or_______?
Sophists
38 - In ancient times most of the education was achieved through __?
Orally
39 - In the early Athenian education system the "Paidagogos" was called a?
Slave
40 - In which edcatinal system in ancient Greek focused heavily on training the entire personality of a person?
Formal
41 - Old Athenian Education differed from Spartan mainly in extent of the:
Intellectual element
42 - Only the Spartan male persons provided gymnastic and special warfare education with real weapons. What was the age of that training?
20 years
43 - Physically fit body was given extremely important to the Greeks. Where the children were trained physically?
Gymnasium
44 - Plato believed that reality exists in the realm of pure ideas and Aristotle held that exists as______?
Objectively
45 - Plato doubted whether a standard method of teaching existed for all subjects, and he argued that morally neutral education would corrupt most citizens. He preferred the_______method over the Sophists' rhetorical pedagogy.
Dialectic
46 - Plato founded Philosophy of Idealism and his pupil Aristotle established which philosophy in opposition?
Realism
47 - Plato said that before the starting of school education, children must spend time with whom for moral education?
A&B
48 - Plato thought that boys and girls needed to be separated but play tighter until they reached which level of education?
Elementary
49 - Plato was a Greece philosopher. He was born on 429 BC. At which date he was died?
347 Bc
50 - Plato was the pupil of which philosopher?
Socrates
51 - Plato's philosophy mostly stressed education as a means of preserving the:
State
52 - Post-secondary education was started from 19-20 years. What type of that education was?
Military
53 - Primary education was started at the age of?
0-6 years
54 - Secondary education included subjects such as natural sciences, rhetoric, geometry, sophitry, and astronomy. What was the another important field of study?
Meterology
55 - Secondary education was provided from 15 years to___?
18 years
56 - Socrates mostly stressed in which excellence ?
Moral
57 - Socrates was born in 469-BC in the outskirts of____?
Athens
58 - Socrates was the teacher of whom?
Plato
59 - Spartan education had little or nothing in common with early Athenian education except the:
Simplicity of its educational aim
60 - Spartan women received a formal education under the supervision of ____?
The state
61 - Students were ready to become rulers or philosophers and apply their knowledge practically after______years?
50 years on ward
62 - The basic process of attaining knowledge, skills, values, attitudes is called?
Education
63 - The children learned fron the private tutor. What was called that private tutor in Greek?
Paidotribe
64 - The education was provided by an unpaid tutor and it can be occurred in a non-public setting is called?
Informal
65 - 'The linking with the previous knowledge of students.' This statement is related to which type of questions presented by Socrates?
Introductory
66 - The military education in told Greek was called?
Ephebic
67 - The old eductaion system in Greek cosisted on two types formal & non-formal but is also divided into two major parts, one was physical and what was the other?
Intellectual
68 - The period of classical Athens was started on 503 BC and ended at which year?
322 BC
69 - The primary aim of______to change in behavior and attitude in human being.
Education
70 - The Socratic method refers to the method of developing concepts through:
Questioning
71 - The special teachers who taught the youths to fight like Hoplites and trained them on the waepons are called________?
Pedophiles
72 - To Socrates and Plato the aim of education was "to get/attain knowledge" but to Aristotle what is the aim of education?
Happiness or goodness
73 - Traditionally the Greek education system gave more importance to what?
Literarature
74 - What is the "Quadrivium" means?
Arithmetic, music, astronomy, and geometry
75 - What is the life span of Socrates?
469-399BC
76 - What is the name of the modern philosopher who developed Pragmatic philosophy and applied it to education?
John Dewey
77 - What is the name of the subject that was give to the children when they were able to read the whole works?
Poetry
78 - What is the physical education that mirrored the ideals of the military?
Gumnastike
79 - What is the primary age they were prepared for war?
Young age
80 - What should be taught to the students at the age of between 7-14 years according to Aristotle?
All of these
81 - What type of eductaion was attained through attendance to a public schools or also provided by a hired tutor?
Formal
82 - What was called the slaves that came with the boys to school?
Pedagogues
83 - What was the age of Athenian children to start their elementary education?
7 years
84 - What was the age of training of young people in Athens?
18 years
85 - What was the essential thing to teach the Athenian children?
Morals
86 - What was the institute that was started by Plato?
The academy
87 - What was the major contribution of Rousseau to the modern education?
Philosophy of naturalism
88 - What was the major contribution of the ancient Greek to modern education?
Emphasize upon the development of individual personality
89 - What was the name of an Athenian philosophical school which founded by Aristotle?
The Lyceum
90 - What was the name of an Athenian leader who encourged the poor peoplr to provide vocational education to their children?
Solon
91 - What was the name of the school Aristole created
The lyceum
92 - What was the permissive educational environment of Frobel's Kindergarten included?
All of these
93 - What was the Plato's belief that a child's education should start at the age of?
7 years
94 - What was the primary aim of Greek eduaction that was the cause of the develoment of?
All of these
95 - What was the primary focus of Greek education on?
All of these
96 - What was the Spartan of ancient Greek educational system as an extreme form of military boot camp?
Agog
97 - What was the type of eduation unable to receive the children of poor people?
Formal
98 - When the Greeks gained citizenship? When they learn how to _______
All of these
99 - Where the most Athenian children were taught?
At home
100 - Where the Spartans strictly trained the boys and girls?
In barracks
101 - Where was the only primary education imparted to the girls?
At home
102 - Where were the Sophists and philosophers uaually taught?
Galleries
103 - Which is the basic emphasis philosophical thought of Frobel's philosophy?
All of these
104 - Which is the process to enable a person to read and write?
Literacy
105 - Which method of teaching was presented and mostly used by Socrates to motivate, stimulate students, and encourage healthy discussions?
Questions answer method
106 - Which methods Aristotle used to find out knowledge?
Inductive and deductive
107 - Which of the following does not include with this group?
Philanthropinum
108 - Which subjects were taught to the students of 21 years to onward?
All of these
109 - Which was not learned in the "Didasealeum"?
Gymnastic exercises
110 - Which were the two famous educational systems in ancient Greek?
Formal & non-formal
111 - Who believed that women were intellectually inferior to men?
Aristotle
112 - Who developed the idea that the educators who relate schooling to social purposes?
Rousseau
113 - Who established "The Lyceum" (Peripatic School)?
Aristotle
114 - Who has developed object lesson which emphasized sensory learning?
Pestalozzi
115 - Who is the famous philosopher that conveyed his educational philosophy through his famous novel, "Emile"?
Rousseau
116 - Who is the writer of the book "Republic"?
Plato
117 - Who presented the idea of Ideal State?
Plato
118 - Who said, "virtue lies in the attainment of happiness"?
Aristotle
119 - Who suggested that girls should be trained to perform the household and child rearing duties necessary for their future roles as wives and mothers?
Aristotle
120 - Who was a classical Greece philosopher who studied under Socrates in Athens?
Plato
121 - Who was believed that the children must be free from the society's imprisoning institutions?
Rousseau
122 - Who was said that knowledge is truth?
Socrates
123 - Who was said that knowledge is truth?
Socrates
124 - Who was the first philosopher the first to formulate the logic of inductive and deductive procedures?
Aristotle
125 - Who was the Greek philosopher that presented the philosophy of Idealism?
Plato
126 - Who was the most influential figure over Greek education system?
All of these
127 - Who were taught the formal programs within Higher Education and charged for their teaching?
Sophists
128 - Whwn Education was vastly 'Democratized' in Greek?
5th BC
129 - Why was the the Spartan educational system strict for females?
To train future mothers of soldiers
130 - Young girls were also taught to sing, dance, play instruments, poetry, writing and ______?
War education
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